Wolf Blass “Blass Noir” Cabernet Sauvignon 2014
Part of the new “Blass Noir” series that are available exclusively to Dan Murphy’s. Wolf Blass, Blass Noir Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra 2014 15 months new and old French oak. Full, […]
Part of the new “Blass Noir” series that are available exclusively to Dan Murphy’s. Wolf Blass, Blass Noir Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra 2014 15 months new and old French oak. Full, […]
One of the 6 wines that makes up the ‘Wynnsday” releases, available commercially on the first Wednesday in August. This is a blend of 72% Cabernet Sauvignon 72% and 28% […]
Straight Shiraz tends to play the supporting role in the Wynnsday release for Wynns Coonawarra Estate. Of the 6 wines released on August 3rd, only 2 are 100% Shiraz. Whilst […]
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 […]
33rd release of this stalwart label. I think Coonawarra must hold most of the “continual” label releases with this and the Wynns labels. Any takers on that trivia? St Hugo, […]
A trio of red wines from the Di Giorgio Family of Coonawarra. Di Giorgio Family Wines, Shiraz, Coonawarra, 2013 Meat and graphite merge with black pepper, red/blue fruits, and the […]
Label and slight name change for this little gem of a wine. Don’t tell anyone, but this is one of my favourite Pinot Gris in the land. Dare I say […]
“Sheep are cute, sheep are beaut, sheep are soft and curly. But when I take ’em in to town I have to start out early…. Cos they never go the […]
Riesling. Coonawarra’s most underrated grape. Raïdis Estate, The Kid, Riesling, Coonawarra 2015 Pure example. Lime skin, slate, slight tropical lift with light sherbert. Lean, light, tight, refreshing, citrusy. Right amount […]
Sometimes, just because it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck….it’s not always a duck. In this case, St Mary’s wines are located on V&A Lane, Penola. Yep, […]