Tag: Gimblett Gravels

October 1, 2022 Red Wine, Wine Reviews

Red and Fresh: Tasting the 2020 Gimblett Gravels Vintage Selection

Gravel is a word used in conjunction with some of wine’s most hallowed ground. The gravelly clays of Bordeaux’s Left

January 8, 2022 Red Wine, Wine Reviews

Stony South: Tasting the 2019 Gimblett Gravels Vintage Selection

In a country filled with utterly spectacular wine regions, the Gimblett Gravels district of Hawke’s Bay can’t compete for the

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Wherever you look, there is Etna. Whatever you taste, there is Etna.

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