by Johnathan Grieve | Monday, 6 Jun 2011 | BioLOGIC®, Blog, Uncategorised
Legumes are a diverse range of plants belonging to the family Fabaceae. Commonly known legumes include alfalfa, clover, lupin, vetch, peas, beans, soy and peanuts. Africa’s classic Acacia thorn trees are also part of this family. As a food source, legumes are...
by Johnathan Grieve | Thursday, 26 May 2011 | Blog, Extraordinary Experiences, Uncategorised
The United Nation’s Environment Programme’s World Environment Day (WED) is celebrated across the globe on the 5th of June 2011. Over nearly 40 years, WED has become a key worldwide event to stimulate environmental awareness, to focus political attention and encourage...
by Johnathan Grieve | Tuesday, 24 May 2011 | BioLOGIC®, Blog, Uncategorised
Join us in the vineyards of Avondale for a closer look at our BioLOGIC® system in action! This is the first of a series of mini documentaries we are producing to give you a greater insight into the different way that we farm and make extraordinary wines approved by...
by Johnathan Grieve | Monday, 23 May 2011 | BioLOGIC®, Blog, Uncategorised
At Avondale, we strive for biodiversity throughout the farm, not just along the uncultivated fringes but also in the vineyards. There is no better measure of the robustness of any ecosystem than its biodiversity. Multitudes of life forms reduce vulnerability,...
by Johnathan Grieve | Thursday, 21 Apr 2011 | Blog, Extraordinary Experiences, Uncategorised
With the launch of our Magnificent Collection, Avondale has opted for Amorim natural corks that are certified by the Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC). Natural cork is a truly sustainable product that is without doubt the most environmentally-friendly sealing...
by Johnathan Grieve | Thursday, 21 Apr 2011 | BioLOGIC®, Blog, Uncategorised
Once again the seasons are turning, and Autumn brings its own special rhythms, colours and light. It is a time when Avondale’s ethos “Terra est Vita” – Soil is Life – is top of mind. As our vines get ready for their months of rest, we have plenty of work to do...