Free for all Diary of a Barossa vintage casual – part 1 Samantha Cole-Johnson, whom we last encountered pruning in freezing-cold Oregon, begins a... 24 Feb 2020 Samantha Cole-Johnson
Tasting articles Australia – the great doing good Henschke, Grosset and Mount Horrocks are some of the most famous names... 14 Aug 2019 Tamlyn Currin
Tasting articles South Australia – finding clarity in cloudiness Tam, ever-busy behind the scenes, has finally found time to file another... 27 Jun 2019 Tamlyn Currin
Max on Oz W R – initials not to be ignored ‘Warren Randall and Seppeltsfield are the biggest story in the wine industry... 30 Jan 2018 Max Allen
Free for all Barossa loses Bob McLean The following sad news has just reached us via Australian wine specialist... 9 Apr 2015 Guest contributor
Tasting articles Steingarten, and Australian Riesling bargains You may not believe this but some wine producers, particularly those who... 19 Feb 2014 Jancis Robinson
Free for all Divine providence – Henschkes' inheritance This is a longer version of an article also published in the... 23 Mar 2013 Jancis Robinson
Inside information Leading ladies of the Barossa Valley This article is the sixth in an irregular season of features written... 25 Aug 2011 Guest contributor
Tasting articles The oldest vines in the world? 13 Mar – Please note that I have at last managed to... 4 Feb 2010 Jancis Robinson
Tasting articles Barossa tasting notes – big, bold and sometimes beautiful As outlined in Barossa Valley – growers turn winemakers in wine news... 16 Jul 2005 Jancis Robinson
Free for all Barossa Valley – growers turn winemakers A drive round the Barossa Valley in South Australia with veteran winemaker... 16 Jul 2005 Jancis Robinson