#Peter Lehmann wine

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7 mars - 9 mars, Adélaïde, terre des aborigènes de la communauté Kaurna, GMT+10h30

Commonwealth et french connection réunis.

L'émotion est grande quand nous atterrissons à Adélaïde. Quel beau nom pour une ville pleine de charme, nom hérité de la princesse d'origine allemande devenue reine consort du Royaume-Uni et de Hanovre comme épouse de Guillaume IV, roi de 1830 à 1837. En 2020, nous avions dû nous résoudre à rentrer en raison du covid sans aucune certitude de pouvoir revenir. Nous sommes bien en 2023 et nous ne boudons pas le plaisir de retourner au central market, un marché couvert où tous les produits sont plus alléchants les uns que les autres. Ici, on achète, on déguste et on prend du plaisir à dévorer des yeux les étals. Nous découvrons le zoo d'Adélaïde pour la première fois. Les loutres nous font toujours autant marrer. Un panda mâle, du nom de Wang Wang, rechigne à sortir mais accepte tout de même de montrer sa belle frimousse. La journée de jeudi est toute consacrée à visiter la vallée de Barossa, l'un des deux vignobles les plus connus autour d'Adélaïde avec celui de la vallée de MacLaren. Nous avons rendez-vous devant l'hôtel Hilton d'Adélaïde où nous attend le bus. Nous sommes 22 à prendre place pour des dégustations dans 4 domaines vinicoles : château Yaldara, Peter Lehmanns, Rosenvale Wines and Wolf Blass. Les ressortissants du Commonwealth sont présents en force ce matin : australiens, canadiens, britanniques. Le bus est presque 100% anglophone. L'ambiance, d'abord silencieuse pendant le trajet qui nous conduit au premier château, va progressivement se libérer à mesure que les verres de vin vont se vider, à raison de 6 dégustations par domaine, soit 24 dosettes de vin, rouge, blanc, pétillant... Un minimum pour les gourmands qui n'hésitent pas à jouer la troisième mi-temps allègrement et goulûment. La journée se termine comme elle a commencé, dans le silence de ceux qui cuvent. Le mot de la fin revient au guide et chauffeur du bus qui accepte gentiment de nous déposer près de la ligne de bus qui dessert notre hôtel en annonçant "french connection !*. That's it 🤩

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Private Wine Tour Adelaide

During the private wine tour in Adelaide, you’ll be able to visit up to four wineries, with the chance to go behind the scenes to taste wines straight from the barrel and meet some of the leading and talented winemakers in Adelaide. Some of the wineries we’ll visit include Peter Lehmann’s Winery, Chateau Yaldara, Lambert Estate, Wolf Bass Wines, and Saltram Wines. Private Wine Tour Adelaide

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Barossa Wine Tours

Apart from being the home to one of the best wineries, Peter Lehmann, the Barossa offers various sceneries, including the Historic Town of Tanunda, picturesque vineyards of Barossa, and Meyer’s Hill lookout. During the Barossa wine tour, you also get an opportunity to experience art, music, and food. Barossa Wine Tours

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Best Barossa Wine Tours

The Best Barossa Wine Tours are the most complete wine tour package in South Australia. You can enjoy up to four wineries including Peter Lehmann, Lambert Estate, Chateau Yaldara, Saltram Wines, and Wolf Blass Wines at your own time during the day long tours.

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Best Australian Red Wine Under $20

It can be quite confusing to choose a wine with so many options available in the market. You have to think about the occasion, your budget, taste, your guests (if planning for a party)and whatnot. So to help you out, we have sorted some of the best Australian red wines under $20 that you can buy.

 From Pinot Noir, Merlot to Cabernet Sauvignon, we have got it covered. Here’s our list of top Australian red wines under $20.

 McWilliams JJ McWilliam Shiraz Cabernet 2014 

It’s a full-bodied medium ruby red coloured wine filled with blackberries, liquorice and cassis flavours. It goes perfectly well with steaks, stews and BBQ. You can totally think of getting this one for your next Barbeque.

 Talking about the winemakers, the McWilliam family has been supporting the Aussie wine industry for six generations and has taken its name in the global marketplace.

 Tyrrells Shiraz 2016 Hunter Valley

 The Shiraz grapes are sourced from a small section of Shiraz blocks. Matured in large French oak casks this medium-bodied wine is a perfect blend of soft savoury tannins and acid, creating a well-balanced wine. It is well-paired with roast lamb and beef.

