A classic Tasmanian Blanc de Blancs style already close to its peak. Pale golden in colour it opens up with...

This is a wine that is quite shy and easy to miss on first opening. But give it a big...

I just fell in love with this deeply coloured and flavoured version of Barossa Grenache which is a bit of...

The team behind Purple Hands, Mark Slade and Craig Stansborough, have shown themselves over the years to be adept at...

Here is a good value, crowd pleasing Barossan for your next dinner party sourced from the Stansborough Vineyard in WIlliamstown....

If you are a fan of big, powerful Chardonnays then the Double Oaks is probably not for you. But if...

Deep cherry red and radiating with youthful energy, this is a rich and decadent Australian Grenache which will appeal to...

Impenetrable ruby in colour with very old vines clearly on display, the wine opens with precise and focussed aromas of...

Bay of Fires has led the way in elevating the reputation of Rieslings from Tasmania. This example displays Tasmania at...

The Blackstone Paddock range is regularly home to some of the finest value wines in Australia and this Chardonnay could...

While there might be a bit of a shortage for some Champagnes right now, luckily the Veuve Monsigny Brut Selection...

A good step up from the standard Veuve Monsigny here thanks to the fruit sourcing from Premier Cru vineyards, which...

Yes that’s right – pink Prosecco. It seems the Italians were not happy only making the most popular sparkling white...

Well this must be very close to a first – rosé made from Aglianico and Shiraz. Normally known for powerful...

You do not often find Pinot Gris in the South of France but maybe that’s about to change with some...

So what exactly can you expect from a $5.99 bottle of wine? You’d assume not much but think again as...

The search for bargain Pinot Noir is generally full of disappointments as this is a grape variety that does not...

The explosion in interest for the Grenache from McLaren Vale has finally put these wines where they deserve to be...

A real Claret or Bordeaux style here from Moss Wood thanks to its elegance, focus and good structure. Only moderate...

Moss Wood’s Ribbon Vale Merlot is making a name for itself as one of the country’s finest for this varietal...

Great to see Moss Wood sticking with Semillon after all these years. And that perseverance pays off with wines which...

Bright mid straw in colour, this is a typically punchy Moss Wood Chardonnay that is a little raw right now...

Great to see Moss Wood Pinot Noir in such fine form in 2019 with the cooler vintage clearly working in...

Some of my compatriots in the wine writing game are not the biggest fans of full worked Sauvignon Blanc, but...