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About Burke &
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"Mr Burke's Famourite Big Red" - Heathcote Shiraz
Cellar door by appointment. (03) 54 255 400
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Current Release wines
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The eighth vintage from our new home vineyard,
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of a dry cool climate gewurz.
94 points by Halliday. Reviewed in Halliday mag June/July."Establishes its varietal make-up from the first whiff of its spiced lavender, rose and lychee fruit. The palate simply cofirming that which the bouquet promised."
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2013 Dig Tree late-picked Viognier
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Bottle: $18 - Dozen: $195
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2011 Burke & Wills Camp 5 Shiraz Cabernet
from a cool year with abundant rain, this is a lighter but full-flavoured wine in a more Rhone valley than Heathcote style, and will particularly appeal to Pinot Noir and Beaujolais drinkers. A perfect lunchtime wine.
Bottle: $18 - Dozen: $195
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2012 Dig Tree Merlot
Grown at Colbinabbib at the northern end of the Heathcote region. A rich
and full-bodied Merlot but with the smooth softness that is typical
of this particular member of the Cabernet family.
Bottle: $20 - Dozen: $220
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2010 Dig Tree Cabernets
A blend from our 3 vineyards in Heathcote and the Macedon Ranges.
Firm structure from the Cabernet Sauvignon marries well with the mid palate fruit from Merlot, Malbec and Cabernet Franc, matured for 22 months in French oak.
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2010 Burke & Wills Vat 2 Heathcote Shiraz
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2012 Burke & Wills Camp 5 Shiraz Cabernet
Closely related to the Vat 2 Shiraz above, 70% shiraz, with
the addition of the Cabernet and Merlot adding a fruit-driven dimension
highlighting red and black berry aromas.
Bottle: $20 - Dozen: $220
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2014 Mr.Burke's Favourite Big Red
A hugely fruity and aromatic Heathcote Shiraz made from super-ripe grapes and full of sweetly rich grape flavours, new American oak, and 15%+ alcohol. Named after our Clydesdale Mr. Burke (aka 'Clomp) because of his love of molasses. One of the few wines with enough fruit to match most Asian foods.
Bottle: $20 - Dozen: $200 ! (i.e. $16.67 per bottle).
The story behind this wine.
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2013 Burke & Wills Vat 1 Shiraz
The fourth release of Shiraz from our home vineyard at Mia Mia. Lively red fruits combined with French oak elegance. One of our flagship wines.
95 points by Halliday "Heathcote at its best"
Bottle: $36 - Dozen: $395
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2013 Burke & Wills 'The Aristocrat' Cabernet Merlot
Classic Bordeaux style blend, including Cab. Franc, Cab. Sauv., Merlot, Petit Verdot and Malbec, and matured in new and one year old French oak barrels. Our other flagship wine, and the winemaker's particular Holy Grail.
Gold medal - Heathcote wine show
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2015 Pattison Family Reserve Chardonnay
Rich yet elegant White Burgundy-style blend fermented and matured in small French oak barrels.
Bottle: $25 - Dozen: $275
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2009 Pattison Family Reserve Pinot Noir
Vibrant Macedon Ranges Pinot with a generous and ripe bouquet and a silky stream of plum and cherry fruit. Public Choice Trophy for Best Wine Of Show at the Daylesford Wine Show. Silver medal rating from James Halliday.
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The Winery so far....
In May 2004 Andrew Pattison sold his established Lancefield Winery
to move 15 kms. north onto the Burke & Wills Track and into
the slightly warmer Heathcote wine region. The new Burke &
Wills Winery, on rich red volcanic soil, continues the Lancefield
Winery tradition of quality boutique wine at affordable prices with
the Burke & Wills, Dig Tree and Pattison labels, and becomes
home to occasional concert events and the annual March festival,
(once the Lancefield Winery Folk Festival now the Burke & Wills Folk
History of the wineries.
