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Tag Archives: Pirramimma
Pirramimma releases its super premium ACJ – it had better be good – and it is!
When a renowned family-owned winery releases only the second vintage of its super premium wine, named after its founder and pitched at a standard a notch above its already consistently good premium wine range – it had better be good! … Continue reading
Puddings, pies and wine! The perfect combination at Bakehouse on Collins
What do you get when you add an array of renowned South Australian wines to puddings and pies? Answer: the best bakery in South Australia. Readers will be pleased to know I have diligently done my research and performed a … Continue reading
Pirramimma 2004 Old Bush Vine Grenache – takes no prisoners!
In honour of International Grenache Day (September 24) I cracked my cherished bottle of Pirramimma 2004 Old Bush Vine Grenache. This is a special wine with an interesting history – the vines were planted in 1944 by prisoners of war … Continue reading