Kalleske Clarry’s GSM 2015
Grenache, Shiraz, Mataro. You get a lot bottle for $21. In fact you can get it for much cheaper. Kalleske Clarry’s GSM, Barossa Valley, 2015 Mocha oak and plump red […]
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Kallese Wines J.M.K Shiraz VP 2015
I love what Kalleske do with this wine. Vintage Ports aren’t celebrated enough. Unlike tawny ports, these are from a single year and designed to be drink like table wines… […]
Kalleske Plenarius Viognier 2015
Single vineyard. 100% Biodynamic. Wild ferment on skins for 7 days. 10 months in Hogsheads. Unfiltered and un-fined. Kalleske, Plenarius, Viognier, Barossa Valley 2015 In the words of Puscifer: “’bout […]
Jacob’s Creek Le Petit Rosé 2016
A step up in the new rosé releases from Jacob’s Creek. This labeling quite classy and indeed intended to mimic the Provençe style of rosé. Along with the naming convetion, […]
St Hugo Cabernet/Shiraz 2013
Multi-regional blending is not a dark art nor should it be. Some of Australia’s most lauded wines are blends from two or more regions. In this example, taking the two […]
St Hugo Shiraz 2013
I’m not usually lost for words, but this introductions has been written several times, none of which passed my usual muster. So I’m opting for honesty here, rather than an […]
Wolf Blass Blass Noir Shiraz 2014
Hand selected fruit from premium vineyards in Greenock, chosen by Chief Winemaker Chris Hatcher and the team. Classy, sleek black (noir) packaging that displays Chris’ signature and a heavy low […]
Glaetzer Anaperenna Shiraz/Cabernet 2014
Tasted blind and first in a line up of twelve 2014 Shiraz and Shiraz blends. Under cork. Glaetzer, Anaperenna, Shiraz/Cabernet, Barossa 2014 Specifically has the words “unfiltered” on the label. […]
Kalleske Zeitgeist Shiraz 2016
Kalleske do things a little differently. Biodynamic wine making (shhhhhh…don’t tell the punters, they may get scared) that leads to up front wines that make no apologies for their upbringing. […]
Bishop by Ben Glaetzer Shiraz 2014
Sourced from vineyards in the north of the Barossa, across the Ebenezer sub-region. 2014 was slightly unusual with Mother Nature throwing frosts in at the end of the 2013 growing […]
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