Kangarila Road winery, located in the McLaren Value appellation of Australia, has been producing wines since it acquired its land back in 1997. Owner, Kevin O’Brien prides himself in producing everyday wines that have a distinct reflection of the down-under attitude, flare and style. Priced to be relatively affordable, these wines fall into the $14-25 [...]
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Kangarilla Road from down-under – Review
Posted on 03 April 2009.
Posted in Australia Wines, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Reviews, Shiraz, Viognier0 Comments
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