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Tag Archives: Peppermint Paddock
D’Arenberg – traditional trailblazers ticking all the boxes!
On a cold Wednesday evening in June I went with some friends to a tasting of d’Arenberg wines at Fassina in Somerton Park, Adelaide. Anyone who lives in Australia and drinks wine knows of d’Arenberg and would instantly recognise the … Continue reading
Posted in Cabernet sauvignon, McLaren Vale wine, New World wine, South Australian wine, Syrah/Shiraz, Wine events
Tagged Australian wine, Coppermine Road, d'Arenberg, Dead Arm Shiraz, Galvo Garage, Hermit Crab, McLaren Vale, Peppermint Paddock, Scarce Earth, shiraz, South Australian wine, Sticks and Stones, Wine, Wine2030
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