Hi there, and thanks for stopping by. I’ve decided to take all of the wine related content from my other blog, and post it in a place it belongs. I’ll start with this post, which is new, and slowly migrate the older ones here as well.
Today I’m showcasing a video review of Jip Jip Rocks, and their outstanding Australian Shiraz/Cabernet blend. Produced by the Bryson family, it comes from what I understand to be one of the three remaining privately owned vineyards in the area, as the rest are owned by big producers. The is rated a 90 point Wine Advocate wine, and I can see why.
We love this wine! We had it with pot roast that evening, and it complimented the meal very nicely. I’d love to have this with a well seasoned steak on the grill! It was also very pleasant just to sip on. If you’ve had Jip Jip Rocks Shiraz/Cabernet blend, let me know what you’ve thought of it. If you haven’t let me know what you’ve tasted recently.
-Matt

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I don’t care what it tastes like! I just LOVE the name. FUN!
Great new site. Looking forward to reading more.
Love your site! Very well done.
Again, big congratulations to both of you.
mmmm sounds yummy…will have to give it a whirl…thank you!
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