Wine writer RICHARD CALVER, pining for a taste of the local winning wine of the Jimmy Watson Trophy, discovers the cupboard is bare; it's completely and utterly out of stock.
Richard Calver
Richard Calver walks, talks, thinks, drinks and writes passionately about wine, especially the wines of the Canberra region.
Wine writer RICHARD CALVER highlights the differences when it comes to handing out trophies for rieslings.
"The bouquet of wines is like a warm up to an active sporting event, the preliminary show can get you excited," writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
Wine writer RICHARD CALVER takes a longer look at a "nouveau" wine from Tumbarumba with lots of slurpability!
"One serving of sweet dessert wine is about 23 per cent sugar. So, if you are watching your sugar intake, it’s also important that partaking a sweet wine is infrequent." Wine writer RICHARD CALVER hits the stickies (but not very often).
"The perfect accompaniment to the White Horse Bay vista at the end of this glorious day was a chilled glass of white wine," writes wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
Wine columnist RICHARD CALVER gives a nod to a century old port and savours a joven-style new wine.
Wine columnist RICHARD CALVER ignores history's indifference for Father's Day and cooks dinner for his kids, matching it with three wines.
"My favourite of the Warrabilla wines is its durif. The next course, sirloin with leek and black garlic, was served with a 2022 Reserve Durif and a 2021 Reserve Durif." Wine writer RICHARD CALVER finds himself at an expensive wine lunch.
"Due to their cool climate, high-elevated wine-growing regions represent favourite cultivation sites under current and future global warming," reports wine columnist RICHARD CALVER.
Wine writer RICHARD CALVER shares memories of the 2010 vintage, an outstanding year for Australian wine and Julia Gillard.
"The 2024 winegrape crush showed a nine per cent increase on 2023. But that was not a reason to pop a cork as the 2024 crush of 1.43 million tonnes was well below the 10-year average of 1.73 million tonnes," reports RICHARD CALVER.
