Hastwell & Lightfoot Fat ‘n Skinny Forgotten Rosé 2019
The lighthearted Fat ‘n Skinny range from Hastwell & Lightfoot. This one a blend of estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Garnacha. Hastwell & Lightfoot, Fat n’ Skinny, Forgotten Rosé, […]
The lighthearted Fat ‘n Skinny range from Hastwell & Lightfoot. This one a blend of estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Garnacha. Hastwell & Lightfoot, Fat n’ Skinny, Forgotten Rosé, […]
The lighthearted Fat ‘n Skinny range from Hastwell & Lightfoot. This one bottled in clear glass. Hastwell & Lightfoot, Fat n’ Skinny, Pinot Grigio, Fleurieu Hills, 2019 Pale bronze in […]
A rebranding and repackaging for the flagship red from Gartelmann. This label has a healthy trophy cabinet and there’s no reason this one probably won’t continue that theme. Gartelmann, Diedrich, […]
Made with fruit from the Broke-Fordwich sub-region of the north west Hunter Valley and named after Jorg Gartelmann’s Uncle Wilhelm. Gartelmann, Wilhelm, Shiraz, Hunter Valley, 2017 Slick sheen of black and […]
Angullong have just tweaked their labeling, but it’s not a huge departure from the image that is presented below. Which is of the 2016 vintage. Anyway. Angullong, Shiraz, Orange, 2019 […]
Angullong’s vineyards are based in the foothills of Mount Canobolas in the Orange region of New South Wales. I think this may be the first Merlot from Angullong I’ve seen. […]
The lighthearted Fat ‘n Skinny range from Hastwell & Lightfoot. The wine matured for 12 months in French and American oak. A splash of the H&L rosé has been tossed […]
The lighthearted Fat ‘n Skinny range from Hastwell & Lightfoot. Matured for 12 months in French and American oak. This one bottled in clear glass. Hastwell & Lightfoot, Fat n’ […]
COVID-19 gives a chance to do a little bit of catching up in the depths of the piles. Viinifera have since rolled to the 2017, but this was still a […]
Named after Jorg Gartelmann’s son Phillip. Grown at Rylstone, some 480 metres above sea level in the Mudgee region of New South Wales. The soils are “alkaline clay-loam over limestone.” […]