All posts tagged "First Drop Wines"
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1.1KAwardsBarossa’s $28 Mother’s Milk Shiraz celebrates 5th international award in New York
A Barossa Shiraz has taken out it's 5th Wine Spectator Critics’ Choice Award in New York making it one of the greatest wines in the world for only $28!
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906Food DrinkFirst Drop Wines and The Arkaba team up for indulgent one night feast of SA food, wine, and craftsmanship
The Arkaba is hosting an indulgent one-night dinner with Barossa Valley’s First Drop Wines, pairing an Italian-inspired menu with some of South Australia’s most best drops.
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2.0KAwardsSA winery scoops prestigious global Wine Spectator Critics’ Choice Award with $28 Shiraz
The global award for their renowned Shiraz cements its place amongst the global elite, and it's only $28 a bottle!
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3.5KBarossaFamily-owned Barossa winery takes out prestigious Critics’ Choice Award in New York
First Drop Wines has taken out the Wine Spectator's Critics' Choice Award last week, at the New York Wine Experience 2023.
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1.8KEntertainmentNick Stock returns to curate cellar door line-up for 2023 Harvest Rock festival
Curated by renowned Australian wine critic Nick Stock, Harvest Rock offers attendees a chance to explore and savour over 100 wines from across the state
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1.0KAugust 2023First Drop Wines release new vintage at exclusive George’s on Waymouth dinner
Georges on Waymouth will celebrate the release of First Drop Wines' 2018 vintages at a special dinner this Wednesday.
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2.6KBarossaBarossa gem First Drop Wines serves up share plates in quirky cellar door
The flavours in their food seek to exemplify the winery's playful mentality, offering an ever-changing, seasonal, market-fresh menu of shared and platter food.
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1.2KFood DrinkBecome The King Of BBQ In The Barossa!
Reckon you're pretty handy with a pair of tongs and a grill? This could be you and your friends' chance to claim your meaty throne and become the 2018 Fat Drip BBQ Champions!
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973LatestNot Your Average First Drop Of Vino
First Drop Wines aren't normal... and we mean that is the best possible sense. Their eccentricity comes through at the cellar door, and as we discovered, also shines in their delicious wines.
