Blue Pyrenees Estate was among the modern Australian wine industry’s first ventures into cool climate viticulture. Ample amounts of sunshine ensure our grapes ripen to full maturity with the heat moderated by altitude vineyards and southerly ocean winds. The climate is warm enough to give concentration and power, yet cool enough to give vibrancy and elegance, resulting in remarkable wines from Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Merlot, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. In 2002 the Estate was purchased by a group of Australian wine-passionate businessmen. Eccentricity, with a New World twist, is guaranteed to continue with a new, innovative management and winemaking team at Blue Pyrenees Estate.
Wines from Blue Pyrenees Estate Winery
- Blue Pyrenees Estate Shiraz Richardson
2002 Pyrenees, Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia Rated 3/5
- Blue Pyrenees Chardonnay 1998
1998 Pyrenees, Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia
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- Blue Pyrenees Estate Red 1997
1997 Pyrenees, Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia
Shipping from: - Blue Pyrenees Estate Shiraz
2003 Pyrenees, Western Victoria, Victoria, Australia Rated 3.5/5
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| Australian Wine Journal: BLUE PYRENEES ESTATE RED 2006 Established in 1963 by French liquor icon Remy Martin, Blue Pyrenees (formerly Chateau Remy) was originally set up with intentions of brandy production, before shifting its focus to sparkling wines (when brandy fell out of favour with ... |
| Blue Pyrenees Estate Red 2006 : The Wine Front By Campbell Mattinson. Blue Pyrenees' Estate red is a blend of cabernet sauvignon (51%), merlot (35%) and shiraz. You need a subscription to The Wine Front to read this part of the post. Alcohol : 14.5% Price : $35. Closure : Screwcap ... |
| Blue Pyrenees Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 : The Wine Front Blue Pyrenees has such a history of ghastly-looking labels – they keep getting made-over, and they keep looking horrid. But of course – you can't drink the label, and this wine is very good. You need a subscription to The Wine Front to ... |
| Grape Observer: Blue Poles Reserve Merlot 2008 I thought this wine had very nice fruit with good length, my only reservation being that I felt the oak a little obvious at this point. It is a young wine, so it may intergrate with time. Oh, and I thought it performed, on the palate, ... |
