The Most Expensive Australian Wine? Gippsland Pinot Noir
In 1979, Phillip Jones abandoned his telecommunications career to plant the first vines in Gippsland—a large but, until then, mostly
Read MoreIn 1979, Phillip Jones abandoned his telecommunications career to plant the first vines in Gippsland—a large but, until then, mostly
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Read MoreThe term “Pinot Noir” describes both a grape and the single-varietal wine produced from that grape. Its name comes from
Read MoreOne is usually lighter in color, the other a bit darker in hue. One tends to be suave and soft
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