Brash Higgins MATO 2016
MATO is the shortened label name for Mataro of the Brash Higgins stable. Sourced from Brash’s neighbour: planted in the Lennon Vineyard with its “red mottled clay over limestone” geology. […]
Category Archives: Wine Reviews
2018 Rosé Round-up
I’m heading off to the AWRI Adavanced Wine Assessment Course in November, and I’ve not been immersed in the “wine judging” atmosphere for a little while, so to be presented […]
Margan Aged Release Semillon 2013
2013 was a very good vintage for white wines in the Hunter, and with the fruit coming off the renowned Braemore vineyard, this sees just how good the Semillons are […]
Bremerton Walter’s Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
One of the premium wines from Bremerton. Tall, heavy bottle and bottled under cork. Find that cork screw or waiter’s friend. Bremerton Wines, Walter’s Reserve, Cabernet Sauvignon, Langhorne Creek, 2013 […]
Margan White Label Semillon 2017
Andrew Margan and the team identify a special block each year from the red volcanic soils of Broke Fordwich, to go to their esteemed “White Label” range. Margan, White Label, […]
Brash Higgins MRLO 2016
MRLO is of course Merlot. From clay soils of Brash’s neighbour in the Lennon Vineyard. Matured in amphora for 9 months. 10% Nero d’Avola added for lift and spice Brash […]
Battle of Bosworth Touriga Nacional 2016
Certified Organic. Rare to see this grape bottled as a table wine, for many years it was a mainstay of our fortified production. Vinified in open fermenters and sees no […]
Brash Higgins GR/M 2016
This 70/30, co-fermented split from grapes farmed biodynamically (by the Yangarra Estate) in the sandy Blewitt Springs. Wild ferment and maturation in old French oak. Brash Higgins, GR/M, Grenache, Mataro, […]
Bremerton Old Adam Shiraz 2014
Part of the flagship range for Bremerton. Unique bottle, tall and heavy. Bottled under cork. Bremerton, Old Adam, Shiraz, Langhorne Creek, 2014 There’s no disguising the intent of this wine. […]
Shottesbrooke Shiraz 2015
Nothing crazy in the wine making here: Spends 10 days on skins to draw colour and texture before maturation in American oak (2,3 and 4 years old). Shottesbrooke, Estate Series, […]
