This week's wine of the week on Jancis Robinson is the Revancha Peon, as tasted by Julia Harding MW.
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Monday, 27 July 2015
Tuesday, 7 July 2015
Our 25th Anniversary Party - in pictures
Bancroft is celebrating 25 years of business in 2015 and last week we held a party at Home House to mark this special milestone. The Bancroft team were joined by the Bancroft family (Adam's wife Amanda and their two children Alex and Jess), Michael Kerrigan from Hay Shed Hill (one of the original winemakers Adam discovered), and select guests from the industry. Here are some of the photo highlights.
| Chairman Peter De Haan with Amanda, Jess and Alex Bancroft |
Monday, 22 June 2015
My internship at Bancroft Wines, by Joris Geerdes
Hi, I’m Joris Geerdes, I’m 18 years old and I have been doing
an internship at Bancroft Wines for 2 months. I come from Nice in the south of
France and I wanted to share my experiences of the Bancroft team with you.
Friday, 12 June 2015
Bancroft Wines at the London Wine Fair 2015
The Bancroft Team was out in force at this year's London Wine Fair, taking a break from pounding the pavements and letting the crowd come to them. Enticed by new product launches, a raft of award announcements and the winning smiles of 12 of our esteemed producers, trade experts flocked to stand X60. Old favourites rubbed shoulders with the likes of Schild Estate's new PRÄMIE Special Release Shiraz 2013 and Ten Minutes by Tractor's new Coolart single vineyard Pinot Noir. Winemaker Jeremy Magyar was on hand to explain the details of Mornington Peninsula's unique microclimates while newcomer Ben manned the Schild counter.
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| Neil leads The Woolpack through a quick tasting |
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London Wine Fair
Thursday, 11 June 2015
"Australia was never ‘anti-terroir' " says Martin Spedding from Ten Minutes by Tractor, as his single vineyards are released
For TMBT's owner, winemaker and self-confessed terroir and Burgundy geek Martin Spedding, "provenance is essential". Talking to Drinks Business recently he claims that "Australia was never ‘anti-terroir'" (view article here).
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Australia,
Ten Minutes By Tractor,
Wine Reviews,
Wine Tasting
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