Author Archives: Tony Peters

2015 Slow Wine Co. Pinot Noir (Museum Release)

There are many things that are inevitable in life and one of them is moving further away from being young. I don’t mind having birthdays, not at all, but it is such that, regardless of what you do, nature has … Continue reading

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2022 Yalumba ‘The Signature’ Cabernet Sauvignon & Shiraz

“Don’t work for recognition, but do work worthy of recognition” American author, H Jackson Brown Jr was quoted as saying. I can’t help but relate this to Paul Midolo, who has been recognised by the Hill-Smith family by being named … Continue reading

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2021 Levantine Hill Glen Garvald GSM

Most of the time, on a bottle of wine, you will see the type of variety clearly displayed, be it Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or any other variety you care to think of, is there for all to see. When … Continue reading

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2019 Huntington Estate ‘Tim Stevens’ Signature Shiraz

I worked in a job for 36 years and, sadly, towards the end of my working life, I was deemed ‘old school’ for no other reason than I had been around for so long. I could still do my job … Continue reading

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2023 Angullong Crossing Reserve Chardonnay

In case you weren’t aware, the average person has over 60,000 thoughts a day, 90% of which are repetitive. Now, I realise those thoughts, and the repeating of them, could and would be about sooooo many things because of our … Continue reading

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2021 Huntington Estate Grand Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz

I know I use a lot of quotes from people who are famous, infamous and all those in between but I try to ensure they are relevant to what or who I am writing about. And, guess what? Here I … Continue reading

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2022 Angullong ‘Crossing Reserve’ Harriet

Henri Matisse was a famous French visual artist. Now, I’ve looked at his work and I liked some of it but, I have to say, some of it is a bit out there…from my perspective anyway. I can only think … Continue reading

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2019 Huntington Estate ‘Special Reserve’ Cabernet Sauvignon

I was listening to the radio and a fellow mentioned how computers have been programmed to play chess and, ultimately, win.  I am not surprised at what computers are capable of these days but they are incapable of ‘experiencing’, ‘feeling’ … Continue reading

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2024 First Ridge Pinot Grigio

I have mentioned previously about the view, by some, that the wine industry can be like the fashion industry. Trends come and go and change regularly. You only need to look at how Chardonnay was the darling of the white … Continue reading

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2022 Yalumba Y Series Tempranillo

I may well be a wine enthusiast, but I will openly admit to enjoy saying the word ‘Tempranillo’ and rolling my tongue when saying it too (as best I can). This is beside the fact I like the variety, having … Continue reading

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