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09/09/2024

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28/04/2024

One of my favorite places in Sicily

28/04/2024

Nothing like a visit to NE Vic

09/03/2024

Relaxing in the Hunter with a a Barossa white. Only cause i didnt have a cold Semillon in the fridge.

08/03/2024

A catch up day in the Hunter started at the recently revamped McWilliams Mt Pleasant, which looks stunning, then on to one of the newer Pokolbin based winemakers, PJ & Chrissie Charteris.
These guys are producing some stunning wines with fruit selected from the Hunter, Hilltops, Orange and a range of NZ wines from Cental Otago & Wanaka.
Based at the Pokolbin Creek Village, this is a must for serious winetasters. Thanks for the tasting Chrissie.
Catching up with Bruce Tyrrell was a bonus.

05/03/2024

Happy Birthday T***s ××××

05/03/2024

27/02/2024

Just launched....My favorite Ros'e from the Barossa, and a winery we always go back to, Langmeil, in Tanunda, are releasing their 2023 Bella Rouge. We tasted it today, and it's another stunner. Very similar to the 2022, identical in colour, raspberry red, refreshing zesty, red apple finish , possibly a little more tannin than 2022 but the longer it was opened, the more it followed the 2022. Langmeil has one of the best tasting experiences in the Barossa.
Thanks to the team at Langmeil, for letting us scoop this.

27/02/2024

Final week in South Australia and a final chance to find a few cellar doors missed on previous visits. In Greenock there is a street called Murray Street, and a winery of the same name.They have 2 vineyards, Gomersal (40 hectares) & Greenock Estate (80 hectares).Predominantly reds, everything grown on the 2 estates & made onsite at their impressive modern winery. Its family owned, by the Jenke family, and winemaker is Ben Perkins.
The cellar door is a delight as are the wines.
The only white was a classic Semillon, 2023, quite minerally, and will definitely age well. We only tried 2 reds, both big and fruity. The 2020 Greenock Estate Grenache, off bush vines, is a cracker.
The 2020 Greenock Estate Shiraz is a keeper, inky fruity and delicious already.
Natasha did a great job introducing the wines. Definitely worth a visit when visiting this sub region of the Barossa

25/02/2024

Enjoying Adelaide

20/02/2024

Sunset at the Dairyman. Light is amazing.

19/02/2024

12/02/2024

Sunset after a 40c day in the Barossa

30/01/2024

Guess where we are.

31/12/2023

Pops and the boys, Xmas 2023. Our future football champions, and their future manager!!

28/12/2023

Post Xmas with the girls at Copacabana

26/10/2023

Nice early dinner at Night Feast Brisbane with T***s and Ingrid. The place was buzzing by 630pm

26/10/2023

Happy puppies at Cafe Resolved with treats from Yasmin

17/10/2023

A place of amazing history

24/08/2023

Found this little gem yesterday.Just along from the Marriot. Great concept, with 96 wines available for tasting, or by the glass. A stack of additional wines by the bottle, lots of varietals. Place has a nice vibe, they do an aperitivo type menu, this could very easily be my new local. I did notice a Wangolina Gruner and Montepulciano. Thats enough to get me back.

19/06/2023

Beautiful Boabs

19/06/2023

Italian Pizza at Mataranka, who da thought it.

17/06/2023

Learnt a little more about bush tucker, from the rock art history of hunting and then a plethora of books at the Kakadu cultural center.
Pity there isnt more places locally to try bush tucker.

17/06/2023

Sunrise Yellow Waters

11/06/2023

The Greek food festival is on again in Darwin and we stuck our heads in to take it all in last night.agreat vide, amazing culinary skills for the 1000s of attendees. The location alone was worth the visit. Hopefully my video shows a little of the vibe, if not i will put it up om my other page.

11/06/2023

Darwin is a mecca for food markets, and with the diversity of cultures living here, the markets are an exciting experience.There are 5 main food markets in Darwin plus another in Palmerston. Then there is the Darwin Fish Market & Mr Barra Fish for for amazing fresh local seafood.
We started at the Palmerston markets as they were close to our first night coming in to Darwin, smaller but great produce.
Parap Village markets were buzzing by 10AM on Saturday, very trendy, quite small, nice vibe
Rapid Creek Markets are the next best thing to being in Singapore or Thailand, just an incredible offering of Asian inspired cuisine, fruit and vege. Plus street food vendors from all our Asian neighbours.
Tonight we are heading up the beach with Peter Savoff to explore the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets, with updates to follow.

23/05/2023

A place of vivid colours

13/05/2023

Heading toward Karijini National Park.

11/05/2023

Birdlife in the North West

07/05/2023

Another Western Australia sunset