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Ian Fenech
 
26 May 2022 | Ian Fenech

Chardonnay Reimagined, and 'The Vivienne'

Chardonnay's noble history begins in the Burgundy region in the early 1300s. Adaptable to a variety of climates, chardonnay is truly representative of the place in which it is grown, and can produce wines that are clean, crisp and light; to complex, oaky and voluptuous. Yet, chardonnay seems to provoke both reverence and loathing - read on for a little more about the wine that always elicits a passionate opinion!  Continue »

Time Posted: 26/05/2022 at 2:31 PM Permalink to Chardonnay Reimagined, and 'The Vivienne' Permalink
Ian Fenech
 
3 March 2022 | Ian Fenech

Riesling and the Porongurup Subregion

Riesling has a long history in Australia with a sometimes ‘bittersweet’ reputation, stemming from an ongoing perception of riesling as a sweet wine. However, the rieslings of the Great Southern are characteristically dry, delicate and complex, telling a story of the nuances of terroir and place.  Continue »

Time Posted: 03/03/2022 at 12:49 PM Permalink to Riesling and the Porongurup Subregion Permalink
Ian Fenech
 
25 November 2021 | Ian Fenech

Our Great Southern Chilled Red, and the Beaujolais Nouveau style

With Australia’s warm climate it seems only natural for us to produce a chilled red wine in the style of Beaujolais Nouveau which offers the red wine flavour profile we love.  Continue »

Time Posted: 25/11/2021 at 2:23 PM Permalink to Our Great Southern Chilled Red, and the Beaujolais Nouveau style Permalink
Ian Fenech
 
16 September 2021 | Ian Fenech

Raising a Glass to Grenache

Read on to learn more about this versatile variety, and Singlefile’s Single Vineyard Grenache, in this piece by Ian from our talented cellar door team.  Continue »

Time Posted: 16/09/2021 at 4:41 PM Permalink to Raising a Glass to Grenache Permalink
Ian Fenech
 
2 September 2021 | Ian Fenech

'The Philip Adrian': Proudly Wearing the Cabernet Crown

Cabernet Sauvignon can be viewed as the brooding vinicultural personification of regal majesty, its image deeply etched into our collective wine consciousness. When finely crafted, Cabernet should be opulent yet elegant; bold, but also marked with nuanced complexity.  Continue »

Time Posted: 02/09/2021 at 1:52 PM Permalink to 'The Philip Adrian': Proudly Wearing the Cabernet Crown Permalink
Ian Fenech
 
5 August 2021 | Ian Fenech

Pinot Noir: Imagination Captured

There is an official day in August, the 18th in fact, when we can tip our collective hat and pay tribute to Pinot Noir. A salute of recognition for so many beautiful memories past and present when the wine made our glasses sing, bringing love and colour to a moment, meal or a time of sharing. Pinot Noir, like no other red wine, can dazzle and uplift, marrying with so many varied foods or friends. It’s a soft, silky divinely textured transmission, dialled for bright cherry and red berry fruits while humming earthy, herbal notes.  Continue »

Time Posted: 05/08/2021 at 12:47 PM Permalink to Pinot Noir: Imagination Captured Permalink

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