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Anson: Cloudburst Cabernet Sauvignon wines from 2011 to 2017Jane Anson finds plenty to recommend and reports on some little-known Australian wine history...
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Yalumba: producer profile and latest releases tastedTradition and innovation at Australia’s oldest family-owned winery…
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Top 2010 wines: A decade onThirty greats from the 2010 vintage, to keep or to drink...
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Southern Jewel: Henschke Mount Edelstone 2015 is Decanter’s Australian Red Wine of the Year 2020Sponsored
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Cape Mentelle: 50 years of Margaret River CabernetFour Cape Mentelle winemakers – from founder to current – held a 50th anniversary tasting of six vintages of the Margaret River winery’s Cabernet Sauvignon, from 1983 to 2016
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China imposes provisional tariffs on Australian winesProvisional tariffs of up to 200% have been announced...
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Hentley Farm: producer profile plus six wines tastedIconic Shiraz from South Australia's Barossa Valley
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Producer profile: The Standish Wine CoThe work of this publicity-shy winemake has propelled his wines to the top of the Australian ranks
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Cloudburst: producer profileA new star in Margaret River…
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Australian ‘rockstar’ winemaker Taras Ochota diesTributes have been paid across the wine world to Taras Ochota, the much-loved and highly respected winemaker of the Adelaide Hills region, who has died.
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Grant Burge Wines: producer profileLatest releases of nine premium wines from this popular Barossa producer
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House of Arras: new releases from Australia’s top sparkling wine producerA non-vintage Blanc de Blancs joins other 2020 releases
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China launches anti-dumping investigation into Australian winesChina has launched an anti-dumping investigation on imported bottled wines from Australia, the country’s Ministry of Commerce announced on Tuesday (18th Aug).
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Legends Barossa ValleyCATHARINE LOWE profiles the figures who, through a mixture of dedication and skill, have shaped and will continue to shape the winemaking landscape of the Barossa Valley
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Barossa RevolutionThroughout the Barossa, winemakers and growers are experimenting,
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Shaw + Smith: Latest releases and future plansThe future direction of the Australian winery coincides with seven exciting new releases…
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Hunter gatherersMaking wine in the Hunter Valley can be quite a challenge. JOHN DOWNES MW meets a band of winemakers who are set on quality
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Wild west: Australian WinesAs Australia's regional styles get more defined, Western Australia emerges as an area of varied and maybe confusing traits. Giles Fallowfield reports
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Sizing up the opposition: Australian ChardonnayA year ago, a Decanter panel decided that the Aussies had lost the plot with their Chardonnay. SUSAN KEEVIL investigates the truth...
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Victoria’s sweetheartRutherglen fortified wines – Muscats and 'Tokays' – are currently enjoying a resurgence in fashion, as well as in price. STEPHEN BROOK goes behind the scenes.
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Fine Wine Partners: The DNA of premium Australian wine in four estatesSponsored
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Penfolds Collection 2020: Including 2016 Grange and £2,000 G4Our exclusive preview tasting of the 18 wines in the Penfolds Collection 2020
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McLaren Vale Grenache: 20 top wines to tryGiving the Rhône Valley a run for its money...
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Tom Cullity Wine Trail: A Margaret River guideThis 5km drive is an ideal starting point to explore Margaret River...
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DWWA 2019: Spotlight on Margaret RiverDiscover Western Australia's most famous wine region with these 90+ point wines from the Decanter World Wine Awards
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Regional profile: McLaren ValeTop wines to try...
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Penfolds Grange 1951 sets auction recordA bottle from the first vintage of this famous Australian wine sells for more than £57,000…
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The Next Generation: Australian wineriesIt’s not just the Europeans who can boast wine dynasties. Australia has a clutch of wineries that have stayed in family hands for generations. MARGARET RAND finds out how they have succeeded
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Australian white wines
It’s not just Grange that cellars well. Leading Australian wine writer HUON HOOKE champions the ageability of his country’s whites – Chardonnay as well as Riesling, screwcap as well as cork
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Cycling through the Clare Valley
Touring the Clare Valley is a delight. But if you really want to appreciate the area’s natural beauty and world-class wines, you’re best to go by bike, along the Riesling Trail, says LYNN ELSEY
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My passsion for wine: Tom McLoughlin
