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Savour the Sweet Notes of the Berry Farm's Dessert Wines

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Posted on 05 Jul 2017 15:55:22

Wine adds a sense of occasion to quiet dinners and long chats with friends. For special occasions, wines bring about merriment and warmth. As one of the best wineries in Margaret River, The Berry Farm provides unique wines that add warmth and bubble to life’s simple joys and celebra

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Margaret River Wineries: Some of Australia’s Top-Selling Wine Types

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Posted on 04 May 2015 14:24:15

Margaret River wineries are open and eager for you to drop by. The area’s winemakers and winery owners are no doubt some of the most interesting and charming people you will ever meet, and if that’s not reason enough to visit, then you should know that they often provide samples of thei

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Margaret River Wineries Make Fine Wines That Last as Long as Possible

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Posted on 01 Apr 2015 17:38:25

You’ve probably heard it said that wine can only get better with age. Will this saying still hold true, though, if the wine is 150 years old? That is what a few wine connoisseurs set out to discover at a food festival held in South Carolina, U.S. According to reports, the wine experts held an

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Margaret River Winery Produces Fine Wines that Taste Better with Age

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Posted on 13 Mar 2015 15:36:57

Wines are some of the few things in the world that get better as they get older. Be it a common cabernet or a fruity fortified, the wine you buy on Margaret River wine tours today can only taste better years from now. Indeed, the world’s oldest drinkable wine—the Rudsheimer Apostelwein&

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