My pick of the latest offerings, the blend of Cabernets Sauvignon and Franc is a powerhouse of concentrated flavour and...

A ripe and juicy blend of Grenache, Shiraz and Mourvèdre, the GSM displays bright fruit – raspberry, black cherry, cranberry...

Silky, chewy, dusty tannins. A complex wine of great value. Presenting mulberry, blackberry, raspberry, wild strawberry, plum and spice, the...

An enticing (and surprising) blend of Tempranillo and Cabernet Sauvignon, showing black cherry, blackberry, green pepper, cedar, soy, leather and...

The Bianco is a slightly spritzy, quite silky and very approachable blend of Vermentino and Pinot Grigio. It shows surprising...

A blend of Italian varietals Sangiovese and Montepulciano, the Rosso brims with tangy boysenberry, red cherry and blackberry freshness, and...

Powerful stone fruit drive aromatically; yellow nectarine, subtle apricot, and white peach at the fore with some cinnamon spice, subtle...

Green peppercorn sits above vibrant blackberry to start, before black tea, graphite, mocha, tilled earth, pan juices and gentle menthol...

Tim Knappstein’s connections to the Clare Valley run deeply, this wine from a favoured vineyard to the east of Watervale...

To add complexity to this much-loved style, a portion was fermented with wild yeasts in oak. A very pale lemon...

This wine varietal has found a notable place in the Australian wine scene, especially given the market’s strong inclination toward...

The P+R Cabernet is a surprising wine. The incredibly perfumed, fruity aromas leap from the glass, with blackberry and black...

I decided to write about Topé’s two Rieslings together because I honestly feel this is how they should be enjoyed....

This is based on a half dry Spatlese style from Germany, so we have gentle sweetness. It is a refreshing...

This is always one of the very best Clare Valley Rieslings, year in and year out. It never fails. And...

Another superb, though cooler, vintage for this much-loved Clare Valley classic, the 39th release. It remains as consistent as ever...

Umberto Eco’s ‘The Name of the Rose’, is the winery’s choice for reading with a glass of this fine West...

Apparently, a wine to enjoy while reading Orwell’s ‘1984’, which is a rather scary thought. Pale crimson in colour, this...

It has been a delightful surprise to see just how well Grenache is doing over in the West in recent...

From an array of top Western Australian regions – Manjimup, Pemberton, Frankland River and Margaret River – the team make...

The Swan Valley is the source for Grenache here and proves to be a fine one. This is seriously good...

The winery suggests that with this fine local offering, one should read Jules Verne’s famous ‘Twenty Thousand Leagues under the...

This is a pale lemon hue and whilst made in a style that might be simple, it provides simply delicious...

A classic Margaret River blend here, this is a burly, muscular style of Cabernet. Dark red fruits, violets, dry herbs,...