Wow, just wow. You know the blending bench has had tireless hours of tasting and conversation for this wine. The...

A wine that has always moved me to tears, which may sound phony but such is the power and emotion...

Sourced from the Old Paddock and Old Hill vineyards. A wine for peering into its depths, this is delicate with...

To many generations the nifty blend of Shiraz and Pinot Noir might seem like a modern blending twist, but it...

Blueberries, redskins, and sweet spices are framed by a savoury backbone of crushed gravel and lead pencil shavings. It’s playful...

Hard to put this one down, unless it is to pour another glass. Love every part of this thoroughly delicious...

A wine that is always on the list of wines to watch in any vintage. The vines were planted on...

From Langhorne Creek, amazing to see a really good wine which has been in the cellar for several years longer...

High-functioning Hills Shiraz with immediate intensity and power – the nose exuding expressive Shiraz berry and French oak spice, while...

European wine purists would have a fit looking at this wine. Their loss. Not only is it a rather uncommon...

“Red meat’s perfect partner” is the back label claim. 100% American oak. Made by Hamish MacGowan. Old leather, black plum,...

The aromatics and more obvious fruit characters in cooler climate Shiraz can be a little more elusive than from other...

Sourced from the central Seaview district of the McLaren Vale region, having carried 5 years maturity with aplomb, this wine...

Australia’s own red blend, reliable and generous at this value point. Decent cherry and red plum fruit, a note of...

I have friends who will look at the score here and think I have lost my mind. For them, it...

It’s hard to imagine a better current drinking Shiraz at this price point. The ’23 vintage was outstanding, with the...

A light to medium-bodied Shiraz that comes from vineyards in the south of the State. It’s soft and supple with...

Inky purple maroon. The nose offers us plums, cassis, dark chocolate, dried herbs and bay leaves. There is a supple...

The Gold Turtle range has a number of contenders for best value but for me, this is the winner, hands...

A sultry number with chocolate wrapped licorice, plum skin and boysenberries. A hint of lavender and lilac blossoms peeks their...

This feels as though East meets West here with the fragrance of red cherries wrapped with blackberries and dark figs,...

Vibrant Kirsch, Ribena and raspberry compote bubbling on the stove. Thyme leaves, rosemary stem and blossoming Grevillea. There is plenty...

Who doesn’t love the label? More importantly, who doesn’t love the wine in the bottle? This stunning Barossa Shiraz comes...

The ‘first’ famous red variety from Coonawarra, although its reputation has long since been surpassed by Cabernet Sauvignon. It still...