If people buy based on label this one will certainly get the attention of the masses ! It's a well put together wine with curves in all the right places...
I always love the nose on Malbec, it's often reminiscent of cherry hubba bubba crossed with milk chocolate, and in this case there is also a peppery expression of blackberry...
At a touch over $25 this is a great value release, attractive now but built to reward medium term cellaring. In terms of winemaking the wine saw extended maceration on...
A lovely light pink with a slight salmon hue, the nose is a pretty combination of wild strawberry, red apple skins and a faint note of Turkish delight. ...
A Cabernet Sauvignon dominant blend that also includes a small amount of Malbec (1.5%) and Cabernet Franc (0.5%) and is produced from the Mount Barker region in Western Australia. The...
Margaret River Cabernet Sauvignon continues to be one of the most consistent region and varietal combinations in Australia, this release from Credaro has all the hallmarks to be a long...
The second release of Shiraz from Humis and even though the vines are relatively young the 2015 Shiraz is an elegant, slightly savoury and imminently drinkable wine that is punching...
Produced from a Single Vineyard in the Lenswood sub region of Adelaide Hills and crafted by the talented Peter Leske this is a consistently good performer with the 2016 vintage...
A light, vibrant red in the glass. The wine gives varietal blackcurrant, peppery capsicum and tomato leaf on the nose. There is blackcurrant and richer plum fruit...
Opens on the nose with a significant amount of oak that overshadows any real fruit character. The dominance of oak carries through to the palate where smokey vanillin richness forms...