If you’ve recently scanned the Cellarit Wine Market you may have noticed that a bottle of 1990 Château Pétrus is available for $4,700. It’s not the most expensive bottle on the list. That honour belongs to a 375 ml 1952 …
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In my article, Australian and New Zealand Wine: Telling a Complex Story!, 28 September 2010, I mentioned that 12 of the country’s most prestigious wineries have joined forces to create Australia’s First Families of Wine (AFFW) – an export oriented …
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In a previous post, A Great Week for Wine Tasting! I mentioned that the Lebanese Chateau Masur is bottle aged for four years before being released! Unfortunately the costs associated with holding back bottled stock for ageing is usually prohibitive …
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