Angullong Crossing Reserve Harriet 2022
Angullong from Orange, New South Wales release their flagship red blend of European varieties that have proven themselves in the cooler climes of the region. A blend of 40% Sangiovese, […]
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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 […]
d’Arenberg Stephanie The Gnome With Rose Coloured Glasses Rosé 2021
Still up there as arguably one of the longest names for a wine. Part of the “Organics” range with d’Arry’s unique coat of arms on the label. Remember that when […]
Vino Intrepido Sacred + Profane Sagrantino 2020
James Scarcebrook taking fruit from the Chalmers family’s Heathcote (Victoria) vineyard. Here is his first attempt at the somewhat notorious Sagrantino. 100% de-stemmed fruit (No need for those pesky stem/stalk […]
d’Arenberg Stephanie The Gnome With Rose Coloured Glasses Rosé 2020
An updated naming (“Tinted” to “Coloured”) and labeling for d’Arry’s Rosé. It’s now part of the “Organics” range with d’Arry’s unique coat of arms on the label. If you ever […]
d’Arenberg The Cenosilicaphobic Cat 2012
To be Cenosilicaphobic, one must fear the empty glass. d’Arry have rolled to the 2013, but there will be a bit of this about. d’Arenberg, The Cenosilicaphobic Cat, Sagrantino, Cinsault, […]
Stefano de Pieri Sagrantino 2018
Stefano de Pieri, teaming up with the Chalmers family to grow this Sagrantino. Exclusive to Cellarmasters. Stefano de Pieri, Sagrantino, Merbein, 2018 Bright pure plum character with nutty hints of […]
Mitolo Ourea Sagrantino 2018
Mitolo see this wine as “a tribute to our grower, Don Lopresti, who envisioned the potential for growing Sagrantino in McLaren Vale’s Mediterranean climate. Ourea translates to ‘God of the […]
Angullong Fossil Hill Sagrantino 2015
Sagrantino is a fairly new name among the Italian varieties grown in Australia, with about 2 dozen or so producers now having old enough vines to produce good quality examples. McLaren […]
d’Arenberg…Changing its spots not its Stripe
A new look for the d’Arenberg labels. I can see why they’re taking their time with sheer amount they have, coming up with the creative would be a full time […]
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