Robert Stein Farm Series Riesling 2018
Part of a new range, the “Farm Series,” for Robert Stein: riesling masters from Mudgee. Robert Stein, Farm Series, Riesling, Mudgee, 2018 With a “touch of sweetness” this offers […]
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Run free by Singlefile Shiraz 2016
The weight of the packaging alone gives this ‘2nd’ tier release from Singlefile gravitas beyond the fruit inside the bottle. Run Free by Singlefile, Shiraz, Great Southern, 2016 Plush and […]
mesh Riesling 2018
The 16th release of the riesling tour de force by riesling royalty: Jeffrey Grosset and Robert Hill Smith. mesh, Riesling, Eden Valley, 2018 Vegan friendly. Delicate lime flesh with wheat […]
Claymore Wines Superstition Reserve Riesling 2018
Don’t walk under ladders or break any mirrors. The 20th release of the wine…a solid history. Claymore Wines, Superstition, Reserve Riesling, Clare Valley, 2018 Light fennel frond, white rocks and […]
Shaw Vineyard Estate Riesling 2018
Shaw Vineyard Estate reckon they’ve sold out, but if you look about, you might be able to find it. Shaw Vineyard Estate, Riesling, Canberra, 2018 Mid line on the dry […]
Glenguin Estate Stonybroke Shiraz 2016
Shiraz is King in the Hunter. From the north west Broke Fordwich sub region of the Hunter Valley. Glenguin Estate, Stonybroke, Shiraz, 2016 20% Whole bunch. French oak for […]
Glenguin Estate Glenguin Vineyard Semillon 2017
From the north west Broke Fordwich sub region of the Hunter Valley. The team have since rolled to the 2018, but this will still be found out there. Glenguin Estate, […]
Take It To The Grave Riesling 2018
Sourced “from mostly older and well-established Riesling vines in the heart of the Clare Valley. Just to the north-west of the township.” Exclusively for the Fourth Wave Wine team, made […]
Two Hands Gnarly Dudes 2017
Named after the gnarled old vines that continue to give up their fruit, year after year. Two Hands, Gnarly Dudes, Shiraz, Barossa Valley, 2017 Big love from the Barossa. […]
Two Hands Sexy Beast 2017
Two Hands are Barossa born and bred, but their fruit sources in McLaren Vale provide a basis for quality labels. Two Hands, Sexy Beast, Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren Vale, 2017 […]
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