First Ridge Montepulciano 2023
First Ridge’s vines are grown in the high altitude region of Mudgee, NSW at just under 600 metres, where the top soils are shallow, with shale rock and iron stone […]
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First Ridge Barbera 2023
First Ridge’s Barbera vines are grown at the highest part of their vineyard in Mudgee, NSW at just under 600 metres, where the top soils are shallow, with shale rock […]
First Ridge Pinot Grigio 2024
From fruit grown at over 500m above sea level in the Mudgee region with cool nights. The First Ridge vineyard was planted in 1998. Well regarded local James Manners is […]
First Ridge Alira Prosecco 2024
First Ridge present their Alira Prosecco in a screw cap bottle, negating the need for a stopper if you’re not planning on finishing the bottle (with friends). Well regarded local […]
First Ridge Fiano 2024
A sneak peek of First Ridge’s 2024 Fiano. At time if writing the 2023 is still available via the website (and bottle image below is of that vintage). 30% put […]
First Ridge Barbera 2022
First Ridge’s Barbera vines are grown at the highest part of their vineyard in Mudgee, NSW at just under 600 metres, where the top soils are shallow, with shale rock […]
Robert Stein Dry Riesling 2022
The Stein Riesling story continues to write successful chapters. There’s no denying it. It’s getting into premium Riesling price territory, but rightly so. Robert Stein, Dry, Riesling, Mudgee, 2022 All […]
Robert Stein Half Dry RS15 Riesling 2022
A perennial bling winning wine for Jacob Stein and the team. Robert Stein, Half Dry, RS15, Riesling, Mudgee, 2022 Dripping with rich and fragrant fruit: lime brûlée, grilled lime fresh […]
Vinifera Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2016
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 […]
Gartelmann Phillip Alexander Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot 2016
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.” […]
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