
Amadio Wines Crushes London Wine Competition
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Amadio Wines from Adelaide Hills triumphs at London International Wine Competition, winning one Double Gold, one Gold, and six Silver medals for their unique grape varieties. Their top-scoring wine, the 2017 Heritage Range Sagrantino, received a perfect 96 points, while the 2023 Shiraz scored 90 points. Amadio Wines capitalizes on the growing demand for alternative grapes, offering a smart strategy in a challenging market for Australian growers.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Amadio Wines Crushes London Wine Competition. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 23rd. This is Adelaide News today, your AI-powered local news. Adelaide Hills Wine Maker Am audio wines just crushed it at the London International Wine Competition, grabbing one double gold, one gold, and six silver. Metals for their off-beat grape varieties. Their standout is the 2017 Heritage Range Sagrantino, nailing 96 points for that double gold, while the 2023 Shiraz hit 90 points for gold. Daniel Am audio, the managing director, says they're hitting the mark with these alternative grapes because folks are over those heavy reds and it's. The smart plane a rough market for Aussie growers facing oversupply and shifting tastes. On their 325 acres in the hills, they cultivate stuff like pecorino, sagrantino, and senjio vesey for their label and others even. Snagging world's best Cabernet Sauvignon last year in Vienna. With a South Aussie shown too, like Barossa's Kellermeister, with 96 points, and McLaren
Bale's Pyramima at 93, proving, diversification keeps the wine game alive amid the chaos.
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