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Winestate Magazine

Annual Wine of the Year Awards Issue JAN FEB 2021
Magazine

Launched in 1978, Winestate is one of the world’s longest running wine magazines, featuring over 140 pages on all things vinous from around the globe. Winestate tastes and rates over 10,000 wines a year, making Winestate the leading authority on Australian and New Zealand wines.

Winestate Magazine

editorial

briefs

nzbriefs • what’s happening in the NZ wine scene

PROSECCO TAKES ON A ROSEY GLOW

CHARDONNAY ROOTS DISCOVERED

AMONG THE VINES - WINE STAYS CLOSE TO HOME

A YEAR OF HEAT, DROUGHT AND FIRE

NEW WINE PRODUCER MAKES AN IMPACT • Mapleton Vineyards might be a relative newcomer to the Tasmanian wine industry but after recently raking in awards it seems they’re set to soar.

NOT ONE TO MINCE WINE OR WORDS

GAPSTED: A QUARTER OF A CENTURY ON • As Gapsted Wines hit their silver anniversary, they reflect on where they’ve been and share a taste of what’s to come.

Risk Reaps Rewards

JOURNEY FROM THE OLD COUNTRY TO THE NEW • Pioneers of the Orange wine region in New South Wales, Highland Heritage Estate proves that winemaking is in their blood.

WINE OF THE YEAR Special Awards Feature 2020 • Featuring the winners and placegetters for each varietal category tasted throughout the year. Plus profiles of the Australian and New Zealand winemaker and wine company of the year.

HITTING THE RIGHT NOTES • THE FINE ART OF BLENDING

WINNING FAMILY RECIPE • Today, Saint Clair wines are sold in over 60 countries, throughout Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and the Pacific. As part of the company’s steady expansion, in 2016 it purchased Lake Chalice, acquiring over 50 hectares of vineyards at Rapaura and in the Waihopai Valley.

WHEN YOU’RE ON A GOOD THING… • “The primary focus of everything we do at Church Road is around ‘mouthfeel’, getting a nice fullness, roundness and plushness. A lot of the things you do to enhance texture actually make the wines less fruity and more aromatically interesting, which to me is a real positive, but it’s not everyone’s focus.”

A STELLAR SUCCESS STORY • “Having been awarded this prestigious title is a vindication of our commitment to innovative winemaking that builds on tradition; not bound by it but seeking to build on the generations of history and heritage that have built our company.”

TRIPLE THREAT • “Being trained as a chef he sees flavours to such a depth he can make sure he captures the absolute quality of every grape.”

SPARKLING of the year

ALTERNATIVE WHITE of the year

RIESLING of the year

SAUVIGNON BLANC of the year

PINOT GRIS/GRIGIO of the year

SEMILLON of the year

CHARDONNAY of the year

ROSÉ of the year

ALTERNATIVE RED of the year

PINOT NOIR of the year

MERLOT of the year

GRENACHE of the year

CABERNET SAUVIGNON of the year

SHIRAZ/SYRAH of the year

SWEET WHITE of the year

FORTIFIED of the year

UNDER $20

BEST VALUE BUYS

styles • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

best of new releases • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

south australia • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

victoria & tasmania • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

new south wales • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

western australia • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

new zealand • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

best of NZ recent releases • BEST OF 2020 RELEASES

MOVING FORWARD - PREMIUMISATION, PREDICTIONS AND PRAGMATISM


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Frequency: One time Pages: 188 Publisher: Winestate Magazine Edition: Annual Wine of the Year Awards Issue JAN FEB 2021

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Launched in 1978, Winestate is one of the world’s longest running wine magazines, featuring over 140 pages on all things vinous from around the globe. Winestate tastes and rates over 10,000 wines a year, making Winestate the leading authority on Australian and New Zealand wines.

Winestate Magazine

editorial

briefs

nzbriefs • what’s happening in the NZ wine scene

PROSECCO TAKES ON A ROSEY GLOW

CHARDONNAY ROOTS DISCOVERED

AMONG THE VINES - WINE STAYS CLOSE TO HOME

A YEAR OF HEAT, DROUGHT AND FIRE

NEW WINE PRODUCER MAKES AN IMPACT • Mapleton Vineyards might be a relative newcomer to the Tasmanian wine industry but after recently raking in awards it seems they’re set to soar.

NOT ONE TO MINCE WINE OR WORDS

GAPSTED: A QUARTER OF A CENTURY ON • As Gapsted Wines hit their silver anniversary, they reflect on where they’ve been and share a taste of what’s to come.

Risk Reaps Rewards

JOURNEY FROM THE OLD COUNTRY TO THE NEW • Pioneers of the Orange wine region in New South Wales, Highland Heritage Estate proves that winemaking is in their blood.

WINE OF THE YEAR Special Awards Feature 2020 • Featuring the winners and placegetters for each varietal category tasted throughout the year. Plus profiles of the Australian and New Zealand winemaker and wine company of the year.

HITTING THE RIGHT NOTES • THE FINE ART OF BLENDING

WINNING FAMILY RECIPE • Today, Saint Clair wines are sold in over 60 countries, throughout Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and the Pacific. As part of the company’s steady expansion, in 2016 it purchased Lake Chalice, acquiring over 50 hectares of vineyards at Rapaura and in the Waihopai Valley.

WHEN YOU’RE ON A GOOD THING… • “The primary focus of everything we do at Church Road is around ‘mouthfeel’, getting a nice fullness, roundness and plushness. A lot of the things you do to enhance texture actually make the wines less fruity and more aromatically interesting, which to me is a real positive, but it’s not everyone’s focus.”

A STELLAR SUCCESS STORY • “Having been awarded this prestigious title is a vindication of our commitment to innovative winemaking that builds on tradition; not bound by it but seeking to build on the generations of history and heritage that have built our company.”

TRIPLE THREAT • “Being trained as a chef he sees flavours to such a depth he can make sure he captures the absolute quality of every grape.”

SPARKLING of the year

ALTERNATIVE WHITE of the year

RIESLING of the year

SAUVIGNON BLANC of the year

PINOT GRIS/GRIGIO of the year

SEMILLON of the year

CHARDONNAY of the year

ROSÉ of the year

ALTERNATIVE RED of the year

PINOT NOIR of the year

MERLOT of the year

GRENACHE of the year

CABERNET SAUVIGNON of the year

SHIRAZ/SYRAH of the year

SWEET WHITE of the year

FORTIFIED of the year

UNDER $20

BEST VALUE BUYS

styles • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

best of new releases • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

south australia • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

victoria & tasmania • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

new south wales • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

western australia • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

new zealand • THE BEST WINES OF 2020

best of NZ recent releases • BEST OF 2020 RELEASES

MOVING FORWARD - PREMIUMISATION, PREDICTIONS AND PRAGMATISM


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