The Boutique Wine Lover's Wine Reviews and Wine Related Stories

Paterson's Gundagai is a small producer of premium wines from grapes grown on their family farm near Gundagai, NSW. All wines are hand made using traditional French techniques such as hand plunging of open fermenters and long maturation in barriques.
Australian hand made wine from this winery is available on Boutique Wineries.

• Paterson's Gundagai Vineyard Shiraz (2003): Purple red, medium to full bodied shiraz with a spicy nose (cloves, anise) and a long dry palate. This Australian hand made wine won 2 silver medals in 2004. Online available for $17 only!
• Paterson's Tumblong Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (2001): Medium bodied red wine with blackberry, some earthyness, bitter chocolate and ripe tannins. This Australian hand made wine is a bronze winner from 2003.
• Paterson's Tumblong Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (2002): Medium bodied, fully ripened red wine with blackberry, mullberry, cedar and cigar on the nose. The 2002 Vintage of the Cabernet Sauvignon is an Australian hand made wine that won 2 silver medals in 2004.

If this list of wines is not wetting your mouth ... something is wrong!

I wish you an incredible day!

Warm regards,
Josefine Sprenger
Boutique Wineries

There is nothing like a dream to create the future - Victor Hugo

Yes Gentlemen, it is the time of the year agin to listen to you heart. If you don't do it normally, then do it this time. Be thankful for having such a great soulmate next you.

We from BoutiqueWineries suggest you some wine from the Lovegrove Vineyard and Winery. You can buy this wine online right now. One of few remaining boutique wineries of the Yarra Valley that actually grow & make their own wine. The wines are made from small crops of premium fruit utilising traditional techniques thus providing immense flavour & power and preserving the unique vineyard character. They are rare wines produced in tiny quantities that can be aged for lengthy periods or drunk eagerly with hearty foods. Drink these wines & you will taste the real thing. Lovegrove is also a superb place to visit. It is a wine-lover's haven, not to be missed. A REAL wine experience for the genuine wine enthusiast in the most evocative of surroundings. Features include a wide range of award winning wines, mudbrick building with art gallery and wine tasters' platters all enjoyed by the open fire or in the gardens.

To get the full range of their offer we suggest you to go for the mixed case "All Season". It includes a nice range of five different wines from Lovegrove Vineyard and Winery.

• Lovegrove Cabernet Merlot (2002): A blend of 75% Cabernet and 25% Merlot. Ripe, sweet, minty and blackberry fruit aromas predominate with some elegant cedary French oak in the background. A juicy palate filled with intense small berry and currant flavours, ripe grainy tannins and supporting oak. Enjoy now in its youth or cellar for further complexity.


• Lovegrove Merlot (2001): Aristocratic bordeaux style with 10% Cabernet. Currants, crushed leaf and pepper on the nose lead to a firm medium bodied palate abundant with youthful Merlot tannin. Requires cellaring or rare roast beef.


• Lovegrove Pinot Noir (2000): Complex gamy, mimty and liqeuered cherry aromas with a touch of earth and truffle. The palate is no less complex with pungent flavours and piquant savoury tannins.


• Lovegrove Chardonnay (2002): Intense nectarine and lemon zest aromas greet the taster. Sweet stone fruit flavours pervade the palate and intermingle with some creamy textural notes. Complex and stylish.


• Lovegrove Sauvignon Blanc (2003).


Warm regards,
Josefine Sprenger
BoutiqueWineries



The king is the man who can - Thomas Carlyle

2005 Reserve Chardonnay - Buy Australian Wine Online

Good evening!
It has been raining today in Brisbane and so right now this full bodied Chardonnay is going down a treat. Mt Jagged Wines, from Fleurieu, South Australia, one of our most recent wineries, bottled this beauty in 2005 and it will really hit it's legs in another 5 years or so. The Fleurieu Peninsula region and Mt Jagged Wines have produced a high quality, heavily oaked white with strong complex flavours. It is still a green wine, though it has all the hallmarks of becoming a classic after a period of cellaring. I can imagine the caramel flavours and golden straw colours coming out very nicely. The Chardonnay grape holds a complex and sophisticated palet. A commendable wine.

On the label:

Mt Jagged have used a screw top closure with this, and it won't do any harm whatsoever.

