Viognier is certainly one of the most distinctive of all varieties. A few years ago, it was on the verge...

I’ve tasted this wine over a couple of years now and each time it seems to get better. For me...

This is as good as any cabernet yet from Gralyn – and there have been some very good ones over...

A stylish and elegant style of shiraz that seems to be a continuation of the stye shift that I first...

Like a few 2013 vintage Margaret River wines I have been fortunate to taste recently, this one is moving with...

Ah, I do love liqueur muscat when it’s done well combining age and well managed freshness. This is a remarkable...

A champion of fortified production in the heart of cabernet and chardonnay country and just shows what can be done....

The comments on the Block’s Road Cabernet, pertaining to the glories of Clare Cabernet, apply three times over here. This...

Sourced from the estate’s Morrison’s Vineyard, the rows are at the very top of that vineyard, along the ridge which...

If wine has the equivalent of a ‘pub test’, and please forgive the obvious irony of that suggestion, it is...

Cab and Marg River – a match made in heaven – and this is a cracker. Deep red in colour,...

Margaret River Shiraz too often falls into the shadow of their great Cabernets but you are doing yourself a disservice...

As every keen winelover knows, there are many places in Australia that do Chardonnay, but very few of them which...

Just as with the Premier chardonnay, this is all barrel fermented with wild yeasts and full solids left in the...

This may well be the best Vasse Felix chardonnay yet, setting aside Heytesbury of course. This was an outstanding early...

A cracking Shiraz from a region proving ideal for it. This hails from a single vineyard, the Hayview Vineyard, in...

From a single vineyard in the Woodside sub-region of the Adelaide Hills, planted in 2008, this is an impressive Pinot...

Lovely Chardonnay from Margaret River, the Wilyabrup sub-region. From a single vineyard, the Knotting Hill Vineyard (cue the Julia Roberts/Hugh...

A lovely dry Rosé from the Geographe sub-region in the West, this hails from a single vineyard planted in 1996....

Margaret River Malbec – more often seen as a minor blending component, but always fun to see if these varieties...

The cracking Aussie Grenache parade continues. This offering is from a single vineyard planted with bush vines in 1950, in...

For a first effort with the legendarily tricky Pinot Noir grape, the team at Clandestine Vineyards have done remarkably well....

Is it a reflection of the 2019 vintage in the Adelaide Hills or a winemaker’s choice to present a chardonnay...

If a pleasing dry Riesling from the Yarra Valley comes as a delightful surprise, imagine one made in the late...