Rosenthal’s quality speaks volumes
Coby Ladwig and Luke Eckersley, both WA men, are the force behind the Rosenthal brand. They also make wines under the Kings Landing label. Read More...
Wine Review
Arlewood celebrates family
Garry Gossati’s entry into the wine business was no doubt influenced by his great grandfather’s position as the boss (capo) of a wine cooperative in Valtellina, a region in Italy’s far north abutting the Swiss border. Read More...
They’re Knee Deep in Margaret River
This tongue-in-cheek name coined by founder surgeon Philip Childs in 2000 hints at the passion behind people’s drive to make wine in this beautiful part of the world. Read More...
A WA icon undergoes modern change
Every West Australian wine consumer will be familiar with the iconic winery, Houghton. Established in the Swan Valley in 1836, it became a part of WA history and put the Swan Valley on the Australian wine map. Read More...
Fine flavours from old vines
The Yukich family are Swan Valley pioneers and their purchase of Houghton Estate has returned the vineyard to Western Australian hands. Read More...
Evans & Tate – quality control
The Evans & Tate story began in 1971 when John Evans and John Tate planted vines in the Swan Valley. In 1974, they planted the Redbrook vineyard in Wilyabrup, just over the road from Moss Wood and Woodlands. Read More...
The impeccable wines of Cape Mentelle
Cape Mentelle is one of the pioneers and great names of the Margaret River region. The vines were planted in 1970 by skilled winemaker and astute businessman David Hohnen and it has now grown to 145ha of estate vineyards. This gives the winemaker total viticultural control, with non-estate fruit not required to meet its needs. Read More...
Cullen mastery
The difficulty in introducing this great Margaret River producer is that there is so much that could be said but not enough space in which to say it all. Read More...