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What's Ozzie been drinking?
by ozziepost 39 Replies latest jw friends
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stillajwexelder
I can go to bed happy now -of course it is a very popular tourist and holiday destination - I must go - I have been to Napa and Alexander Valley in California - but a lifelong dream is to go to Australia
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ozziepost
Cassegrain...Australian Wine, French tradition.
Situated on the Pacific Highway just south of Port Macquarie on the New South Wales mid-north coast, Cassegrain Wines is a wonderful place to visit for a taste of tradition.
Our winemaking heritage began in France in 1643. A heritage of French winemaking skills combined with Australian technology is practised today by John Cassegrain, using that “savoir faire” (the know how), to produce a wide range of Premium, Reserve and Limited Release wines that are full flavoured, yet soft and elegant. Cassegrain...Australian Wine, French tradition.
Situated on the Pacific Highway just south of Port Macquarie on the New South Wales mid-north coast, Cassegrain Wines is a wonderful place to visit for a taste of tradition.
Our winemaking heritage began in France in 1643. A heritage of French winemaking skills combined with Australian technology is practised today by John Cassegrain, using that “savoir faire” (the know how), to produce a wide range of Premium, Reserve and Limited Release wines that are full flavoured, yet soft and elegant.
Cassegrain 2004 Shiraz Aromas of leather and spice introduce our 2004 Shiraz. This wine is deep garnet red in colour and combining with classic Shiraz spice characters, it displays aromas of ripe black plums. The medium weight palate exhibits the same delicious flavours and comes together with a subtle hint of charry oak adding complexity to the wine. -
gumby
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Cassegrain...Australian Wine, French tradition. Situated on the Pacific Highway just south of Port Macquarie on the New South Wales mid-north coast, Cassegrain Wines is a wonderful place to visit for a taste of tradition. Our winemaking heritage began in France in 1643. A heritage of French winemaking skills combined with Australian technology is practised today by John Cassegrain, using that “savoir faire” (the know how), to produce a wide range of Premium, Reserve and Limited Release wines that are full flavoured, yet soft and elegant. Cassegrain’s Cellar Door is open seven days a week, from 9am to 5pm, with a complete range of wines for tasting, along with a private tasting room for those wishing to learn more about wine in a formal and personalised environment. The Cassegrain Winery is the ideal setting for all occasions, from a romantic wedding to a casual picnic, featuring extensive grounds, a formal garden with picnic areas and boasting over 2000 stunning rose bushes lining the entrance to the winery. The sweeping lawns of the Oval, set within the vineyards, forms a natural amphitheatre where a number of concerts are held each year. Cassegrain's Wine Club gives its members the opportunity to receive the new vintages before their release, as well as substantial discounts together with numerous other benefits and privileges. Copyright ©2005 Cassegrain Wines Pty Ltd, 764 Fernbank Creek Rd, Port Macquarie NSW 2444Website designed by Scooter Marketing February 2005
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ozziepost
Beat ya, Grumbles!
Owyergoinmate?? Orright??
This Cassegrain drop's a pretty decent brew, let me tell ya.
Mrs Ozzie loved it!!
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Saoirse
Beautiful. I have to go there one day.
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ozziepost
well done
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Billygoat
I will confess I was drinking Napa Valley Silver Oak the other night - wonderful - but not Australian.
I got to visit this vineyard when I did a very quick Napa tour. I agree - wonderful!
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gumby
I got to visit this vineyard when I did a very quick Napa tour. I agree - wonderful!
I've done that tour. By the time you get from one end to the other and "sampling" all the various wines.....yer bout half baked!
Gumzinfindale
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Billygoat
I got to visit this vineyard when I did a very quick Napa tour. I agree - wonderful!
I've done that tour. By the time you get from one end to the other and "sampling" all the various wines.....yer bout half baked!It was when I worked for the pharmaceutical company and we were in Napa for our quarterly meeting. There were about 10 of us and we rented a limo. The only way to go in my opinion! Had a blast! But yes, we felt good by the time dinner came around.
