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Yalumba Supper with chief red winemaker KG

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    Kevin Glastonbury is in charge on making the premium reds at Yalumba. With 40 years winemaking experience in the Barossa he includes the 2011 Yalumba The Tri-Centenary Grenache amongst his career highlights (the competition is stiff considering he also makes The Reserve, The Octavious and The Signature). Grenache has captivated his attention of late. With a nose at finding some of the best parcels of old vine grenache within the region and a sensitive mind in handling the fruit, the breed of grenache's coming out of Yalumba are simply splendid.

    Join us as we take a look at both current and cellar releases of his trio of grenache - Bush Vine, Vine Vale and The Tri-Centenary, which includes the 2011 Tri-Centenary. To finish we've thrown in a few Chateauneuf du Pape to see how the French are holding up.


    Date: Wednesday 14 September
    Time: 6.30-8:30pm
    Venue: Barolo Room (enter via Bellota)
    Tickets: $85 each