Angullong Crossing Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
Flagship Cabernet here for Angullong. Matured in French oak (30% new, the rest 2 and 3 years old) for 12 months. Bottled under cork. Angullong, Crossing Reserve, Cabernet Sauvignon, Orange, […]
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Angullong Crossing Reserve Harriet 2019
A blend of Sangiovese, Sagrantino and Montepulciano. Probably the first of its kind in the cool climate Orange region of New South Wales. Angullong, Crossing Reserve, Harriet, Orange, 2019 Herbal […]
Ross Hill Pinnacle Series Chardonnay 2019
Ross Hill started in 1994, when Peter and Terri Robson purchased a property on Griffin Road in Orange, NSW, this flagship Chardonnay from their Home Block in the vineyard on […]
Patina Wines Sticky Tea Riesling 2018
A unique style here, winemaker Gerald Naef calls it “sticky/aperitif style with a bit of an iced tea slant.” Patina Wines, Sticky Tea, Riesling, Orange, 2018 There’s visible viscosity swirling […]
Patina Pinot Noir 2018
Patina Wines sits on the outskirts of the high elevation town of Orange in Central West of New South Wales. One would think that the high elevation and cool climate […]
Quilty & Gransden Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
Neat and simple packaging across the range. Orange isn’t always known for Cabernet, but there are always exception to the rule. The Quilty and Gransden range made by Debbie Lauritz […]
Quilty & Gransden Shiraz 2018
From Orange in the Central West of NSW. The range made by Debbie Lauritz at Cumulus. Quilty & Grandsen, Shiraz, Orange, 2018 Medium ruby in colour with a bright rim. […]
Quilty & Gransden Merlot 2018
There’s some argument over red wines from the region of Orange, NSW. Some love the subtlety, others think there’s not enough warmth for full ripeness. Does it matter if its […]
Quilty & Gransden Chardonnay 2019
A newish label out of Orange, NSW, made under the expert hand of Deb Lauritz at Cumulus. Quilty & Grandsen, Chardonnay, Orange, 2019 Medium straw yellow. Ripe nose: buttery, creamy […]
Ross Hill Pinnacle Series Pinot Gris 2021
Pinot Gris still has an identity crisis in this country. Now there’s a trend of high levels of skin contact for a russet colour and texture bomb. Here we definitely […]
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