Don’t silver teaspoons or dead matches preserve the bubbles in open bottles of sparkling?
From South Yarra to Thornbury,these new watering holes (some of them sun-drenched) are worth making plans around to soak up the last of the warm weather.
The French wine isn’t necessarily inferior or “smaller” than the latter. Rather,it’s all about the soil.
Australian wines are high-quality and good value,but there is more to discover beyond Barossa shiraz and Coonawarra cabernet...
Here’s how premium wine with a blue-chip reputation justifies its price tag.
Move over France. The popularity of Australian sparkling rosé is surging. Here are five to try,including a Tassie wonder that is astoundingly great value.
In conventional reds there’s little or no correlation between alcohol content and complexity. Other factors determine it instead,reveals Huon Hooke.
Wood-grilled steaks and onion butter are on the menu as a chef returns to his hometown (plus two more spots to try en route).
With sales down 20 per cent and tourist towns eerily quiet,the region’s winemakers are hoping the public can help them get back on their feet,one sip at a time.
From light-hearted bubbles to chillable reds,a great drop doesn’t have to break the bank,as these top bottles prove.