It is interesting to look through the server logs and see what keywords are bringing people to my site (perhaps your idea of interesting is very different to my own, but that is alright).

Admittedly, search engines have gotten much better over the past few years and the majority of searches that lead here look about right, but the descriptions in tasting notes are liable to generate some unexpected or unusual results coming here (despite the summary of the content under the search result usually not coming close to matching the query details).

Some for this month so far;

all six wheeler duck - I’m not at all sure what that means or why someone would be searching for it.

having peaches and cream and liking it - I can 99.9% guarantee that they weren’t happy to find out that this is a wine review site.

Australian carrot salad texture - Why would it be any different from the texture of a carrot salad elsewhere in the world?

australian wine brand starts with “L” - I’m sorry, search engines are getting better - but I think you will have to try to be more specific. I hope the first result on my site “Leeuwin Estate” was what they were looking for.

australian funky straws - “No shopkeeper, you don’t understand, they must be australian.”

how did the parsnip get to Australia - I guess it is a legitimate question, but the search summary of “House-Made Black Pudding with Foie Gras, Seared Scallops and Parsnip Puree” wasn’t a sign that they were heading to the wrong place?

matching furnitures for butterscotch hardwood floors - If nothing else I hope they found something nice to drink while selecting furniture.

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