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John Lehmann

John Lehmann

Verified

Independent Business Owner, Freelance

Vancouver

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a platform dedicated to sports coverage with a particular focus on NFL and college football. As a passionate writer and football enthusiast.Jason Bolton is the founder of Fan Arch

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I do not cover topics, which exploit or bring harm to anyone or communities.

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Total articles 441

  • Time to let you in on the historic secrets of Langhorne Creek

    By John Lehmann, Tom Smithies| Stockhead Verified As the wind whips across Lake Alexandrina, and the grapes clustered on the neighbouring river delta seem to shiver slightly, those in the know understand what makes Langhorne Creek special. Just under an hour’s drive southeast of Adelaide, Langhorne Creek holds a unique place in Australia’s winemaking ecosystem, with the best part of two centuries of viticultural history that’s effectively hidden in plain sight.

    By John Lehmann, Tom Smithies · Stockhead

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Look south for secret to great pinot noir

    By John Lehmann, Tom Smithies| Stockhead Verified Western Australian winemaking veteran Gavin Berry admits he used to be “pretty dismissive” of those who thought making good pinot noir was difficult. “You know, people often say it’s a tricky variety to get right, and I didn’t always see that,” the senior winemaker and managing partner at Great Southern’s West Cape Howe tells us.

    By John Lehmann, Tom Smithies · Stockhead

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Time to let you in on the historic secrets of Langhorne Creek

    By John Lehmann, Tom Smithies| Stockhead Verified As the wind whips across Lake Alexandrina, and the grapes clustered on the neighbouring river delta seem to shiver slightly, those in the know understand what makes Langhorne Creek special. Just under an hour’s drive southeast of Adelaide, Langhorne Creek holds a unique place in Australia’s winemaking ecosystem, with the best part of two centuries of viticultural history that’s effectively hidden in plain sight.

    By John Lehmann, Tom Smithies · Stockhead

    Apr. 18, 2025

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