Finally, the youngest of the vineyards, proving age is not everything, with vines from five to 19 years of age....

From another legendary Barossa sub-region, Greenock, the vineyard has a south-eastern aspect, elevation of 256 metres and row orientation of...

Situated in the legendary Moppa district in the Barossa Valley, the rows have east-west orientation and the vineyard has an...

Yacca’s Block (I thought that was in the hallowed rows at the Sydney Cricket Ground and not the east-west rows...

There is something which no one could possibly miss with this series of Single Vineyard Shiraz from Two Hands. These...

Great to see Taylors having a good crack at the classic Australian cabernet shiraz blend. While blends are becoming less...

Taylors Jarraman Cabernet Sauvignon has always been a star in the Taylors range, and my guess is that its Coonawarra...

Taylors new Masterstroke is a distinct step in a new direction for this winery. Blending has always been a vital...

Looking to spend $30 on a big Barossan? Then look no further than this shiraz from Purple Hands, who happen...

Purple Hands is often home to bigger Barossa styles – wines that are notable for their sheer power. This grenache,...

You don’t often see mataro or mourvedre taking the lead role in red blends, usually with shiraz and grenache. It’s...

I really was not sure what I was going to find here as petit verdot is best known as a...

The Great Southern and Pemberton are some of the most exciting cool climate wine regions in Australia, with Bellarmine one...

Great story behind this wine. It was made for the winemaker’s daughter Arís when she was 12 to enjoy after...

Sourced from a range of vineyards from across the Barossa, including the Zerk Vineyards at Lyndoch, which were planted in...

Expect this blend to be around half mataro and then a reasonably even split of grenache and shiraz. Shiraz from...

The rise of great Australian Grenache continues and Serafino have long been champions of the variety in McLaren Vale, the...

Matt has earnt a reputation locally for some experimentation and innovation with his semillons – this information came to me...

A really intriguing style of Hunter Semillon – I might be wrong with this but I gather it is named...

This is exactly the sort of wine which so many people insist that they do not like, but then happily...

There are some wines that come along and knock you off your feet, and this is one of them. The...

Rob and Julie Symonds focus on sustainability and grow a variety of grapes on their McLaren Vale farm. This merlot,...

It’s an attention grabbing name, and the label is reminiscent of “The Crows Have Eyes”, but there’s nothing else ominous...

This is a good effort for a variety that can be difficult in the Barossa Valley. While the Barossa can...