Berton Vineyards – Foundstone and Metal
Berton continue to be a workhorse of the Australian landscape, providing everyday drinking wines at everyday drinking prices. A new look website also makes life a little easier for purchasing….. […]
Category Archives: Wine Reviews
The Parson’s New Clothes…Chapel Hill The Parson Reds
New clothes (label) for the Parson. Keeping the historical links to the old label (think stained glass window icon), plus giving a sense of place with the bottom info wrapping…I […]
Flametree Reds
Oh the flame trees will blind the weary driver And there’s nothing else could set fire to this town There’s no change, there’s no pace Everything within its place Just […]
Windowrie ‘The Mill’ Whites
Windowrie is a family owned vineyard and winery based in Cowra, in the Central West of New South Wales. Anthony D’Onise has been winemaker the family run business for seven years, […]
Topper’s Mountain Blends
No need for any huge introduction for Topper’s Mountain, save to say they’re doing some great things in the New England district of New South Wales. I’ve written up […]
Huntington Estate Mudgee…Wines of Place.
Huntington Estate recently picked up Most Successful Exhibitor at the 2015 Mudgee Wine Show along with a swag of medals across reds and whites. Judged by Samantha Connew, Toni Paterson […]
Bremerton Wines – Easy does it
The sister act of Lucy and Rebecca Willson at Bremerton do a lot to promote the Langhorne Creek wine region, and this range shows just how versatile the region is. […]
All Riesling, Alright. Pewsey Vale and Heggies
It’s spring….and usually it’s all about the Summer of Riesling. But Riesling is such as good drink that you should be drinking it through all seasons. A glass a […]
Gday and Bienvenue…Champagne Brimoncourt
So, a little while ago, I had an email contact from the website from a gentleman by the name of Hugues Villemain. He was claiming to be a young and […]
Go West, Young Man…Mitchell Harris Wines
John Harris made plenty of quality sparkling booze at Domaine Chandon in the Yarra Valley before deciding to head out to the Wild(ish) West of Victoria to make his own […]
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