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MW? “'<» kv ►• " 5 • v BL >*• |B * ■-/ . \ .HI, - • > zyMMM wC “"i -• ■ sßk BWIWB’ H ‘ ■’ f IffIMWiMWM j.. ■ t ■ 1 ■ *,!», I j Illi iII mni ui *i’ j i lfflUulluijlltt ,[jr 'r pKh ( :Pnp J jflnniii!P , iniH r, n!HiiiDi!uijqy|iH!|Jm : ’• ~ .”. nU ip& 1: ,r.. >■ k- ; ;:• -;•• O: wiim ■ Biik !ffll!ffl!B|Mi!iliißiiliililBilißiliiiiilli"lfflliißlßli!Hßiii H!ff i" w ii#**"' “IMitartMS ™ . 1 ™ “■kj ; y ?■ -ff taitelilHiWP*''* 15% of Australia’s total. But what ''"‘"WOO llWl'llHliri P ro<^uce 1S q ulte excellent; | JfO I' I ' 2l ■ S 2. Houghton Wildflower . delicate whites and remarkably *qkW ■-W mMIP* WIBMMr Ridge Shiraz intense reds. T M,< The grape responsible for the great North 5. Lindemans Bin 45 Cabernet _-’ "j Western Australia’s Swan Valley has Rhone wines such as Hermitage is Sauvignon otte^AuXd£n Cines More recently ft ~ ‘ 5 A made its renutation on big, richly Australia’s most planted wine grape. Lindemans are one of the giants of the other Australian wines. More recently flavoured reds and whites. Last Australian Shiraz has all the complexity Australian wine industry. Their wines both Cabernet and ave ®j|| season was late and one of the and longevity of a tip top claret but, as are respected by winelovers world wide, been very successful m the Hun . coolest on record so that the grapes they say in Australia, much more guts. understandably, because their export 8. Wyndham Estate Bin 444 f f Jlhk ripened steadily developing an 3. Houghton Wildflower wines are selected only from those which Cabernet Sauvignon unusual degree of varietal character. Ridge Chablis have been awarded medals in wine An outstanding claret of breeding and Wy Top producer from the ‘West’ A distinctive wine, soft and crisp on the competitions. character. A constant award winner in is undoubtedly Houghton’s. palate with a lingering flavour. Ready to 6. Lindemans Bin 65 Chardonnay Australian and International wine shows. 1 Houghton White Burgundy enjoy now. This one’s been bottled early to preserve A potential for cellaring of at least There are, of course, many An Australian classic. Dry and fruity. The 4. Houghton Wildflower Ridge its natural freshness. You’ll enjoy its 10 years. further fine wines from biggest selling white wine in Australia. Cabernet Shiraz Malbec nutty, peach character with the subtle 9. Wyndham Estate Bin these regions. Astute wine Because their vineyard areas are so influence of oak. This wine finishes very 555 Hermitage buyers will be well dispersed, Australian winemakers have crisp and clean. Another Australian classic. Deep red/ rewarded if they keep a become masters of blending. This is a 7. Wynns Ovens Valley Shiraz purple colour. A full bodied wine with l oo k out f or Morris \ blend of three South Australian grape Wynns traditionally mature all their a soft palate. Bin 55 was a Gold Medal Chardonnay and Morris ' ' 1' • varieties. The result is a rich, complex wines for longer than most other winner at the International Wines & Shiraz. Cabernet from , e \ •. re( ] with a firm dry finish. Australian winemakers and this shiraz Spirits Competition in Bristol (UK) — 1984. Victoria: Richmond Grove T'oCeleW r V- Victoria. In the 19th century this was has now mellowed beautifully with a 10. Wyndham Estate Hunter Chardonnay, Cabernet 200 Vears °t I considered Australia’s great wine wonderful balance of wood and fruit. Chardonnay Merlot and Cabernet I I region. It boasted as many vineyards New South Wales. The Hunter Valley The best characteristics of the Sauvignon from New South \ HfH.BJ “> —■ a "Bl \ as New South Wales and South is NSW’s leading wine region, making Chardonnay variety have been captured Wales and some surprising \ \ Australia combined! But then the great wines. Hunter reds are in this ‘White Burgundy’ style wine. Good !! leCt^OU^ Ue X n t^„ fr ° m ' \ ■CMTCNTRSi dreaded phylloxera struck. Today traditionally based on Shiraz and drinking now but will really show its class Moss Wood in Western \ Al ’’’ I Victoria’s vineyards produce only whites on Semilion. Both can age in 3to 4 years’ time. Australia. . .Coming soon. ®crie—i, \ . . . p nt^^ nes \ Proof that you can serve and enjoy wines \ \ of international acclaim at a modest price... v^ £ “The Great Australian Regional Wines Selection” endorsement will identify all these wines at most liquor outlets, bottle shops and wine stores. BC X ■ T-' . - V, - - .. ■ -7 ■ - % MI V

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