Anyone want to buy a Yarra vineyard?

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Red Bigot
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Anyone want to buy a Yarra vineyard?

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Yarra Yering to be precise, advertised in the w/e newspapers.
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Brian
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Is the price listed, or is it POA? I can't afford it but I'll damn well do some arm-twisting to make an acquiantance buy it!

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Post by Chow Chow »

What a tragedy!!! Dr.Corudus make better wines than Dr.Middleton. His wines are elegant but more persistent in flavour. Also the pioneer in the Cote-Rotie style with his No.2.

The whole industry will missed him dearly :(
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Post by Guest »

No, let's not take the defeatist attitude just yet! Yarra Yering is in my opinion an Australian national and a GLOBAL wine treasure. If we get the right buyer (trying hard, how much do we need?) we'll see it kept as it is...for all alive now and in the future.

C

Post by C »

Middleton is in his 80s, Bailey is selling, Guy d Pury is younger, but not by much. Makes you wonder what the complexion of the Yarra Valley will be in 10 years.

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In 10 years, Yarra will become an expensive real estate.
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expensive

Post by didgidee »

Chow Chow wrote:
>> In 10 years, Yarra will become expensive real estate.


unless you've been living on Mars i can confidently atest that
the Yarra Valley is a long way from bargain basement NOW.
wine is alchemy and adventure

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