Wickhams Road Gippsland Chardonnay 2016
So the 2015 releases of the Wickhams Road Chardonnays were arguably some of the best seen in 2016. The Gippsland vineyards owned by Hoddles Creek must be close to 20 years […]
So the 2015 releases of the Wickhams Road Chardonnays were arguably some of the best seen in 2016. The Gippsland vineyards owned by Hoddles Creek must be close to 20 years […]
Sourced from the Upper Yarra, (Maccesfield and Woori Yallock) and keen to over deliver like the 2015 release did. Wickhams Road, Yarra Valley Chardonnay, 2016 Smells like proper drinking chardonnay […]
Drawn from the greater “Adelaide” G.I which encompasses the areas of Mount Lofty Ranges, Fleurieu and Barossa. 51% Sauvignon Blanc and 49% Semillon. Shingleback, Haycutters, Sauvignon Blanc Semillon, Adelaide, 2016 […]
This comes as a museum release and part of “The Pick,” which is Shingleback’s wine club. Aged for 15 months in French oak. Gold medals from wine shows in the […]
One might say there’s not enough Malbec going around. Here’s a cracker for a god price as usual from West Cape Howe. West Cape Howe, Malbec, Frankland River, 2015 The colour […]
Vermentino hails from Sardinia where it is said the flavour of the sea is imparted into the grapes. Seppeltsfield is a long way from the ocean, but you couldn’t imagine […]
Di Giorgio make their home in Coonawarra, but like some other producers from the region, they reach a little further south to the Mount Gambier district for a few of […]
Part of me is always reminded of Prince when I see the Bishop label. The wine has nothing to do with the paisley purple guitar god Love Symbol of course, […]
Today (currently the 8th of March) is International Women’s Day, and whilst these wines may have masculine overtones, there’s a very definite link to the feminine side of the […]
Tempranillo tide is rising in Australia.However, there’s a certain something in the wines that come from the homeland of Spain. Tempranillo is an integral part of the wines from Rioja, […]