Andrew Pattison's first vineyard was planted between 1982 and 1984,
four kms from Lancefield on the Woodend Road. The winery was licensed
as Lancefield Winery and open for business in 1985, making it the
seventh licensed winery in the Macedon Ranges, Kyneton and Sunbury
regions, an area which now has over thirty wineries.
In 1993 the property was sold, and has become Glen
Erin Vineyard Retreat. Meanwhile Andrew Pattison relocated the Lancefield
Winery business to a new site deep in the secluded bush and boulder
country ten miles north of Lancefield, at Emu Flat, between Baynton
and Tooborac.
A vineyard of Chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, Pinot
Noir, Shiraz and Merlot was established there on northerly slopes
of granitic sand soil, and being one of the most northerly vineyards
in the Macedon Ranges, and over The Divide, it was one of the region's
warmer sites, with spectacular ripening results. In the meantime
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vineyard on a steep northerly slope at Pipers Creek, near Kyneton.
The Emu Flat vineyard was sold in 2004 (now Wili Wilia Winery) and
the winery relocated to the new property to become Burke & Wills
2016 Halliday Magazine Jun/Jul 2016
2015 Burke & Wills Mia Mia Heathcote Gewurztraminer.
"Establishes its varietal make-up from the first whiff of its spiced lavender, rose and lychee fruit, the palate simply confirming that which the bouquet promised.The fruit flavours are so exotic you might think the wine has residual sugar, but the sweetness is almost entirely that of the fruit and the important phenolics of the finish"
Andrew Pattison's 2001 Pattison Reserve
French Oak Shiraz carried off both the Best Red Wine and
Best Wine Of Show trophies at 2003 Macedon Ranges Wine Exhibition,
with James Halliday chairing the judging panel. Andrew also
picked up seven other silver and bronze medals, including
the third silver for Pattison 2001 Cabernet
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Brett Favre said it once and then said it again for emphasis.
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"It makes you wonder why they traded him," Favre said of the Miami Dolphins, who sent Camarillo to the Vikings on Aug. 25 for defensive back Benny Sapp. "I do think he is everything that they said he would be and then some. ... He runs very good routes, seems to have great hands, very knowledgeable of the game.
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Earthly xenon's asteroid origins reveal planet's genesis
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Discovery that atmospheric xenon is unrelated to that in the mantle hints at two separate extra-terrestrial 'deliveries' ...
The intense heat and pressure at the centre of the Earth may have led to the formation of xenon compounds © Shutterstock
Relative to lighter noble gases such as argon and krypton, the proportion of xenon in the Earth's atmosphere is much lower than that trapped in meteorites called carbonaceous chondrites, which are generally accepted to be the raw material that made up the Earth. Several explanations have been proposed to explain this mismatch.
Some suspect the xenon was selectively removed from the Earth. For example, experimental geoscientists Svyatoslav Shcheka and Hans Keppler of the University of Bayreuth, Germany, suggested in 2002 that argon and krypton dissolved in the primordial magma ocean, leaving the insoluble xenon to be blown away by meteorite bombardment.2 When the magma solidified, argon and krypton would have been released back into the atmosphere. Others have suggested various ways that the xenon might still be sequestered inside the Earth, such as Artem Oganov and colleagues, who suggested in 2012 that oxides and silicates in the Earth's mantle could contain small amounts of xenon impurities.
Top view (left) and polyhedral view (right) of the the xenon-iron structure. Fe (gold) and Xe (blue) © NPG
Both Oganov and Shcheka are impressed by the fundamental chemistry, with Oganov describing the formation of 'a stable, stochiometric compound' of a noble gas as 'a new world in chemistry'. Neither is convinced that the findings solve the missing xenon paradox, however. Oganov points out that the researchers' own data show that the xenon compounds are unstable until they reach core pressures, so asks how iron and nickel could have taken xenon into the core with them. Shcheka, meanwhile, says that geochemical evidence suggests the missing xenon vanished very early, whereas the inner core formed later in Earth's history and asks 'where was the xenon in the period between the Earth's formation and the onset of core formation?'
