Monthly Archives: June 2018

2014 Kennedy Wines Heathcote Shiraz

Posted on June 11, 2018 by Tony Peters

It’s been quite a while since I’ve tried a Kennedy wine.  For no other reason than, well, there isn’t one really.  This one reminded me of why I should revisit some of the smaller wineries/producers that have impressed me in … Continue reading →

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2015 Patina Chardonnay

Posted on June 10, 2018 by Tony Peters

I have a lot to thank David Cumming of Define Wine for.  A few months back he introduced me to wineries and wines from areas of New South Wales I was not familiar with, didn’t have a proper appreciation for and … Continue reading →

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2017 Angove Long Row Riesling

Posted on June 7, 2018 by Tony Peters

The expectation is that expensive wine has to be good but, good wine doesn’t have to always be expensive.  Here is a wine to prove that point. I must admit, the only reason I went for this wine was because … Continue reading →

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Indigo Vineyard – Beechworth

Posted on June 7, 2018 by Tony Peters

In Beechworth there are approximately 30 wine produces which I have to admit surprised me.  What surprised me even more was that there are only 4 Cellar Doors (I think) which was music to my wife’s ears.  So, with a … Continue reading →

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