A little reduction that quickly opens up to savoury red fruit and gamey elements like great quality jamon and porcini...

Drinking a wine made from vines that are this old always adds an element of mysticism to the experience. Plus,...

Just a mention of the Hoffman vineyard in Ebenezer is enough to make many Barossa fans get a little excited....

This is a stunning Tasmanian Sparkling wine that delivers all the complexity and detail found in the best Champagnes while...

When the first vintage of this wine came out it instantly aroused plenty of interest. Why? It is not just...

This is my pick from the entire Corryton Burge range. It is part of the Kin premium range and hence...

I was not quite sure what to expect here, with a wine called Machete; dangerous, steely, shocking. As it turns...

The Bekkers model is a little unusual for grenache in some ways rejecting the concept of single site is best...

The first boutique winery in Australia was Lake’s Folly in the Hunter Valley. Naturally, its wines quickly became ‘must-have’s’ for...

This is a great effort from what was not the easiest of years that has retained its elegance and delicacy,...

This is a good example of the modern styles of wine now coming from the Ardeche region in France. These...

The home of this wine is the unique Welland vineyard, which sits surrounded by houses in the town of Nuriootpa....

The Tom Cullity is a little slice of Margaret River history. Made with fruit from Margaret River’s first vineyard, 50...

Having followed the progress of Steve Davies’s solo project with interest, it comes as no surprise to see his latest...

2% of Malbec is included in this cracking Margaret River Cabernet. 22 months in total in a mix of barrels...

Serious quality is stamped all over this wine and no wonder – winemaking by Mike Farmilo, double Jimmy Watson Trophy...

This must be one of the very best rieslings Rob Diletti has made. Stunning. It has a deep intensity of...

This is the closest I have come to awarding a wine 100 points. Tempted briefly. But sorry guys, I’m philosophically...

This is a fascinating Barbera and quite different from the usual style thanks to its fun, perfumed fruits. It’s almost...

A beautiful synergy between Australian wine history and Tasmanian whisky, this rare (only 450 bottles produced) is an extraordinarily decadent...

Sustainability is a big focus in Champagne and Louis Roederer is leading the way. A unique house in that they...

Moss Wood have punted for 92% Cabernet Sauvignon, 4% Petit Verdot and 4% Cabernet Franc in this Margaret River icon...

The rise of Beaujolais continues and the region that was in the past seen as country wines for everyday drinking...

Apparently named after the Lenny Kravitz Fields of Joy Album (it’s a good one for fans of early Kravitz), this...