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The Long Mile Blog

Jonathan Bitter
 
21 April 2023 | Jonathan Bitter

Wine | Can it make you smarter?

In our modern age, we value speed and efficiency greatly; however, there is something to be said about slowing down.

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Time Posted: 21/04/2023 at 10:00 AM Permalink to Wine | Can it make you smarter? Permalink
Trish Barry
 
12 January 2023 | Trish Barry

Langmeil | Accommodation guide

Our local guide to the best accommodation in the Barossa Valley. Whether it’s luxury, boutique, or more well-known places to stay, this guide will have you covered.

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Time Posted: 12/01/2023 at 1:42 PM Permalink to Langmeil | Accommodation guide Permalink
Matthew McCulloch
 
1 November 2022 | Matthew McCulloch

Langmeil | Our story

It's often quoted that the past informs the present. The earliest European settlement of South Australia informs the history of the Barossa Valley, which in turn informs the story of Langmeil. So let's start at the very beginning...

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Time Posted: 01/11/2022 at 10:21 AM Permalink to Langmeil | Our story Permalink
Jonathan Bitter
 
25 October 2022 | Jonathan Bitter

Grenache | Why we love it so much

Grenache - its importance to the Australian wine industry. A workhorse in Australia's fortified wine industry, Grenache has flourished in our soils since the 1840s.

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Time Posted: 25/10/2022 at 10:44 AM Permalink to Grenache | Why we love it so much Permalink
Jonathan Bitter
 
30 September 2022 | Jonathan Bitter

What the Heck is Hock? It's a live wire!

While the origins of the cocktail are a little sketchy, all indications are that Hock, Lime & Lemon was an Australian creation to suit our climate. 'For a satisfying summer drink, half fill a pint glass with  Continue »

Time Posted: 30/09/2022 at 10:35 AM Permalink to What the Heck is Hock? It's a live wire! Permalink
Jonathan Bitter
 
1 September 2022 | Jonathan Bitter

Terrior | Reading the lay of the land

As with all challenges in life, keen observation of subtle nuances can mean the difference between good and great.

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Time Posted: 01/09/2022 at 10:53 AM Permalink to Terrior | Reading the lay of the land Permalink
Matthew McCulloch
 
30 September 2020 | Matthew McCulloch

Scyras, Shiraz, or Scyraz? Syrah even

The wines of the Northern Rhône and the Cornas, Côte Rotie and Hermitage appellations, in particular, established Shiraz's reputation. In 1832, it arrived in Australia as part of the Busby Collection

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Time Posted: 30/09/2020 at 10:25 AM Permalink to Scyras, Shiraz, or Scyraz? Syrah even Permalink
James Lindner
 
1 January 2013 | James Lindner

Restaurants | Best in the Barossa Valley -WIP

Langmeil wine pouring in restaurant

Many restaurants in the area specialize in locally sourced produce, including fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and of course, wines....  Continue »

Time Posted: 01/01/2013 at 9:22 AM Permalink to Restaurants | Best in the Barossa Valley -WIP Permalink
James Lindner
 
6 September 2011 | James Lindner

Will the real Australian wine please stand up?

You just can’t expect to tell a 200+ year old winemaking history in 15 years – what were you thinking..?  Continue »

Time Posted: 06/09/2011 at 12:46 PM Permalink to Will the real Australian wine please stand up? Permalink
James Lindner
 
2 September 2011 | James Lindner

Old Vines, what’s the big deal?

So what makes these gnarly old vines so special? I decided to ask some of the Barossan maestros of old vine wines to share their thoughts.  Continue »

Time Posted: 02/09/2011 at 12:54 PM Permalink to Old Vines, what’s the big deal? Permalink

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