Monthly Archives: January 2012

Rock on! Exciting developments in mapping the ‘Geology of the McLaren Vale Wine Region’

Posted on January 12, 2012 by tigchandler

South Australia gets another first! I’ve blogged about us having the first ever white (and bronze) cabernet sauvignon grapes (Cleggett Wines, Langhorne Creek) and the oldest surviving shiraz vines (Langmeil Wines, Barossa). Now I find that we are also breaking … Continue reading →

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Revisiting the Indian wine market

Posted on January 7, 2012 by tigchandler

In September 2010 I wrote about key features of the Indian wine market – bite-sized overview, looking at trade, production, consumption, marketing and opportunities for Australian wine producers. Such a complex market with huge potential deserves to be revisited, particularly … Continue reading →

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