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Can you tell if a wine is any good just by tasting it? Impressions from a Craggy Range Tasting

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Have you ever been unimpressed with a wine on first taste, but then fallen in love with it over the course of a meal? Well, according to a very interesting article by Decanter’s Andrew Jefford “digestibility is as much a …

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Cork versus Screw Cap: Don’t Dismiss the Benefits of Cork!

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At the NZ Wine Online tasting of New Zealand wines by Escarpment and Quartz Reef at Coast on Wednesday night I sat next to a gentlemen who was absolutely livid that one of the wines had a cork closure. The …

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Domaine A: Tasmania’s Finest Cabernet Sauvignons!

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More Tasmanian Wines from our Hobart trip After attending  Wild Rice’s excellent production of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, we headed down to Hobart’s City Hall to listen to Haitian-American composer and violinist DBR, Elan Vytal aka Dj Scientific, and the …

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