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Western Australia · Margaret River · Cowaramup
Howard Park
Howard Park Wines ist in zwei Regionen tätig, Margaret River und Great Southern (Mount Barker, Frankland River), und ist nach eigener Darstellung das einzige Margaret-River-Gut mit dieser …
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Why Howard Park?
- Known for
- Riesling & Spätburgunder from Margaret River
- Signature vineyard
- Franck
- Style
- Der Riesling stammt aus dem kühleren Great Southern, der Cabernet aus Margaret River.
- Farming
- Organic and biodynamic on selected vineyards
- Since
- 1986
Varieties
- Riesling
- Pinot Noir
- Chardonnay
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- + 3 more
Management
Management
Burch family (Jeff and Amy Burch)Cellar Master
Stephen Kirby (Margaret River Winemaker of the Year 2023)Farming
Organic and biodynamic on selected vineyards; member of Australia's First Families of WineStyle
Howard Park Wines ist in zwei Regionen tätig, Margaret River und Great Southern (Mount Barker, Frankland River), und ist nach eigener Darstellung das einzige Margaret-River-Gut mit dieser doppelten Präsenz auf hohem Niveau. Der Riesling stammt aus dem kühleren Great Southern, der Cabernet aus Margaret River.
Awards
Halliday 5 Red Stars; Howard Park Abercrombie Cabernet: 3 Merit Wines (Matthew Jukes 100 Best Australian Wines); Stephen Kirby: Margaret River Winemaker of the Year 2023; Howard Park Jete Sparkling: Sparkling of the Year (Ray Jordan WA)
Services
Restaurant
Cellar door with feng-shui-designed building
Contact
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