La Bise Wines Sangiovese 2015
Natasha “Tash” Mooney has been the guiding hand for many quality wines in South Australia for quite a while, including the E&E Black Pepper Shiraz in the Barossa and the […]
Head Over Heels Shiraz 2016
From BertonVineyards, primarily based in the Riverina, New South Wales. Head Over Heels, Shiraz, SEA 2016 Big globs of oak, stewed plums, raspberry jam, Sweet vanilla tempered with yeasty salty […]
Bremerton Special Release Fiano 2016
My gorgeous wife Mrs Drew is half Italian, and occasionally I get told “piano,” which essentially means in that context to calm down. And maybe have a glass of fiano […]
Pig In The House Shiraz 2016
Great to see the Pig In The House range continue the lift in quality here from the very good 2014 release. Pig In The House, Organic, Shiraz, Cowra, 2016 Good perfume […]
PF Organic Shiraz by David O’Dea 2016
From the O’Dea family at Windowrie, David has been farming for over 50 years and the driving force of his family’s organic practices. PF Organic Shiraz by David O’Dea, Central […]
Berton Vineyards Durif 2016
Usually when a Durif arrives it has aged in oak for many years, so t’is rare to get one that’s released in its youth. It’s not usually known to be a […]
Windowrie Family Reserve Shiraz 2015
Windowrie continue to push the barrow for the Cowra region and are truly starting to achieve reliable consistency with their quality. Windowrie, Family Reserve, Shiraz, Cowra, 2015 Opens clean and inviting, […]
Brokenwood Pinot Noir 2015
Not specifically sourced from the Indigo Vineyard, but still from the Victorian High Country of Beechworth. Brokenwood, Pinot Noir, Beechworth 2015 Early picked vintage. Light cerise, smells deliciously of those little […]
Tahbilk Cane Cut Marsanne 2012
I’ve discussed Tahbilk Marsanne ad nauseum previously. and here we see another string to their bow with the dessert style “cane cut.” Tahbilk, Cane Cut, Marsanne, Nagambie, 2012 Layers of […]
Riversdale Estate Syrah 2016
15 years ago, you could count the number of shiraz/syrah prodcuers in Tasmania on one hand. Now you’d need to take off your shoes and socks. This “nouveau” style grabbed […]
