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Singlefile's Patrick Corbett gives us the Vintage Wrap Up
With the 2017 harvest under way, Singlefile’s Patrick Corbett has been living the life of a pirate – this fantastic article “The Pirate Life of Winemakers During Harvest”, (see below) provides comic enlightenment on the pace of a winemaker’s life at vintage. And below is an update on the state of the fruit from the Great Southern harvest. Continue »
04/05/2017 at 3:17 PM
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Rhône Reds and their influence on the Australian Wine Scene
On the international wine scene, the Southern Rhône is one of the giants. Why? Find out out by reading Singlefile’s article, Rhône Reds 101. Continue »
10/04/2017 at 4:00 PM
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Top things to do in Denmark this Autumn
When planning your trip to the Great Southern region this autumn, you’ll be
spoiled for choice – and we don’t just mean the tasting line-up at our cellar door
(although, of course, that’s a must!). Denmark is a Top Tourist Town winner and
it’s easy to see why… from adventure walks to rock fishing and fine dining, a very
wide spectrum of travel itineraries are possible for your precious holiday time in
and around the Great Southern. Continue »
07/04/2017 at 9:17 AM
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Top Adelaide Wine Bars
Are you ready for another city? We’ve covered Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Queensland Wine Bars, and next on Singlefile’s radar is a flourishing food and wine destination. Adelaide is on fire with its late-night bars, on-trend restaurants and fresh dining spaces. Allow us to talk you through the best places to relish a wine or two in this cultural hotspot. Continue »
16/03/2017 at 2:15 PM
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2017 Vintage Update
It’s nearly crunch, or should we say, “crush” time at Singlefile. The 2017 harvest is just around the corner, with Denmark showing good development and steady ripening in response to the warmer temperatures. Most vineyards are expecting a later harvest this year, perhaps two or more weeks later than last year, which means late March or early April for Chardonnay in the Great Southern. Here’s a quick rundown on how we’re shaping up for Vintage 2017. Continue »
13/02/2017 at 4:29 PM
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Meet Gracie, Singlefile's Winery Dog
We’re big dog lovers at Singlefile – and our most beloved is certainly our winery dog Gracie, who is particularly crucial to Singlefile’s winemaking process. Gracie features on page 20 of the Wine Dogs Australia (fourth edition) and is quite a star. Find out more about how Gracie fits into life at Singlefile in this special Q&A, with answers provided by Gracie’s parents, Viv and Phil Snowden. Continue »
05/02/2017 at 2:30 PM
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Meet the Corbetts
Patrick and Pam Corbett are the co-owners of Singlefile Wines, with Patrick leading the way as CEO and Pam the driving force behind the running of the business. With two young children, both their lives are very full. Get to know more about the Corbetts by reading this Q&A. Continue »
01/01/2017 at 1:30 PM
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2016 climate and vintage update
The year 2016 was a challenging year in terms of the length of the wet season, which encroached on the ripening of the vines and meant plenty of proactive management was necessary, particularly in terms of prevention of bird damage. A late storm in January was unwelcome in most of the Great Southern. Fortunately the yield was up on 2015 and most vineyards could work around any bird damage or threat from botrytis and, like many other vineyards, Singlefile could breathe a sigh of relief once we had completed the harvest, around the normal date towards the end of March. Continue »
19/12/2016 at 6:20 PM
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2016 at Singlefile Wines
The year 2016 may go down as the year Trump came to power as the leader of the free world. Or maybe the year Rio de Janeiro hosted the Olympic Games. The affairs of Singlefile Wines may not compare on this global level but it certainly was a big year for the entire team. Continue »
19/12/2016 at 6:07 PM
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Top things to do in Denmark this summer
When planning your trip to the Great Southern region this summer, you’ll be spoiled for choice – and we don’t just mean the tasting line-up at our cellar door (although, of course, that’s a must!). Denmark is a Top Tourist Town winner and it’s easy to see why… from adventure walks to rock fishing and fine dining, a very wide spectrum of travel itineraries are possible for your precious holiday time in and around the Great Southern. Continue »
19/12/2016 at 4:30 PM
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