Prosecco Pandemonium
The Prosecco train shows no sign of stopping as it simply slows down to allow more passengers before picking up more steam. The Italians are well onto it though: Technically […]
The Prosecco train shows no sign of stopping as it simply slows down to allow more passengers before picking up more steam. The Italians are well onto it though: Technically […]
Kate Goodman’s eponymous range includes this unfiltered little number. Goodman, Cabernet Sauvignon, Yarra Valley, 2014 A light garnet colour. Lovely aromas of earthy dark chocolate, black fruits: currants and berries. […]
Part of the new I Am George range which celebrates the stories of George Wyndham. George The Unbound, Shiraz, Barossa, Padthaway, 2016 Bright bruise purple core and an electric rim. Pulpy, […]
Must be one of the few wines left in Australia to be labelled as “unoaked,” though we don’t have to go back very far to remember when it was all […]
Nothing like evoking the sea when you’re a few hundred kilometres from the nearest beach. Silver at the Australian Alternative Varieties wine show for this year too. Berton Vineyards, Metal Range, […]
This little number picked up a bronze at the Australian Alternative Wine Show this year. Good to be recognised. Berton Vineyards, Winemaker’s Reserve, Fiano, Riverina, 2017 An attractive, dull gold […]
I like nearly everything about this wine. Style, flavour, packaging; pretty much everything except the price. If only it was available for a few dollars less, it’d be one of […]
16 months in French oak barriques with regular lees stirring (bâtonnage). Bremerton, Bâtonnage, Shiraz, Malbec, Langhorne Creek 2015 Opens as a wine of the land: earthy, crushed ants, white pepper, […]
Former winemaker Sandrine Gimon says that vintage 2014 in Coonawarra was “described by most as one of the longest on record, starting mid-February and finishing for us in the first […]
From biodynamically grown fruit in the Kangarilla region of McLaren Vale. Wild yeast fermented with 8 months maturation in 100% old French oak. The wine was filtration, with no fining. […]