Longview Queenie Pinot Grigio 2020
Longview’s Queenie gets a new coat. Smartly, they’ve sent it off to market with it’s old label on a neck collar to remind customers what she used to look like. […]
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Round Theory Pinot Gris 2020
Round Theory is a new “sustainable” wine range that focuses on having a positive impact on the environment. The range (which includes an SB, Rosé and a Field Blend) comes […]
Longview Whippet Sauvignon Blanc 2020
Longview have given the Whippet and new coat, but smartly have issued a neck tag to remind people what it used to look like for brand recognition. Longview, Whippet, Sauvignon […]
Bremerton Betty & Lu Sauvignon Blanc 2020
2020 sees a completely new label for this value stalwart from sisters Rebecca (Winemaker Betty) and Lucy (Marketing Lu) Willson. Bremerton, Betty & Lu, Sauvignon Blanc, Langhorne Creek, 2020 Crisp, […]
Berton Vineyards Metal Label Sauvignon Blanc 2020
From fruit sourced in the Padthaway sub region of the Limestone Coast of South Australia and carrying some bling from the China Wine & Spirits Show as well as the […]
Jansz Sparkling Rosé NV
From one of the big players in the Tasmania sparkling scene. Jansz are owned by Hill Smith Family Vineyards (most famous for Yalumba) but have invested heavily in their Tasmanian […]
Nick Spencer Wines Medium Dry Red 2019
Truth in labelling writ large. Or medium in this case. A blend of Shiraz (58%), Cabernet Sauvignon (32% ), Tempranillo (5%) and Touriga (5%) Nick Spencer Wines, Medium Dry Red […]
Bay Of Fires Sauvignon Blanc 2020
Sauvignon Blanc can be hit and miss in Tasmania, Bay Of Fires have access to fruit from all over the state to ensure premium qualities. Grapes from Coal River, Derwent […]
Nick Spencer Wines Grüner Veltliner 2019
Grüner’s naturally at home in Austria, while here in Australia it likes cooler regions such as the Adelaide Hills, Tasmania and in this example: Tumbarumba. The fruit grown at 750 […]
Wickhams Road Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2020
2020. The year that anything goes. And now the Wickhams has crept up over $20. Is it still Australia’s best PN? (note, bottle image 2015, but no other change) Hoddles […]
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