Tar & Roses Pinot Grigio 2021
Tar & Roses are celebrating their 15th year. Founded by celebrated late winemaker Don Lewis and Narelle King, Narelle now heads the team. With their heart in Heathcote and Priorat, […]
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Vino Intrepido Blood Of My Blood Sangiovese 2019
Made from Sangiovese grown on the Whistling Eagle vineyard in Heathcote, Central Victoria. Behind the name and styling, Vino Intrepido’s James Scarcebrook gives the insight: “The name ‘Blood of My […]
Vino Intrepido The Sharpest Thorn Rosé 2019
This rosé is made from Sangiovese grapes, grown in Heathcote, Central Victoria. When I read the name, I can’t help but sing “The Shortest Straw” by Metallica, but Vino Intrepido’s […]
McPherson Wine Company MWC Shiraz Mourvedre 2018
Winemaker Jo Nash has been at McPherson Wines (based in Nagambie, central Victoria) since 2012 and responsible for creating successes for some of the bigger Australian supermarkets’ (including Aldi) home […]
Tahbilk Cabernet Sauvignon 2017
Guaranteed to be found at a better price than the RRP, especially from Tahbilk. Where they offer an outstanding wine club with access to some incredible back vintages. Tahbilk, Cabernet […]
Tahbilk Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
Tahbilk may have a reputation as an ‘old school’ producer with gutsy rustic wines that apparently live forever, however, this Cabernet is thoroughly modern in approach, while respecting the uniqueness […]
Passing Clouds The Angel 2016
16 months in French oak. Passing Clouds have their cellar door at picturesque Musk in Central Victoria, while maintaining vineyards further north around the gold mining heritage rich soils of […]
Passing Clouds Pinot Noir 2016
Part of a line up of pinot noirs for a blind tasting. Sourced from the Quarry Ridge vineyard in Kilmore, which is pretty much dead 60 kilometres north of Melbourne, […]
Tahbilk Cabernet Sauvignon 2014
The brother to the solid Shiraz. I’ve just moved house and rediscovered that I had some 20 year old Tahbilk Cabernets among my cellar. Reckon they’ll probably still be going […]
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