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Dutton, Penfolds’ country of origin winemaker, takes us through the renowned winery’s 2023 collection, including two highly-prized wines
Magic happens at Penfolds’s spiritual home of Magill Estate in the heart of Barossa Valley. Heralded as one of Australia’s foremost wineries and cherished by collectors worldwide, Penfolds’s newest 2023 collection explores the facets of its distinctive house style across wines from Australia, France and California. There are wines to suit every palate here, but two are shining beacons of the winery’s flair—the Bin 707, and the Grange 2019 vintage, each revealing more of their characters with every sip.
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The Bin 707 and Grange lines are already a collector’s favourite, but this year’s releases are exceptional. The Bin 707, for instance, shows the beauty of the Coonawarra harvest on its generous nose and palate, while the Grange 2019, the 69th consecutive release, declares its superiority with its richness and smoothness. To find out more, Tatler Dining writer Ethan Kan spoke to country of origin winemaker Stephanie Dutton about what makes the 2023 collection, and these two special wines, tick.
Watch the video below:
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Ethan is a dining writer with Tatler Singapore. Trained in literary arts and filmmaking, their work has previously been published in Esquire Singapore, Men's Folio, and with the Asian Film Archive and the Singapore International and Film Festival, across a wide range of interests from gastronomy to fashion and arts criticism.
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Ethan writes about exciting news in the F&B industry, specialising in fine dining, exclusive spirits launches, and new restaurants. They are always looking for riveting voices to bring something fresh to an already-dynamic industry.
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