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Terre á Terre Wrattonbully Crayéres Vineyard Reserve Cabernet Shiraz Franc 2022, $90. Yes, it would be a privilege to finish a dinner with this but
Terre á Terre Wrattonbully Crayéres Vineyard Reserve Cabernet Shiraz Franc 2022, $90. Yes, it would be a privilege to finish a dinner with this but
Cabernet Sauvignon 66%, Shiraz 17%, Cabernet Franc 17%. Seriously good wine. Velvety and emphatic. Blackcurrant, cedarwood, cream, black and green olives, saltbush and mint characters
66/17/17% Cabernet Sauvignon/Shiraz/Cabernet Franc. This is the wine for you to familiarise yourself with what Terre à Terre, Wrattonbully and the Crayères site can do
The 2022 Terre à Terre Crayères Vineyard Reserve (66% Cabernet Sauvignon, 17% Shiraz, 17% Cabernet Franc) shows the dusty road scent encountered in many Médoc
2022 was a warmer vintage in Wrattonbully, the third in a row. The blend is 66% Cabernet Sauvignon, 17% Shiraz and 17% Cabernet Franc. After
Xavier Bizot’s Crayères Vineyard in the terra-rossa and limestone country of South Australia’s Wrattonbully region has been a beloved source of the expat French man’s
A sneak peek review, the wine is due for release in May 2026. Maintains the same winemaking as previous vintages: 2 days chilling the fruit,
The 2024 Crayères Vineyard Reserve Fumé Blanc is complex and layered, with an abundance of savoury notes that really catapult this wine out of the
Okay, $60 is a fair whack to pay for a white wine, but that’s only four glasses of ordinary stuff at a pub or restaurant
I mention this wine every year, but it’s so good, how can I not? The 2024 Terre à Terre Crayères Vineyard Reserve Fumé Blanc gets