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Take an epic journey across two of Australia’s iconic winemaking regions from your own home
Next month, Wine Australia is running two virtual sessions on their CONNECT platform that will guide participants through the wines of Margaret River and Hunter Valley from the comfort of their own home.
Australian Wine CONNECT is an always-on digital platform that is fast becoming the go-to resource for Australian wines, featuring more than 3,000 wines from 400 wineries.
In June, the platform plays host to two virtual sessions that are available to the trade to either watch live or via recording.
The first sees Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon being explored by Glenn Goodall (Xanadu Wines), Bart Molony (Vasse Felix) and Alex Miller (Voyager Estate), who will explain why the variety flourishes in the region. The winemakers will also discuss sustainable practices and biodiversity, and why the ‘light touch’ approach to viticulture and winemaking is so appealing.
Next, members of the trade will have the opportunity to virtually join legendary winemakers Bruce Tyrrell (Tyrrell’s), Stuart Hordern (Brokenwood Wines) and Andrew Margan (Margan Wines), who will discuss the Hunter Valley’s Semillon, Shiraz and alternative varieties. As well as finding out about the region’s most iconic wines, attendees will discover how producers are experimenting with innovative new styles.
To register your place at the Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon: Traditional, Sustainable and Organic Practices webinar (14 June), click here.
To register your place at the Hunter Valley: Unique and Unconventional webinar (15 June), click here.
To discover new Australian wines, meet producers, attend online events and explore the country’s exciting wine scene, visit Australian Wine CONNECT.
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