by elarkin_ewgbgj | Jul 5, 2020 |
Bakkheia (bak-kee-ya) Bakkheia in the Preston Valley (Geographe Wine Region WA) is a boutique winery started by ex-Navy Clearance Diver Michael and his wife Ilonka Edwards. To say that the winery is nestled into the side of a picturesque valley of rolling...
by elarkin_ewgbgj | Jul 5, 2020 |
Australia’s Greatest Rieslings *Before things get underway here, I must mention a few caveats: 1) Not all of the rieslings that we wanted to feature were available, so this leaves room for a follow up tasting. 2) If a riesling is missing, it does not mean it...
by elarkin_ewgbgj | Jul 2, 2020 |
Clear the Field: WA Pinot YES The panel and I opened a dozen pinot noirs from Western Australia in the hopes of finding one that could be a new hero. We expected one or two, maybe three, even. We found five crackers. WA is not famous for pinot noir, in...
by elarkin_ewgbgj | Jun 28, 2020 |
ja bitte. Germany is the spiritual and actual home of some of the greatest white wines on earth. I am, of course, referring to riesling. Loved by wine tragics the world over and misunderstood by the general public, these are incredibly beautiful, diverse,...
by elarkin_ewgbgj | Jun 15, 2020 |
2018 Standish Release: Unicorns Unicorn: noun: In the wine world, a unicorn wine doesn’t have to be the most epensive (but sometimes they are), it is rare/scarce/hard to find, high quality… That definition fits these wines. They sell out in a instant,...
