She wrote 'Australian winemakers are so obsessed with blending that they create multiregional blends by transporting grape varieties and wine hundreds of miles across states. One Aussie appellation, South Eastern Australia, comprises three states rolled into one: Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia. The latter is home to the Barossa Valley and St Hallett’s brilliant, zesty, lemon meringue pie-stashed 2008 Poacher’s Blend, a semillon-sauvignon-riesling mix, and its red partner, the 2008 Gamekeeper’s Reserve, a hefty, clove and creosote-spiked shiraz, grenache and touriga combo. Add a few more grapes and a move to the Clare Valley and you get 2008 Pikes White Mullet, a delicious, aromatic, exotic, lime-layered white'.
Click on the images for more information. We currently have the 2007 vintages of the St Hallett wines but they are both drinking superbly and what's more, they are currently on Summer Sizzler promotion. Save yourself 20% on these wines!
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