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It’s our 22nd Birthdaybut it is all about you!

It’s our 22nd Birthday and my we have grown, 42 stores and more joining us over the coming months. In this edition of BYO magazine, we opted for a smorgasbord of sensational wine, beer and spirits accompanied by opportunities to WIN some sensational prizes.

South West weekenders, dining experiences abound. Be sure you’re a Barons Advantage Club Member, make the competition product purchase and you’re automatically in the draw to WIN. Our Devil’s Lair competition will see one special lady (or man, we don’t judge) enjoy a voucher for $3000 to spend at Willie Creek Pearls.

Not a BAC Member? It’s easy, drop into your local Liquor Barons store and sign up, it’s free. Members enjoy opportunities to WIN fantastic prizes and every purchase you make accrues points that you can redeem for anything instore.

At Liquor Barons we encourage you to enjoy a drink with good food and great company. As always we encourage you to drink responsibly and above all have fun!

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Wine and viticulture has been part of Western Australia almost from the time the first settlers established the Swan River colony in 1829. Initially vines were planted on the edge of the Swan Valley at Olive Farm, but within a few years vineyards started to creep further into the Valley’s rich alluvial soils on the banks of the Swan River.

The Swan Valley remained the heart and soul of the WA industry for nearly 150 years, although its history stretches back thousands of years earlier.

The Swan Valley has a history rich in legend and lore, and is steeped in tradition. It is believed the Aborigines have inhabited the region for about 40,000 years, and legend has it that a huge winged monster known as the Waugal, taking the form of a snake or crocodile, descended from the hills to the ocean. The path of its journey created the valley - the ancient bed of the Swan River.

Even before the Swan River colony began in 1829, it was the fertile soils on the alluvial flats along the Swan River which attracted Captain James Stirling on an initial expedition in 1827.

Some of the names that are synonymous with the WA industry today were established in the earliest years of the colony. Houghton was established in 1836, and is one of Australia’s oldest operating wineries.

Although wine was produced largely for local domestic consumption around the Valley, the first commercial vintage wasn’t produced until 1859.

The original Houghton property was bought by a syndicate of British servicemen stationed in India and the property took its name from the senior ranking officer, Lieut -Col Richmond Houghton, although he never actually came to Australia.

It is believed the first vines were planted in the property some time between 1830 and 1836, but it wasn’t until 1859, when the Colonial Surgeon, Dr John Ferguson, purchased Houghton that it became a serious producer. Apparently Dr Ferguson, like other medicos of the time, believed in the health-giving qualities of wine.

It was Dr Ferguson’s son Charles who, over 50 years at Houghton, transformed it into the State’s premier vineyard.

In 1880, Houghton received its first wine award, the ‘Order of Merit’ at the Great Melbourne Exhibition. This was the first of many triumphs that have paved the way for Houghton to become Western Australia’s most awarded winery.

In 1922, 16-year-old Jack Mann, under the guidance of his father, George, began his winemaking apprenticeship at Houghton. Jack was to become the driving force of Houghton for 51 consecutive vintages. He brought passion, creative genius and an influence that extended far beyond Houghton, to the whole West Australian and Australian wine industry.

His best-known creation was Houghton White Burgundy, now ‘Houghton White Classic’, which he first made in 1937.

in the beginning ....WA Wine Industry A short history - part 1

by Ray Jordan

jack mann 1906 – 19894 Liquor Barons 22nd Birthday Catalogue


devil’s lairHidden Cave Wines

$1799per bottle

Members purchase Devil’s Lair Hidden Cave wines & go into the draw to win a $3000

voucher to spend at Willie Creek Pearls

WIN

Frog BellyRange Wines

2 for $25twin buy

Made by Warner Glen Estate, a Family Owned Wine Estate located in the Southern Region of Margaret

River, Western Australia.

members purchase any 2 Frog Belly winesand go into the draw to Win one of 5 $200la casetta restaurant vouchers and a limited edition 3ltr bottle of margaret river cabernet.

moondah BrookRange Wines

2 for $25twin buy

This winery has come up trumps more than once inRay Jordan’s top 100.

oakoverWA Range Wines

$999per bottle

This Swan Valley wine has grown in popularity over the last few years. Great value BBQ pleaser.

