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Goodwill Wine - 26th March 2011
To most wine aficionados, the term ‘charity wine’ probably does not inspire a great deal of confidence. In truth, the model for most charity wine organisations is probably best summed up as buy juice that is as cheap as possible, spend your budget on a customised label and rely pretty much solely on the charity aspect in order to move product. That’s all well and good of course, and I am sure plenty of good things have been achieved with proceeds from fundraising of this type, but at the end of the day wouldn’t it be better if you could crack open the wine and drink something pretty darn good to go with the knowledge that your choice is assisting worthy causes? |
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ICONS - Grosset Polish Hill and Springvale Watervale Riesling - 28th September 2009
Wine Without Wank presents Icons – the wines that represent the best of breed. Wines that are hailed by the wine world for quality, consistency and flavour. Wines that have a proven track record over the years. Wines that are ICONS. |
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ICONS – Jasper Hill Emily’s Paddock and Georgia’s Paddock Shiraz - 2nd May 2009
Wine Without Wank presents Icons – the wines that represent the best of breed. Wines that are hailed by the wine world for quality, consistency and flavour. Wines that have a proven track record over the years. Wines that are ICONS.
Some of these wines may prove to be expensive…perfect for celebrations and special occasions!!
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Howard Park / MadFish - 31st January 2009
There are a few things that are quite remarkable about Howard Park. Firstly, that a family owned producer could be such a force at all price points. Second, that it could not only survive a founder of vision and drive who thrust the business into the limelight leaving, but actually further its reputation. And thirdly – that the wines taste so darn good.
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ICONS - Giaconda Chardonnay - 21st June 2008
Wine Without Wank presents Icons – the wines that represent the best of breed. Wines that are hailed by the wine world for quality, consistency and flavour. Wines that have a proven track record over the years. Wines that are ICONS.
Some of these wines may prove to be expensive…perfect for celebrations and special occasions!! |
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Charles Melton Wines - 6th April 2008
Charlie Melton is a bit of a Barossa Valley winemaking icon. And big bodied red wine is the hallmark of the Barossa Valley. So it is a bit of a queer turn of events that the Charles Melton wine that seems to be continually written up in the wine press (myself included) is a pink wine, the Charles Melton Rose Of Virginia.
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ICONS - Mount Mary Quintet - 2nd December 2007
Wine Without Wank presents Icons – the wines that represent the best of breed. Wines that are hailed by the wine world for quality, consistency and flavour. Wines that have a proven track record over the years. Wines that are ICONS.
Some of these wines may prove to be expensive…perfect for celebrations and special occasions!!
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Voyager Estate - 20th October 2007
In the early 1990’s, the Margaret River wine region, 277 kms south of Perth in Western Australia, was rolling along at a steady, sustainable pace. It had earned the reputation of being the premier region for Cabernet Sauvignon and white Bordeaux blends in Australia. Indeed, it was known as Australia’s answer to that King of French wine regions – Australia’s own patch of Bordeaux. |
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Grant Burge - 29th July 2007
It is too easy to knock the larger wine producers in Australia, and many commentators in Europe and the US seem to do so with glee. The idea is that the wine of a larger Australian producer is a commodity – a product. |
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ICONS - Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon - 1st January 2007
Wine Without Wank presents Icons – the wines that represent the best of breed. Wines that are hailed by the wine world for quality, consistency and flavour. Wines that have a proven track record over the years. Wines that are ICONS.
Some of these wines may prove to be expensive…perfect for celebrations and special occasions!!
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Marsh Estate - 14th April 2005
It may seem strange to feature Marsh Estate as the inaugural winery profile for the launch of a wine web site aimed at having mass appeal. To put this statement into context, I shall state a few facts. |
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