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18 Jul 2012 by Jancis Robinson
The indefatigable Penfolds winemaker Peter Gago was in London earlier this summer to show the latest wines from the Penfolds stable, including Grange 2007 from one of Gago's more challenging...
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7 Sep 2011 by Jancis Robinson
I do realise that I am ridiculously spoilt, I promise, in terms of the wine tastings I am invited to. This can make a wine writer horribly blasé, and it does take quite a lot to lure me over or...
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6 Sep 2011 by Jancis Robinson
Here is a short film taken at a quite amazing tasting and dinner held in Paris at the end of June where a very few lucky tasters, including me (and both singer/Etna vintner Mick Hucknall and wine...
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26 Jun 2009 by Julia Harding MW
Bin 389, first produced by Max Schubert in 1960, has been variously described as ‘baby Grange’ or the more offensive ‘poor-man’s Grange’. It’s certainly a lot less expensive...
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20 May 2009 by Jancis Robinson
Below are my tasting notes from last Friday's showing of Penfolds latest releases of its so-called Luxury and Icon wines, including the exceptional 2004 Grange. I have given some background...
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16 Oct 2008 by Victoria Daskal
See also tasting notes on 22 great vintages of Grange to be published tomorrow. In time for their big sale today, Christie's hosted a Penfolds Masterclass, featuring special wines from the 1990...
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1 May 2008 by JR
This morning at the Penfolds cellar door at Magill outside Adelaide Australians were able to buy the just-released latest representatives of Penfolds’ ‘luxury and icon...
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8 Jun 2007 by Julia Harding MW
Penfolds recently launched the latest available vintages of what they call their Luxury and Icon wines. Tasting conditions were hardly ideal - a very small, very warm ‘room’ on the...
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18 May 2005 by JR
Australia’s most established maker of investment quality red wine is, for the first time, offering futures - in two very special bottlings from the 2004 vintage . They may benefit...
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11 Sep 2004 by JR
Matt, USA:
This is a question for Jim from Australia...
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11 Apr 2003 by JR
I thought you might be interested in the results of a discussion I had the other day with Heston Blumenthal, chef-prop of The Fat Duck at Bray, one of Britain's most talented, innovative and...
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23 Aug 2002 by JR
The American wine magazine Wine & Spirits may be less well known than the Wine Spectator, but it is extremely well done with many features of real interest to the quality-conscious (as...
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20 May 2009 by Jancis Robinson
As those who have watched the Glass stoppers for Grange video will know, Penfolds' chief winemaker Peter Gago is an engaging and knowledgeable speaker. Here are a few snippets from his...
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18 May 2009 by Jancis Robinson
As I wrote in Heads up on Grange 2004 on Friday, with the wine still coursing through my veins, Grange 2004 is a very special wine. It is also fiendishly expensive, as one might expect of a wine...
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18 May 2009 by Jancis Robinson
Peter Gago spent last week in London on a punishing schedule. On the third day of the London Wine Fair he didn't make it to the bathroom once. I caught up with him late morning Friday, after...
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