Tim Adams The Fergus 2017
A Clare Valley blend of Grenache, Tempranillo and Malbec, not the most common of combinations. Seriously good value for $25 – considering that this is
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A Clare Valley blend of Grenache, Tempranillo and Malbec, not the most common of combinations. Seriously good value for $25 – considering that this is
A super effort with Nebbiolo here which is never an easy grape variety to handle. Orange can also have its own challenges so huge kudos
Here is a Pinot that proudly shows its regional Orange characters thanks to a powerful backbone of earthy, spicy, truffle scented fruit aromas well matched
Quite a serious Orange Chardonnay here with the winemakers working hard to craft a wine with serious complexity with a tight line of acidity which
A reserved Pinot Gris style thanks to Orange’s cool climate, it opens with an array of subtle orchard fruit aromas including pears and red apples
A beautifully fine example of Orange Riesling which shows the distinctive purity of cool climate fruits seen in the best regional styles. Super pale in
This is the flagship of all Heartland Wines, and it delivers on its promise. The sleek packaging certainly denotes the pride that it carries. So
A sleek cabernet sauvignon that celebrates the power and finesse of Langhorne Creek. It has cedar, sage and blueberry notes with ground coffee and vanilla
Cabernet Sauvignon and steak are a reliable and satisfying pairing proposition. This wine has a bouquet of ground coffee, chocolate milk, black pepper and sage.
What a revelation this is, nothing short of amazing. It opens up immediately with plum and blueberry characters, showing generous fruit forward appeal. The palate
An attractive introduction to Heartland’s range. This Shiraz has a dense appearance and enticing deep colour with a bouquet of raspberry jam, crushed pepper and
This Dolcetto from Langhorne Creek is such an experience of discovery and indeed, my first encounter with an Australian example of this variety. It is
Cracking Mornington Peninsula Chardonnay for under $30. Must be Christmas. The grapes are whole-bunch pressed into a combination of French oak barriques (of which 8%
A deeply coloured and luscious example of South Australian Shiraz that immediately bursts with ripe, sweet blackberry and mulberry fruits well supported by generous oak
This wine is a brilliant first look at 2021 which is tracking to be an exceptional vintage showing both fruit richness and power with impressive
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