The history and evolution of Shiraz in the Barossa
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- With a rich vine and wine history dating back to 1842, the Barossa is one of the most historic wine producing regions in Australia. Today, there's a group of new and exciting winemakers who are helping to change the face of wine in the Barossa. "We’ve got a bedrock of winemaking tradition and old vines blended with a younger generation who are challenging global perceptions of Australian wine." Charlie Melton, Charles Melton Wines.
For more information, free education tools and resources on the Barossa, please visit www.wineaustra.... Here you can learn about the region’s history, climate, viticulture and notable wines, and download this video plus detailed notes, editable presentations, handouts, maps, tasting mats and more.
Australian wine is great. Affordable, spicy, elegant, available, creates more wine trinkers worldwide. I first started with Yellow Tail Shiraz. Now I drink better wine (Shiraz) for half the price, and its not Yellow Tail, but still australian. You can be proud. There are some really cheap wines from Germany, Italy or Chile but they are not as half as good as australian wines. 😍
Growing in California I gotta admit Australian wines gotten better over the years .
Nice video
Lol shiraz history!!!? You don’t know whats shiraz wn thay have different methods the only family have the recipe they are from iran and live armanya they dont give eany one so all shiraz wn is fake just juse city name 😂
God you're a fool.
Shiraz, also known as Syrah, is a varietal originating in the Rhone Valley in Southern France. As it relates wine that was historically made in and around the Persian city of Shiraz, they were made from varietals other than Syrah. The reason why Syrah is also called Shiraz is because it was once believed to have originated from Iran, but genetic testing has revealed this not to be the case. Please don't embarrass yourself anymore.
All the best. 👍🏼
Wrong
DNA has proven Shiraz is a native of France. Not Iran
@@Maxindifference…And to think muslims don’t drink alcohol , why would Shiraz wine be from Iran ? Like all muslims they make up there own fake story’s.