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Wine and Health: Separating Fact from Fiction

By Matthew Gerard on Mar 18, 2024

Wine has been celebrated for centuries for its cultural significance, but in recent years, there has been much debate surrounding its potential health benefits and risks. As wine enthusiasts and health-consc...

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The Art of Wine Cellaring: A Guide to Aging Wines at Home

By Matthew Gerard on Jan 22, 2024

Embarking on the journey of wine cellaring is like stepping into the realm of alchemy, where patience and precision transform bottles into liquid treasures. For enthusiasts seeking to craft their own home ce...

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7 Wineries to Visit in South Australia

By Matthew Gerard on Apr 04, 2022

South Australia boasts internationally acclaimed wine regions, known for stunning vineyard views, indulgent experiences and most importantly, expert wines. Here are just a few of the spectacular options for ...

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The Top 5 White Wines Perfect for Autumn

By Matthew Gerard on Mar 28, 2022

Cooling temperatures and changing leaves marks autumns arrival for the year, and with it comes the time to don a jumper and enjoy a change of palate. Check out this list of the top 5 white wines perfect for ...

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Why is Organic Wine So Popular?

By Matthew Gerard on Aug 23, 2021

Organic and biodynamic wine sales have experienced incredible growth in recent years, with sales increasing by a staggering 50% each year according to Wine Australia. If you’re wondering what is prompting th...

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Wineries of Western Australia's Margaret River

By Matthew Gerard on Aug 02, 2021

Western Australia’s Margaret River wine region produces an incredible 25% of Australia’s premium wine range. The region is home to over 200 vineyards, each with distinct microclimates producing unique wines ...

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Stay Healthy With These Nourishing Wines

By Matthew Gerard on Mar 16, 2020

While many of us enjoy a regular drop of wine, it isn’t always painted as the healthiest of beverages. The benefits and risks of wine have been studied extensively, with the bulk of research concluding that ...

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