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Home : Glenguin |
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WINERY PROFILE ARCHIVE |
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| Glenguin | |
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Established: 1993 |
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Region: Australia - NSW - Lower Hunter Valley
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Winemaker: Robin Tedder MW |
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Production Quantity: 15 000 cases |
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| | | | Address: River Oaks Vineyard, Lot 8 Milbrodale Road, Broke, NSW 2330 |
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Ph: (02) 6579 1009 |
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Fax: (02) 6579 1009 |
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Email: glenguin@bigpond.com |
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Summary:
Glenguin's vineyard has been established along the banks of the Wollombi Brook by Robin, Rita and Andrew Tedder, Robin and Andrew being the grandsons of Air Chief Marshal Tedder, made Baron of Glenguin by King George VI in recognition of his wartime deeds. (Glenguin is also the name of a Scottish distillery which continues to produce a single malt but which is otherwise unconnected.) Glenguin has 15 hectares of vineyard at Broke and another 4 hectares at Orange (cabernet and merlot). An extensive range of samples arrived for tasting just as this (2002) edition was going to press. Exports to Europe and Asia. |
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Product Range:
Individual Vineyard series of The Old Broke Block Semillon, Unwooded Chardonnay, River Terrace Vineyard Chardonnay, Shiraz, Pokolbin Vineyard Shiraz, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Orange Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon. |
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Price Range: 18.00 - 30.00 Retail |
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Wine Profile: |
Glenguin Individual Vineyard Merlot | | Glenguin Individual Vineyard Shiraz | | Glenguin Individual Vineyard Unwooded Chardonnay | | Glenguin The Old Broke Block Semillon | | Glenguin River Terrace Vineyard Chardonnay | | Glenguin Shiraz | | Glenguin Griffith Vineyard Botrytised Semillon | | Glenguin Stonybroke Shiraz | | |
Opening hours: At Boutique Wine Centre, Broke Road, Pokolbin |
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