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Home : Molly Morgan Vineyard |
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WINERY PROFILE ARCHIVE |
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| Molly Morgan Vineyard | |
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Established: 1963 |
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Region: Australia - NSW - Lower Hunter Valley
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Winemaker: Rhys Eather (Contract) |
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Production Quantity: 3000 cases |
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| | | | Address: Talga Road, Lovedale, NSW 2321 |
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Ph: (02) 9816 4088 |
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Fax: (02) 9816 2680 |
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Email: petrus82@bigpond.com |
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URL: www.mollymorgan.bizland.com |
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Summary:
Molly Morgan has been acquired by Andrew and Hady Simon, who established the Camperdown Cellars Group in 1971, becoming the largest retailer in Australia before passing on to other pursuits, and John Baker, one of Australia's best-known fine wine retailers, who owned or managed Quaffers, Double Bay Cellars, the Newport Bottler and Grape Fellas (Epping) at various times. The property is planted to 5.5 hectares of 25-year-old unirrigated semillon, which goes to make the Old Vines Semillon, 0.8 hectares for Joe's Block Semillon, 2.5 hectares of chardonnay and 1.2 hectares of shiraz. The wines are contract-made (as has always been the case, in fact, but to a high standard). Exports to the US. |
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Product Range:
Joe's Block Semillon, Old Vines Semillon, Chardonnay, Shiraz. |
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Price Range: 21.00 - 26.00 Cellar Door |
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Wine Profile: |
Molly Morgan Joe's Block Semillon | | Molly Morgan Old Vines Semillon | | Molly Morgan Chardonnay | | Molly Morgan Semillon Sauvignon Blanc | | Molly Morgan Partner's Reserve Chardonnay | | Molly Morgan Partner's Reserve Shiraz | | Molly Morgan Shiraz | | |
Opening hours: By appointment |
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Accommodation
Barbecue
Mailing List
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