Cut through the chemis-tree, blend your own wine
You don’t have to be a scientist to blend wine. This weekend at Clare anyone can try it – go mad, even.
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Yeah baby! Clare Valley Gourmet channels Austin Powers
Taylors wines will mark its 50th birthday in style, by channelling a little Austin Powers and hippie culture in its Clare Valley Gourmet Weekend celebrations on Saturday and Sunday.
Simon Wilkinson reviews Serafino
An ambitious cellar door restaurant in one of the state’s favourite wine regions has plenty of competition, writes Simon Wilkinson
The secrets behind Nu’s Thai success
Nu Suandokmai began learning the secrets of cooking when he was a young boy on his family’s farm in central Thailand, writes Simon Wilkinson
Simon Wilkinson reviews Billy’s Table
HOLLYWOOD producers get your chequebooks ready, for here is a tale with all the elements found in a feel-good film script.
The next generation of Italian food
A new generation is serving the next course of Italian food – some going back to their origins, others offering a contemporary twist.
A stylish new eatery for Latin lovers
Coccobello is hugely attractive — especially, it seems, to women, writes Simon Wilkinson.
Sheep milk yoghurt raises the baa
What ewe’s milk lacks in quantity, it makes up for in quality, say the couple behind SA’s only sheep-based dairy, which has been named a state winner in the prestigious delicious Produce Awards.
Ayers and Graces: Henry’s Table
A restaurant has opened in the home that was the hub of politics and high society in colonial Adelaide — but has it kept up with the times?
‘Please support us:’ Rigoni’s Bistro goes into administration
One of Adelaide’s best-known restaurants, Rigoni’s Bistro, has gone into voluntary administration over “substantial” debts, with its owner pleading with diners for support to help it survive.
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