While no particular grape variety is noted on the label, none is necessary. This Rosé speaks for itself with a...

Sparkling wines look particularly good on Dredgy. The immediacy of depth is striking: toasted almond, strawberry, redcurrant, sweet almond pastry...

A traditional-method sparkling wine from the Tamar Valley, composed of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier. The blend draws predominantly...

A fresh and vibrant Pinot Gris from the Clare Valley. The colour has the faintest of copper tones, which comes...

It ticks all the modern dry Rosé style boxes. The colour is a pinky crimson, very pale. The nose has...

This serious Rosé is pale salmon pink in colour and a little shy as a young wine thanks to time...

This 2025 Lacey Vineyard Fiano is mainly tank fermented with a handful of wild barrels which makes for a stylish...

I wish there was more of this variety grown in Australia, although there’s certainly enough there to please even my...

Pinot Gris style is well suited to the slightly cooler climbs of Tasmania, although this was a reasonably warm and...

This is a blend of Pinot Noir and Shiraz. It’s a combination that you might initially find a little confusing,...

Bright, pinky onion skin color, and then a nose of creamy strawberry and a little raspberry confection-like character. Flavorsome, fresh,...

Soft, supple, vibrant, and just bursting with fruit characters. This is GSM is at its most delicious best. Aromas of...

This is a combination of Grenache and Mataro from Elderton’s Greenock Vineyard, so it’s got some pretty neat fruit sourcing...

This comes off estate-grown fruit from the Greenock Vineyard the Ashmeads bought some years ago. I really like the style....

This is sourced from down in the Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia. The wine was fermented only in stainless steel,...

Has a very pale, coppery, pinky, orange-rind color. It’s a wine that demonstrates yet again the incredibly exciting sparkling wines...

There are fumés and there’s fumés. And some can get a bit carried away with the introduction of excessive oak....

Orbis has a way with chillable reds, and this one proves the point. Wild strawberries, fresh sage and toffee apple. ...

The Angove Shiraz flagship is in great form. The ’21 vintage was a stunner and the sourcing of fruit from...

LDR – Light Dry Red – is a blend of Pinot Noir and Shiraz and, almost true to name, is...

Aglianico is a tannic grape at home in southern Italy yet it’s great to see it spreading across Australia now....

I’m a huge fan of Aussie Montepulciano and always look forward to trying another one. The Purple Hands is complex...

A beautiful blend of Montepulciano, Aglianico and Negroamaro, the 2023 shows lovely fruit immediately upon opening the bottle and a...

Arneis may never have been destined for the mainstream, but I’m always a little surprised that it hasn’t taken off...