Tag Archives: Australia

Wines To Warm From the Inside Out!

Posted on January 14, 2020 by joyofwine

It seems every year about this time,we have a cold snap, and we are rendered immobile for a week or two at a time, usually between the dates of December 26-to around mid-February. We got lucky this year and enjoyed … Continue reading →

Posted in Joy of Wine, Varietals, wine | Tagged ageing, American oak, Australia, barrel, barrique, bourbon, climate, cold, fireplace, French oak, Italy, malvasia nera, negro amaro, oak, rich, Shiraz, smooth, Spain, tannins, tempranillo, USA, velvety, warming, weather, winter, zinfandel | 2 Comments

The World of Yalumba

Posted on May 19, 2017 by joyofwine

In 1849, a vineyard was planted in Angaston, South Australia, which now makes Yalumba the oldest Australian family winery. Yalumba is also part of an elite group of families in Australia, called ‘First Families of Wine’, with the 12 families … Continue reading →

Posted in Education, Tasting, wine | Tagged Adelaide, Alberta, Ambassador, Angaston, Australia, barrels, bottles, Cabernet Sauvignon, Caley, claret, cooperage, Family, launch, maturation, oldest, Shiraz, Smith, winemaking, Yalumba, yeast | 4 Comments

What’s YOUR Favourite? – Part 2

Posted on July 29, 2016 by joyofwine

Many of you took the time to read and comment on the lineups posted from my post earlier this week. I thank you and appreciate your comments! I loved that the choices were a little of everything. Today’s lineup will … Continue reading →

Posted in Joy of Wine, Tasting, Varietals, wine | Tagged argentina, Australia, Bordeaux blend, brachetto, California, Carneros, Chardonnay, Eden Valley, Glera, Grenache, Italy, Malbec, mataro, Mendoza, Nerello Mascalese, New Zealand, Piedmont, Pinot Noir, Prosecco, Shiraz, Sicily, Treviso, USA, Viognier | 8 Comments

Thirsty Thirty-Something Thursday #18- Tasmania

Posted on June 2, 2016 by joyofwine

When one thinks of Pinot Noir, Tasmania is likely not the first country that comes to mind! However, Pinot likes cool climate, and in fact Tasmania, the island south of the continent of Australia, boasts a climate entirely suitable to … Continue reading →

Posted in Thirsty Thursday, Varietals, wine | Tagged Australia, Pinot Noir, Tasmania, Tempest, thirsty, Thirsty Thursday, Thursday, varietal | Leave a comment

After the Palate Fatigue…

Posted on February 24, 2015 by joyofwine

After four flights of sparkling wines, my palate was cooked…13 sparkling wines later, I was getting better and better as the night went one, despite my aching palate. Tips and tricks from good friends led me to successfully taste, describe, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Joy of Wine, Life and Education, Tasting, wine | Tagged Alsace, Asti, Australia, Cava, Champagne, Chardonnay, Cremant, France, Franciocorta, Germany, Italy, Kim Crawford, Lombardy, Maccabeo, New Zealand, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir, Prosecco, Riesling, Ruggeri, Spain, Vouvray | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Australia

Wines To Warm From the Inside Out!

The World of Yalumba

What’s YOUR Favourite? – Part 2

Thirsty Thirty-Something Thursday #18- Tasmania

After the Palate Fatigue…

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