During the Australia First Families of Wine dinner at Skylon last week, I caught up with the rather dashing Johann Henschke, a sixth-generation member of iconic estate Henschke in the Barossa Valley, to talk about the bumper 2012 vintage, cork vs screwcap, Australian wine in China, and whether he plans to take over the running of the estate.
Showing posts with label Barossa Valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barossa Valley. Show all posts
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Johann Henschke
Labels:
Asia,
Australia,
Australia's First Families of Wine,
Barossa Valley,
China,
Henschke,
Johann Henschke,
Riesling,
Shiraz,
Wine
Friday, 21 January 2011
John Duval, former chief winemaker of Penfolds
Wine and the City catches up with John Duval, former chief winemaker of Penfolds and custodian of Penfolds Grange, at the Liberty portfolio tasting at The Oval cricket ground, to talk about his newfound freedom after 30 years with Penfolds, his new wine project – John Duval Wines – and whether or not there is a market for Australian wine in China.
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Australia,
Barossa Valley,
Eligo,
Entity,
John Duval Wines,
Penfolds,
Penfolds Grange,
Plexus,
Shiraz,
Torres China
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