CongratulationsSARAH CROWEJames Halliday's 2017 Australian Winemaker of the YearRead MoreEstablished 1969YARRA YERINGYarra Valley, Victoria, Australia.Welcome toYarra YeringYarra Yering is one of the oldest and most beautiful vineyards in the Yarra Valley consisting of 28 hectares of vines located at the foot of the Warramate Hills. Established in 1969 by Dr Bailey Carrodus the 1973 vintage saw the production of the first vintage of Dry Red Wines – No’s 1 & 2. This saw Yarra Yering quickly gain an international reputation for quality and individuality. We invite you to explore our wine and discover more about our history, our present and our future.Quality and individualityEXPLORE YARRA YERING WINE Our historyTHE DR CARRODUS STORYIn 1973 Dr Bailey Carrodus released the first commercial vintage of wine from the Yarra Valley since 1923. The wines reflect this highly individual man, the site he chose so carefully, and the vagaries of the seasons in which they are produced. The craft ofWINEMAKINGToday, Yarra Yering’s Winemaker Sarah Crowe is honouring the tradition that Dr Carrodus started in 1969.

She is focussing on giving individual blocks and varieties the time and attention they deserve to continue making high quality wine. Vintage 2015latest release winesDry White Wine No. 1 Chardonnay Pinot Noir Dry Red Wine No.3dry red wine no 12014 DRY RED NO.1 (only available under cork)$92.00Stylish, lifted nose settling into itself after a few years in bottle. what is best wine for turkeyA medium-bodied “classic” Bordeaux style featuring a fleshy, fruit-layered palate integrated with earthy complexity. best red wine 100 dollarsIn true Yarra Yering tradition, it combines power with poise, concentration with finesse. This is a wine for the long haul that will reward patience with abundance.Other VintagesAroma & PalateWinemakingDetails2009 – $102 2011 – $98 2012 – $96 2013 – $94Aroma: Stylish, lifted nose settling into itself after a few years in bottle.

Shows signature blackberry, aniseed, sarsaparilla, marzipan & cassis with hints of bergamot and sage. Palate: A medium-bodied “classic” Bordeaux style featuring a fleshy, fruit-layered palate integrated with earthy complexity. Juicy acidity, characteristic of this vineyard, underlays soft expansive fruit and fine dusty tannins. In true Yarra Yering tradition, it combines power with poise, concentration with finesse.The fruit was destemmed and partially crushed directly to the Yarra Yering half-tonne open-fermenters. These small fermenters allow us to experiment with varying length of time of skins to draw additional tannin and structure from extended skin contact. The resultant blend was aged for 18 months in 80% new French oak barriques.Varietals: 70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Merlot, 10% Malbec & 5% Petit Verdot Region: Yarra Valley (Gruyere) Season: Vines: Fruit was sourced from the original 1969 plantings on the Estate. Cellaring: A great old wine had to be a great young wine.

While this wine is great now, it is very compressed, this vineyard has a proven pedigree & track record thus it will continue to evolve for a further 25+ years under suitable cellaring conditions. Analysis: 13.5 % ALC Accolades: 98 Points, drink to 2049, James Halliday Wine CompanionIn stockDefault sortingSort by popularitySort by newnessSort by price: low to highSort by price: high to low 2015 DRY RED NO.1 $ 2014 DRY RED NO.1 (only available under cork) $ 2013 DRY RED NO.1 $ 2012 DRY RED NO.1 $ 2011 DRY RED NO.1 $ 2009 DRY RED NO.1 $ 2015 Dry Red NO.1 Magnum (1.5L) $ 2015 Dry Red NO.1 Jeroboam (3L) $ 2014 Dry Red NO.1 Jeroboam (3L) $ Classic Cabernet Offer $ $ Walmart's $6 red wine named one of the best in the world Prestigious wine auctions are currently dealing with fraud and accusations of tampering of wine supposedly worth thousands of dollars. But what if one of the world’s greatest wines was stuck on a shelf somewhere between baby wipes and off-brand cereals and only cost $6?

A Chilean wine sold exclusively at Asda — a British supermarket chain owned by Walmart — has won a platinum “Best in Show” award at the Decanter Magazine World Wine Awards. The La Moneda Reserva Malbec, a dry red wine made from a grape more closely associated with Argentina which costs the equivalent of about $8-- and is currently discounted one store shelves for about $6-- won the prize for the best red single-varietal under 15 pounds (about $21), reports the U.K.'s Independent. "At just 5.75 pounds, the exclusive La Moneda Reserva Malbec is the perfect example of how we're able to offer shoppers exceptional quality at low prices," Ed Betts, wine buying manager at Asda, told The Independent. "The La Moneda Reserva Malbec is also currently on rollback at 4.37 pounds and as the perfect match to barbecued meats, we're expecting high demand in the coming weeks." More from The Daily Meal Which Airline Serves the Best Wine? 6 Current Issues in the Wine Industry

Wine in a Purse? Boxed Wine Is Getting Classy How to Tell If Wine Is Bad The judges described it as having "an excellent freshness" with a finish that was "full of energy.” Asda has confirmed that sales of the wine have skyrocketed following the accolade; interest in it crashed the chain's website — which now lists the La Moneda as out of stock.19 Reasonably Red Wines to Bring to the Dinner Table Wines sold "In Bond" (including BBX) or “En Primeur” are not available for immediate delivery and storage charges may apply. Duty and VAT must be paid separately before delivery can take place. 2005 Yarra Yering, Merlot Yarra Valley, Victoria Bottle 12 x 75cl1cs Available in Bond - View In Bond Price 2005 Yarra Yering Dry Red No.2 Shiraz, Yarra Valley, Victoria 2005 Yarra Yering Underhill Shiraz, Yarra Valley, Victoria 2005 Yarra Yering Dry Red No.1 Cabernet Sauvignon, Yarra Valley, Victoria 2004 Yarra Yering Underhill Shiraz, Yarra Valley, Victoria