Take It To The Grave Pinot Noir 2023
Made by the Fourth Wave Wine team, with the local Barossa boy Corey Ryan along with FWW head honcho Nicholas Crampton. Sourced from Limestone Coast in the south east of […]
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Smith & Hooper Pinot Grigio 2023
Grown on the ancient soils of Wrattonbully, just north of Coonawarra. The fruit is hand picked and the wine wild fermented. Vegan friendly, if that’s important to you. Made by […]
Paddington Lane No.3 Soft Rosé 2023
From the team at Fourth Wave Wines comes a new range of 3 Rosés. This is entry 3 and the ‘soft and slightly sweet’ one. Limestone Coast fruit of Merlot […]
Taylors Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
A continuation of Clare Valley and Limestone Coast fruit for this stalwart of the Taylors Estate range. Plenty of Little Gold Stickers (and a few silver ones too!). Complete with […]
Taylors Estate Shiraz 2021
Taylors reach across the state for fruit from the Limestone Coast to add to their home base fruit of Clare Valley for this perennial favourite. Back label contains the temperature […]
Colourpalate Chardonnay 2023
A Coles liquor group exclusive (from what I can find). Colourpalate© comes from the prolific team at Fourth Wave Wine. They are notorious for producing great value quaffing wines. I […]
Taylors Estate Pinot Noir 2023
From the well priced and reliable Estate Label from Taylors. Comes with the unique “temperature sensor” label to let you know the ideal serving temp of the wine inside the […]
Take It To The Grave Pinot Grigio 2023
This previously was made with Adelaide Hills fruit (as per the bottle image) but 2023 has seen a shift to the Limestone Coast region. Exclusive to the Fourth Wave Wine […]
Elephant In The Room Jumbo Chardonnay 2023
Big time flavour is the intent here. Winemaker Corey Ryan. helps out with the Elephant range. A mix of stainless steel and barrel (some new!) maturation with lees stirring. Full […]
Elephant In The Room Phenomenal Fiano 2023
Made by Corey Ryan. Normally these Fourth Wave Wine white wine labels have a little more geographical identity, but this time, it’s just “Australia” as the grape source on the […]
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