Another wine under this range that is aimed at the lower alcohol drinking market. It’s fragrant and juicy with bright...

A wildly popular style, local Prosecco, and deservedly so. This is a bubbles designed for simple drinking but one which...

The trend to non-alcoholic wine has seen a push for some lower alcohol styles as well. Kudos to the winemakers...

This is definitely worth grabbing, but note that the 2024 is about to hit the shelves as well. 8% alcohol,...

Many will recall that a decade or two ago, the standard complaint for Pinot Noir was that there was no...

This is an interesting version of a local Tempranillo. To be honest, it did not do a lot for me...

Fruit for this Chardonnay was pressed to second-use puncheons and left with solids for eight months. The result is an...

Made from 60% Sauvignon Gris (a clonal mutation of Sauvignon Blanc), 30% Chardonnay, and 10% Roussanne. This was an easy...

If you’re looking for a classically defined Grenache, then this little fellow from Brookhampton in the Geographe region ticks all...

Made from Montepulciano (likely the most popular export from the Italian region of Abruzzo), this is a delightful rosé, one...

This is quite possibly the first Rosé I’ve had from Nero d’Avola, but I’ve become a fan. It shows vibrant...

I can’t get enough of Aussie Gamay. It’s a variety that lends itself well to many different styles and sensibilities....

While I liked the Nero d’Avola Rosé, I loved this version of it. It’s youthful and intense, fragrant and bold,...

This bright and flavoursome Margaret River Shiraz saw time in a mix of older French and American oak. The colour...

Solo Malbec is always interesting to taste as it can be a difficult wine to do well. Here, it succeeds....

A typical Bordeaux blend from a region that does the style wonderfully well, Margaret River. The blend is Cabernet Sauvignon,...

Gorgeous aromatics here with this blend. It is purple/magenta in colour and the nose weaves through florals, mulberries, raspberries, cherries...

An uncommon, at least for the region, blend of these three grapes, all of which were fermented and aged discreetly,...

If I have ever seen a Marsanne from Margaret River, I certainly can’t recall it (whether that reflects badly on...

If ever a grape’s popularity was not matched by its quality, surely it is Chenin. Good Chenin so rarely grabs...

An appealing Riesling here, albeit one which has enjoyed some less traditional winemaking methods than is usual for Aussie Riesling....

Good value Margaret River Cabernet, with a deep maroon hue, the nose gives us aromas of cigar boxes, cherries, dried...

Certified organic, this is a typical Margaret River version of the old classic dry white blend – Savvy and Sem....

A deep yellow hue here for this enjoyable Margaret River Chardy. The nose gives us hints of nuts along with...