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[farehamwinecellar]

A trio of Hunter Valley Semillon wines from @tyrrellswines #tyrrellswines #semillon #huntervalleywine #winestagram #winelovers #wine #fareham #farehamwinecellar #hampshire #australianwine #winemerchant #winelifestyle #tyrrells #tyrrellsvat1 #vat1 (at Fareham Wine Cellar) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8T_3bunTCv/?igshid=1mmkqfo3dvz8t

[farehamwinecellar]

A new vintage (for us) for @tyrrellswines VAT 1 Semillon #tyrrells #tyrrellswines #semillon #huntervalleywine #winelovers🍷 #winelover #fareham #farehamwinecellar #winelegend (at Fareham Wine Cellar) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoeVEuEF_03/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1obc026htovyh

[communitywines]

Hitting the cellar for this one...@tyrrellswines 09 Vat 1 Semillon. 9 years young and what a wine! Not the toasty characters you normally got under cork but what a beautiful aged sem rich and round fruit flavours more melons than anything else and the acids have integrated nicely. Sharing this with prawns and looking forward to the next bottle. #tyrrellswines #semillon #vat1 #agedsemillon #greatwine #whitewine #2009 #wine #winetime #winemeup #igwine #winesofinstagram #huntervalley #huntervalleywine #wineoclock #winenot #wow (at Nelson Bay, New South Wales)

[vinology-blog]

Tyrrells Lost Block rebrand

Tyrrell’s Lost Block flagship, originally came about in 1993 when a block of Semillon grapes were quite literally forgotten at harvest time.  After realising the oversight, the grapes were eventually picked and chief winemaker, Andrew Spinaze, created an approachable, softer style of Semillon.

“We decided to move the brand from the more traditional execution in packaging to something that graphically embraces the story of the Lost Block, with the introduction of a caricature of the vineyard manager, set in a number of winery and vineyard situations looking for the Lost Block,” explains Tyrrell’s sales and marketing manager, Mike Cutrupi.

“The label graphics also flow through to the carton designs, which will certainly catch the eye of the consumer when displayed in store.”