Jansz Tasmania Vintage Cuvée 2015
A blend of Chardonnay (54%) and Pinot Noir (46%), Jansz have cleverly marketed “Méthode Tasmanoise” as their house style. Coming under the greater Hill Smith family vineyard umbrella, the winemaker […]
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Hardys HRB D688 Riesling 2020
HRB stands for Heritage Reserve Bin and Hardys take the best grapes from the best regions to create exceptional wines. This sees fruit from Riesling powerhouses Clare Valley and Tasmania […]
Hughes & Hughes Soirée Pétillant Naturel 2020
From the Hughes brothers at the Mewstone Vineyard comes the 2nd of their “living wine” sparklings. With fruit mix of Riesling (75%), Chardonnay (20%) and Dornfelder (5%) coming from the […]
Hughes & Hughes Solstice 2020
From the Hughes brothers at Mewstone Wines comes this novello harvest blend. The fruit comes from the White Rock vineyard in the north of Tasmania and is comprised of Dornfelder […]
Hughes & Hughes Dunkel Spritz Pétillant Naturel 2020
From the Hughes brothers at the Mewstone Vineyard comes this “living wine.” The Dornfelder grape taken from the White Rock vineyard in the north of Tasmania. Put into bottle before […]
Bay of Fires Chardonnay 2019
Bay Of Fires draw from premium parcels of fruit across Tasmania and here they source from the East Coast and Tamar Valley. Chief Winemaker Penny Jones leads a talented and […]
Eddystone Point Chardonnay 2018
The Eddystone Point range is part of the Bay of Fires stable and is looked after in the winery by local lad Stewart Byrne. Taking fruit from across Tasmania, here […]
Eddystone Point Riesling 2019
The label for this wine almost paints the palate perfectly. That’s a fair bit of alliteration, sorry. Fruit from the Tamar and Derwent Valleys. Eddystone Point, Riesling, Tasmania, 2019 Fresh\nes […]
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2019
A sneak peek at the soon to be released 2019 follow up to the excellent 2018. Fruit for this vintage coming from the warmer, maritime influenced East Coast. Bay of […]
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2018
Taking fruit from the Tasmania’s East Coast and Derwent Valley. There are still some stocks left of this floating about. If you’re able to find one, buy it. Bay of […]
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