Brookland valleyVerse 1 Wines

2 for $25twin buy

Brookland Valley now has enviable fruit sources from premium vineyards in five of Margaret River’s six

sub-regions.

members purchase any oakover wine and go into the draw to Win 2 nights at the vines resort and lunch at oakover wines.



members purchase Ferngrove wines and go into the draw to Win a “money can’t buy” weekend at the stunning Ferngrove chalets. prize includes a private tasting with the Ferngrove winemaker.

miles from nowhereMargaret River Wines

$1499per bottle plantagenet

Omrah Wines

$1499per bottle

Omrah is the pure taste of the Great Southern. For the wine drinker who loves to discover something different.

The Dragonfly Range of wines are contemporary, stylish and exude drinkabilty.

Willow BridgeDragonfly Wines

$1299per bottle

The sexes may not always agree, but no arguement here, great wine, terrific price.

He said she saidRange Wines

$1299per bottle

members purchase omrah wine and go into the draw to Win an overnight stay for 2 at crown perth.

members purchase dragonfly wine and go into the draw to Win an overnight stay at the Ferguson valley Farmstay with a guided tour of the winery with the winemaker.


FerngroveFrankland River

Sauv Blanc & Shiraz

$1699per bottle

Ferngrove has established a reputation as a premium wine producer in the Frankland River region.

Miles fromNowhere

Margaret River

From old vines to steep slopes, loamy soils to deep gravels,

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Another of the early names still part of the WA wine scene today is Sandalford. Western Australia’s first Surveyor General was given the 2000 acres at Caversham on the Swan River in 1840 in recognition of his contribution to the fledgling colony by Queen Victoria.

He named the Swan Valley property Sandalford, and soon after planted the first vines there. The property flourished and wines produced from the vines grown there satisfied the requirements of the local community for the decades following.

Early in the 20th century many of the large estates in the Swan Valley were subdivided into smaller holdings and taken up by Yugoslav immigrants and their families.

They brought with them skills in grape production and winemaking and the Valley became a significant wine-producing region.

These days the influence of the southern Europeans remains although the pressures of urban sprawl and attractive opportunities to subdivide for purposes other than viticulture have put pressure on the viability and continuation of many of these older vineyards.

Much of the production at this time, like the rest of Australia, was in fortified wines such as rich liqueur muscats and tokays, and sherry. But change was coming as table wine became more popular thanks to the influence of many migrant groups, for whom wine was an important part of their culture and day to day lives.

This shift coincided moves by the State Government to seek alternative crops to orchards, particular in the Great Southern, which were struggling.

The seeds - or perhaps cuttings is more appropriate - for the modern wine industry in WA were planted just out of Mount Barker in the mid-1960s.

In 1964, the Grape Industry Committee, which included such notables as Government Viticulturist Bill Jamieson and Houghton’s Jack Mann, was formed by the State Government keen to determine the viability of the grape growing industry in this area.

After soil sampling and investigation in the Mount Barker area, a small experimental vineyard of cabernet sauvignon and riesling was established at Forest Hill. Although the original vines are gone the vineyard itself has remained and continues to be an important one for the current ownership of Forest Hill.

And the pioneering spirit that helped establish the WA industry in the nineteenth century was just as important here in the early days in the Great Southern with people like Tony Smith at Plantagenet in 1968, Mike Goundrey in Denmark in 1971 and Merv Lange at Frankland River in 1971 playing vital roles in establishing the young industry.

The area, which includes many distinctive subregional areas has thrived and is now recognised as one of Australia’s great and diverse wine-producing areas, with its wide range of climatic conditions, soils and topography giving rise to a huge range of styles.

The most significant development for the WA wine industry was the planting of vines at Margaret River.

and the there were ....WA Wine Industry A short history - part 2

by Ray Jordan



south bound ....WA Wine Industry A short history - part 3

by Ray JordanThe birth of Margaret River as a wine region owes much to Dr John

Gladstones whose papers in the early 1960s pointed to this area as being suitable for viticulture.

