Taltarni Mourvèdre 2021
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, […]
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 […]
Well this is awkward. The label for the wine states that it is “Naturally lighter in alcohol,” sitting ay 11.8%, while the “technical info” on the website has the wine […]
From a single vineyard in the Coldstream subregion of the Yarra Valley. “Naturally lighter in alcohol,” (though still sitting at 11.6%). Minimal preservatives and naturally fermented in 100% French oak […]
A new addition for Howard Park. Fruit from Porongurup and Mount Barker sub-regions of Great Southern. WA Pinot Noir is a challenge and there’s only a handful that are able […]
Howard Park take fruit from most of the WA wine regions, this one coming from Howard Park’s Mount Barrow vineyard in Mt Barker in Western Australia’s Great Southern region. Wild […]
Tasted at a trade tasting and I managed to sneak a little of the left over bottle home for a better look. DC Shaw, Cabernet Franc, McLaren Vale, 2022 Under […]