Two Hands’ founder, proprietor focused on producing wines where ‘the vineyard is the hero’
Updated Mar 06, 2021;
Posted Mar 06, 2021
Two Hands Winery founder, proprietor and managing director Michael Twelftree was asked what keeps the work fun for him. I simply love wine, and that means loving vineyards and the people in and around them, he says. It’s a fascinating subject matter and I love the wide scoping opinions it finds.
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Two Hands Winery was created in the summer of 1999 with the aim of making the best possible Shiraz-based wines from prized Shiraz growing regions throughout Australia.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2020. BY RANDY CAPAROSO.
Here in mid-December, the big news out of Lodi wine country is this: the
“Each year since 1988,” you can read in the magazine, “
Wine Spectator has released its Top 100 list, where our editors select the most exciting wines from the thousands we reviewed during the course of the year.”
Klinker Brick’s Grenache Blanc was rated #94 out of the “Top 100.” You may think that this is not so high, but think again: Out of the 100 best wines selected by this magazine in 2020, only 22 of them were grown in the U.S. The rest were from other wine regions around the world. This really means that the world’s most widely read wine magazine believes that Klinker Brick’s latest Grenache Blanc deserves to be ranked as one of the “Top 22” wines out of