Within a couple of years, pioneers such as Tom Cullity at Vasse Felix, Bill Pannell at Moss Wood, Kevin and Di Cullen and Mark and David Hohnen at Cape Mentelle were planting vines.

Vines were planted throughout the South-West of the State from the earliest years of the 20th century, although a lot of these were small vineyards operated purely for domestic home consumption. A few bigger vineyards such as one at Boyanup existed and a winery was built in Bunbury.

But the first commercial vineyard in Margaret River was planted by Dr Tom Cullity at what is now Vasse Felix in 1967. Those original vines still exist today although the place itself is a far cry from the modest and very basic place that Cullity established.

Cullity had been influenced by the Gladstones papers, although he had also been involved in a fledgling vineyard just south of Bunbury earlier. Thankfully others were influenced by those papers and the result was the beginning of one of the most important viticultural regions in Australia.

The early wines of Margaret River were generally well received but the catalyst that really turned things around was the dual Jimmy Watson success by Cape Mentelle with their 1982 and 1983 cabernet. The trophy was then awarded to the best one year old dry red table wine (since amended to include two-year-old reds) at the Melbourne Wine Show.

From the perspective of marketing kudos it remains the most important trophy on the Australian wine show circuit and provided the lift that the Margaret River region needed to take it to the next level.

It also heralded a renewed boom on planting that continued unabated until relatively recently when the industry stalled against tough economic conditions.

While the two main areas were being established other regions gradually started to emerge. Manjimup, Pemberton, Peel, Geographe, the Perth Hills and Blackwood Valley all started to establish largely boutique wineries and vineyards adding depth and diversity to the WA industry.



Wills domainMargaret River Estate Wines

$1699per bottle

members purchase any Wills domain wines and go into the draw to Win dinner for 2 at the award

wining Wills domain winery restaurant and an over night stay at Bunker Bay resort.

Hayshed HillSBS & Cab Merlot

$1699per bottle

A pioneer vineyard in Margaret River, Hay Shed Hill planted grape varieties that have made Margaret River a

world renowned winemaking region.

swings & roundaboutsRange Wines

$1699per bottle

Swings are fresh, creative, consistent,value-for-money wines from northern Margaret River.

Howard parkFlint Rock Shiraz

$1999per bottle

The dry and cool to mild continental climate of the Great Southern wine region produce a Shiraz with

great depth

members purchase swings & roundabouts wine and go into the draw to Win an overnight stay in margaret river and dinner for 2 at Winos restaurant.

XanaduNext of Kin Wines

$1499per bottle

Xanadu now has a long history of producing wines of distinction and has the awards to prove it.

members purchase next of kin wine and go into the draw to Win 3 bottles each of thelimited award winning Xanadu reserve chardonnay and cabernet wines.

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deep Woods estateSauv Blanc & Shiraz et al

$1699per bottle

members purchaseany deep Woods

product and go into the draw to Win 2

nights accomodation at pullman resort at

Bunker Bay including breakfast and a

lunch at Bunker’s cafe. total prize

value $1000.

robert oatleySignature Series Wines

$1799per bottle

Robert Oatley Signature SeriesEach wine is crafted to display true varietal and regional

expression in a modern style, with restrained oak influence, very little sweetness and relatively low alcohol. It’s a style that’s already

garnering critical acclaim. Wine Spectator’s Harvey Steiman.



members purchasevasse Felixclassic winesand go into the draw to Win a $400 voucher for lunch at the award winning vasse Felix restaurant inmargaret river.

vasse FelixClassic Wines

2 for $30twin buy

WIN

la BohemeAct 2-3 & 4 Wines

$1899per bottle



Brookland valleyUnison Wines

$1799per bottle

WIN

members purchase any Brookland valley wine and go into the draw to Win lunch for 10 at Flutes restaurant at Brookland valley

estate winery.

st HallettGameskeeper Wines

$1299per bottle

A blend from the Barossa, packed with shiraz and grenache, consistant and always a delight.

pirathonBy Kalleske

$1999per bottle

Pirathon Shiraz is a full bodied wine encompassing the great flavour, texture and structure of the north-

western Barossa.

