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Inkwell Wines Falling behind in pruning

All the luncheons are eating into valuable pruning hours. Continue

Added by Inkwell Wines on July 21, 2009 at 9:26pm — No Comments

Lazy Ballerina The Horrible March of the Wine Aphid

The Great French Wine Blight. Are we at risk of the modern version? Continue

Added by Lazy Ballerina on July 17, 2009 at 11:30am — No Comments

Adrian Kenny NovaNation

I rarely plug anything, but I have to give a big plug for NovaNation! It is one of Australia's new digital radio stations with "the full spectrum of dance including House, Breaks, Trance, Techno - in high quality aacPlus audio. " All I need now is a digital radio player for the winery! "you're the only guy I know who listens to this stuff and doesn't take drugs!" a vigneron on my enjoyment of dance music. Continue

Added by Adrian Kenny on July 3, 2009 at 9:41am — No Comments

Adrian Kenny It is Finished!

After five months and one week the 2009 fruit intake has ended! It's certainly been the longest vintage I've ever been involved in. Gruelling by any measure, though an absolute thrill to be a part of nine different white varietals, six different red varietals and four different wine styles. Sheer Bedlam! I left the winery this morning at a shade after midnight with the press still humming and whooshing away. Botrytised Semillon that got the full twelve hour press treatment. This was after start… Continue

Added by Adrian Kenny on June 20, 2009 at 9:51pm — No Comments

Inkwell Wines Bring on the rain

It's pruning season and there's nothing worse than pruning in the rain. BUT, the drought takes precedence so bring on the rain. Continue

Added by Inkwell Wines on June 12, 2009 at 9:44pm — No Comments

Adrian Kenny Never Ending Vintage

Whilst all of my peers have long had holidays after a testing vintage, I'm still going! If the Botrytis wines from Adelaide Hills weren't so good I would have finished ages ago. The reality is the Bot Sem of Magpie Springs is stunning. At 19.2 Baumé and 3.6 pH the juice is golden, zesty and concentrated. Enjoying these type of wines during the cold is a buzz though means that "the Bedlam Wines nut case" is still crushing grapes in June. Bedlam Wines is unique wine label as I produce each year w… Continue

Added by Adrian Kenny on June 11, 2009 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

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