Griffith wineries

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Shiraz_Freak
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Griffith wineries

Post by Shiraz_Freak »

Was in Griffith last week and went to the Old vine winery thought all the wines were very good, which is unusal, because i have only liked all of the wines at a particular winery after the the 5th winery :lol: then get home and wonder what is this crap a i have bought.

Any way going back to Griffith on Tuesday and looking for recommendations for good wineries in the area?

Or wineries on the way from Shepparton

Thanx
"It all tastes like Grange after 2 bottles"

monghead
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Post by monghead »

Why Casella/Yellow Tail of course. :wink:

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Steve
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Post by Steve »

I visited De Bortoli a few years ago... it was pretty good. Worth checking out.

Matthew Moate
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Post by Matthew Moate »

Last time I was there I was at Casella and one of the cellar hands said "Don't bother buying anything from here, try West End Estate". I did and also bought a few bottles of their Wild Bill Shiraz. It was a CD special and can't give you much info on it but it was a good drop and I shared with a friend of mine named Bill!

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Post by Muscat Mike »

There are 3 I would recommend:- Disclaimer - a few years since I was there last.

De Bortoli, a little outside Griffith but worth a visit. Have a look in the bin ends. I found some old Port that was $4.50 and was great. They also have wines from Yarra Valley available for tasting. They also have probably the best sticky available.

McWilliams - have their wines from different areas. Have a great sticky at very good price.

Warburn Estate, have some very good wines. Try their Durif which can be very good in some years and also a very good sticky.
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griff
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Post by griff »

Lillypilly is a decent sticky maker near Griffith. Definitely worth a look.

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Post by marsalla »

Drop in and see Rob at Lillypilly, nicest bloke in the game and makes a cracker sticky.

Shiraz_Freak
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Post by Shiraz_Freak »

Thanx for the replys everyone, i think we are going to check out lillypilly and warburn estate
"It all tastes like Grange after 2 bottles"

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