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Why we’re rated the best Gold Coast winery tour

By |2020-03-19T18:36:13+10:00July 23rd, 2019|Gold Coast|

We're not ones to toot our own horn…but alongside earning a Certificate of Excellence from Tripadvisor for the service that we provide our valued customers, we're excited that we are the highest rated wine tour on the Gold Coast on Google. That means ordinary people, just like you and I, provide their reviews of our business and we are the highest rated wine tour company located right here on the Gold Coast. From everyone here at Pineapple Tours, we’d like to thank you for recommending us to everyone searching for a great wine tour in South East Queensland! Our most popular tour is our Full Day Mount Tamborine Winery Tour, offered at an affordable price with an incredibly high-quality product offering from our venues that has made us the most popular winery tour operating from [...]

Top 6 Red Wine Types

By |2020-03-19T18:37:09+10:00July 10th, 2019|Gold Coast, Brisbane|

Wine types derive from the sort of grape found in the wine producing process, although wine beverage labels sometime make reference to the region where the grape was produced as opposed to the grape itself. In Australia, we have a tendency to label our wines following the grape, as opposed to the region your wine is made. Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon (cah-ber-nay so-vin-yong) may be the name of your wine, along with the grape, that is famous for becoming among the world's finest crimson varietals. Characteristics - Serious red in coloring, Cabernet is really a beautiful channel to full-bodied, dried wine. It includes a hearty, complex flavour evoking feelings of dark-colored currants and blackberries. Customarily, the wine is certainly aged in oak, gives it an oaky, vanilla taste. It includes a particularly smooth, great finish. [...]

Wine and Celebration – They Go Hand in Hand

By |2020-03-19T18:38:14+10:00July 9th, 2019|Gold Coast|

When we ask why wine is so intrinsically linked with celebrations and social events; more so than any other drink. Wine's place in history seems to have always been right in front of our eyes. Even in earliest recorded history, wine seems to have been enjoyed by many - from royalty to the common layperson. Early memories we may have of wine come from the bible -  turning water into fine wine at a wedding celebration, or even the Last Supper where wine accompanied the meal. In total, there are more than 235 mentions of wine in the Bible. Have you ever wondered why wine has become a drink associated with celebrations, of welcomes, of friendships and even something to be enjoyed as a quiet moment of self reward? Great people through the ages talk [...]

Australian Boutique Wineries

By |2019-01-07T04:52:19+10:00December 21st, 2018|Gold Coast|

Australian wineries are known for producing world-class Shiraz and Chardonnay. But there's more to the Australian wine industry than these traditional varieties. Look a little closer and you'll see Australia creates some of the world's most unique wines. The key to the diversity of Australia's wine industry is the rising popularity of boutique vineyards. These smaller wineries are often run by families or friends brought together by their passion for wine making. Without the large export deals of their more well known competitors, the boutiques can follow their instincts and take more risks to create something truly original. In fact, more tourists are passing over the large labels and seeking out the boutique wineries in their search for that elusive perfect drop. Pfeiffer Wines in Victoria's Rutherglen region creates wines that are popular overseas, but [...]

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