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Batman v Superman is even more charged with theological language and iconography than Avengers: Age of Ultron. Even the Good Friday opening may not be an accident.
Civil War also demonstrates that the right way to do a "versus" movie pitting heroes against one another is by building relationships — and tensions — over time, then allowing characters to fall out over meaningful practical and personal issues.
Wan goes bigger and splashier here than in the first Conjuring. Metaphorically splashier, I mean; it's not very bloody, but it's bloody scary, thanks to Wan's skills and some shrewd choices by Chad and Carey Hayes, the screenwriting brothers (both Christians) who wrote both films.
Like Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella last year, The Jungle Book offers a lavish new reimagining of a beloved story, blending elements from the original literary source material with the classic animated Disney version.
García takes his time in the early scenes, allowing us to ease into the rhythms of this eremitic phase in its protagonist's life. A spiritual journey can't be rushed; the mind and body must submit to long hardship for the spirit to attain its goal.
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There's some HTML to get you started. :PCode:

 Team	 P	 W	 D	 L	 F	 A	 W	 D	 L	 F	 A	 GD	 PTS

 Manchester United	 22	 11	 1	 0	 29	 3	 5	 2	 3	 15	 8	 33	 51

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If you want to change the way it looks you'll need to use CSS.
If you want an easy way to change the data in the table, or for it to update automatically you'll need to learn/use ASP/PHP or another server-side programming language.
Have fun... if you have other questions, ask away.
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Hi AoR Zeta, big thanks for the rapid reply but is there a way to construct the league table using CSS and without using HTML tables?. Thanks
It is possible to do it without using tables, but tables aren't all bad despite what you have read. They shouldn't be used for layout, but this isn't layout it's tabular data. Tables are designed for tabular data hence it's ok to use tables for this.
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JOSH JOPLIN, THE CRAFTIES Joplin returns to his old stompin' grounds tonight and tomorrow to celebrate the release of his new album, Jaywalker. With a disarming sense of humor and a wonderfully skewed world-view, Joplin continues to produce catchy and, most importantly, uncommonly interesting songs. Gerard McHugh, an interesting character himself, opens the 9:30 show Saturday with his band the Crafties. $12-$15. 9 p.m. Saturday, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Eddie's Attic. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com. -- LVS
B.B. KING, JOE BONAMASSA, KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD On his 80th birthday celebration tour, the undisputed king of the blues is revisiting his past and schooling all who will listen. Expect a gloriously redemptive, soul-shouting, jazz-tinged, blues-drenched history lesson. Bonamassa and Shepherd, fellow blues guitarists of a more recent vintage, open the show. $34.32-$87.24. 7 p.m. Chastain Park Amphitheater. 404-253-5931. www.classicchastain.com. -- LVS
CHERRY SPLITS, SELMANAIRES, CASPER AND THE COOKIES, HOT GRITS In mod, underground circles, the Cherry Splits are known for their wonderful, '60s-style psychedelic "happenings" at a top secret location in metro Atlanta. At their previous visit to Lenny's, they brought part of the "happening" with 'em -- a couple of black lights and posters. Apparently, the Lenny's folks enjoyed the decor improvement and asked if they could do that again tonight. So they are going all out with psychedelia galore as they share the bill with Casper and the Cookies, Hot Grits and the minimalist psychotic reactions of the Selmanaires. Deck the walls, y'all. $6. 8 p.m. Lenny's. 404-577-7721. www.lennysbar.com. -- LVS
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Features of This Trackclub rap roots
hardcore rap influence
west coast rap influences
southern rap influences
rock influences
danceable beats
consistent rhyme patterns
clear pronunciation
lyrics about alcohol and drugs
explicit lyrics
party rhymes
a repetitive chorus
a repetitive song structure
a slow moving bass line
a variety of synth sounds
a dry recording sound
a highly synthetic sonority
lyrics by a respected rap artist
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