News

The flagship 2008 Howard Park Abercrombie Cabernet Sauvignon has been named Cabernet of The Year in Campbell Mattinson and Gary Walshs just-released The Big Red Wine Book 2010/11

Angela Mount Wine Consultant, Presenter and wine writer; who's taste buds were famously insured for £10 million (US$20million) gives glowing review of the Howard Park 'Abercrombie' Cabernet

Howard Park Wines is set to host the Portico Quartet as part of the Great Southern program for Perth International Arts Festival. The UK group will play in the ?Barrel Room? at Howard Park Wines on Friday, February 12.

Howard Park Wines - Video (Australia's First Families of Wine - AFFW)

Australia's largest wine storage provider, Wine Ark, have once again released their list of the country's 50 most collected wines from a survey out of 3 million bottles of wine in cellars across the country. Howard Park's flagship Riesling is Australia's 4th most collected Riesling, and Howard Park's 'Abercrombie' Cabernet Sauvignon is in the top 30 of Australia's most collected wines for the last 3 years running.

Join Jeff Burch, owner of Howard Park Wines as he presents the current vintage wines at an exclusive dinner hosted by Chapter One on Tuesday, 6th October, 2009.

Those buying dusty bottles of cabernet sauvignon from the South-West could be making a better investment than putting their hard-earned money into the sharemarket, with fine wines appreciating faster than many shares. Wine auctioneers Langton's reckon Australian fine wine values have increased almost 64 per cent over the past two years while the stockmarket has fallen about 39 per cent. Rare WA wine, such as an imperial (six litres) of 1997 Howard Park cabernet, can fetch as much at $6000 at auction.

Tony Davis, Howard Park's senior winemaker will be visiting Melbourne in September to host a wine dinner at the renowned Bistro Vue.