 Peter Lehmann Art n Soul Shiraz 2015 

An appealing and vibrant deep red colour wine that emanates dark forest fruit aromas with a hint of chocolate. It has a very velvety mouthfeel and a long finish. Coming to food choices, it goes well with sausages, steaks and Cheddar cheese.

 The Peter Lehmann Wines company has crafted varieties of ranges and this range is called Art n Soul made for immediate enjoyment. Other options include Peter Lehmann Clancy's Red Blend 2013 Barossa Valley, it's a blend of Merlot, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, flaunting a deep cherry red colour.

 Rosemount Diamond Label Merlot  

Rosemount wines are made to enjoy on all occasions and full of luscious flavours. Rosemount wines Diamond Merlot flaunts cherry colour with plum red hues. On the nose, it emanates red cherries, blackberries and milk chocolate aromas. This refreshing wine is well-paired with lamb, beef or veal dishes.

 Established in 1974, Rosemount Estate has a national and international reputation for its high-quality wines. Their wines are fresh and vibrant, something they promise their consumers in every bottle. They offer many wines under the labels - flagship collection, district release, meal matcher, diamond labels and my collection.

 These are some exceptional choices to look for if you want to buy the best Australian red wine under $20. We would sort the best white wines under your budget soon. Tune in for our next blog.

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Celebrate the Philippines’ Largest Mid-Year Online Wine Shopping Event at Winery.ph!

The Philippines’ biggest mid-year online wine shopping event is just right around the corner with Winery.ph’s 2021 Mid-Year Clearance Sale. This year, the sale features 19 great deals with red wines, white wines, and rosés ranging from 34% to 57% off! The sale will only run for four days from June 30 to July 3, 2021 as the economy begins to open up and importers’ warehouses need to clear up space to make way for new shipments. So this is definitely the best time to stock-up and save big for your upcoming home celebrations!

Winery.ph is the Philippines’ largest online marketplace for in-stock wines, beer, liquor, spirits, gourmet groceries, non-alcoholic beverages, and wine accessories. Winery.ph was first conceived in 2016 by a passionate group of wine lovers who wanted to drastically improve access to good quality wine at value-for-money prices. The big online sale is only a few days away and I’m already excited to start adding to my cart.

Winery.ph’s Mid-year Clearance Sale is showcasing five value-for-money red wines from France (Richebaron Selection Rouge), Portugal (Haribon Red), Spain (Torre Solar Tempranillo Syrah & Ramon Bilbao Crianza Rioja Tempranillo), and Australia (Peter Lehmann Art & Soul Shiraz Grenache). The Richebaron Selection Rouge (41% off = ₱3,490/dozen or ₱291 per bottle) is an uncomplicated weeknight quaffer with soft tannins and a light acidity, while the Haribon Red (46% off = ₱3,190/dozen or ₱266 per bottle) is a simple, entry-level Portuguese Red with decent fruit and light tannins.

They also have the premium Ramon Bilbao Gran Reserva Rioja Tempranillo 2016 at a 37% discount, with a Sixer pack costing only ₱3,190 or ₱532 per bottle. This wine is from the prestigious Rioja Alta Region in Spain. It’s a powerful, well-balanced, and complex Rioja Gran Reserva with spiced fruit flavors and mellowing potpourri aromas.

In the White Wine category, the sale features two value-for-money wines from Portugal (Guadalupe White) and France (Richebaron Selection Blanc); three quality wines from Spain (Raig de Raim White & Nuestra Señora Portal Blanc) and from the King Valley Region of Australia (Chrismont La Zona Pinot Grigio); and 1 high-end and complex wine from Italy (Livio Felluga Sharis Blanc). The Guadalupe White 2017 (45% off = ₱2,390/sixer or ₱398 per bottle) is a rich and lovely white displaying tart lime and citrus flavors with a pleasantly surprising complexity for its price. Meanwhile the Richebaron Selection Blanc (41% off = ₱3,490/dozen or ₱291 per bottle) is a simple, no-frills quaffer with soft tannins and a light acidity that is best served ice cold.

Two Rosé Wines are also featured in this sale. The Cline Rosé of Mourvedre 2016 (38% off = ₱4,790/sixer or ₱798 per bottle) from the Central Coast of California, USA is a light amber-colored Rosé with powerful orange rind, dried fig, and strawberry compote aromas showcasing a creamy and buttery mouthfeel as well as a persistent acidity. Meanwhile, the Valdivieso Sparkling Brut Rosé (46% off = ₱3,190/sixer or ₱532 per bottle) from Chile is a lively Sparkling Wine with fresh fruit and yeasty aromatic notes, intense fresh fruit flavor characters, and an elegant effervescence.