As a winemaking family dynasty Mt Jagged Wines is a Family owned and operated vineyard and winery that focuses on single site cool climate Shiraz, Chardonnay, Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot/Cabernet and Sparkling wines (both Red and White). The Mt Jagged vineyard sits near the coast on the Fleurieu Peninsula at 350m above sea level.

Thanks for reading my review and feel free to post your own comments to our blog.

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
Wine Reviewer

The 2005 Reserve Chardonnay from Mt Jagged Wines: buy for drinking in 2015

Here is the opportunity to buy wine online from Catherine Vale Vineyard. This Australian winery is located near BROKE in the Hunter Valley of NSW and enjoys sweeping views of the area. Bill and Wendy Lawson grow premium Semillon and Chardonnay grapes with Verdelho on line in 2004. They are also pioneering the Italian red grape varieties Barbera and Dolcetto.

Their Semillon possesses flavours typical of the region and variety showing citrus undertones. Fresh slatey mouthfeel and piercing acidity balance well with the creamy characteristics of extended lees contact. Winemaker John Hordern has used this great Hunter variety to produce the traditional and distinctive regional wine style so unique to this valley. Enjoy the crisp and refreshing features now or cellar for up to 7 years and buy this wine online.

Another wine of Catherine Vale's Vineyard is available on our website. It features tropical fruit characteristics, pear, chestnut with a fresh crisp finish. Wine to be enjoyed in its youth. A light oak finish to the wine adds to its drinking pleasure. Jim Mc Mahon reviewed the Verdelho as:

Vibrant green/straw/yellow in colour. The nose is awash with a fruit salad plate. The palateis a follow - on from the nose which is awash with lemon/limes,apricots,pineapple and passionfreuit with slight hints of guava. The finish is firm with planty of acidity and tropical fruit flavours.

For a pretty good price of only $130 you can buy wine online, a whole case. Catherine Vale Vineyard offers a mixed case with the best of their best white wines. This case includes 4 Verdelho (2006), 4 Chardonnay (2006) and 4 Semillon (2006).

Warm regards,
Josefine Sprenger
Boutique Wineries

We are creatures of imagination, passion, and self-will, more than of reason or even of self-interest - William Hazlitt

Top Australian Wine: Sandstone Wine Review

Good evening!
Today on this fine Australia Day I am reviewing the 2001 Semillon from Sandstone - a top Australian winery, in Margaret River, Western Australia.

On the label:

With a screw top closure, this wine is a fine example of a nicely aged Semillon wine. The nose presents a subtle smoothness and aroma whilst the smooth texture and palate are highly notable on the tongue. This is a fine example of a well cellared beauty. Unfortunately no long in stock, if you can get hold of it then grab it quick. Another Australian wine classic.

Sandstone is a small owner operated winery specialising in straight varietals. At the same time not too serious, it's all about enjoyment and having fun!!

Have you tasted this Semillon from Sandstone or a similar Australian wine Semillon? Post your own review in the comments of this blog.

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
Wine Reviewer

The Semillon from Sandstone in Margaret River

This Australian red wine is different. That's why you can find it on Boutique Wineries. The winery where it is from is Milhinch Wines, a small innovative producer with a 10 acre vineyard adjacent to the Greenock Creek and located along Gerald Roberts Road, Seppeltsfield, near the historic Seppelt Winery in the western Barossa Valley.


The Australian red wine I would like to introduce to you is a Cabernet Rose. Seize the Day - Cabernet Rose is made from Milhinch Wines estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon fruit which was harvested in March 2007. The grapes were crushed and held on skins for 2 days to achieve optimal juice colour. Delicate handling under cold conditions was employed throughout the entire winemaking process. Fermentation was arrested at a a residual sugar level of 11.4gm/Litre and the wine held at 1-3 degrees prior to bottling on 29th of May 2007. Minimum sulphites were added as preservative. The alc/vol is 12.5% Total production: 690 cases.

Winemakers Notes:

This rose is vibrant crimson in colour with fragrant summer berry aromas, rich raspberry, strawberry and cherry flavours with leafy notes. The wine has a delicious and lingering finish. Subtle, attractive residual sugar is balanced by crisp, fresh acid. Best served slightly chilled.

