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Home : Evans Family |
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WINERY PROFILE ARCHIVE |
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| Evans Family | |
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Established: 1979 |
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Region: Australia - NSW - Lower Hunter Valley
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Winemaker: Contract |
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Production Quantity: 3000 cases |
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| | | | Address: Palmers Lane, Pokolbin, NSW 2321 |
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Ph: (02) 4998 7333 |
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Fax: (02) 4998 7798 |
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Email: evansfamily@bigpond.com |
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Summary:
In the wake of the acquisition of Rothbury by Mildara Blass, Len Evans' wine interests now focus on Evans Family (estate-grown and produced from vineyards around the family home), the Evans Wine Company (a quite different, part-maker, part-negociant business) and, most recently, Tower Estate. Len Evans continues to persist with the notion that the Hunter Valley can produce Gamay and Pinot Noir of quality and, irritatingly, occasionally produces evidence to suggest he may be half right. There is, of course, no such reservation with the Semillon or the Chardonnay. |
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Product Range:
Pinchem Chardonnay, Howards Chardonnay, Statue Vineyard Sparkling Pinot, Chapel Gamay, Hillside Pinot Noir. |
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Price Range: 16.00 - 23.00Mailing List |
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Wine Profile: |
Evans Family Howard Shiraz | | Evans Family Pinchem Chardonnay | | Evans Family Chapel Gamay | | Evans Family Statue Vineyard Pinot Noir Methode Champenoise | | Evans Family Hillside Pinot Noir | | Evans Family Semillon | | Evans Family Chardonnay | | |
Opening hours: By appointment |
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