petalumaWhite Label Chard

$1999per bottle

Petaluma, founded in 1976, crafts ultra-premium wines by carefully selecting the best sites within a particular

region suited to a chosen variety.

taylor’sEstate Wines

$1499per bottle

For three generations our family have crafted great Australian wines in the Clare Valley, South Australia.

members purchase taylor’s estate wine and go into the draw to Win one of six prizes of a dozen bottles of taylor’s Brut cuvee.

grant Burge5th Generation Shiraz

$1699per bottle

As a fifth Generation Vigneron this range pays homage to the winemaking endeavours of Grant’s forefathers.


dom perignonVintage Champagne

$19900per bottle

segura viudasSparkling

$3999per bottle

WINmembers purchase

any 2 Yellowglen colour sparkling

wines to go into the draw to Win a vip table for 10 at the

2013 perth cup.

YellowglenColours Sparkling

$899per bottle

At Selected stores only

ninth islandSparkling Pinot Chard

$2299per bottle

PureINDULGENCE


grant BurgePinot Noir Chardonnay

$1999per bottle

chandonNV Brut

croserNV Sparkling

oyster BaySparkling Cuvee

g.H. mummCordon Rouge

$4999per bottle

members purchase any mumm product and go inot the draw to Win one of 6

g.H. mumm cordon rouge magnums

WIN

SENSATIONALSelected Sparkling


Exotic

Bombay sapphireLondon Dry Gin

$3999700ml

any 2 for $75

Wild turkey 86.8 - espolon Blanco tequila - american Honeyany 2 x 700ml Bottles

russian standardVodka

$2999700ml

vodka oVodka

$2999700ml

jim BeamWhite Label

$3499700ml



In the Spirit

patronSilver Tequila

$8999700ml

patronXO Cafe

$6999700ml

Hendrick’sGin

$5999700ml

gentleman jackWhiskey

$5499700ml

chivas regal12YO Scotch Whisky

$4499700ml

glenfiddich12YO Scotch Whisky

$5299700ml

josé cuervoTequila

$3999700ml

Buffalo traceBourbon

$4499700ml

cirocVodka

$6999700ml

sailor jerrySpiced Rum

$3999700ml

ketel oneVodka

$3999700ml

absolutVodka

$3799700ml

Bonus High Ball glass.While stocks last

members purchase chivas and go into the draw to Win a bottle

of 18Yo chivas6 to be won

Bonus josé cuervot-shirt with bottle

purchase.While stocks last Bonus miniature

absolut rrp $4.99While stocks last

Bonus stags Headstopper with bottle

purchase.While stocks last


little creatures was a brewery born to make pale ale, a style that had a very quiet voice in australia when they started but one that they were sure would soon touch the hearts of australian beer enthusiasts.

little creaturespale ale

stubbies 24’s

$5499carton

$399910 pack

$449915 pack

jack daniel’s375ml Premix Cans

canadian club375ml Premix Cans

$17994 pack

Wild turkey 5% oramerican Honey 4.8% Premix

tia mariaLiqueur

$2499700ml

midoriLiqueurs

$1999500ml

amarula creamLiqueur

$24991 litre

vok cocktailsSoft Pack

$19992 litre

Bonus can of american Honey premix with each4 pack purchased



magner’s cider 568ml bottles3 for $15original or pear

somersby cider 330ml stubbies$14996 pack

vinaceous Forbidden Fruit Pear Cider4 for $204 x 500ml

Bonus pair ofaviator sunglasses

with each6 pack purchase.

stone’s ginger Beer 330ml stubbies$18996 pack

stone’s ginger joe 500ml bottle$699per bottle

strongbow cider 330ml stubbies$4499carton 24’s


Hahn super dry cans or stubbies 24’s

$3799carton

$4299carton

$3499carton

Hahn super dry 3.5 cans or stubbies 24’s

Hahn premium light cans or stubbies 24’s

m e m b e r s p u r c h a s e a n y c a r t o n o f h a h n b e e r &

g o i n t o t h e d r a w t o w i na t o p o f t h e l i n e

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WINmembers purchasea carton of carlton cold 3.5 and go into the draw to Win an antartic Flight experience for two.

an antarcticexperience

carlton cold 3.5stubbies 24’s

$3799carton

Bintangstubbies 24’s

$3999carton

matilda Bay Beersstubbies 24’s

$5499carton

cooper’s pale alestubbies 24’s

$4499carton

Bonus Bintang singlet with carton purchase.While stocks last

carlsbergstubbies 24’s

$3999carton

miller draft or chillstubbies 24’s

$4299carton

Weihenstephan Abbey was a Benedictine monastery in

Weihenstephan, now part of the Freising district, in Bavaria, Germany.

