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Australian winery shows class at NZ International Wine Show

Published: Tue 16 Sep 2014 01:50 PM
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15 September 2014
Australian Clare Valley winery shows its class at NZ International Wine Show
Taylors Wines is celebrating after collecting 14 medals including seven Gold Medals at the New Zealand International Wine Show.
In its tenth year, the New Zealand International Wine Show has built a reputation with trade and wine drinkers who await the results each September. Judging took place over three days in early September under the leadership of Chief Judge, Bob Campbell MW and Assistant Chief Judges; Larry McKenna, Peter Cowley and John Hancock who were supported by an experienced team of 22 Senior Judges.
Taylors Company Director, Asia Pacific Market Manager and third generation family member Justin Taylor is delighted with the company’s success in the Show. He says the strong result is particularly pleasing as earlier this year they established a joint venture with another Australian family-owned winery, Brown Brothers creating their own sales team, Taylor Brown.
Furthermore, Mr Taylor says it was wonderful to see that Taylors Estate Shiraz - which is the Number One selling shiraz in New Zealand’s $15 - $20 market – was awarded a Gold Medal.
Of the 14 medals awarded in New Zealand International Wine Show, six of the wines are available in New Zealand they are:
Gold
2013 Eighty Acres Shiraz RRP $22.99
2013 Eighty Acres Cabernet Shiraz Merlot RRP $22.99
2013 Promised Land Cabernet Sauvignon RRP $17.99
2013 Taylors Jaraman Shiraz RRP $34.99
2013 Taylors Estate Shiraz RRP $22.99
Silver
2013 Taylors Estate Cabernet Sauvignon RRP $22.99
Taylors Wines are widely available throughout New Zealand in supermarkets and independent retailers.
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