Paralian Wines are one of the leaders of new wave grenache in McLaren Vale. This wine starts with fruit off...

Is this the beginning of a long term trend towards Eden Valley for Eligo? Only time will tell. Traditionally the...

St Henri is, for me, one of the least consistent wines in the annual Collection. By that I mean, sometimes...

A benchmark vintage of Julius that will go down as one of the greats. Right now, though, it is still...

Howard Park have a program of museum release wines and with varieties such as riesling it provides a great opportunity...

Why Rosato? Well this is Brokenwood’s take on a classically dry, tangy and distinctly Italian style of rosé, which has...

The HVD vineyard is a key source of Tyrrell’s top semillon fruit, with this wine also regularly the best value...

Yalumba are one of the few companies that have stuck with grenache through thick and thin. When times were tough...

The second in the series moves to Burnside in Adelaide itself. 27 year-old vines, also with east-west row orientation. The...

Year in and year out these wines from the Pewsey Vale vineyard continue to impress. It is of course from...

Here is an opportunity to save lives, to make a difference, to do something for fellow Australians in need. How...

Yes, it’s just a $19 wine. Yes, it gets a whopping big 94 point score out of 100. Let me...

Many of the greatest wines in the world show themselves from day 1. Power, balance and complexity leap from the...

Few wines have had a harder act to follow than this one, on the heels of the stupendous 2018. And...

There is something which no one could possibly miss with this series of Single Vineyard Shiraz from Two Hands. These...

Fascinating wine this, which shows the quality you would expect from Margaret River Chardonnay with incredible depth of fruit, but...

We’ve got a proper Barossa blend here – made with shiraz fruit from Koonunga, Rosedale, Lyndoch and Tanunda. There is...

Finally, something a little bit different. That is obvious from the totally different labelling (this one features photography of the 12th century...

Two of my favourite things, Tasmania and Riesling. I thoroughly enjoyed tasting this wine, which was flavoursome and mouthfilling. It...

The term St. Peters (curiously spelt without an apostrophe) refers to the St. Peters shiraz clone which remains one of...

Wilyabrup, in many ways, offers the quintessential flavour of Margaret River cabernet sauvignon, the region’s celebrated red wine. You smell...

While d’Arenberg certainly made its name with classic McLaren Vale big reds, their Rhone white wine collection is also worth...

One of the world’s most iconic wines, from a great vintage – much expected. But the Henschkes never let you...

This wine presents a powerful argument for why we need more Tasmanian riesling in our lives. The grape is overshadowed...