Wallce by Ben Glaetzer Shiraz Grenache 2015
Today (currently the 8th of March) is International Women’s Day, and whilst these wines may have masculine overtones, there’s a very definite link to the feminine side of the […]
Today (currently the 8th of March) is International Women’s Day, and whilst these wines may have masculine overtones, there’s a very definite link to the feminine side of the […]
Part of the impending 2017 Luxury Collection release. The Grey Label was first wine to bear Wolf Blass’s name. French and American oak maturation Wolf Blass, Grey Label, McLaren Vale, […]
If you’re looking for a bronzed Aussie, look no further. Bronze medals at the 2016 Royal Brisbane and Royal Hobart wine shows, bronze at the Great Australian Shiraz Challenge and […]
Big name wineries often complete exclusive labels to major retailers, Shingleback have produced an almost entry level wine to the Coles group stores in Australia: First Choice, Vintage Cellars and […]
Part of the impending 2017 Luxury Collection release, this is the 41st vintage of the iconic Black Label from Wolf Blass. A blend of 61% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Shiraz and […]
This wine has picked up a bit of bling in Asian wine shows in 2016 according to the little gold stickers: notably the Korea Wine Challenge (assumption there is South […]
Price hasn’t changed from the 2013 release. New and used French and American oak for 18 months. d’Arenberg, The Footbolt Shiraz, McLaren Vale 2014 Good smells: heady and lovely mineral […]
Berton have a released “The Black” Shiraz previously. I wasn’t particularly enamoured with it. This is a slight change in direction for the label, sourcing fruit from Padthaway (in the Limestone Coast […]
This is my second look at this wine after the first bottle had an issue with the collar and cap and thus didn’t appear to show as well as I […]
I think half the price of this wine is the gorgeous custom bottle: glass stopper and a base made as an impression of a deep petal rose “created by a […]