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Willard wrote:12 x 2015 Hoddles Creek Pinot Noir

Same here.

We had a seven-course degustation menu yesterday, which was excellent but easily outweighted by the single course kid's meal we ordered for our toddler.

4x 2011 Curly Flat Pinot Noir (375ml)
6x 2010 Marques de Murrieta Reserva
6x 2014 Kalleske Greenock Shiraz
1x 2013 Yarra Yering No. 2 (from the cellar door)

If you are just interested in carrying a single glass, a lens case could be a very good option. These are used by photographers for carrying telephoto lenses. They have thick foam padding inside and often a neoprene or nylon exterior. For example, for a Zalto Universal, something like this one proba...

Not me. But then I grew up in Germany. However, I am always reluctant to spend north of $150 on a bottle of wine, regardless if red or white. Maybe that's my German heritage as well. By the way, I very much enjoy some of the Australian Riesling.

Thanks, great report. I am going to try the 2005 Gouais.

I am sorry, can't make it on the 30th. Enjoy!

6x 2014 Seppelt Drumborg Riesling

6x 2013 Ulithorne Dona GSM
6x 2013 Seppelt Chalambar Shiraz

I am interested as well.

chocdog wrote:Granted, this has now confirmed to me that my next fridge will be a Kitchener when I have time to sort that out.

Just bear in mid that only the top (Peltier) range from Kitchener is made down under.

6x 2013 Ulithorne Dona GSM

Modest but good:
3x 2012 Metala white label

SC Pannell's 2013 Aromatico (Gewuerztraminer/Riesling) tonight. Some (16) Western and North Eastern Victorian wines tomorrow afternoon during the "East vs West Wine Challenge" tasting. Looking forward to it.