Barossa Valley is located in South Australia 56 km northeast from Adelaide. Today it is the main and most popular winemaking region in Australia; you can easily call it the Australia’s Napa Valley. Lots of old and large Australian wineries such as Penfolds, Peter Lehmann, Orlando Wines, Seppeltsfield, Wolf Blass and Yalumba, have either their [...]
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New World Wines – Australia
“At the 1873 Vienna Exhibition the French judges, tasting blind, praised some wines from Victoria, but withdrew in protest when the provenance of the wine was revealed, on the grounds that wines of that quality must clearly be French.” This is probably the best quote to start an article about Australian wine. Today Australia [...]
Organic wine and organic food delivered in the same box to your door
Is getting organic wine delivered to your door with the rest of your organic food is a dream or reality? Getting organic wine is hard, because many local bottle shops do not carry any range of organic wines let alone organic food retailers. I just wonder where all this organic wines are sold at? Well, [...]
Australian Wines and Australian Wine Regions
Australia is the fourth largest producer of wine in the world. Australian wine has earned respect as a leader in combining tradition with new ideas and technology. Biodynamic and organic vineyards are gaining popularity in Australia, due in part to the organic movement and Australians commitment to the holistic, healthful properties of the earth. Australian [...]
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History of French Wine – The Beginnings
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Vermouth Fortified Wine
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Barossa Valley Wine Region
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The Great French Wine Blight
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Region Review – Napa Valley Wineries
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New World Wines – South America
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New World Wines – South Africa
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Champagne In Popular Cultures
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New World Wines – North America
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New World Wines – Australia