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Another newcomer @ Boutique Wineries - Telarah Wines from Victoria

Yes, please welcome with us Telarah Wines on board of Boutique Wineries, the online platform for australian boutique wineries.

Telarah Wines is a winery specializing in producing cool climate wines and is situated on the Bylands Plateau on the Great Dividing Range, three kilometres south of Kilmore,Victoria. The grapes are harvested, usually late April, and processed externally under the watchful eye of their vigneron Brendan Woodley. Cool climate wines are renown for their unique flavour because of the longer and later ripening period. They planted the vineyards in 1997, so they are now starting to see the results of our efforts in the vineyard reflected in their wines. They offer Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Shiraz. The vineyards are at an altitude of four hundred metres which tends to give them a much cooler and generally slower growing season. Their wines are sold under the Bylands Label.

For $20 the bottle you can buy this wine online - Bylands Chardonnay 2004
A luscious, rich and fruity wine made with partially wild and barrel fermented fruit grown at Quinns Road vineyard on the Bylands Plateau, Kilmore. A lifted nose of melon and pear. This wine is lovely to sip chilled and is terrific with food. A hint of oak from barrell fermentation overlies a creamy mid palate brought about by malolactic fermentation and time on lees.

For $17.50 the bottle you can buy this wine online -Bylands Shiraz 2004
An elegant pepper and spice cool climate wine made from fruit grown at Telarah vineyard on the Bylands Plateau, Kilmore, Victoria. Complex berry flavours with a dusting of pepper and spice as a result of a long slow ripening of the fruit. 12 months in French and American oak has added subtle tannins to this wine. Drinking very nicely now but will cellar for the next five to ten years.

And on Special for only $200 - Telarah Wines Mixed Case
Try half a dozen of both the 2004 Chardonnay and the 2004 Shiraz. Both wines drinking exceptionally well now but you can confidently cellar both for several years.

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