It has taken an extraordinarily short period of time for McLaren Vale Fiano to challenge some of the very best...

There is grandeur here with a cavalier sense of style. Cassis, licorice all-sorts, bracken and turned potting soil. A fine...

A wine with quiet authority, confident in its blackberried fruit core supported by plums and mulberry with a touch of...

First released in 2004, this has been a wonderfully successful wine for the Estate, winning a truckload of bling. More...

One always has to respect people who follow their passion, even when it goes through lows as well as highs....

Made from 85% Garganega with the balance Trebbiano di Soave, this opens with a soft, suave perfume of honey, peach...

Quite shy initially, but a vigorous swirl reveals plum and dark cherry fruit alongside flickers of rosemary, camphor, bark and...

This is invigorating with pear drop, green kiwi and finger limes. A jazzy entry into citrus and tree fruit, with...

10% of the fruit is wild fermented and into older oak barrels with 10% wild ferment in the tank. This...

25% of the wine is transferred to Numblot egg and the rest into seasoned oak barrels. A wine with fleshy...

Bosc pear, yellow apple and Meyer lemon lead the charge, followed by more subtle tones of quince jelly and lavosh...

Pale copper. Musk stick, strawberry coulis, orange peel and an allusion of whipped cream make up an attractive perfume, with...

Rosé can – and should – be considered an all year-round proposition. To argue the case, consider the textural appeal...

Made from King Valley fruit off the Corsini family’s La Cantina vineyard. Overnight skin contact, mostly old oak fermentation, three...

A blend of Syrah, Pinot Noir and Sangiovese from Wooragee, Black Springs and Stanley in Beechworth. Familiar pine and forest...

Not travelling this year? The chaos in the Middle East convinced you to stay home for the moment? A few...

Theoretically, one would expect this wine to drink at a level above their Petit Chablis from the same vintage. In...

The 2023 vintage in the Chablis region in France provided us with open, ripe and generous wines. Go back a...

There is much to like in this fine Barbaresco. Fermentation was in stainless steel before the wine spent a further...

The first of two releases from a new champagne producer, established in 2019, which is placing an emphasis on transparency....

Champagne Epicurean is a new name dedicated to de-mystifying Champagne and providing all the information a drinker might need to...

Comes off the chalky, clay and sandy soils of Champagne’s Coteaux du Sézannais and, specifically, the EPC Winegrowers’ Group in...

The second wine in this set of releases from a new producer, the name EPC is apparently a play on...

This is quite a distinctive Pinot Gris from the Evandale Parish in Tasmania. Has quite a distinctive steely, granite-like character...