Author: Angus Hughson

A very interesting vintage for this wine that, thanks to the cooler year, has taken on a real Bordeaux feel. Gone is the powerful sweet

The Nouveau Rouge is new cab off the rank at Voyager Estate which is cleverly using young vine fruit to step into the popular bistro

The Silverstream Chardonnay is a wine very much of its place and has the elegance and subtlety you would expect from one of the coolest

A very typically Denmark style of riesling with its fine and delicate fruits compounded by zesty acidity. This wine has a few years under its

You don’t see too much chardonnay in the Frankland River with shiraz and riesling the leading local stars. But don’t discount it as the cool

This is the kind of wine that made Australian Chardonnay popular around the world. Big and bold styles – sunshine in the glass, with mouth-filling

The shiraz from Central Victoria is some of Australia’s finest, with the Pyrenees one of the leading regions thanks to its cooler nights, which gives

From Trento high up in the Italian Dolomite Mountains comes this delicious Sparkling Italian Rose. Made from pinot noir and chardonnay and using the traditional

Jealousy is a curse and when it comes to Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc there is plenty of that going round from the Aussie crowd. But there

This wine is a little unusual for Mitolo with the brooding and savoury characters of sagrantino trumping their typically slick winemaking style. It is deeply