Artis Wines Single Vineyard Syrah 2017
I’ll be honest. I’d so enjoyed the range of whites that I found myself thinking that perhaps whites were going to be the leading lights
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I’ll be honest. I’d so enjoyed the range of whites that I found myself thinking that perhaps whites were going to be the leading lights
This Barossa winery offers the typical Aussie blend of Shiraz and Cabernet, and this is more compelling evidence of why it can work so well.
The Mitchell family property in the Clare Valley was purchased in 1949 by Peter McNicol Mitchell and was originally a dairy farm and orchard, and
Seems that the Clare Valley can do no wrong in this much-hyped, and deservedly so, vintage. Another fine Riesling, this one from the Watervale sub-district.
Blended from a number of top sites from around the Clare Valley, with the aim being to select grapes best suited to ageing, the wine
The chance to pick up a mature Clare Valley Riesling for this sort of money is one that no one should miss. You’ll either be
It’s a fascinating experiment to lineup the Pikes Traditionale and Merle rieslings side by side. One is the young bull at a gate, youthful power
Merle Pike is the mother of founders, Andrew and Neil Pike, matriarch of the family, and she would be bursting with pride at what Andrew
Pikes Wines from the Clare Valley (and Adelaide Hills) are inevitably some of the most reliable in the country. They never miss. From their origins
“Deep and meaningful.” Not too often you get to write that down as a first impression of a wine, let alone the first impression of
Is this the beginning of a long term trend towards Eden Valley for Eligo? Only time will tell. Traditionally the Barossa Valley has been the
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When it comes to successful wine brands, Orin Swift’s Dave Phinney seems to have the midas touch. After falling in love with wine while studying
Sunny Queensland – You think sunshine, surf & sand but what about wine? Then a scenic 2.5-3 hour drive south west from Brisbane city and
The Longbottom family launched their iconic Henry’s Drive wines from a vineyard in Padthaway back in 1998. But over time their customer’s tastes changed and
Terrific value red from the Barossa – $25 is almost giving this away. Really liked it, but it is a curious thing. I have no
Gibson Wines is one of those near cult producers that, every time I try any of their wines, I tell myself I must seek them
The name, ‘Dirtman’, is a nod to the well known and highly respected Rob Gibson, the man behind the label – as well as being
Serious drinkability is the key to this wine. Sometimes wines from the west can be a bit lacking in this department. Not taking away from
Who can forget the Summer of 2020 – bushfire smoke and blood red skies that also wiped out much of the vintage around New South
Steven George is not your average winemaker and Ashton Hills is certainly not just any old winery. Driving up to the old quaint cellar door
This wine, produced as ever in accordance with the Cullen philosophy of biodynamics, carbon neutral output and a naturally powered estate, is a blend of
A blend of 61% Malbec and 39% Petit Verdot, harvested between the 11th and 25th of March, the wine spent five months in French oak, 57% new. Hand
Between the three of them, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Matt Giteau and Drew Mitchell chalked up 295 games in Wallaby colours. Not a bad effort and worth
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