Yalumba The Tri-Centenary Grenache 2019
September 16th is #InternationalGrenacheDay. Yalumba have done much work to promote this resurgent variety that has been planted in Australia for many years. The fruit for this is sourced from […]
September 16th is #InternationalGrenacheDay. Yalumba have done much work to promote this resurgent variety that has been planted in Australia for many years. The fruit for this is sourced from […]
Part of the Distinguished Sites range. Sourced from two blocks of 1949 and 1929 vines in the Yalumba Tri-Centenary block on the valley floor. The two blocks were wild fermented […]
Sometimes you just want to reach for a bottle that you know will be reliable, juicy and well made. Part of the “Samuel’s Collection” from the consistent Yalumba. Vegan friendly. […]
Yalumba are super blessed with access to oceans of great fruit. This one recall’s Wyndham Hill-Smith’s time in the 1930s, representing state and national cricket teams, including an Australian XI […]
One of the many quality non-Yalumba labels from the Hill Smith Family Vineyards. Winemaker is Sam Wigan. Rogers and Rufus, Rosé, Grenache, Barossa Valley, 2021 Pale salmon in hue. Watermelon […]
Barossa Cabernet. Divisive, but can be excellent when be done well. Part of the Hill Smith Family Vineyards (home of Yalumba). Made by Marc Van Halderen. Vegan friendly if that’s […]
Part of the Hill Smith Family Vineyards (home of Yalumba). Made by Marc Van Halderen. Vegan friendly if that’s your thing. Grower Gatherer by Earthworks, Shiraz, Barossa, 2020 Bold Barossa […]
These Little Giant wines are such good value for money…..never mind that they also provide great funding for WIRES. Little Giant, Little Batch, Montepulciano, Barossa Valley, 2021 Woody spice over […]
SALVIS GRATIA roughly translates to “Saving grace.” The CB boys call this new label a “secret project” crafted mid-vintage. Hand harvested from “some of the last remnants of the Madeira […]
This year a blend of 48% Grenache, 30% Shiraz and 22% Mourvèdre. *Light’s Vision: A Battle for the Barossa. The CB boys explain this better than I can: “A vinous […]