Discovering Aussie Wines
Hospitality Food & Wine
|Mid September 3019 Year 2 Issue 9
Langhorne Creek One of the best-kept secrets in Australian viticulture, Langhorne Creek is one of Australia’s oldest wine regions. The region is nestled among gum trees on the Bremer and Angas rivers.
-
Langhorne Creek is less than a one hour drive from Adelaide. Here you can escape to picturesque vineyards and spend a day among the vines tasting sumptuous food, drinking premium wines and meeting the winemakers.

Top Varieties Grown Cabernet Sauvignon and Blends Generally the wines are immediately accessible, soft and fragrant. Flavors are in the red berry spectrum, often with gentle minty and chocolate overtones. As in the Clare Valley, Malbec adds a particular dimension when added to the blend, providing a juicy wine with loads of cassis and dark berry flavors.

Shiraz and Blends Often released as a single varietal but also blended with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot or Malbec, Shiraz produces strikingly fruity wines with flavors/ aromas of cherry and mint. Its hallmark regional softness finishes with a hint of spice.
Denne historien er fra Mid September 3019 Year 2 Issue 9-utgaven av Hospitality Food & Wine.
Abonner på Magzter GOLD for å få tilgang til tusenvis av kuraterte premiumhistorier og over 9000 magasiner og aviser.
Allerede abonnent? Logg på
FLERE HISTORIER FRA Hospitality Food & Wine
Hospitality Food & Wine
SHERATON GRANDE SUKHUMVIT, A LUXURY COLLECTION HOTEL, BANGKOK
Well-defined by a balance of impressive designs and luxurious interiors, the hotel offers guests luxury accommodation complimented by exceptional service.
4 mins
Mid Feb 2020 Year 3 Issue 2
Hospitality Food & Wine
Home Remedies Backed by Science
It’s not clear exactly what makes a home remedy do the trick.
7 mins
Mid Feb 2020 Year 3 Issue 2
Hospitality Food & Wine
Blissful Dining At The All New Spice Room, Hotel Yak & Yeti
Hotel Yak and Yeti’s famed Sunrise Restaurant is no more and in its place is the all-new Spice Room; an Indian fine dining restaurant by night and a buffet during the day.
4 mins
Mid Feb 2020 Year 3 Issue 2
Hospitality Food & Wine
Making Restaurant a Sustainable Business
Restaurants, Bars, Clubs, Lounges, Banquets, whatever type they are, they have now become a community center of this century
7 mins
Mid Feb 2020 Year 3 Issue 2
Hospitality Food & Wine
20 POPULAR RESTAURANTS of Kathmandu according to Travelers
There are some things which are growing as global phenomenon with the development in accessibility, communication & internet.
11 mins
Mid Feb 2020 Year 3 Issue 2
Hospitality Food & Wine
The Make Year for Nepali Tourism
Visit Nepal Year 2020 kicked off and well underway, but majority of us are skeptical about the country’s goal of reaching 2 million tourists.
4 mins
Mid January 2020 Year 3 Issue 1
Hospitality Food & Wine
The Rise of Jogi Bhat
Let me ask a serious question about Nepalese food. Most of us have grown up in households where left over rice has either been used to be served with hot milk or Bhuteko bhat with onions and local butter with a touch of turmeric.
3 mins
Mid January 2020 Year 3 Issue 1
Hospitality Food & Wine
5 Coffee Shop Trends Set to Dominate the Market in 2020
Nowadays, it seems like there is a coffee shop at every corner no matter where you find yourself, and if there is a corner without a coffee shop right now, you can bet that there’ll be one in 2020.
4 mins
Mid January 2020 Year 3 Issue 1
Hospitality Food & Wine
DISCOVERING AUSSIE WINES
Enoteca @FNW
2 mins
Mid January 2020 Year 3 Issue 1
Hospitality Food & Wine
MÖVENPICK KUREDHIVARU MALDIVES WITH GO AIR
When Go Air announced its winter schedule for Malé, Maldives, timed ahead of the upcoming holiday and wedding season in India and with fares as low as INR 9,999 all-inclusive, anyone would be enticed…so why blame me?
3 mins
Mid January 2020 Year 3 Issue 1
Translate
Change font size

