Vermentino and fresh sardines is one of the great matches for food and wine. Tangy fruits of Vermentino beautifully cut...

Poggio San Polo is a joint venture between the famed Valpolicella name of Allegrini and their American importer which is...

This cracking red has been sourced from the estate’s own vineyards, with all components fermented individually to dryness. The softer...

Needless to say, the 2021 vintage in the Clare Valley is proving special for more than just riesling. We are...

Personally, I cannot get enough of the wonderful Clare Valley Rieslings from the brilliant 2021 vintage. As a broad generalisation,...

Of all the Breaking Ground wines from 2021 this was the pick. But if you are looking for a traditional...

Like many Hunter Semillons soon after hitting the bottle, the Breaking Ground took a little time to hit its stride....

Margan is a very well known family name in the Hunter, based around Broke, and Breaking Ground is the project...

A generous shiraz from this excellent season that delivers with medium weight but packing loads of flavour. Dark chocolate and...

A bright medium bodied expression of these three chums that is such a good combination, whether at the serious end...

This excellent shiraz drifts into the modern refined expression of Barossa shiraz, while retaining those essentials of ripe fruit intensity...

You’d be staggered at the number of wines Ben Riggs’ fingerprints are all over, especially from the McLaren Vale region....

This wine is a tribute to Frank Potts, the founder of the Bleasdale estate, which is still in family hands....

A familiar favourite from Langhorne Creek. Destemmed into open fermenters with 15% whole berries and then fermentation at 30°C with...

Shiraz was first planted in the Langhorne Creek region in 1858, by Bleasdale, and they have been making superb wines...

The Iron Duke? That’s a story for pondering over a glass, involving Bleasdale founder, Frank Potts, and Imperial Russian sabre...

If you have a soft spot for a good cabernet blend, this will scratch it. A seamless entity, each grape...

Here’s a little mystery for you. Generally, a G.S.M. signals a blend of grenache, shiraz and mourvèdre. But apart from...

An honest-to-goodness Langhorne Creek shiraz: earthy, black fruited generosity with dense tannins and a touch of savoury attitude. The region...

The Everest is Chateau Tanunda’s shot at the title, their pinnacle shiraz and grenache from every vintage. In 2018 it...

There is an interesting comparison to be had here with the Chateau Tanunda Ebenezer Shiraz, which is a decadent and...

From the entire Chateau Tanunda range this is the pick and the best value by far. It’s classic Barossa from...

Cabernet and Barossa fans will applaud this impressive wine that celebrates the best of both worlds. It’s cabernet all right...

The 2019 vintage bought some challenges to the Barossa Valley thanks to the hot and dry weather which lingered for...