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Jenny Polack

Jenny Polack OIV Master of Science in Wine Management DipWSET Assoc. Dip Wine Marketing (Adelaide Uni) Winner - WCA Best Wine Educator 2016 Finalist - WCA Best Wine Educator 2015 Apac Insider Wine & Spirit Consultant of the Year - Victoria 2017 wine whitch po box 5169 burnley, victoria 3121 australia cel: +61 414 812 811 email: jenny@winewhitch.com www.winewhitch.com

WSET Level 2 in Wines

We are a specialist female-run wine education business with new WSET courses coming up before the end of the year. Our aim is to take...

Bacchus Enterprises @ Home Masterclasses Overview

In these times with Covid-19 social restrictions  How can you still enjoy learning (safely!) about wine?   Please let us introduce you to the Bacchus Academy @ Home Masterclasses Instead...

Man Meets Mountain

Argentina has that 'little' mountain range  - the Andes. This has a great influence on the wines.  As you go higher up the mountain,...

A Sauvignon Blanc for the cellar

I teach about wine – a lot! When teaching the more formal courses, I (and my fellow teachers) would always teach that some grape...

First Foot Forward 2018 Yarra Valley Pinot Noir

When Australian winemakers first started making Pinot Noir in the 1980s, there were many dry red wines that showed little varietal characters. Forty years...

Rare Ozzies

If you like novels with a good plot in it, this book is not for you. However, it is a super useful, easy to...

OTTELIA 2019

A new wine label with a lovely cellar-door in Coonawarra (Fodder) with over 30 years of winemaking experience behind it. John Innes has made...

PINOT GRIS – PINOT GRIGIO – WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE????

Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio are the same grape variety. We could call them Pinot Grey as gris is grey in French and grigio...

It’s time to get your skates on and book your AWIWA ticket!

It's time to get your skates on and book your ticket to join us at Claypots Seafood Express St Kilda, November 16 to celebrate the 2018 Australian...

WINES OF PROVENANCE – RIESLING

Granite Hills 2017 Riesling                 Some vineyard sites are very special and this is one of them. The Royal Melbourne Wine Show has an award...

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Today’s ramble

I’ve changed the day I publish my article on this website. I did that a few weeks ago in an effort to force myself to write. I’m finding I’m too busy doing things for, or with, other people to find time to write my blog. The thing...

Wimbo Park a winner for Surry Hills

Wimbo Park in Surry Hills. Will Jones/City of Sydney City of Sydney A bigger, better and more beautiful Wimbo Park is now open for residents and visitors of Surry Hills. The City of Sydney’s multi-million dollar upgrade has transformed a small rest area into 4,600 square metres of open lawns, trees, seating and play areas […]

Australia setting poor example on emissions targets as global mass bleaching event confirmed

wwf.org.au The heat stress damaging coral across most of the Great Barrier Reef is now officially part of a global mass bleaching event. Earlier today, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed the world is experiencing a fourth mass event, and the second in the last 10 years. “This event drives home that […]

Australia has outsized impact on climate & global coral bleaching

·        Australia is exporting climate change to the world – we are the world’s third biggest exporter of fossil fuels ·        Australia has much to lose to coral bleaching – Great Barrier Reef is world’s biggest coral reef system, supporting a $6.4 billion industry and 64,000 jobs   ·        Australia needs to stop approving new fossil fuel projects Australia […]

Australia’s most sustainable coffee set to help save our endangered faunal emblems

Haining Farm, a former dairy and now conservation site on the Don River in Victoria’s Upper Yarra region The Sustainable Coffee Company and Parks Victoria have launched Coffee for Nature, a program to create habitat for critically endangered Victorian wildlife. Under the partnership, every kilo of Coffee for Nature sold will directly fund seed collection, propagation, […]

MGA Thermal raises $5.7 million to scale industrial capabilities

Erich Kisi (Executive Chair and Chief Scientist) and Mark Croudace (CEO) Australian clean energy company, MGA Thermal, has closed an additional $5.7 million in funding, taking its recent round total to approximately $14 million, to prove the scale and industrial capabilities of its thermal energy storage systems. This round was supported by returning investors including […]

Decoding Dental Implants Cost in Australia: What You Need to Know Before Investing in Your Smile

Introduction: Dental implants have revolutionized the field of dentistry, offering a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring oral health and function. However, one of the primary concerns for individuals considering dental implants is the cost. In Australia, dental implant costs can vary widely depending on several...

Aluminium Can Recycling: Turning Trash into Cash in Melbourne

In the bustling streets of Melbourne, where innovation and sustainability intertwine, a silent revolution is taking place – the recycling of aluminium cans for cash. While it may seem like a simple act, the impact of recycling aluminium cans extends far beyond just reducing waste. It conserves...

Maximising Your Online Reach: The Role of a Social Media Agency

Did you know that in today's connected world, social media has become essential for businesses to reach their audience, build brand awareness, and drive engagement? That's where social media agency come into play. In this article, we'll explore how these agencies maximise online reach and success for...

WA scientists discover new species of land snail estimated to be around three million years old

Scientists at the Western Australian Museum have uncovered a new species of fossil snail in Western Australia’s Nullarbor region, estimated to be around three million years old.  The groundbreaking palaeontological discovery comes after two comprehensive fieldwork sessions between 2021 and 2023.   The project was initiated following the discovery of a small number of Bothriembryon (land […]

Marine monitoring milestones to headline talk at MAGNT

Dr Carol Palmer (left) and James DeSantis (far left) will speak at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory this week. The first live sightings of two significant marine species in NT waters and the urgent need to monitor sea temperatures will be discussed at a new research talk at the Museum and […]

Untapped solar rooftop potential costing Australian billions each year, new report finds

Rooftop solar can deliver $9.3 billion in cost savings for people living in apartments or houses. A new report has revealed Australians are missing out on $9.3 billion per year in potential cost savings for people living in apartments, social housing, and private rental houses. Australia is a world-leader in residential photovoltaic deployment with rooftop […]