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| YALUMBA/JIM BARRY/VASSE FELIX | Yalumba, Australia's oldest family-owned winery, boats a tradition of independence in its ownership as well as its production. With its own nursery and on-site cooperage in the heart of the Barossa, Yalumba crafts wines of stature and character. They are joined by top representatives from four other regions: iconic Clare winery Jim Barry; Vasse Felix, the first commercial winery established in Margaret River; Redbank, based in Victoria's King Valley; and Yalumba's Tasmanian fizz estate, Jansz. | |||||
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| CHAPEL HILL | A well-established presence among McLaren Vale wineries, Chapel Hill stands out for its elegantly powerful expressions of the region. In the last few years they have stepped up a further gear under the guidance of new CEO Jim Humphrys and ex-Tatachilla winemaker Michael Fragos, recently crowned Winemaker of the Year at the 2007 IWSC awards. | |||||
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