Make sure to check out the other sale and clearance items on the website because you might be surprised with what you will find. These local craft beers are also on sale at 50% off, so it’s really such a great deal.

Don’t miss out on the largest online mid-year sale for wine in the Philippines at Winery.ph. For more information, visit www.winery.ph and follow the brand on Facebook and Instagram (@winery.ph). Happy bargain hunting, wine lovers!!

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All you need to know about Casella Wines and why they are Australia’s finest!

There are many wine companies that may spring to your mind when you think about wines like the Gallo winery or Accolade wines but one name stands out among the rest with an astonishing story, is Casella Family Brands. They are one of the most successful wineries in the whole world. From a dream started in South Wales, now you can buy Casella wines in over 50 countries in the world!

The founders Filippo and Maria Casella came from Sicily in hopes of building a winery which will be the foundation upon which their family can prosper. That dream was shaped into reality as they successfully produced the very first of these bottled wines in 1969. With the vision to recognise the market requirement for a wine which is consistent in its quality, value and taste, Casella wines went on to become one the major force in the wine industry bringing home a variety of accolades, like being included into the Export Hall of Fame to its prestigious name. It’s prime product, [yellow tail], became a global phenomenon by selling five million cases globally just after two years of hitting the shelves in the United States of America and 2013 marked the one billionth bottle of [yellow tail] wine produced.  The vineyard, situated in Griffith, South Wales, Australia, covers a massive space of 540 acres and contributes to an estimated three percent of the whole wine industry. In addition, the grapes for [yellow tail] are also harvested from South-Eastern Australia which gives them many varieties of grapes which in turn make different varieties of Yellow Tail wines which can be differentiated by their own specific label colour. 

Tempted to buy Casella wines yet? Well, they do also spoil you with the choices! 

Peter Lehmann Wines

Peter Lehmann Wines is one of Australia’s most internationally acclaimed wineries. It celebrates the Barossa community, with more than 140 grape producers. 

Magic Box Wine Collection

For pop culture lovers, the Casella Family launched a new collection of wine called The Magic Box Wine, believing that winemaking is truly a process of ‘magic’ and craft. It comprises four dynamic labels of wine - PepperBox Shiraz, CedarBox Cabernet Sauvignon, ButterBox Chardonnay and BerriBox Rosé.

Morris Wines

Situated in Rutherglen Victoria, Morris Wines is a classic Australian winery known for its full bodied red wines. David Morris is the fifth generation winemaker of the 150 year old, award winning history of wines. 

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11/10/17

Randomly featuring the number 8 which:

represents the octave - considered the “basic miracle of music”

is the atomic number of oxygen

is the number of men killed by Billy the Kid

This week’s wine: Peter Lehmann Eight Songs Shiraz

The color is a deep brooding red/ black leading to a bouquet of dark chocolate and blood plums. The palate is rich and soft in keeping with the Eight Songs style and the finish features plush, fine grained tannins. The wine drinks beautifully now but can be cellared with confidence for a few more years if desired. We recommend decantering for a few hours before serving to allow the wine to open up. Winemaker’s notes

This week’s guitarist: Bireli Lagrene

Is it possible to achieve absolute mastery of a musical instrument? I would argue that it is based on the evidence presented here by Bireli Lagrene. Listen to his Archtop Solo Guitar Improvisation #8, part of a series of lessons he developed for DC Music School - an online music education website. Bear in mind - he is making this music up in real time! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPZDW0o_TlQ

Over 5 minutes playing highly challenging musical passages and not one slightest mistake? Plus since he’s making it up he has never played it before. 

This week’s song:

Eight Notches (by Nelson E. Griffin)

Billy winked his evil eye The deputy was doomed to die Upon a hill his tombstone read I guess he should have stayed in bed

Let him be There's eight notches on his gun Just take my word for it I've seen them

When you see That barrel shining in the sun You better say your prayers And mean them

Underneath the church's spire An empty chair to mock the choir Seems like Billy took another voice One less reason to rejoice

Let him be There's eight notches on his gun Just take my word for it I've seen them

When you see That barrel shining in the sun You better say your prayers And mean them

Long ago the river dried It disappeared when the sheriff died Why Billy killed him no one knows They left his body for the crows

