Yalumba The Y Series Riesling 2022
In a world where most Riesling is underpriced and great value, some stand out even further. Wild ferment and vegan friendly. Winemaker is Sam Wigan. Yalumba are rolling across to […]
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Yalumba The Y Series Merlot 2021
Wild fermented and Vegan friendly, if that’s important to you. Classy labels on the Y Series Reds. Fruit from all over SA as Yalumba and Hill-Smith Family Vineyards have access […]
Yalumba The Y Series Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
Wild fermented and Vegan friendly. Yalumba have access to some great Cabernet fruit, so no surprises on quality for price here. Braille on the label is also a nice touch […]
Yalumba The Y Series Shiraz 2022
Wild fermented and Vegan friendly. Given Yalumba vineyards, I reckon this is a fine blend of Barossa and Riverland fruit. Winemaker is Andrew La Nauze. Yalumba, The Y Series, Shiraz, […]
Yalumba The Y Series Tempranillo 2022
A sneak peek as the 2021 is still available on the Yalumba website. Made in the joven (young) style and sees no oak maturation. Wild fermented and Vegan friendly. Winemaker is […]
Yalumba The Y Series Shiraz Viognier 2021
Lots of shrooms on the label of this one. All good, fungi are vital to our environment. And the right ones are tasty. Anyways, this hasn’t moved price point in […]
Yalumba The Y Series Pinot Noir 2022
From the ever reliable and value for money Yalumba Y Series comes their second release Pinot Noir. So, can you get a decent Pinot Noir for sub $20? There’s a […]
Yalumba The Y Series Viognier 2021
Plenty has been said about Yalumba and their championing of Viognier in Australia. This is their gateway wine and as usual, Y Series over delivers. Yalumba, The Y Series, Viognier, […]
Yalumba The Y Series Chardonnay 2019
Fruit from the major regions of South Australia. No oak, sits on the lees early for complexity. Wild Ferment and “vegan friendly.” Yalumba, The Y Series, Chardonnay, South Australia, 2019 […]
Yalumba The Y Series Viognier 2019
Yalumba have done more to champion Viognier in Australia more than any other winemaker. The “red drinker’s white” does it somewhat of a disservice: whilst it can be powerful, it […]
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