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John Larchet
15th July
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The Latest issue of Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (June 30, 2011) has a collection of reviews for 3,996 Wines. Some World Wine HeadQuarter wines have scored remarkable ratings. Click the link to browse the new Parker reviews.

WWHQ Wine Advocate Reviews June 2011

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The estate wines begin with the dark crimson-colored 2007 Shiraz Elderton Estate. Aromas of Asian spices, smoked meat, lavender, and blueberry lead to a spicy, ripe, flavorful Shiraz with a bit less depth and a bit more structure than normal, likely due to the challenging vintage. Nevertheless, it is a strong effort that will flesh out over the next 2-3 years and drink well through 2019.
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Produced with Glera grapes, this famous wine is today one of the most important sparkling wines in Italy. The wine has been prepared for natural refermentation in autoclave. (Charmat Method). Stunning aromas of bright apples matches with the vibrant and fresh characters on the palate. Persistent on the finish. A very fine example of Prosecco.No doubt the application of biodynamic techniques in the vineyard have given the wine its purity.
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“Tiny yields, ripe grapes, delicate vinification done at low temperature to reveal the fruit, Domaine de la Chique is a modern wine, dense and fragrant to be drunk now, at 60° F. Blending finesse, power and generosity.” (Herve Bizeul)
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A wonderful example of the famous Austrian variety, Grüner Veltliner. This wine from the Hardegg Estate located in the most northerly part of the Weinvertel, the oldest appellation in Austria, exhibits wonderfully attractive spice and lovely aromas of fresh apples. The palate is fresh, bright, yet delivers richness and beautiful fruit characters. A very special drinking experience.
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Strict blending criteria and wine making practices are applied to make sure we make this wine unique with its own characters and personalities. Only the finest fruit from the best vines in the vineyard are selected to make this tempranillo wine. This deep red wine has a long cherry finish and hints of minerality.
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INTRODUCING WWHQ


World Wine HeadQuarters (WWHQ) is a new John Larchet entity that has been on the "drawing board" for a number of years, given my love and familiarity of fine wines from around the world, as well as family connections. True to its name, WWHQ will comprise of distinctive Wine Estates from both new and old world countries, with a key dimension that will distinguish it from other "worldly" portfolios.

 

I am intent on selecting only two or three distinctive properties from each country of origin (yes, two or three per country!!), so that WWHQ is a truly balanced "worldly" portfolio, without any obvious "bias". This requires significant discipline on my part, but it is what I want to do. It also means I am not competing with my friends with specialist portfolios, just like TAPWC, my specialist Australian Estate portfolio. Read more

 

FEATURED ESTATES

Graf Hardegg Estate

An Estate with extraordinary heritage and pedigree. The Hardegg family’s winemaking lineage dates back to the 1600’s. The current Count Hardegg is producing undoubtedly the best wines that have been released from the Estate. More

La Jara Estate

A family enterprise dating back to 1891, is now producing 100% Organic Sparkling Wines that must be the best kept secret in the Veneto, until now!! La Jara wines are truly 100% Unique. More

Monte Vicor Estate

Monte Vicor is named after the Vicor Mountains that dominate the landscape and are home to much of the vineyards owned by to the fifth generation Langa vignerons, Juan and Cesar Langa Gonzalez... More

Isabel Estate

The Tiller family were pioneers of the area, seeing the potential long before those that have followed. Mike Tiller, as an Air New Zealand pilot, had the distinct advantage of having an... More

 

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