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Meet the Winemaker Series: Jauma Wines (Free Event)

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  • Aug 6, 2015
  • 1 min read

Jauma wines is owned and produced by James & Denise Erskine. James is a former sommelier, holds a degree in Agriculture (Soil Science) and has previously been selected for the Len Evans Scholarship and Gourmet Traveller Sommelier of the year. The wines are produced in tiny amounts from small parcels in McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills. Everything is done by hand and in a natural way, with no additions. The wines are made on their skin with long, slow natural ferments. Skin contact is also used for the whites, with Jauma producing one of Australia’s best orange wines. The vineyards are managed by viticulturist Fiona Wood and are looked after using organic principles. Their first vintage release was in 2010 and since then they have achieved cult status as one of the stars of the Australian natural wine scene. Please join us and Sam Blackwell from Liquid library as we taste through a selection of new releases from the Jauma catalogue.

BOOKINGS ARE NOT NECESSARY, JUST HEAD INTO THE WINE STORE. FREE EVENT.

All wines will be available to purchase on the night at discounted prices. For more information visit http://www.jauma.com

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Opening Hours:

Monday / 11.30 - late

Tuesday / 11.30 - late

Wednesday / 11.30 - late

Thursday / 11.30 - late

Friday / 11.30 - late

Saturday / 5pm - late

Sunday / CLOSED

bookings recommended,

walk-ins available

Lalla Rookh Bar and Eating House

Lower Ground

77 St. Georges Terrace

Perth, Western Australia 6000

 

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