This Australian red wine won one Silver Medal Top of Class - 2007 Boutique Wines of Australia Wine Awards and two Bronze Medals, at the Cowra Wine Show and the 2007 Winewise Small Vigneron Awards.

Warm regards
Josefine Sprenger
Boutique Wineries

Everything you need for better future and success has already been written. And guess what? All you have to do is go to the library - Henri Frederic Amiel

Cabernet Sauvignon from Waruna at the Wine Store Online

Good evening!

One of the advantages of being involved with this wine store online is the rate at which I am introduced to such a variety of good quality wines, that I otherwise would never know about. An example of this is one of our most recent members, Waruna, from Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.

Their Waruna Cabernet Sauvignon is a very commendable wine. I was initially a little taken back by their wine label and logo which is very simple. But don't let this fool you. This wine is a very enjoyable wine.


Their label has this description:

Traditional winemaking methods including ageing in French Oak barrels, have accentuated the fruits character to produce a full bodied wine with rich red colour and fine tannins. Well balanced with a long smooth finish, it is a great wine for any occasion."

And I agree, this is a very easy drinking wine that will go well on any occasion. It is finding these hidden gems that makes it exciting to be a part of this online wine store.

Waruna's wines are made using traditional methods to create a handcrafted product. Their winemaking philosophy is based upon a minimalist approach; and for them this means wines are kept on their lees and use of sulphides as a preservative is kept to a minimum.

Thanks for reading my review and feel free to browse our number one online wine store.

Warm regards,
Josefine
BoutiqueWineries

Whatever you do, do with all your mighty - Marcus Tullius Cicero

Victoria hosts a small family winery established in 1996 on a picturesque property. Kinloch Wines looks down from the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range in Central Victoria North East towards the town of Mansfield. Here is where the premium australian wines come from. Cool climate wines are on offer such as Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Merlot and Cab/Merlot blends.

• Kinloch Wines Merlot - 2005 This australian wine is a delightful cold climate merlot with aromas of blackberry jam. With rich soft mid-palate sweetness and hints of laurel wood characteristics it will complement any meat dish.



• Kinloch Wines Pinot Meunier 2004 - This light to medium australian wine is matrued in old French oak barrels with delicate flavours reminscent of vanilla bean, ripe plums and white pepper. This wine variety, usually associated with the poduction of sparkling wine, produces a unique full table wine and with careful cellaring will develop savoury and attractive forest floor characteristics. Drink now or cellar to 2010.



• Kinloch Wines Pinot Noir 2004 - Translucent mauve crimson colour and hue. Medium body. The nose displays good varietal character with mulberry and cherry flavours prominent. Herbal/nutmeg characters also make this a flavoursome pinot. Fermented dry this australian wine is soft on the palate and will complement pasta, veal and chicken dishes.



• Sauvignon Blanc 2007 - A well made australian wine with nose overtones of pear and green apple and a tingling palate of the racy tropical fruits of pineapple and banana. You will enjoy the fresh crisp acid traits of lime at the finish. Great with spicy food.



• On special is the Kinloch Wines Chardonnay 2003. For only $20 you can own this australian excellent cool climate Chardonnay. Perfect weather conditions for chardonnay grapes in our vineyard have resulted in wine of remarkable quality. This wine is fresh and smooth and easy on the palate. Matured in French oak this wine releases subtle wood, honeydew melon and pineapple flavours.Drink now or Cellar to 2009

Warm regards,
Josefine
BoutiqueWineries

I will prepare and some day my chance will come - Abraham Lincoln

Established in 1988, the Ibis and Habitat Vineyards produce a large range of red and white wines. They attach importance to older and unusual varieties. And I think I tried one unusual one last night. This strong flavour .. uuhhh. This is an Australian Shiraz you won't forget. But let me describe it.
I chose the Ibis "Kanjara" Shiraz from 2001. The winemaker put these words on the label:

The grapes for this wine come from the low vigour Kanjara vineyard at an altiude of 830 metres. Plum blackberry tar tobacco and smoke - this wine is full of strong flavours overlaying nicely integrated french oak.The wine has good balance and a warm long finish. A good accompaniment to strong meat dishes and cheeses.

Ok, I didn't have strong cheese or meat at home, just this Australian Shiraz. And yes, I can recommended to you, if you are a lover of strong wines. I am always impressed, how they can put all these flavours into wine.