Let him be There's eight notches on his gun Just take my word for it I've seen them

When you see That barrel shining in the sun You better say your prayers And mean them

Billy loved his new tattoo A scorpion in red and blue It rolled its eyes and shook its stinger When Billy flexed his trigger finger

Let him be There's eight notches on his gun Just take my word for it I've seen them

When you see That barrel shining in the sun You better say your prayers And mean them

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Day Trips From Adelaide

For wine lovers, you also get an opportunity to visit some of the iconic wineries in Adelaide, including the famous Peter Lehmann’s Wines. During the day trip from Adelaide, you have an opportunity to taste the best wines and buy your favourite ones direct from the winery. You’ll also be able to take pictures, buy souvenirs, and eat as you watch beautiful landscapes within Adelaide.

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Catch Rodriguez Live in Concert

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Catch Rodriguez in concert at one of the performances listed below. With hits like Sugar Man, I Wonder and Crucify Your Mind Rodriguez made an impact in the industry. (more…)

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An Event Out With Rodriguez

An Event Out With Rodriguez

Rodriguez Events

Rodriguez is touring and will be playing at several locations (full list below).

With hits like Sugar Man, I Wonder and Crucify Your Mind Rodriguez made a mark in the industry.

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Casella Family Brands targets home-consumption boom with four wines for UK

#Wine #AsahiWine [Drinks]As well as boosting its Yellow Tail and Peter Lehmann portfolios in the country, the privately-owned Australian group is bringing its The Magic Box Wine Collection duo to supermarket shelves. 2018 …

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Top Places to Look for Affordable, High-Quality Wine

Persons always on the lookout for a good deal, whether it's on food, clothing, and even commodities. The same is true for wine lovers. And if you are a good wine enthusiast, you would want to search for value first before shelling out your money. It's a good thing there are several options for you. Supermarkets There isn't a question that this is most people's favorite method of buying wine beverages. When you go to the supermarket, there is just a wide range of brands you can choose from. Aside from that, the advertisements are always very enticing and the valuable is also good. One advantage of buying wine in food markets is that you can always do it whenever you're doing the food stores. Local Wine Stores Unlike supermarkets, local wine outlets devote themselves to the wine business, so you can expect the place to have a wider range of choices. The main advantage of buying wine beverage in your local liquor store is that people who work here usually have in-depth knowledge about wine and can easily help you find things you require or recommend the best brands to you. Winery Tours Perhaps the most exciting way of looking for high-quality wine, joining winery adventures will expose you to some of the finest winemakers in the World. On Australia, for instance, which is home to thousands of family-owned homemade wine boutiques and vineyards, you will encounter names like Peter Lehmann, Kim Teusner, and Troy Kalleske. You have to understand that totally free winemakers do not sell their wines commercially, which means you refuse to easily find them in supermarkets or local liquor retail outlets. These winemakers rely instead on people visiting most of their vineyards and buying straight from their cellar door. The vintages you will find in these tours are not only unique, but are relatively lower priced than those you will find in your local stores. Online Wine Markets Undisputedly, the World Wide Web is the number one place you can find affordable, outstanding wines. As mentioned earlier, many family-owned wineries do not promote their products in supermarkets and liquor stores. What these kind of winemakers do instead is sell their wines using online retail stores. As a result, you can have access to wines made by most of these world-class winemakers without actually having to go on a winery excursion and buy straight from their vineyards. There is absolutely nothing wrong through choosing to buy wine from the supermarket or your local liquor store and there is absolutely nothing wrong with going to winery visits. If you are after the best deals on wine, however , and want to surprise them with with a hundred percent convenience, then your best option is to pay for wine online.

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Wine - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Analysis and Forecast 2018 – 2025

Global Wine Industry

Latest Report on Wine Market Global Analysis & 2025 Forecast Research Study

Global Wine market competition by top manufacturers, with production, price, revenue (value) and market share for each manufacturer; the top players including E&J Gallo Winery Constellation Castel The Wine Group Accolade Wines Concha y Toro Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) Trinchero Family Pernod-Ricard Diageo Casella Wines Changyu Group Kendall-Jackson Vineyard Estates GreatWall Dynasty Grand Dragon Tontine Chateau Ste. Michelle J. Lohr Vineyards and Wines Xinjiang Yizhu Tonghua Winery Peter Lehmann Wines

