McWilliam’s McW 660 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
Fruit sourced from the Hilltops area of New South Wales with an average vineyard height of 660m above sea level. The wine saw success at the 2019 Hilltops Wine Show, […]
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Dan Murphy’s Cleanskin Riesling 2017
So the grocery behemoth in Australia: Woolworth’s, have produced a clean skin riesling exclusively for their biggest liquour outlet: Dan Murphy’s. Nothing new so far. However, this particular cheapy recently […]
Isabel Estate Pinot Gris 2017
The Isabel Estate wines are distributed in Australia exclusively by Woolworth’s liquor and to be found at their Dan Murphy’s and BWS stores. Chief winemaker Jeremy McKenzie oversees a quality […]
Casillero del Diablo Chardonnay 2017
I’ve been critical in the past with Woolworth’s importing this brand at least 2 vintages behind, especially with the white wines, however it seems they’ve got this one straight off […]
Zonin Prosecco NV
According to recent market research data, apparently the Prosecco category has grown 33.6% over the past 12 months (to February 2018). With such a strong market demand, it’s no wonder […]
South Island Pinot Noir 2016
An exclusive to Woolworth’s stores such as Dan Murphy’s and BWS. A very vague labeling with little information of vinification and viticulture. South Island, Pinot Noir, Central Otago, 2016 A […]
La Planchelière Sparkling Rosé NV
Labelled Anjou DOP (formerly known as DOC) and “Méthode Traditionelle.” Made from Cabernet Franc and the maligned Grolleau (which is a permitted grape variety for the rosé for the appelations […]
Isabel Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2016
Not often that Marlborough Sauv Blanc comes into Australia over the $20 mark, so when it does, there’s an inference of something a bit special in the bottle. Distributed in […]
Gerard Bertrand Côte des Roses 2016
This rosé is a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah. The bottle very pleasing in design to resemble the petals of a deep rose. Exclusive to Woolworth’s liquor shops. Gerard […]
Prosecco Pandemonium
The Prosecco train shows no sign of stopping as it simply slows down to allow more passengers before picking up more steam. The Italians are well onto it though: Technically […]
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