Old-vine Syrah's deep down under roots; for five generations, Stephen Henschke's family has made one of Australia's rarest reds

Article Abstract:

Syrah, which Australians call Shiraz, has been growing for approximately 130 years on the Henschke Hill of Grace in the Northern Adelaide Hills region. These wines are finally winning the world recognition that they deserve. Henschke and his wife, a viticulturist, enjoy the tradition.

Production management, Management, Australia, Syrah (Wine), Henschke, Stephen

---

French-inspired, New Zealand grown

Article Abstract:

Kumeu River is making excellent Chardonnay. Brajkovich, a Master of Wine who studied winemaking in France, makes the wines in the Bordeaux tradition. Several of Kumeu's Chardonnays rated highly in tastings.

Evaluation, New Zealand, Brajkovich, Michael, Kumeu River

---

Burgundy estates worth watching

Article Abstract:

Four Burgundy producers are creating excellent wines. Domaine Jayer-Gilles, Domaine Rossignol-Trapet, Domaine Jean-Marc Pavelot and Domaine Coste-Caumartin are profiled.

France, Cover Story, Practice, Wineries, Burgundy (Wine), Vintners

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Len Evans, writer and champion of Australian wine, dies at 75. Australian wineries
• Abstracts: Falling turnover for Nestle's German operations. Nestle optimistic despite curency worries. Nestle 'satisfied' despite Swiss franc strength
• Abstracts: A new generation: Sotheby's New York wine department head is already making an impression at age 32. Le Pin fades as 1982s hold steady
• Abstracts: Rare spirits and classified clarets mark May auctions. Zachy's-Christie's breaks one-day sale record in New York
• Abstracts: Sweet persuasion: undervalued and available at auction, Sauternes inspires its own true believers. Playing the auction angles

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.