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Geographically, this report is segmented into several key Regions, with production, consumption, revenue (million USD), market share and growth rate of Wine in these regions, from 2013 to 2025 (forecast), covering North America Europe China Japan Southeast Asia India On the basis of product, this report displays the production, revenue, price, market share and growth rate of each type, primarily split into Red Wine White Wine Rose Wine Ice Wine Sparkling Wine Fortified Wine On the basis of the end users/applications, this report focuses on the status and outlook for major applications/end users, consumption (sales), market share and growth rate for each application, including Daily Meals Social Occasions Entertainment Venues Other Situations

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Global Wine Market Research Report 2018 1 Wine Market Overview 1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Wine 1.2 Wine Segment by Type (Product Category) 1.2.1 Global Wine Production and CAGR (%) Comparison by Type (Product Category)(2013-2025) 1.2.2 Global Wine Production Market Share by Type (Product Category) in 2017 1.2.3 Red Wine 1.2.4 White Wine 1.2.5 Rose Wine 1.2.6 Ice Wine 1.2.7 Sparkling Wine 1.2.8 Fortified Wine 1.3 Global Wine Segment by Application 1.3.1 Wine Consumption (Sales) Comparison by Application (2013-2025) 1.3.2 Daily Meals 1.3.3 Social Occasions 1.3.4 Entertainment Venues 1.3.5 Other Situations 1.4 Global Wine Market by Region (2013-2025) 1.4.1 Global Wine Market Size (Value) and CAGR (%) Comparison by Region (2013-2025) 1.4.2 North America Status and Prospect (2013-2025) 1.4.3 Europe Status and Prospect (2013-2025) 1.4.4 China Status and Prospect (2013-2025) 1.4.5 Japan Status and Prospect (2013-2025) 1.4.6 Southeast Asia Status and Prospect (2013-2025) 1.4.7 India Status and Prospect (2013-2025) 1.5 Global Market Size (Value) of Wine (2013-2025) 1.5.1 Global Wine Revenue Status and Outlook (2013-2025) 1.5.2 Global Wine Capacity, Production Status and Outlook (2013-2025)

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2 Global Wine Market Competition by Manufacturers 2.1 Global Wine Capacity, Production and Share by Manufacturers (2013-2018) 2.1.1 Global Wine Capacity and Share by Manufacturers (2013-2018) 2.1.2 Global Wine Production and Share by Manufacturers (2013-2018) 2.2 Global Wine Revenue and Share by Manufacturers (2013-2018) 2.3 Global Wine Average Price by Manufacturers (2013-2018) 2.4 Manufacturers Wine Manufacturing Base Distribution, Sales Area and Product Type 2.5 Wine Market Competitive Situation and Trends 2.5.1 Wine Market Concentration Rate 2.5.2 Wine Market Share of Top 3 and Top 5 Manufacturers 2.5.3 Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion

3 Global Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue (Value) by Region (2013-2018) 3.1 Global Wine Capacity and Market Share by Region (2013-2018) 3.2 Global Wine Production and Market Share by Region (2013-2018) 3.3 Global Wine Revenue (Value) and Market Share by Region (2013-2018) 3.4 Global Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018) 3.5 North America Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018) 3.6 Europe Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018) 3.7 China Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018) 3.8 Japan Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018) 3.9 Southeast Asia Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018) 3.10 India Wine Capacity, Production, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin (2013-2018)

4 Global Wine Supply (Production), Consumption, Export, Import by Region (2013-2018) 4.1 Global Wine Consumption by Region (2013-2018) 4.2 North America Wine Production, Consumption, Export, Import (2013-2018) 4.3 Europe Wine Production, Consumption, Export, Import (2013-2018) 4.4 China Wine Production, Consumption, Export, Import (2013-2018) 4.5 Japan Wine Production, Consumption, Export, Import (2013-2018) 4.6 Southeast Asia Wine Production, Consumption, Export, Import (2013-2018) 4.7 India Wine Production, Consumption, Export, Import (2013-2018)

5 Global Wine Production, Revenue (Value), Price Trend by Type 5.1 Global Wine Production and Market Share by Type (2013-2018) 5.2 Global Wine Revenue and Market Share by Type (2013-2018) 5.3 Global Wine Price by Type (2013-2018) 5.4 Global Wine Production Growth by Type (2013-2018)

6 Global Wine Market Analysis by Application 6.1 Global Wine Consumption and Market Share by Application (2013-2018) 6.2 Global Wine Consumption Growth Rate by Application (2013-2018) 6.3 Market Drivers and Opportunities 6.3.1 Potential Applications 6.3.2 Emerging Markets/Countries

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