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First Drop Wines ‘VIVO’ ARNEIS features in the Australian’s luxury lifestyle magazine WISH
- Published September 10, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
In an article posted by the Australian’s monthly luxury lifestyle magazine, WISH, First Drop Wine’s ‘VIVO’ ARNEIS has been identified as leading the way in diversifying Australian wine culture with an Italian influence.
The article reviews the wine as “made from a lesser-known Piedmontese grape variety, this wine shows fantastic varietal character – green apple, grapefruit and nashi pear fruits with a touch of floral complexity, it is lightweight but lacks for nothing, with a punchy, bright, crisp finish.”
About First Drop Wines
First Drop Wines is a multi-award winning Halliday rated – 5 red star winery.
Based in the heart of the Australian wine industry, this Barossa winery set to go to the next level, spearheaded by its iconic ‘Mother’s Milk’ Barossa Shiraz. The last five consecutive vintages of ‘Mother’s Milk’ Barossa Shiraz have been awarded 90+ points by Wine Spectator.
Working with 44 distribution partners across 20 countries, First Drop is poised to expand in growth markets, USA and China, whilst further opportunities lie in unlocking value in domestic multiples and cellar door sales.
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