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August 7th, 2010
Wine Dinner
at Karma Kandara
Karma Kandara is thrilled to present the year’s most important wine event!
Guigal is the undeniable Number 1 wine maker in southern France’s Rhone Valley. Hosted by Guigal’s roving ambassador, Brett Crittenden, this evening presents a rare opportunity to sample some of the regions’ finest.
Commencing at 6.30pm in the stunning Temple Lounge with an exclusive wine tasting including Côte–Rôti La Mouline and La Turque, the evening will move downstairs to di Mare for an exquisite five course dinner.
The Wine Tasting starring….
Crozes Hermitage Blanc 2007
Condrieu 2005
Condrieu La Doriane 2009
Cotes du Rhone 2004
Crozes Hermitage Rouge 2005
Gigondas Rouge 2005
Saint-Joseph Rouge 2004
Chateauneuf du Pape 2004
Cote Rotie, Brune et Blonde 2002
Cote Rotie, Chateau de Ampuis 2002
Saint-Joseph Vigne de L’hospice 2007
Cote-Rotie “La Mouline” 2004
Cote-Rotie “La Turque” 2004
6.30pm SHARP at Temple Lounge
8:30pm at di Mare Restaurant
Seats are limited. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL!
Please contact : +62 (361) 848 2200 or email : karma@karmaresorts.com for reservations
http://www.karmakandara.com
http://www.guigal.com
Pan seared ruby snapper with shellfish risotto,
tomato balsamic relish
Tavel Rose 2006
Blanquette de veau “2010”
slow braised veal shoulder, white truffle oil, blanched mushrooms
Condrieu 2005
Pan seared yellowfin tuna, edible flowers salad,
verjuice vinaigrette
Crozes Hermitage Blanc 2007
“King Island” goats cheese, dried pear and walnut “pesto”,
fennel seed crackers
Gigondas Rouge 2005
Roasted Wagyu striploin, braised brisket,
sautéed baby carrots and sour cream and onion tartlette
Saint Joseph 2004
Blueberry, caramel and almond clafoutis
Hand made chocolates
Karma blend coffee or tea

Guigal was established in 1946 by Étienne Guigal, who had worked for Vidal Fleury for 15 years before setting up his own business. It has been managed by his son Marcel Guigal since 1961.
In 1984, Guigal bought Vidal Fleury but continues to operate it as a separate business. In 2000, Guigal bought and absorbed two other wineries: the estate Jean-Louis Grippat in Saint-Joseph and the Domaine de Vallouit, with vineyard holdings in Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage, Saint-Joseph and Crozes-Hermitage, which added some high-end vineyards in other appellations to the Guigal range. In 2006 the Domaine de Bonserine was purchased by Guigal.[5] In recent years, Marcel’s son Philippe Guigal has been active as a winemaker at Guigal.[1][6]
Guigal, under Marcel Guigal, came to international fame in the early- to mid-1980s when Robert M. Parker, Jr. followed by other wine critics heaped praise on Guigal’s top Côte-Rôtie wines, in particular the three single vineyard wines La Mouline, La Landonne and La Turque. Parker comments that “In the past 26 years I have spent visiting wineries and vignerons, I have never seen a producer so fanatical about quality as Marcel Guigal.”[3] This attention contributed to the Rhône wines’ improved international fame in general, and in particular led Côte-Rôtie to be seen more on par with Hermitage than in previous times.[1] This also meant that the top Côte-Rôtie wines increased in price to reach and later follow and sometimes surpass that of the top Hermitage wines.[4]
In 2006 Marcel Guigal was awarded the Decanter Man of the Year award for his contribution and dedication to the Rhône.[7]
Brett has been involved with the wine industry for more than 30 years. Australian, living in the UK and having worked in Australia, Argentina, France, UK, USA and Russia, he certainly has a very global perspective of the wine industry!
His passion and enthusiasm for fine wine is very refreshing and he loves to share his knowledge. Brett has also been a senior International Wine Judge for more than 25 years.
Having graduated from Australia’s most prestigious wine school, Roseworthy College, he has worked importing and retailing many of the great wines of the world before having more than a decade with LVMH (Moet & Chandon) in Australia, Argentina and the UK.
Currently Brett is working with many of the greatest wine estates in the world including Guigal in the Rhone Valley and the best Domaine’s in Burgundy, Italy and Spain along with his personal favourites from Australia and New Zealand and the USA.
Brett is a regular wine educator and was a contributor to television and radio for many years in Australia. He now contributes to a number of international journals, teaches at sommelier schools and loves to talk to consumers and share his passion of wine! His experience and knowledge of wine make him one of the best communicators to any audience. For entertainment or serious education, it flows naturally from the heart.
Brett was a past President of the Wine & Food Society of Victoria and is a member of the Order de Coteaux de Champagne, a member of the Commanderie de Bordeaux and was co-author of the “wines of Chile” published in Russia.
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