FREEMAN has again been awarded a prestigious 5 STAR RATING in the new 2020 edition of the HALLIDAY WINE COMPANION.
The two stand-outs this year are 95 POINT rated FREEMAN Secco Rondinella Corvina 2014 and FREEMAN Robusta Corvina 2013, both capturing serious attention.
FREEMAN Secco 2014:‘Consistently good each year but this ’14 release is particularly noteworthy. The word impeccable springs to mind…’
FREEMAN Robusta 2013:‘A riot of spice of every kind…Very well done in a new frontier.’
You don’t have to be Warren Buffet to know that Forbes magazine is pitched at a mostly US-based business clientele. And hopefully some are lovers of alternative red wines.
Curious US-based wine writer Cathrine Todd has investigated what she sees as the next cult trend in global wines – dried-grape wines. Her research soon found the FREEMAN dried grape portfolio – FREEMAN Secco Rondinella Corvina and FREEMAN Robusta (100% Corvina) – from faraway Hilltops, NSW.
In celebration of a milestone occasion, internationally renowned UK-born pop artist Peter Phillips – contemporary of David Hockney and counterpart of Andy Warhol – will inaugurate his newly-constructed gallery during the 2019 Noosa Food & Wine Festival.
An exhibition of works spanning the course of his influential six-decade career will be launched on Saturday 18 May when guests will sip FREEMAN Prosecco 2018 with canapes by acclaimed Brisbane chef Josh Lopez, best known for his role at the lauded two-hat GOMA restaurant.
We think the award-winning FREEMAN Prosecco minimalist gold star label may appeal to this icon of the international arts world!
FREEMAN Vineyards is pleased to announce a wine partnership with UNSW Galleries, the fine arts department of the University of NSW.
Guests attending the 15 March opening of the Autumn Season Show ‘Rhythm Sequence’ featuring the colourful abstract works of Gemma Smith will be sipping a selection of FREEMAN wines.
Furill, 2014 acrylic on canvas. Image courtesy the artist and Sarah Cottier Gallery.
ABC Radio Central West visited FREEMAN Vineyards recently and reporter Tim Fookes talked to winemaker Brian Freeman about the NSW Hilltops potential for Italian red grape varieties like Pinot Grigio, Sangiovese and Nebbiolo. The flagship FREEMAN Secco is made from Australia’s only plantings of corvina and rondinella grapes. They also discussed how to best viticulturally manage a definitive drought year.
The NSW Wine Awards 2018 have announced the Top 50 Wines in advance of the annual event celebrating the very best wines from the state.
And in the GOLD MEDAL winner roll-call is FREEMAN Secco Rondinella Corvina 2014. This is the third time the FREEMAN Secco has performed admirably in the NSW Awards’ Mature Dry Red Class, so it’s fingers crossed for a trifecta trophy…