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From Margaret River to Hunter Valley: The Best Australian Cabernet Sauvignon for International Cabernet Day

Raising a Glass This International Cabernet Day

Cabernet Sauvignon is more than just a grape—it’s a storyteller. In every region, it adapts, evolves, and expresses a unique voice.

 This International Cabernet Day, gather a few friends, open a bottle (or two), and taste your way across the diversity and excellence of Australian Cabernet.

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Loire Roots, WA Swagger: Chenin Blanc for All Seasons

Why Chenin Blanc Shines in Margaret River

Chenin Blanc is celebrated globally for its versatility—ranging from dry, crisp wines to luscious dessert styles—with hallmark traits such as high acidity, mineral backbone, and expressive orchard-fruit and honeyed notes.

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MEET… Stuart Pierce - Fishbone Wines

Stuart planted the Fishbone vineyard alongside the Sorgiovanni family (owners) back in 2014. He’s a humble Jimmy Watson award-winning winemaker who remains dedicated to celebrating the land, the vine, and the variety through a purist approach to winemaking.

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A Warm Welcome… to Willow Bridge Estate

We are proud to add Willow Bridge Estate to the Craft Alliance portfolio. The Dewar family owns the estate, located on 180 hectares in Ferguson Valley’s hills. Founded in 1997, Willow Bridge aims to create wines that reflect the unique land and climate. Their wines show honesty, origin, and great value.

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MEET… Liv Maiorana - South by South West

Liv Maiorana is the Winemaker at South by South West Wines. She produces honest and authentic wines that respect the land, are sustainably farmed and made, minimally handled in the winery.

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Kiss from a Rosé

ROSÉ [French]

ROSADO [Spanish]

ROSATO [Italian]

 

 

Rosé is more than a seasonal fad, and more than a wine trend.

 

Its historical origins are as deeply rooted as wine itself, although the distinct Rosé labelling is more modern. Post WWII it was the Portuguese who spearheaded the release of a pale pink wine to the European and American markets.

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