Some like it hot: For five generations, the Potts family has been making fabulous wines from grapes that thrive in scorching conditions

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Michael Potts of the Bleasdale winery situated at Longhorne Creek represents the fifth generation of the Potts involved in making wine from grapes that grow in the scorching conditions. The Bleasdale winery's 2000 'Mulberry Tree' Cabernet was ranked the Best Aussie under $15 by 'Wine Spectator' in the United States and the 1999 'Bremerview' Shiraz received a gold award amongst a class of 450 wines.

Australia, Production management, History, Practice, Achievements and awards, Wine industry, Wineries, Potts, Michael

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Home on the hill

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Peter Drunbavan is a winemaker at Home Hill Vineyard located in Tasmania. The Home Hill is a must-visit vineyard in a sunny corner of Tasmania that makes a mighty pinot noir wine.

Tasmania, Management, Company business management, Drunbavan, Peter

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