Wine & Drinks
organic & biodynamic wines
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J D-B
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18-January-2010 10:09
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Over the past 12 months I have become on organic convert. Chemically assisted wines just don't cut it anymore. Look at Thistle Hill from Mudgee and Rock Ferry from NZ for stylish elegant wines that provide a more honest representation of varietal and terrior.
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Laurie Martin
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16-February-2010 13:20
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I'd be careful drinking them around terriors, though. They can give you a nasty nip.
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carol
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23-February-2010 17:11
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We wouldnt consider drinking anything except bio dynamic /organic wines. There is a wide variety of lovely wines out in the market. I usually get mine from Victoria Market .
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Wino
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19-August-2010 20:54
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Originally Posted by: J D-B
Over the past 12 months I have become on organic convert. Chemically assisted wines just don't cut it anymore. Look at Thistle Hill from Mudgee and Rock Ferry from NZ for stylish elegant wines that provide a more honest representation of varietal and terrior.
Here are some more brands to explore
Millton from NZ - unbelievable wine and recognised world leaders. They have another brand called Crazy by Nature, Cosmo Red and Shotberry Chardonnay but it sells out almost as soon as it hits Australian Shores. Randalls in Albert Park might have some?
Further afield imports
Klur from Alsace
Moillard Viognier from France
Sometimes very limited and hard to find but I do know they are at Acland Cellars in Acland St, St Kilda.
cheers and ciao
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