AnswerID: 78866 Submitted: Tuesday, Oct 05, 2004 at 07:43
Member - Cocka
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We will be going that way next week headed for B/Hill and beyond. Will stop at Murrin Bridge and check out your tastes. I will also support them if they have the shiraz in a cask, I don't take bottles on trips anymore, used to, but found that wines I had cellared for 4-5 years were being destroyed on the outback tracks. Just use casks, cans & a neat whiskey if I feel like a refresher by the camp fire, easier to dispose of as well. Mind, I still use good glass ware, nothing daggy about our camp.
Thanks for mentioning the stop-offs. I reacon the country will be looking fantastic by the time we get there, about time for the poor bloody families trying to etch out a living.
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Tuesday, Oct 05, 2004 at 20:19
Member - Mungo Explorer (NSW) posted:
I agree with you on casks, unfortunately I don't think they do them yet. I bought a case of bottles, and bought them on the way back.
A good wine, and a worthy (non-profit: all net proceeds go into community development) cause. If anyone is in a position to help with distribution (local bottleshops, clubs etc) contact Craig Cromelin on 0429 695 079, or have a look at www.murrinbridgewines.com.au
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