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For this years Wine of the Year Award the Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx headed down to Yarra Valley in Victoria. What a great weekend it was!

It the carefully selected tour bus from Apple (or maybe Hyundai), the iLoad, Lee-Anne took the reins and we made great use of the GPS to visit the backstreets of Broadmeadows and finally

Tyrrell's Wines Vat 8 has won the prestigious 2011 Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx Wine of the Year presented at Oakridge in the Yarra Valley .
It also won the red wine of the year. The White Wine of the Year was won by the d'Arenberg 'The Lucky Lizard' Chardonnay.
Hi Adrian and Sonia - get well soon.

A new website displaying the weather for Merewether in Newcastle has been launched recently.

The site has instantaneous weather information for Merewether and also has historical weather available. For all you wine buffs out there you can figure out if it is worth driving down to Merewether

Ross McDonald from Macquariedale Organic Wines visited the Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx last night.

In a special night, organised by host Pete, Ross explained the virtures and technical details of his organic and biodynamic approach to his wine growing and wine production. 

The Scarborough Chardonnay Blue Label has taken out the 2010 Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx Wine of the Year Award.

The 2008 Scarborough Chardonnay presented by Lee-Anne and Michael also won the White Wine of the Year Award closely followed by the beautiful 2007 Penna Lane Riesling.

The Red Wine of the Year was won by the 2006

A recent rumour has been circulating that the Sydney Good Food and Wine Show is threatened with cancellation because it will conflict with the Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx Wine of the Year Awards for 2010.

The Throsby Creek Awards will be held on Saturday 17th of July at 'The Shed' and it is believed that media attention and the internet

The Bridgewater Mill Sparkling NV Adelaide Hill Pinot Noir Chardonnay has taken out the Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx top award in a ceremony in the Hunter Valley last night. This great sparkling provided by the queen of bubbles,

The only sort of ceremonies you can have are glittering occassions, so the Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx is having a glittering ceremony this Saturday in the Hunter Valley to award the 2009 Wine of the Year.

In a year where the Global Financial Crisis has had no impact on the Phalanx, the wines were of extraordinary quality. Sally's

In a closely fought contest, the "Brilliant" and "Yummish" McLeish Estate 2004 Merlot has won the 2008 Throsby Creek Oenological Phalanx Wine of the Year. The $25 a bottle cracker was supplied by Manny

The international and Australia wine community is eagerly awaiting the announcement of the 2008 Throsby Creek Oeneological Phalanx Wine of the Year Awards.

It has been said that the key awards, Best White, Best Red and the Wine of the Year, can be the difference between selling a million bottles of wine or 1,000,001 bottles. It's impact