Made from grapes grown in South Australia

Coral Sea Wines are easy drinking lifestyle wines blending sunshine & beaches

 

Coral Sea Wines blending sunshine & beaches

Named after the majestic sea bordering Australia's north-east coast, Coral Sea Wines™ are a fresh, contemporary initiative by our family owned boutique wine company.  Members of the wine industry since 1993 and exclusive wine supplier to the Australian National Maritime Museum,  we proudly produce quality Australian 'house pouring' wines for domestic & international markets.  Read more...

Coral Sea full bodied red wines for winter 2010:

 

2008 Coral Sea Merlot     2007 Coral Sea Cabernet Merlot     2008 Coral Sea Shiraz             


 

 Our wine styles:

The grapes for the Coral Sea range were grown in South Australia’s premier warm climate regions and sourced from 2007, 2008 and 2009 vintages. Our wines are made to easy-drinking elegant styles that display the fruit characteristics of the variety. Enjoyed on their own or to complement a range of cuisine; particularly seafood. The range consists of a sparkling Brut Cuvee; made to an aperitif style with a fine bead, freshness of green apples and mouth watering fruit sweetness. Our 2009 Semillon Sauvignon Blanc is made low in alcohol (10.9%) with distinctive lemon & lime flavours that pair perfectly with oysters on a sunny afternoon. Read more...


 

Our Markets:

Australia; Peoples Republic of China; Fji; Marshall Islands; Micronesia; 

Northern Marianas; Solomon Islands; Tuvalu; Vanuatu; Vietnam

  

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Dear Justine Elliot,

As my federal Member of Parliament, I am writing to ask you to support full protection for the Coral Sea within Australian waters.

The Coral Sea lies to the east of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and extends to our maritime border with Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and New Caledonia. It hosts spectacular coral reefs, remote islands, towering underwater mountains and deep-sea canyons, and is home to whales, dolphins, sea turtles, sharks, rays and seabirds.

In the last 50 years, 90% of the world’s big ocean-going fish have disappeared due to overfishing. The Coral Sea is one of the last places on Earth where large marine animals can still be found in great numbers, making it a special place on a global scale.

The Coral Sea is of great historic significance.  In May 1942, it was the arena for the Battle of the Coral Sea, and many shipwrecks can be found on its scattered and diverse reefs.

I welcome Minister Garrett's recognition of the value of the Coral Sea by declaring a Conservation Zone over the area. I believe the Coral Sea Conservation Zone should become a permanent, fully protected, marine park.

Given that less than one tenth of one percent of the world’s ocean is fully protected, there could be no better ocean legacy for future generations. 

Thank you for taking the time to consider this important issue and I look forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely,
John Cooley