This Australian Shiraz is available for only $18 a bottle, or even only $17 a bottle when u buy a case of them. Try it and let us know how you think about these strong flavours!

Warm regards,
Josefine - Boutique Wineries
Wine Reviewer

Only action gives life strength - Jean Paul

This is my first newsletter as Head of IT for Boutique Wineries and it is a privilege to send it to you.

So, what will you do on Australia Day? Seeing friends or family to enjoy the usual BBQ? Why not honour this big day with Australian boutique wines? I will present you some special offers from six of our wineries, each of them presenting one of the big Australian winery states:

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  New South Wales is the home of the small family owned winery Wright Robertson of Glencoe.
  The vineyard is nested in the high country of the New England Tablelands - at 1140m above sea level! They offer their best of the best in a mixed case, the
  Wright Dozen for only $165. And on top of that, the delivery is free!
  


• On Queensland's Granite Belt Symphony Hill Wines have been established since 2003. This family owned boutique winery has already received 8 gold medals! What an experience this will be on Australia Day! On special is their 2005 'Danying' Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon. Or try their 2007 Reserve Verdelho with its delight in the perfume of pineapple and kiwifruit, only $25 each.


• Situated 2 kilometres from the beach in the Mount Benson Wine Region on the Limestone Coast of South Australia you will find Wehl's Mount Benson Vineyards. Continually receiving awards for their wines, notably their inclusion as a top 10 winery in the 2005 James Halliday Wine Companion rating their Cabernets' with 4.5 stars and 5 stars for Shiraz. Seeing this, you have to try their mixed case for only $225 or their 2004 Cabernet Merlot which is on special for only $19.
  


• The Peel Ridge vineyard is another family operated vineyard situated in the Peel Wine Region adjacent to the cities of Mandurah and Rockingham in Western Australia. Grapes are grown in their small 5 acre vineyard and tended by hand enabling the family to focus on producing quality wines and qualifies them to be an Australian boutique winery. You will find their 2002 Ryan's Paddock Shiraz on special for only $16/bottle. This elegant, balanced wine has been produced from grapes hand picked from their Ryan's Paddock block.
  


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  Pooley Wines is ideally located facing northeast overlooking the Coal River in South Eastern Tasmania and on the 43.5 latitude line. At 130 meters above sea level, the vineyard is ideal for growing cool climate varieties. As a big fan of Riesling I have to emphasize their range of these amazing wines. Go for the silver medal winner of the 2007 Tasmanian wine show, the 2006 Pooley Coal River Late Harvest Riesling. It is on special for only $26.50. You will love it.
  


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  And from Victoria as well ... pure quality: Hand pruned, cane arched, leaf plucked, bunch thinned, hand picked...that is just part of the care given to producing the best fruit possible to in turn make the level of quality that Lost Valley has become synonymous with. The best you can do is, go for their mixed case Four in Hand, and you will get the best of the best.
  

Australian boutique wineries are there for you online! Always remember our specials! Click here! There are lots of special wines at special prices here at Boutique Wineries. Over 50% of the wines listed on Boutique Wineries are over $15 per bottle. These are exclusive wines at fair values, particularly considering you can't get most of these wines unless you drive to the cellar door!

The winner of last month's competition draw was Elaine Haase from Brisbane, Queensland. Elaine won 2 bottles of exquisite boutique wine. Congratulations Elaine and enjoy your wine!


And here a general reminder for all wine lovers. Wine can be ruined if it is shipped during very hot weather. Therefore more and more wineries hold wine until the weather is suitable. So please be patient ... you don't want heat exposure damaging your boutique wine!

That's it for this month. So until next month, keep this quote in mind

'There is nothing that cannot happen today' - Mark Twain

and I wish all our customers a HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY :o) for the 28th coming up!
Warm regards,


Josefine
Boutique Wineries

The Bullock Road - Buy Australian Wine Online

Good evening!
This glorious evening I am quaffing a very quaffable blend from our most recent member, Mt Jagged Wines, from Fleurieu, South Australia. Bottled in 2004, from the Fleurieu Peninsula from Mt Jagged Wines, is a heavy, full flavoursome wine with meaty tannins and a nice strong Shiraz peppery bite. Very commendable.

