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Properties and Plonk

Properties and Plonk

By: Rohan
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A chat about the real estate market and wine in the Barossa Valley with two mates, Rohan Semmler from Homburg Real Estate and James Adams, Chief Winemaker at Turkey Flat Vineyards.

© 2025 Properties and Plonk Economics
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  • Properties and Plonk - Episode 4 (28/8/2025)

    Properties and Plonk - Episode 4 (28/8/2025)
    Aug 28 2025

    Episode 4 - 28/8/2025. Rohan and James are joined by Trent Burge, winemaker at Barossa Boy Wines where they chat about Trent's journey as a sixth generation Barossa winemaker and get an exclusive tasting of the delicious Barossa Boy Happy as Lenny Syrah.

    Barossa Boy cellar door is located at Underground Barossa, 161 Murray Street, Tanunda. Exclusively for Property & Plonk listeners, Trent has generously offered a 15% discount on all Barossa Boys wines and free shipping over $50. Just use the code PROPERTYPLONK on your order at barossaboywines.com.au
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    30 mins
  • Properties and Plonk - Episode 3 (21/6/2025)

    Properties and Plonk - Episode 3 (21/6/2025)
    Jun 21 2025

    Episode 3 - 21/6/2025. Rohan and James head out to Sieber Wines in Seppeltsfield where they chat about the wine industry and the property market while tasting Sieber Wines wonderful GSM.

    Sieber Wines can be found at 82 Sieber Rd, Seppeltsfield and can be contacted at www.sieberwines.com
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    23 mins
  • Properties and Plonk - Episode 2 (6/5/2025)

    Properties and Plonk - Episode 2 (6/5/2025)
    May 6 2025

    Episode 2 - 6/5/2025. Rohan and James venture out to Tim Smith Wines in Vine Vale where they chat about the unseasonably warm weather in the Barossa, the Vintage Festival which has just been held, the current real estate market and also taste Tim's wonderful Roussanne wine.

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    15 mins
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