| James Haliday reviews eight Munari Wines in his new 2007 Australian Wine Companion. Including the 2004 Ladys Pass Heathcote Shiraz, The Beauregard Shiraz, The Schoolhouse Red and The Ridge which all received the top rating of 5 glasses.
 “Outstanding winery capable of producing wines of the highest caliber.”
“Never far off the pace, but the Munari’s have blitzed the field with their outstanding 2004 reds.”
Haliday also places Munari wines in the “best wineries in the region category” and have also awarded Munari wines as one of the “Ten Dark Horses for 2007”
Read all the 2004-05 Munari wines reviews from the ‘2007 Halliday Australian Wine Companion’
"Created according to the philosophy that great wines are made in the vineyard, Munari wines are created from low yields, minimal irrigation and sound environmental practices. Thus enabling the intensity of the fruit to drive the wine style."
The deep, red soil of the Cambrian greenstone foundation, combined with the temperate climatic conditions produces an enviable “terroir” not unlike the Rhone Valley whose grape varieties the Heathcote region has embraced.
Adrian Munari has harnessed the traditional winemaking practices with the innovation of the new world to produce complex fruit driven wines that have concentration, elegance, definition, and personality.
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