Mount Langi Ghiran Billi Billi ShirazOkay, I know we all stopped drinking Australian wine many years ago. But gosh darn it, the Australians keep right on making it. While it may not be as popular here as it once was, Australia still has an enormous variety of high quality wines, and I think that this one, Billi Billi Shiraz, just might reignite your interest. High toned fruit, black pepper spice and a beautifully seamless midpalate might make you think this Shiraz came from the Northern

The Priorat

putting a chapel on the property in order to worship

layered with dried white flowers

not zingy and overly acidic

in a twist of fate

the team came together to create this wine - “Willamette Valley Pinot Noir”

envision the small family brewery that laid the foundation for its legacy in the late 19th century

Petit Cazertiers and Combes aux Moines (note

"When Lucie “Lulu” Tempier married Lucien Peyraud in 1936

The wine opens with that unmistakable Pauillac register—blackcurrant

redcurrants

Marcelo saw that clarity as both opportunity and responsibility