The Orange Estate
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In 2000, Trentino-based Gruppo Mezzacorona recognised the unexploited potential of Sicily and invested in replanting and rebuilding two estates along the Southern coast of the island and, thus Feudo Arancio was born. The word ‘Feudo’ means ‘estate’ and it evokes the glorious and rich history of Sicily. The word ‘Arancio,’ meaning ‘orange,’ pays homeage to…
Cultivating Sustainability – Harewood and Newcastle Herald
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The week John Lewis at the Newcastle Herald wrote a great article about Harewood Estate and their sustainability practices, including the move to replace tractors at the estate with horses. Click here to read the full article and keep reading below for a summary of the wines reviewed by John. John Lewis’ Reviews 2022 Apricus…
Chardonnay Day
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International Chardonnay Day is just around the corner on May 25th! Be prepared to celebrate accordingly with your favorite Chardonnays. Keep reading to check out all of our Chardonnays from Australia, New Zealand, and France! Our Chardonnays 2019 Harewood Estate Chardonnay 2021 Harewood FLUX-III Chardonnay 2022 Apricus Hill Chardonnay 2021 Silkwood ‘The Bowers’ Chardonnay 2019…
May 2023 Round Up
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New Kids On The Block Vespa Italians might be familiar with Bruno Vespa as he is one the most well-known TV journalists. He also has a passion for wine which started almost 40 years ago. For decades, Bruno met with the most famous wine producers throughout Italy, and after telling the stories of other winemakers…
April: In The Media
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A month in the media – See what these journalists thought about our wines in April. 2022 Harewood Denmark Riesling 94 pts – Andrew Graham (Oz Wine Review): Every year the question is more about which Harewood sub-regional release is best, and this year it’s a close thing between this Denmark release and the Porongurup below….
2022 Harewood Estate Reserve Chardonnay
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“The Reserve Chardonnay fruit is estate grown in the Denmark subregion of the Great Southern in Western Australia. Juice from handpicked and whole bunch pressed fruit is barrel fermented in a mixture of new and second use French oak barriques. Savoury and textural intensity is introduced through the use of selected & wild yeasts, and part maturation on lees with secondary malolactic fermentation. The wine spends 11 months in barrel before minimal fining and bottling. Pale golden yellow colour. A highly complex, perfumed nose of citrus and fresh nectarines is balanced by spicy French oak and a richer savoury character. Palate initially shows grapefruit, then ripe stone fruits. A more savoury mid palate finishes with lingering citrus acidity balanced by vanillin French oak. This wine has perfect balance between fruit flavour, texture and length. Drinks well on release, this Reserve Chardonnay will show even more character after 1-2 years, or cellar mid-term in good conditions. “