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The question was asked, “How Do Grapes Get Into The Bottle?” The Cellar Door staff where then involved with the hands on task of making a wine from start to finish.
Deep red with a ruby hue, our 2017 Bin No. 0 Shiraz is layered and complex- with aromas of blackberry, exotic spices, pastille, dried flowers, black pepper and dark cocoa.
Treasury Wine Estates announced in October 2015 that Seppelt’s cellar door would be closing. Thankfully, this historic winery, with an intimate family connection to Best’s Wines, has received a stay of execution.
Best’s former winemakers recently gathered to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Best’s Great Western. Here’s the overview of the event and the wines that were tasted.
With a healthy collection of aged and rare wines in our cellar. The team at Best’s has loads of experience opening these bottles with all the required pomp and ceremony. So how to open old wines safely?
The Grampian region is full of activities, from rock climbing and casual strolls to petting native animals and wine tasting. Here are some of the top activities you must make sure you tick off your list when visiting the Grampians.
Vintage 2015 is well under way, with the first grapes brought into the winery in the last week of February. Best’s Winemaker, Justin Purser gives you the inside story on how the season is progressing.
James Halliday’s 2015 Wine Companion was released last week featuring wineries from across the country and an array of fabulous wines produced by some very talented winemakers.
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