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INTRODUCTION Petaluma was founded in 1976 with the sole objective to produce ultra-premium wines by carefully selecting the best sites within a particular Australian region suited to a chosen variety. Petaluma’s ‘Distinguished Sites’ is an Old World approach to winemaking. p.2 – Imported by Carson & Carnevale Wines
HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY The wines of Petaluma are a singular exploration of this founding belief, made from grapes grown in the Coonawarra, Adelaide Hills and Clare Valley Petaluma is today considered as a crusader of modern Australian wines, with five star Halliday awards and Langton Classifications. Through trial and building of expertise, Petaluma has evolved into a creator of exceptional cool climate wines. They are all hand-picked. p.3 – Imported by Carson & Carnevale Wines
VINEYARD & ESTATE Petaluma is built upon the three regions of the Adelaide Hills, Clare Valley and Coonawarra in South Australia and our carefully selected vineyard sites within them. The wines from Adelaide Hills are shaped by the coolness of the region’s altitude, its changing seasons and the skill and passion of its winemakers. There were vines planted in the Adelaide Hills as early as the 1870s but due to the challenges of cool-climate viticulture in those early days, most vines were removed by the 1930s. The rebirth of the Adelaide Hills region started in 1970s and gained pace with the rise in popularity of cool climate wines in the 1980s and 1990s. p.4 – Imported by Carson & Carnevale Wines
WINEMAKING Industry veteran and distinguished winemaker, and hasn’t looked back. Since moving to Australia Teresa Heuzenroeder is Senior Winemaker for the in 2012 to work at Hardy’s in McLaren Vale Amy Petaluma and Croser brands. Teresa spent 26-years has found it hard to leave. After completing a at Yalumba, where she held senior winemaking vintage in Burgundy, France in 2014 she began at roles across a number of Yalumba and Hill Smith Petaluma starting in the laboratory there before Family vineyard brands. working her way through a couple of roles to finally become Sparkling Winemaker (Croser). Working in Viticulturist at Petaluma and Croser since 1996, her current role and looking after the exceptional Mike Harms’ approach is grounded in attention to wines that are Croser has been something of a big detail and timing. He favours an organic approach achievement for Amy. to foster biodiversity and healthy soils, ensuring the vineyards produce grapes that express the Petaluma viticulturalist David Horne’s interests characteristics of each site and the vintage. Mike in Wine and viticulture started at a young age had a background in commercial banking, leaving and were influenced by spending time at his the sector to study Agricultural Science in 1992. Godfather’s (David Noon) winery and vineyard in This drew on his fascination for biological systems McLaren Vale. After leaving school, David began and love for the wine industry that began in his studying Agricultural science in 1987 and after formative years, growing up in the Barossa Valley two years, transferred to the Oenology degree where his father worked as an accountant for at Roseworthy College. After graduating, David Orlando Wines in the late 1960s. Mike believes worked his way through many regions of Australia strongly in nurturing and supporting healthy and until he met his wife, Yvonne, in New South Wales positive relationships with growers and vineyard and got married in the Hunter Valley. David and workers. Yvonne decided to move back to South Australia to start a family in 1999 where David joined the team From the South Island of New Zealand originally at Grant Burge Wines. Whilst making both red and Petaluma winemaker Amy Hickling studied white wines at Grant Burge, David specialised in Ecology and completed a BSc at Otago University; fortified and sparkling wine. After twenty years at however after spending many uni holidays helping Grant Burge, David has now joined the team at out in her neighbour’s vineyards she found an itch Petaluma as winemaker focusing on premium white for winemaking and thought she’d give a vintage and red wine production. The chance to work with a go. Her first vintage was at Church Road Winery such exceptional fruit that makes Petaluma wines in Hawkes Bay, NZ and absolutely loved it, the such an iconic brand, as well as working with such passion for detail and creativity the team had there a dedicated and focused team was too much to sold her. Amy then signed up straight away to resist. complete a Post Graduate Diploma in Oenology p.5 – Imported by Carson & Carnevale Wines
RANGE White Label Cabernet Sauvignon B&V Shiraz White Label Chardonnay Hanlin Hill Reisling Evans Vineyard Cabernet Merlot Hanlin Hill Cane Cut Riesling p.6 – Imported by Carson & Carnevale Wines
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