Oooh I just want to keep smelling this! There’s cherry compote, freeze dried raspberries, red frogs, cola, inky dark blueberries,...

Is The Cigar going to be a new Coonawarra benchmark which in time challenges Wynns Black Label – only time...

From one the few companies that really stuck with Grenache through the thick and thin, it is fantastic to see...

The Cimicky name has a proud history in the Barossa Valley stretching back to 1842, particularly with shiraz, which makes...

This is a bit special. The vines were originally planted in 1853 – the oldest Mourvèdre vines on the planet....

This single vineyard Shiraz is taking us into the realms of special occasion wines. It is for enjoying today or...

Another stunning single vineyard Shiraz, from old vines, this time from the Rowland Flats region of the Barossa Valley. The...

A soft deep red here. The nose offers chocolate, spices, florals and excellent oak integration. There is a little of...

The ‘LuLu’ vineyard is located in one of the cooler and higher regions in the Adelaide Hills, our leading Savvy...

Another wine from the Tuerong Vineyard, planted in 1996. Pale crimson, the aromatic nose offers spices, brambles, dry herbs, strawberries,...

Made from grapes harvested from their Tuerong vineyard in the Mornington Peninsula, which was planted in 1996 to Chardonnay, Pinot...

A fine, detailed and complete version of chardonnay that is unmistakably Margaret River but also shows the results from plenty...

Oliver’s Taranga has some serious Shiraz – no doubt about it. But in the current releases, my pick was the...

So many wonderful styles of Grenache now hitting the market – it can be hard to know where to look,...

The concept is crystal clear in this wine – it is Bruce Dukes crack at French-styled chardonnay. He has gone...

When it comes to Sauvignon Blanc, we have expectations. Probably more than with any other grape variety. Combine that with...

This is a pitch perfect example of bargain Margaret River Chardonnay with everything in its perfect place. Bright pale straw...

I think I have been missing out. The wines from Bruce Dukes and Domaine Naturaliste are new to me and...

Good effort here with 2020 throwing its fair share of challenges at South Australian winemakers. And while Tempranillo likes it...

Fragrant, fleshy and floral, there’s plenty happening here. Grenache confection to the fore, all cherry bon bon, red licorice with...

If it’s taken the Grenache grape 180 years to be cool in the Vale, it’s taken Mencia no time at...

Great to see Oliver’s Taranga having a good crack at Fiano, and they are one of the leaders at getting...

There is a nice old fashioned feel to this McLaren Vale Shiraz from the historic Oliver’s Taranga. No tricks or...

Australian rosés have come a long, long way from the days when shiraz and grenache were the main ingredients. The...