Australian Women in Wine Awards Night 2015 – The Winners
Last night I had the pleasure of attending the inaugural Australian Women in Wine Awards Night at Rigby’s Bar in Perth City – and what a wonderful evening it was!
Last night I had the pleasure of attending the inaugural Australian Women in Wine Awards Night at Rigby’s Bar in Perth City – and what a wonderful evening it was!
Behind every great wine there’s a story to be told. Whether it’s how the wine was made, where it came from, who helped produce it or for what particular purpose it was made. Half the fun of being involved in the wine world is finding out these stories and sharing them over a glass or…
I’m a big fan of the Wine Folly team and the way they share their excellent wine knowledge with the world. I was lucky enough to interview the one and only Madeline Puckette last year and when I heard she was producing a physical wine book with Justin Hammack, well I just had to have…
After Michelle Payne was the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup the other day I thought it would be a good time to give a bit of a holla to an upcoming event in Perth to celebrate women in the Australian wine industry. The first ever Australian Women in Wine Awards is taking…
Yes you read that right ‘cellar store’ not ‘cellar door’. Killerby Wines definitely deserves to stand out from the crowd when you see their most beautiful cellar store in Margaret River. Team that up with lunch in the sunshine and perhaps a beer and cider tasting or two next door and you have a great afternoon.
I have now successfully conquered UnWined for 4 consecutive years and in 2015 I am still sticking to saying that it is my favourite wine festival in Perth. The event takes place in Subiaco, a short walk from the Subi train station which means no sober driver is needed for the day (that saves a few…
The cellar door barely opens for 6 months out of 12 months in the year. Each year the new wine is released on the 1st of August after being aged for 2 years in the cellar and then once it’s sold, the cellar door closes back down for the year.
The more ‘off the grid’ a winery is, the more it seems to entice me. And it’s these wineries which I hesitate blogging about or putting on social media because I really do want to keep them all to myself – no one likes to battle a crowd at their favourite winery right?! In this…
I have walked and drove past the sign for Valencia Vineyard Restaurant so many times in the last 12 months and have always wanted to give it a go for a bit of wining and lunching. I FINALLY managed to get there when my parents were over recently and I must admit, I am now…