Toi Toi Sauvignon Blanc 2015
An exclusive to Dan Murphy’s stores in Australia. Toi Toi picked up some sliver bling at the London International Wine and Spirit Competition for this wine. Toi Toi Sauvignon Blanc, […]
Mount Riley Sauvignon Blanc 2015
I’d not heard of Mount Riley prior to seeing this SB (they also sent a Pinot Gris and a Pinot Noir to be reviewed), but a little bit of research […]
Quartz Hill of the Pyrenees
One of the best things about wine writing, is that every now and then, a little nugget shines that little more brighter than the others, and those fresh discoveries are […]
Voyager Estate Project 95 Chardonnay 2012
The other half of the Project wines that make up the Estate chardonnay, this time, using the “95” Clone. Voyager Estate Project 95 Chardonnay, Stevens Valley, Margaret River, 2012 A […]
Voyager Estate Project Gin Gin Chardonnay 2012
Voyager Estate, whilst completely collegiate in nature with their Masterclasses, also don’t mind pulling back the curtain and showing you how the magician saws the lady in half. The Project […]
Longview W.Wagtail Brut 2013
The slightly comical, comic nature of the label belies the quality of product underneath. DIAM closure, and no foil over the cage. Longview, W.Wagtail Brut, Adelaide Hills, 2013 65% Chardonnay […]
Thomas Wines Murphy’s Semillon 2015
I wasn’t sure where the naming for this one came about, I though perhaps it is in reference to ” Murphy’s Law,” that is: Anything that can go wrong, will. […]
Thomas Wines Synergy Semillon 2015
Alongside the Shiraz stablemate, this label was a new introduction to the range of Andrew Thomas’s excellent wines. He also welcomed his new son, Jackson into the world in January […]
d’Arenberg The Sticks and Stones 2011
So, when you’re criticised for the amount of labels you have, or the crazy names you give them….a childish proverb springs to mind: “The inspiration for this name comes from […]
Calabria Wines Cool Climate Series Riesling Eden Valley 2015
Calabria are extending their range with this value for money “Cool Climate Series.” They’re all reasonably priced and as always, Riesling shows just how good value it really is. Calabria […]
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