This rare white variety from Vienna, Austria is produced as a monovarietal wine by only one winery in the world. Let’s explore Orangetraube. Orangetraube Orangetraube wild vines were discovered in Germany and officially designated as a variety in 1840. However, nowadays it’s almost only found in Vienna, Austria with one... Continue reading The post Wine Review: Orangetraube appeared first on The Wine Diplomats .
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From the rolling hills of of the Orange region in Central West, New South Wales. Grown by the Crossing family, with Jeff ‘Buddy’ Byrne the winemaker. 12 months maturation in […]
This wine is a Chianti Classico from Fontodi and the 2012 vintage. The 2012 vintage is a classic one in […] The post Fontodi Chianti Classico 2012 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
Part of Howard Park’s Distinguished Sites range. Fruit is sourced from the Burch family’s Frankland River vineyards in the Great Southern region of Western Australia. 2024 was a fast and […]