On the label:

Another bottle with a screw top closure (this will mean the end of "corkage"!) this wine would do well with heavy meat based dishes. It truly is an Australian classic.

As a winemaking family dynasty Mt Jagged Wines is a Family owned and operated vineyard and winery that focuses on single site cool climate Shiraz, Chardonnay, Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot/Cabernet and Sparkling wines (both Red and White). The Mt Jagged vineyard sits near the coast on the Fleurieu Peninsula at 350m above sea level.

Thanks for reading my review and feel free to post your own comments to our blog.

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
Wine Reviewer

The Cabernet Shiraz from Mt Jagged Wines: strong and meaty.

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Hello!
I thought I'd share a recent blog post by noted wine expert and web blogger Red Bigot www.redbigot.com.au. Go to his entry from the 9th of January 2008. The article talks about our recent media release and gives tips on our wine search functions.
Read it here: Boutique Wineries Entry on Red Bigot site

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
VP of Promotions

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Hello!
I thought I'd share a recent media release that occured on the wine business portal www.winebiz.com.au. The article talks about our number one ranking in Google.
Read it here: Number One Australian Wine on Boutique Wineries

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
VP of Promotions

Wine Review - 2007 Ballandean Estate Wines Sémillon Sauvignon Blanc - Buy Australian Wine Online

Hello!
This wonderful evening I'm reviewing a very pleasant wine from Ballandean Estate Wines, Granite Belt, Queensland. It's a 2007 Sémillon Sauvignon Blanc from Ballandean Estate. Soft and flavoursome the Sémillon blends well with the Sauvignon Blanc giving a very smooth tasting wine. Well done Ballandean!

On the label:

With a screw top closure this is a easy wine to open and an easy wine to drink, and pairs nicely with fresh prawns, fish and even sushi, usually hard to match with wine. This is a smooth and sophisticated wine that is surprising for one so young.

As a winemaking family dynasty Ballandean Estate are justifiably proud of their reputation, their brand, and their pioneering role in the establishment of the Queensland Wine Industry.

So, on your next visit to the Granite Belt, be sure to include a visit to their Estate and they guarantee it will be the "Wine Experience" you have been waiting for.

At their Cellar Door you will find plenty of space to taste their great wines and a great range of local gourmet products for sale. There are two pot-belly stoves to keep you warm in winter. They established in 1931.

Thanks for reading my review and feel free to post your own comments to our blog.

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
Wine Reviewer

The Sémillon Sauvignon Blanc from Ballandean Estate Wines: a smooth & sophisticated wine.

Wine Review - Milhinch Wines 2004 Seize the Day Cabernet Rosé - Buy Australian Wine Online

Hello!
Today I'm reviewing a nice Cabernet Rosé from Milhinch Wines, Barossa Valley, South Australia. It's a 2004 Cabernet Rosé from Milhinch Wines. It has a fruity zing and solid medium pallet. On the label is:

This ready to drink wine is even more assessable with the screw top Stelvin seal it comes in. On the nose it has a vibrant aroma of raspberries and black currents with a faint hint of watermelon. It is a fruity drink but not over powering. It has a medium pallet on the tongue, with a meaty zing to freshen up after a pasta or seafood meal. Very enjoyable. It could be the Ribena® for adults - berry juice with a kick!

Milhinch Wines are produced by esteemed wine maker Peter Milhinch made from premium grapes grown on the 10 acre vineyard at Seppeltsfield in the Barossa Valley of Kooringa Vineyard Seppeltsfield. They established in 2003.

Thanks for reading my review and feel free to post your own comments to our blog.

Warm regards,
Jeremiah Josey
Wine Reviewer

The Cabernet Rosé: a refreshing light wine.

