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Source: Wine Spectator
Date: Jun 2010
Author: Andrew Jefford
Source: www.andrewjefford.com/blog
Date: Jun 2010
I’m enormously enthusiastic about Brian Croser’s new Tapanappa venture (which will unite a number of ‘sites of distinction?, including those beyond Australia’s borders, in due course), and the Whalebone Vineyard from Wrattonbully (formerly Koppamurra) makes a fine foundation stone. Brian …
Author: James Halliday
Source: Australian Wine Companion
Date: Jun 2010
Arguably the most interesting of all new wineries to be announced in Australia over the past few years. Its partners are Brian Croser of Petaluma, Jean-Michel Cazes of Chateau Lynch-Bages in Pauillac and Societe Jaques Bollinger, the parent company of …
Author: Clive Platman
Source: The Birmingham Post
Date: Jun 2010
September 28, 2005
By Clive Platman
©2005, The Birmingham Post
Now in his mid-50s, Brian Croser is regarded by many authorities as the greatest Australian winemaker of his generation. Nominated as Decanter 2004’s “Man of the Year”, Croser is the …
Author: Jancis Robinson
Source: The Purple Pages
Date: Jun 2010
This September will see the release of an exceptionally distinctive South Australian red from a triumvirate of Brian Croser (Petaluma), the Cazes family (Ch Lynch Bages) and Bollinger (as announced here last year).
Tapanappa 2003, a 70:20:10 blend of Cabernet …
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