Something rare happened at the Langhorne Creek Wine Show, with the entire class of Malbec scoring top marks. Here’s why that variety does so well in the Creek and some tips on which to try for yourself.
It was pretty clear from the first time we put the row of glasses to our mouths. Something special was about to happen.
We had warmed up our judging palates on the first morning of the 2021 Langhorne Creek Wine Show with 35 Shiraz from varying vintages. Then 18 whites. In between, a renowned morning tea of homemade sausage rolls and Portuguese custard tarts.
So it goes in wine show land.
Read Tony Love’s full article in InReview.