What is it about with the "Noble rot"? A bit of history:
The late harvest wines are the most expensive wines made from Riesling. They are produced by letting the grapes hang on the vines well past normal harvest time. The fungus Botrytis cinerea, also known as "noble rot" causes evaporation (same effect by freezing, as in the case of ice wine (in German, Eiswein)). That means, water is removed. This results in wines with high concentration of sugar (in extreme cases hundreds of grams per litre), more acid (to give balance to all the sugar), more flavor, and more complexity. This allows the Riesling to be amongst the most long lived of all white wines. The beneficial use of "noble rot" was discovered in the late 18th century at Schloss Johannisberg. Permission from the Abbey of Fulda (which owned the vineyard) to start picking the grapes arrived too late and the grapes had begun to rot; yet it turned out that the wine made from them was still of excellent quality.
What is the history in Australia? Australia has long been known as the world's most important source of Riesling after Germany. In 1838 William Macarthur planted Riesling vines near Penrith (NSW). Riesling was the most planted white grape in Australia until the early 1990s when Chardonnay greatly increased in popularity. Riesling still flourishes in the Clare Valley, in particular the areas of Watervale and around the Polish Hill River, and the cooler Eden Valley where some sparkling Riesling is produced. The warmer Australian climate produces thicker skinned grapes, sometimes seven(!) times the thickness of German grown grape. The grapes ripening in free drain soil composed of red soil over limestone and shale, producing a lean wine that as it matures produces toasty, honeycomb and lime aromas and flavours. It is common for Australian Rieslings to be fermented at low temperatures in stainless steel tanks with no oxidation of the wine and followed by earlier bottling. Australian Rieslings are noted for their oily texture and citrus fruit flavors in their youth and a smooth balance of freshness and acid as they age. The botrytized Rieslings have immense levels of flavor concentrations that have been favorably compared to lemon marmalade. (Information taken from wikipedia.org)

BoutiqueWineries can offer you a wide range of Riesling. Up to 35 different Rieslings are listed from 24 different australian boutique wineries on our website www.BoutiqueWineries.com.au. Through this blog you see several Rieslings presented. They are (from the top to the bottom):

• Coonawarra Riesling from Abbey Rock in Adelaide
• Riesling from Belalie Bend in Southern Flinders Ranges
• Riesling from Boggy Creek Vineyard in King Valley wine region
  
• Riesling from Chatsfield Wines in Great Southern wine region
• High Eden Riesling from Eden Springs in the Eden Valley
• Riesling from Lankeys Creek Wines in the Tumbarumba wine region

Of course they present only a small portion of Rieslings we have on our website. There is still one Riesling I would like to recommend. This High Country Riesling is from one of our newest wineries, Snowy Vineyard Estate (Southern Regions in NSW). It is Australia's coldest vineyard, therefore its Riesling has this particular distinct characteristic of the crispy clean finish and the citrus flavours.

With this I would like to wish you a great weekend. Have a look at BoutiqueWineries, plenty of Rieslings are on special. BoutiqueWineries is the online website for boutique wineries in Australia.

Warm regards,
Josefine
BoutiqueWineries

Nothing is impossible; there are ways that lead to everything ... - Francois De La Rouchefoucauld

... namely from BoutiqueWineries. I don't know about you, but the days between Boxing Day and New Years Eve are for me the days when I look back. Year 2007, what did I do right and what did I do wrong. And only with looking back, you can look ahead and plan your goals for 2008, avoiding doing the same mistakes again and again.

On one of these evenings a nice bottle of Shiraz from Falls Wines joined me. Falls Vineyard was established in 1996 and is situated in the Central Tablelands of New South Wales. The 2002 Vintage Shiraz "Squatter's Ghost" is a award winner from 2004: Runner up 'Best Young Red Wine' NSW Wine Awards 2004, conducted by NSW Wine Industry Association and 1 Bronze Medal 2004 at Cowra Regional Wine Show. Robert Black, Falls Wines' winemaker describes the wine as:

A carefully structured wine displaying a deep red hue with a bouquet of plum and cherry with hints of spice. The full palate exhibits raspberry, blackberry and cherry characters with subtle toasty American oak, soft tannins and good length.

This wine reminded me of one good thing I did 2007, I joined the team from BoutiqueWineries. I really enjoy being surrounded by passionated and fun loving people. Therefore, I will keep reflecting my days, because I like to move ahead and I like to have a glas of good australian wine as well ;o) ... how about you? Visit BoutiqueWineries and make reflection to your new habit ... or even send some Happiness to your friends and family. Go for a nice bottle from Falls Wines or visit our other wineries at BoutiqueWineries. It's been a great time for me at BoutiqueWineries and I hope you to see you soon!

Warmest regards,
Josefine
BoutiqueWineries

The time has come for man to set himself a goal. The time has come to plant a seed to his highest hope. - Friedrich Nitzsche