Wendouree allocations and general discussion

[Cellar]

Some may be writing this. But then again anyone can write anything they like, but that doesn't make it valid. Within the last 3 months I've spoken with the Bradys directly. In short, nothing has changed. Drink early at your peril. A generational change will soon happen at Wendouree and the future wine maker for Wendouree has been identified. This may mean a change in approach (although I doubt it), but for now nothing has changed and the Bradys are quite insistent about this. The Bradys have never desired to make drink now wines. They are very modest, genuine, generous people, well aware of the legacy that they carry with the Wendouree name.

Hi Dr Ralph. Any rough idea of the timeframe we might hear what's happening regards the 'generational change'?

 

[Dr Ralph]

Hi Dr Ralph. Any rough idea of the timeframe we might hear what's happening regards the 'generational change'?

Plan is in place. Not sure that they will officially announce anything though.

 

[Cellar]

Plan is in place. Not sure that they will officially announce anything though.

Thank you Dr Ralph. While I am on the mailing list I don't know that much about the roles at Wendouree now and there are obviously people such as yourself who would know much more of the history. I presume Tony is the main 'winemaker' but I'd read Stephen George of Ashton Hills also had some involvement. Do we know if Stephen George (or other consultants?) are still involved? It would be interesting to hear whether with a generational change Tony and Lita would continue to have an involvement or whether it would be a total passing of the baton. Given the special place Wendouree holds I'd imagine it would be a very difficult decision for them.