Produced from fruit that was declassified from the Foggy Hill label, the wine is decidedly youthful and is both one for the cellar and evidence of the potential longevity of...
A vintage fortified has become a rare thing in Australia over recent years, the is a great release with impeccable balance that is a blend of Grenache and Shiraz. ...
A dark, but vibrant red in the glass, the nose combines deep plum and dark cherry fruit with a facade of sweeter floral notes, crushed violets and a satisfying vanillin...
Lost Buoy are certainly a point of difference that's coming out of McLaren Vale, with both their Grenache and Shiraz releases from 2016 taking the stereotypical characteristics of McLaren Vale...
This is one serious Pinot Noir, it's certainly expressive and concentrated yet remains elegant and retains it's varietal appeal. A light red in the glass, the nose...
This wine was produced from Sidewood's Oakbank vineyard and is a blend of both Oberlin and Abel clones, the wine was fermented in small batches, some of which were whole...
An interesting blend that sees Merlot (64%) blended with Semillon (36%) and a small amount of residual sugar left in the wine. A slightly darker salmon hue...
A bright and vibrant red in the glass, the nose is bursting with plum and dark cherry fruit with the backing of cedar oak. A concentrated if not slightly extracted...
This wine is produced by Sidewood Estate and is certainly a departure in brand from their Estate or Reserve wines. The labels have a mythical cartoonish character that make them...
This got my attention in a line up of Grenache, it's not your typical representation of McLaren Vale. The nose has a slight spearmint note to vibrant raspberry and cherry...