Bolder, richer and denser than the 2023 , this Turkey Flat 2024 shows plenty of muscle.

  A thrilling Shiraz from Turkey Flat, this 2023 tenses up and keeps all of its secrets close. Give it a moment and it slowly drops its guar...

  A textural and interesting Chardonnay, the key is to not serve this Higher Plane Jewels of Karridale too cold so it can shine in all its g...

I must admit, I always look forward to the Yelland & Papps Roussannes. Never short on interest, their expressions across the range pique...

Effortlessly seductive, this Head Wines Ancestor Vines Grenache 2024 is nothing short of sublime.

  Broad shouldered and generous, this Barossa Cabernet from Camino Wine Co possesses an impressive suppleness that carries its weight.

  If this Saperavi is posing the question, then a Bistecca steak laid over glowing coals is the answer. Just let the char, heft and primal s...

  A Chardonnay with spark and energy, it feels like it's been kissed by the sun and flame in equal measure. It's great to see the Cu...

  Epic autumn appeal, a fireside friend in winter, stunning in spring or an evening poolside treat during summer, sparkling Shiraz is such a...

  These Hiatus non alcoholic beers are well worth exploring. This lager is a most respectable drink.

  A great little Fiano! Can I keep the review at that? Armed and ready for long lunches, the presence and interest delivered elevate this Vi...

  What's the best non-alcoholic beer I have tasted? This Hiatus Pacific Ale is it. Woah! Like a mango parfait, this is a summertime suns...

  The Curly Flat Williams Crossing is back! After a brief stint MIA, consulting winemaker Steve Flamsteed ensured the label was back on the ...

  Released with eight years of ageing already done for you, this Geoff Merrill Cabernet quietly improved over the few days it was open. 

  Eight years young, this is only the early days for this long lifer from Geoff Merrill. A bold and full-throttle delivery is clear from the...

  This Juniper Estate Cabernet is outrageously good for a two-year-old! And before you think that it might unleash fury on your bank account...

  If you like big, old school style Barossa Shiraz, wander over this way and check out the Camino Wine Co Paradigm Vineyard 2024. To give so...

  I reckon this Bracken Vineyard Grenache would shine beside food. Irrespective, it's once again a very good expression of the variety f...

  What a great Pinot! Probably the best I've seen under this Burton McMahon label. 

  With a clenched-fist tension, this Syme Vineyard Pinot Noir from two mates, Matt Burton and Dylan McMahon, will continue to steadily morph...

  Some serious vine material goes into this wine that seems to be awfully cheap for what you get. Rosé lovers rejoice with this impressive C...

  A great expression of Chardonnay that is true to the Margaret River region, check this Juniper Estate 2025 release.

  Bursting with tropical fruit, this Fumé Blanc is not my style, but it will find its people.

  Reviewing these Yeah Wines is awfully distracting. The whole time I am tasting and writing them up, I am humming along to Usher's song...

  What I like about this Yeah Wines Chardonnay is the way it carries itself. It possesses this cool charm and a relaxed swagger. 

  Giving off a golden glow in the glass, this is a neat Viognier from Western Australia's Blackwood Valley region.

  Dang! Dangerously slurpable and eminently smashable, this is a silky delight that will take pride of place on a lazy Susan and take down a...

  Possessing more polish than its  little sibling , this St John's Road Reserve Blood & Courage Shiraz is commendable and will find ...

  How often would you see a Syrah and Shiraz from the same producer? Yelland & Papps have excelled and delivered two wonderful expressio...

  From a Greenock vineyard planted in 1988, this Yelland & Papps Single Vineyard Shiraz comes from a site that has been farmed by four g...