Monthly Archives: September 2021

2015 Grey Sands Pinot Noir

Posted on September 29, 2021 by Tony Peters

There is a really good, well worn, walking track close by that runs along the edge of the Derwent River.  It provides uninterrupted views of the river, Hobart and Mount Wellington/Kunanyi. Lately, there’s been some upgrading and it’s not as … Continue reading →

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2019 Golden Grove Estate Granite Belt Joven Tempranillo

Posted on September 24, 2021 by Tony Peters

Taking nothing away from plenty of other wines I have been drinking, I am really enjoying this style of red wine.  There seems to be quite a few available now that have freshness coupled with plenty of flavour without needing a … Continue reading →

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2021 Castle Rock Estate Riesling Triple Treat

Posted on September 19, 2021 by Tony Peters

We have friends who are triplets, 3 sisters, who we’ve known for many years. All born on the same day, the same year; obviously making them triplets.  Yet, they have such different personalities and idiosyncrasies that was attractive to their … Continue reading →

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2020 Pig in the House Organic Shiraz

Posted on September 8, 2021 by Tony Peters

This may sound a bit odd, but when I opened this wine, poured it, smelt it and then tasted it, the first thing that came to mind (with a grin on my face) was, gee this is a cheeky little … Continue reading →

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2021 Carillion ‘Lovable Rogue’ Vermentino

Posted on September 2, 2021 by Tony Peters

Another lovable rogue to get your mitts on, gee I enjoyed this Vermentino and so did my better half.  It was such that we both even took the time to contemplate it, consider it and briefly talk about it together.  … Continue reading →

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