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MelHman
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Looks like it! Especially given the pH 3.36 TA 7.41 g/l RS 0.2 g/l Bugs me that VM has the alc and RRP wrong.
Alcohol is 12% according to Churchview Tasting Notes so appears JH site is wrong in that regard.
http://churchview.com.au/images/2013_Bartondale_Chardonnay_Taster_web.pdf
I couldn't resist...
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My apologies, even Churchview appear to be confused as to the alc...
https://churchview.com.au/index.php...layout=productdetails&productId=101&Itemid=18
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95+ pack. I'm guessing:
- hasslegrove prim
- Chalambar
- Victorian Cabernet Sauvignon 2012??? I thought this was Mt Avoca but then it's supposed to be a five red star winery which Mt Avoca is not.
- Margaret River Cabernet 2011??
- Bellermine Shiraz
- Paxton MV Shiraz
Any thoughts on the ??
- hasslegrove prim
- Chalambar
- Victorian Cabernet Sauvignon 2012??? I thought this was Mt Avoca but then it's supposed to be a five red star winery which Mt Avoca is not.
- Margaret River Cabernet 2011??
- Bellermine Shiraz
- Paxton MV Shiraz
Any thoughts on the ??
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I thought the Victorian Cab Sav might be the Summerfield Cab Sav - but based on the sparse details it makes it hard to confirm.
The Margaret River Cabernet could be either Evoi Wines Cabernet Blend, Greedy Sheep or Woodlands - based on previous wines they've sold.
On another note, the Moppity Line up looks very tempting ... need to check my finances first.
Thompson Estate 4 Chambers SBS?
I thought the Victorian Cab Sav might be the Summerfield Cab Sav - but based on the sparse details it makes it hard to confirm.
The Margaret River Cabernet could be either Evoi Wines Cabernet Blend, Greedy Sheep or Woodlands - based on previous wines they've sold.
On another note, the Moppity Line up looks very tempting ... need to check my finances first.
Is the Moppity a VIM, do you have a link?
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Yes, its a mixed case VIM offer.
Any opinions on this wine?
MelHman
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Best bet would be the Thompson Estate Four Chambers SBS
Thompson Estate Four Chambers Margaret River Sauvignon Blanc Semillon 2014 | Australian Wine Companion
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I'm tempted as well...
Sorry, that I cannot assist with.
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Done. Couldn't resist.
Moppity Reserve Shiraz 2013
WineWankers say:
We may as well start with a wine that has been rated as one of Australia’s best Shiraz.
This wine won Australia’s Best Shiraz late last year at the 2014 Great Australian Shiraz Challenge.
It’s the first time a Shiraz from NSW has won the award in its 21 year history (often it’s the big boldies from South Australia that knock off the trophy).
Hilltops is a region that sits on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range in NSW and is about 4 hours drive from Sydney. It’s cold but more importantly it’s quite dry at the end of the growing season. I had the privilege of tasting this wine the night before the award was announced and it’s a stunner.
Displaying the spicy characters often found in cool climate Shiraz, it was a delicious and attractive wine that still let you know it had a tough, strong and bold interior.
Extremely complex and very long-lasting in the mouth. Not cheap at $70 but well worth it for a special occasion although give it a couple of years to calm down.
WineWankers say:
We may as well start with a wine that has been rated as one of Australia’s best Shiraz.
This wine won Australia’s Best Shiraz late last year at the 2014 Great Australian Shiraz Challenge.
It’s the first time a Shiraz from NSW has won the award in its 21 year history (often it’s the big boldies from South Australia that knock off the trophy).
Hilltops is a region that sits on the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range in NSW and is about 4 hours drive from Sydney. It’s cold but more importantly it’s quite dry at the end of the growing season. I had the privilege of tasting this wine the night before the award was announced and it’s a stunner.
Displaying the spicy characters often found in cool climate Shiraz, it was a delicious and attractive wine that still let you know it had a tough, strong and bold interior.
Extremely complex and very long-lasting in the mouth. Not cheap at $70 but well worth it for a special occasion although give it a couple of years to calm down.
Its not exactly a bargain. 2013 (The Wine of the Year ) can be had for $65.
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