It may sound like the proverbial broken record but this is yet another truly stunning Clare Valley Riesling from the 2021 vintage. The choice between

This is a bit special. The vines were originally planted in 1853 – the oldest Mourvèdre vines on the planet. The ‘Old Garden’ vineyard is

The Iron Duke? That’s a story for pondering over a glass, involving Bleasdale founder, Frank Potts, and Imperial Russian sabre rattling in the 1870s. Frank

The Everest is Chateau Tanunda’s shot at the title, their pinnacle shiraz and grenache from every vintage. In 2018 it is a barrel selection from

The team at Chateau Tanunda have thrown everything at this wine and made what is clearly a house style of grenache. While many new wave

This is the first time this wine has appeared under the Limefinger label and what a wonderful addition. The grapes come from 30 year old

Quite possibly my favourite blend out of the Clare Valley. Lots of aromatic lift out of the glass – there is bucket loads of boysenberry,

A fascinating expression of John Riddoch in 2018. Gone are the blockbuster, oaky styles of old and they have been replaced by more classically styled,

Produced from Wynns’ best 20%-25% fruit grown on the region’s terra rossa vineyard, the Coonawarra’s major defining geological identifier, this is cabernet elegance personified. All

Michael tends towards the monumental, an Everest of Coonawarra shiraz that demands serious time in the bottle before broaching. In many ways it shares a resemblance

This distinctive wine comes from the oldest surviving cabernet bock in Coonawarra, planted back in 1954. Loads of dark chocolate coated blackcurrant and rich plummy

Jeni Port96 Points – Drink 2021 – 2035 Sometimes we see a great vintage date on a wine bottle and next, the pulse picks up

The colour here is a near opaque purple. The nose suggests that the wine is not as immediately generous as the GSM, more brooding and