Scotchmans Hill was one of the first wineries in the broader Geelong region to differentiate themselves as a producer from the Bellarine Peninsula. The wine itself is characteristically Bellarine with...
This wine is a blend of Shiraz, Lagrein, Nero d'Avola and Sagratino, all varieties grown at the immaculately tended to Chalmers vineyard in Heatchote Victoria. I must...
The 2011 Yellowglen Vintage Pinot Noir Chardonnay is made using the methode champenoise technique (bottle fermentation), and at $12 is a very good wine for the price. ...
The Premium release sits in between the Estate and Reserve in the hierarchy of Pinot Noir from this esteemed Australian producer. The 2010's have been excellent across the board with...
Adelaide Hills continues to vie for a position as one of Australia's premier Pinot Noir producing regions, with the Shaw & Smith Pinot true to the typical varietal and regional...
The 42 Degrees South label is produced by Frogmore Creek and represents the entry level into their wines. The 2010 Pinot Noir has good colour and a varietal nose of...
A wine that shows its age in terms of colour with slightly browning hues towards the rim of the glass, the nose is similar to other Marcus Hill's i've tried...
Tasmanian Pinot Noir and Chardonnay seem to start showing their best after a few years in the bottle, with the 2008 release from Frogmore creek really starting to come together....
A well made aged Barossa shiraz is a great drinking experience, one that takes adept winemaking and a balance between fruit and oak, the 99 Factor is a great example...
The 2008 Shiraz Viognier has benefited from time in the bottle and has a well integrated nose of peppery red fruits and at dried apricot lift no doubt from the...