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Poole’s Rock was established in 1988 by David Clarke, producing premium Hunter Valley wines. Expansion saw Poole’s Rock purchase a winery from Southcorp Wines in 2002, which brought the brand into the central village of Pokolbin.
Poole's Rock Wine Styles
Poole’s Rock focuses on benchmark Hunter Valley varieties, Shiraz, Semillon and Chardonnay. They are made with distinct varietal appeal. The Cockfighter’s Ghost range is broad, encompassing noble varieties and providing an easier access range for consumers.
Poole's Rock Location
Poole’s Rock has vineyards in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales, with primary vineyard sites in the Broke Fordwich sub-region and Pokolbin. The Cockfighter’s Ghost vineyard site is located at Wollombi Brook in Broke, but fruit is also sourced from additional select wine regions for this range.
Poole's Rock Wine Styles
Poole’s Rock focuses on benchmark Hunter Valley varieties, Shiraz, Semillon and Chardonnay. They are made with distinct varietal appeal. The Cockfighter’s Ghost range is broad, encompassing noble varieties and providing an easier access range for consumers.
Poole's Rock Brands
Poole’s Rock is divided into two brands – Poole’s Rock and Cockfighter’s Ghost. Poole’s Rock also has a value brand ‘Firestick’.
Poole's Rock Winery
State-of-the-art facilities are provided for the winemaking team at Poole’s Rock with a winery that features modern equipment, air conditioned barrel store and utilises new technology in vineyard and winemaking.
| Wine Region | Hunter Valley |
| Cases produced | 20,000-49,999 |
| Address | DeBeyers Road, Pokolbin, NSW, 2320, Australia |
| Phone | (02) 4998 7501 |
| Website | www.poolesrock.com.au |
Another Usher Tinkler star, this is a very even, polished and concentrated expression of the vintage. Wonderfully pure and lifted on the bouquet, the palate is loaded with zesty lime and lemon, with driving, undeviating persistence. Layered, mou...
A terrific 09 red Burgundy from the most northerly 1er cru along the C_te d Or, this shows cassis to start and opens to floral perfume and cherries, savoury chalk and musk, mixed blue fruits too _ handy concentration. The palate s very fleshy and ...
Quite rich and glossy, this smells of peach custard with hints of butterscotch. The oak adds tight-grained, cedary complexity, some chalk and citrus notes too. The palate is deeply flavoursome and textural with a toasty thread, stone fruits, melon...
