The key red variety in Sicily is Nero d’Avola and this is a delicious example. The team use stainless steel...

Absolutely delicious red from the Primitivo grape, also known as Zinfandel, from the Puglia region in Italy. Gleaming dark red/crimson...

From the Trentino Alto Adige region of Italy, it may seem curious to have a white variety behind a Rosé,...

From the Rhône Valley in France, this is under cork (surely screw caps would be ideal for this style of...

Sicilian Rosé, something you can’t refuse. Under cork. Perfumes of strawberries, lavender, cherries, raspberries and red fruits galore. The colour...

This is a stunning Rosé made very much in the modern style. It’s pale copper and onion skin. The nose...

An enthralling Barossa blend from a very fine vintage, this wine is based on Lyndoch Shiraz, blended with quality Grenache...

A fine example of the not very common blend of Sangiovese (40%), Sagrantino (30%) and Montepulciano (30%), from the Orange...

Prosecco under screwcap, fruit harvested from the high altitude vineyards around Mudgee, this has a deep straw colour. The team...

Oh yes, I love this wine. It has a beautiful perfume and brightness evident on the nose and the palate....

66% whole bunch, wild ferment, 10 months in large-format seasoned oak. Gosh, there is so much vibrancy and concentration on...

As we move into cooler autumn weather, this charming Côtes du Rhône fits the bill perfectly with its easy-going charm...

It’s almost pointless trying to guess the grape varieties employed in this well-aged red from Siciily, but I suspect that...

A meaty wine with plenty of pomegranate seed, boysenberry and coils of black cherry. There is a trail of creeping...

The cavalcade of cracking reds from the 2021 vintage, from McLaren Vale (and Barossa) continues, but be warned, they won’t...

Old Vines form organic practices and a blend of mostly 93% Grenache and a touch of 7% Cinsault. A marriage...

The name, ‘Gudilly’ comes from a mash-up of Simon Adams’ children, Angus (presumably Gus), Digby and Sally. The fruit here...

They say dogs resemble their owners—this wine resembles its winemaker. It’s as if they’ve bottled up the kind eyes, digestible...

I enjoy it when Voyager Estate releases well-made, cheeky, fun wines. I also like Voyager, with relatively new Head Winemaker...

Currently living out its brat era—this wine’s dirty. Dirty in the kind of way that leaves you grinning sporadically the...

You get a lot more than the usual fresh and fragrant Arneis with this example. It was partially fermented in...

The 2016 Arras Blanc de Blancs is fine and restrained with both minerality and complex autolytic tones. It opens with...

This charming 2015 Arras Grand Vintage is a step up on the 2016, with greater power, energy, focus and length....

A brilliant Barolo with more than a decade in age already under its belt. Drinking beautifully now, but it certainly...