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Adelaide SA 5000
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Fridays Uncorked '08
Offering a vibrant Friday night venue to the Adelaide business community
to wind down their week, taste fine wines from selected regions, enjoy
a selection from our cocktail menu, relax to the sound of fine musicians
and immerse yourself in the atmosphere at this unique Adelaide icon.
Dates: 4 July, 18 July, 1 August, 15 August, 29 August, 12 September 2008
Time: Commences 4:30pm fortnightly
Entry: FREE including cocktail food
Wine: From $4.50 per glass
Venue: National Wine Centre of Australia
Download: Program Winter '08 (pdf 170kB)
4 July

After more than three decades in the Clare Valley,
Taylors Wines remains proudly family-owned and run.
Taylors' ability to meld tradition and innovation results
in regular recognition, both in Australia and on the
highly competitive world stage.
18 July
The Barossa Valley is Australia's best known wine region,
both nationally and internationally, and is South Australia's
most visited tourist destination. This Uncorked will
showcase the talents of two family-run wineries
from this world-famous region in
Dutschke and Whistler Wines.
1 August

Yalumba is Australia's oldest family owned winery.
Proud of its Barossan heritage they are a fiercely
independent and an extremely progressive organisation.
With the experience of over 150 years comes the
confidence to dare to be different and challenge
the status quo, in pursuit of the extra dimensions
that set Yalumba wines apart.
15 August

A small, family-run winery, Langmeil's philosophy is to
produce 100% Barossa premium quality wine, made
from varieties that excel in the Barossa. This will lead
to the Langmeil goal of becoming recognised and
regarded as one of the top global wine producers.
29 August
Kangaroo Island is South Australia's newest wine region
producing wines widely regarded for their strong varietal
fruit flavours and intense colours. Dudley Wines and
The Islander will showcase what the Island's temperate
climate and its long, slow ripening period can produce.
12 September
From three of the West's premier wine producing regions
comes West Cape Howe, Mount Trio and Hay Shed Hill.
This Uncorked will highlight the contrasts between some
of Western Australia's primary wine regions and promote
the versatility of the wines they produce.
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