The Weihenstephan Brewery can trace its roots at the abbey to 768, as a document from that year refers to a

hop garden in the area paying a tithe to the monastery. A brewery was licensed

by the City of Freising in 1040, and that is the founding date claimed by

the modern brewery. The brewery thus has a credible claim to being the oldest

working brewery in the world

4 for $19994 x 500ml

WeihenstephanHefe, Kristall or Pils

Bonus Weihenstephan glass with each 4 bottles purchased. While stocks last

Bonus 500ml koppaerg cider with carton purchase.

neW


Specials 21st October to 3rd November 2013. While stocks last. Pictures for illustration purposes only. Prices may vary in country areas.BYO Magazine is published by Liquor Barons Co-Op Ltd. Suite 16, 350 Cambridge St, Wembley WA 6014. P: 08 9287 2222

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Liquor Barons Ballajura Ballajura Shopping Ctr P: 08 9249 5522

Liquor Barons Bayswater 397 Guildford Road P: 08 9272 2002

Liquor Barons Beaconsfield 226 South Street P: 08 9336 5746

Liquor Barons Beechboro Shop 1 499 Beechboro Road P: 08 9378 9179

Liquor Barons Brentwood 72 Cranford Avenue P: 08 9364 8711

Liquor Barons Busselton Cnr Duchess & Queen Street P: 08 9754 8606

Liquor Barons Byford 868 South West Hwy P: 08 9525 1343

Liquor Barons Carlisle 88 Bishopgate Street P: 08 9361 1335

Liquor Barons Claremont 12 Ashton Avenue P: 08 9384 6458

Liquor Barons Connolly Country Club Boulevard P: 08 9300 1400

Liquor Barons Dalkeith 133 Waratah Ave P: 08 9386 8749

Liquor Barons Forrestdale 382 Nicholson Rd P: 08 9397 0812

Liquor Barons Greenwood Shop 1, 2 Greenwood Village P: 08 9447 6413

Liquor Barons Herdsman Shop 5 - 1 Flynn Street P: 08 9387 4222

Liquor Barons Hillarys Shop 17b 110 Flinders Ave P: 08 9401 2999

Liquor Barons Jolimont 24 Cardigan Terrace P: 08 9387 3226

Liquor Barons Kenwick Cnr Kenwick Road & Belmont Rd P: 08 9459 1846

Liquor Barons Lesmurdie Shop 5 Lesmurdie Village Sanderson Rd P: 08 9291 6194

Liquor Barons Lynwood Lynwood Village Shopping Ctr P: 08 9458 5938

Liquor Barons Marmion Shop 16, 19 Sheppard Way P: 08 9447 6744

Liquor Barons Melville 348 Marmion Street P: 08 9330 1168

Liquor Barons Mosman Park 2A Stuart Street P: 08 9384 2804

Liquor Barons Mt Hawthorn 27 Green Street P: 08 9444 2097

Liquor Barons Mt Lawley 654 Beaufort Street P: 08 9271 0886

Liquor Barons Narrogin 42 Egerton Street P: 08 9881 1244

Liquor Barons Nedlands Shop 27 Broadway Fair P: 08 9386 6093

Liquor Barons Northam 117 Fitzgerald Street P: 08 9622 1120

Liquor Barons Oakford Cnr Thomas & Nicholson Rd P: 08 9397 0079

Liquor Barons Ocean Reef Shop 5 Marina Boulevard P: 08 9307 6487

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Liquor Barons Rockingham Cnr Ennis Ave & Grange Drive P: 08 9527 6666

Liquor Barons Rossmoyne 5 Third Avenue P: 08 9457 6439

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