Also affectionately known as the little sibling to the original “Black Label.” The Shiraz was introduced a substantially long time after the long regarded Cabernet Sauvignon had been a cellar […]
One of Australia’s benchmark Cabernets and one of the most cellared. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t at least appreciate this wine. Sue Hodder and Sarah Pidgeon have continued to […]
The Glengyle vineyard is just north of V&A (Victoria & Albert) Lane, and is a fragment of John Riddoch’s 474 Block. Planted on its own roots with pre-clonal material in […]
No mention of the blend % split for this release of the V&A (Victoria & Albert) Lane Cabernet Shiraz, but the advice is that they are harvested and co-fermented (naturally). […]
The grey label on the V&A (Victoria and Albert) Lane wines gives a timeless appeal and quality to the wines. While they don’t yet have the legacy that Black Label […]
Part of their ‘Dynamic’ range and new livery. The blend includes 12% Shiraz, but not quite enough for co-labelling. Taltarni, Mourvèdre, Pyrenees, 2021 Dusty paper and bush flowers with licorice, […]
Most Rosé are released in the year of making, thus this is somewhat of an anomaly from Chateau Tanunda. Released almost 2 years after vintage and in clear glass. Made […]
When you have to label your Riesling as dry, it’s a slightly sad state of affairs of the preconceptions people (still) have about Riesling being sweet. Chateau Tanunda, Grand Barossa, […]
No longer simply a rebranded “St Hugo.” This is the 3rd release of this joint label from Australian Formula 1 racing car driver Daniel Ricciardo and the St Hugo team […]
No longer a fad release, regardless of the “Will He… Won’t He… Drive F1 ever again?” conversation. The 3rd release of this joint label from Australian Formula 1 racing car […]
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