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Wolfgang Franz Otto Blass was born in 1934 in Germany. After Wolf ran away from school, his parents handed him an ultimatum, either start a 3-year winemaking apprenticeship or get back to class — and so began a journey that changed the winemaking world. After studying Champagne techniques in France in 1957, Wolf became the youngest person ever to graduate with a Master’s in Oenology (Wine Science) from Veitschoechheim-Wuerzberg. In 1959, he moved to England to study the art of blending before moving to the Barossa Valley in 1961, after deciding against a move to Venezuela, which had started a revolt against its government. A mere five years later, in 1966, he established Wolf Blass Wines. In 1973, Wolf really hit his straps by making the first Wolf Blass Black Label. Black Label would go onto win the 1974 Jimmy Watson Trophy, an accolade that is still considered Australia’s most prestigious and sought after wine award. This victory helped provide the impetus to start exporting to the world and to hire his first employee, John Glaetzer, who would go on to become one of the most proficient award winning winemakers Australia has ever seen. While our heartland is based firmly within the Barossa, we also know the value of sourcing South Australia’s best grapes to blend across varieties, regions and different vineyards. Through this approach, we’re able to deliver superior wines with unmistakable character, soft rounded palates, and vibrant flavours.
A delicately flavoured Pinot Noir Chardonnay Sparkling sourced from premium Australian vineyards. A delicious lemon curd and brioche bouquet along with a seductive hint of honeysuckle. The palate has a textural finesse with bold strawberries and cream flavours, layered over a sound dose of toastiness and a lengthy mineral finish.
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