There is a lot to like about Australian Rosé at the moment. It once played second fiddle to its counterparts...

Expansively bubbly, this Adelaide Hills Chardonnay and Pinot Noir blend is fragrant with lemon peel, white flowers and a minerality you’d...

Aromas of bright new season’s morello cherries greet you at first take on this Adelaide Hills Sangiovese, along with an...

This wonderful Clare Valley Grenache comes from very old vines on this historic vineyard. Energy: that’s what you feel from...

A first rate illustration of the continuing refinement of these Clare Valley reds. This is loaded with ripe plummy black...

Outstanding Riesling from this outstanding season. Spicy and minerally aromas open with just that faint trace of lemon pith. The...

The name comes from the old cellar, the vaulted cellar, which was excavated by hand in the late 1850s. It...

From the century-old vines in the ‘Open Range’ vineyard, this is a superb vintage for this style. After harvest, the...

As we find so often with the very best Rieslings, the intervention by the winemakers has been kept to a...

One of the more exciting rosés to come my way this year – and it has some serious competition for...

This might seem an odd couple of grapes to combine but veteran winelovers will remember just how successful this blend...

The fruit here is sourced from a single vineyard located in the highly regarded Light Pass sub-region of the Barossa....

There is a striking difference between this wine and the Flower Day Kevin John. Both are outstanding. But this has...

Technical stuff, first. It’s been hand harvested on a biodynamic flower day and placed as whole bunches into amphorae, then...

What a ripper of a wine. If anyone understands Syrah in Margaret River, it’s the fabulous and flamboyant Bruce Dukes....

This is a wine that lets you know when it’s arrived at the doorstep. The yang to the yin of...

Karridale fruit, a blend of early ripening Dijon clones 76 and 95, provides a powerful, concentrated nose. Give this some...

There’s no mistaking that Gin Gin fruit on the nose. Grapefruit pith, flintiness, yellow nectarine, gentle white florals and preserved...

I’ve been a fan of Bruce’s handling of Sauvignon Blanc for many years, and this vintage is no exception. Well...

Cabernet Franc is a perplexing variety, often blended and rarely performing as a solo artist. However, when you do find...

Classic Margaret River Cabernet and the only wine under cork in the portfolio. Ripe yet compressed fruit sings from the...

Dialling up a notch from the Discovery, the Rachis is a serious Syrah. Named after the anatomy of a grape,...

For many, Riesling aside, Cabernet is the star of the Clare Valley – although there are always those who’ll take...

Always good to see museum releases available at compelling and competitive prices. From what winemaker Kevin Mitchell’s father, Mort, has...