Wine Blogging Wednesday #12 - Drink Local. Real Local.
This is the NV Rosé Pinot Noir Chardonnay Sparkling from Sirromet, a winery on Brisbane's eastern outskirts.
It's pretty to look at and refreshing to drink. It's perfect for a celebration, even if you're just celebrating the end of another working day! It retails for about $16 a bottle.
You can visit the cellar door at Sirromet and taste ten wines for $5. The day we did this I didn't learn very much about wine. This was not through any lack of knowledge on the part of our tasting expert, rather it was because we were there for a friend's hens party and we're really paying much attention.
In summary, I don't know very many technical things to say about wine, but I do know that I like this Rosé!
Cheers!
Check out the Wine Blogging Wednesday roundup at Lenndevours.
food and drink Wine Blogging Wednesday Sirromet Queensland wine wine
It's pretty to look at and refreshing to drink. It's perfect for a celebration, even if you're just celebrating the end of another working day! It retails for about $16 a bottle.
You can visit the cellar door at Sirromet and taste ten wines for $5. The day we did this I didn't learn very much about wine. This was not through any lack of knowledge on the part of our tasting expert, rather it was because we were there for a friend's hens party and we're really paying much attention.
In summary, I don't know very many technical things to say about wine, but I do know that I like this Rosé!
Cheers!
Check out the Wine Blogging Wednesday roundup at Lenndevours.
food and drink Wine Blogging Wednesday Sirromet Queensland wine wine
posted by Kelly @ 11:22 pm
6 Comments:
At 10:01 am,
Anonymous said…
HI Kelly - is there a secret way of reading your WBW post. I can't make out the light print against the dark background on the lower part of the post. I have heard of Sirromet which I believe T E Morris(the owner?) reversed. Would love to hear your impression of the wine.
At 12:11 pm,
Kelly said…
Hi Barbara, eek! I can see all the text perfectly, so I'm not sure what to advise you! It should be brown text on a light pink background. Let me know how you go.
I've also heard that's how the winery got its name. I presume it's true! :)
I can't claim to be any kind of wine connoisseur, so my impressions are probably not very professional! All I can say is that I enjoy it. It doesn't taste too sweet or too dry (to me anyway!) and it goes down very nicely!
At 2:14 pm,
Anonymous said…
Hi Kelly
I only just recently rectified my template. For some reason mine wasn't viewing well in Firefox either.
After about 3 hours of staring and comparing (trust me, I almost got violent with the computer), I finally worked out I was missing a couple of (forward slash)div [Blogger won't let me write the real coding!) tags at the very bottom of the template.
Try inserting two more (forward slash)div tags before the "End #sidebar" line...
Hope this works for you!
At 4:32 pm,
Kelly said…
Thanks AG, I will have a fiddle around with the good old template tonight!
At 5:40 am,
Anonymous said…
Great Kelly I can read it now. I love Rosé wine so I'm looking forward to summer here.
At 10:26 am,
Kelly said…
Hi Barbara, glad it's working now!
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