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3 days with Kim Mike & the kids
... amp; then kids played in park so Mike & I went to Clare hotel for some financial investments. The wine tour cost him as he missed a couple of winners at Morphetville. Rest of afternoon we broke about square. One fella there was intoxicated (well & truly) so the bar girls barred him from drinking & put him on water for half an hour. But he was still allowed to bet & after 30 minutues he got back onto the spirits so he did not miss out on much. Tea at a really good Chinese ...
Some wine for lunch?!?
... in the oldest vineyard in this region. Could be pretty interesting. I am as well thinking to have a chat with them. Maybe I could do my regional work around there?!?! On our way there we drove through Melrose which is the oldest town in the Flinders Rangers and drove to a look out of Mount Remarkable. It is a small town with quite a bit of history. But shortly after we kept going to Clare where the ...
Martindale Hall
... Bowmans of Martindale Hall accumulated several pastoral properties in the north of South Australia, lived in style and entertained lavishly. However by the late 1880s debt and drought forced them to sell all their holdings and in 1892 William Tennant Mortlock became the new owner of Martindale Hall.
William Ranson Mortlock was twenty-two when he settled in Adelaide in 1844 to ...
Day 122-125 A taste of the good life
'It has a chalky finish, plenty of fruit on the palette and without the big acidic notes you get with some wines. Also a hint of ginger there, it's very subtle, a complex drop'. We are at Skillogalee in the Clare Valley and Ian and I are sampling the goods while Emma distracts Amy and Oliver outside amongst the vines. 'Uh huh', I think to myself. I enjoy tasting wines but our host is looking for a response and there is pressure to sound like I know something, anything even, ...
A long awaited return to the Clare Valley....
... thoroughly recommend visiting.
In the end, we heard about a strange marketing ploy... we had mentioned Greg Cooley Wines, so were advised to definitely go there, but tell them that we had been told they would be closed... so we did.
The hunger pains set in, so we headed out to Reilly's at Mintaro on yet another recomendations. The setting here is perfect for the area, beautiful stone buildings set before the vineyards... Lunch ...