The Best Wines in the Supermarkets 2010: My Top Wines Selected for Character and Style
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Mar 18 2010

How to Choose a Wine that Tastes Good - Some Tips for Selecting a Wine

We’ll start this article by asking these two questions: “Why is wine so confusing?” and “Does selecting a wine intimidate you?” If your answer to the second question is yes, then you are not alone!
Most people have been to a liquor store or a restaurant and been absolutely overwhelmed and intimidated by the sheer variety [...]

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Mar 15 2010

McHenry Hohnen Cabernet Merlot 2008 Margaret River

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Both the Cabernet and Merlot are clearly present in this wine. There are dark blackcurrant and black olive notes from the Cabernet with the plummy, brambly Merlot flavours softening the blend. The palate is tight and firm with tannins and oak working well to make this a powerful wine, perfect for hearty winter dishes.
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Mar 09 2010

Cape Mentelle Cabernet Merlot 2006 Margaret River

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This classic blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot provides blackcurrant and cherry aromas, enhanced by a rich palate showing hints of liquorice and cedar with well-integrated tannins.
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Mar 07 2010

Cape Mentelle Semillon Sauvignon 2008 Margaret River

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Sauvignon Blanc provides herbaceous, green fruit flavours, perfectly complemented by the heady lemon blossom aromas of Semillon. Full-bodied, with a clean, citrus acidity on the palate.
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Sep 18 2009

Wine Notes: Margaret River Wines

Everybody knows that for the world’s best Cabernet Sauvignon, you need to look at the Bordeaux region of France, but that might be changing soon. You see, there’s an overlooked region of Australia, about four hours south of Perth, that’s drawing the attention of even the most dedicated Cabernet lovers. Western Australia’s Margaret River wine region gets passed over too often, but it features some truly amazing wines.

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