Sitting this Lyons Will Farrawell Pinot Noir alongside its Single Vineyard sibling The Greys is an thrilling exercise. Add the Estate ble...

  These Single Vineyard Pinots from Lyons Will are in excellent order, not to mention the Estate blend .

  I'm not going to lie, there is a humility and graciousness that draws me closer to these Lyons Will Pinots, and this exemplifies that ...

  Considered, ripe and generous, this Piccadilly Chardonnay comes from the warmest, driest and earliest vintage on record at the winery.

  A very tidy Riesling from Lyons Will that is ready for some Thai or Malaysian.

  Sourced from just north of the Clare township, this is slatey soils country and that is evident in this fabulous Riesling from Flinders Ru...

  Featuring bevelled edges and dangerously smooth lines, this Warboys Shiraz grew on me deluxe. I could be talked into another point. Clever...

  From the McLaren Vale subregion of Clarendon perched 310 metres above, the Angels Rise vineyard is characterised by its slightly cooler cl...

  Imported by Joval, this 100% Chardonnay Blanc de Blanc hails from Burgundy and is fermented in tank (Charmat method) rather than in the bo...

  I'm taking a punt and guessing that this wine's nickname in the winery is Robert. I digress... Barossa Nero d'Avola from vines...

One of my astute readers reached out to ask if I had tried this wine after he read a review on another site for the 2023 vintage. In fact, I...

  A cracking barbecue wine, the cheeky throwaway line on the back label, "not your dad's Shiraz", rings true.

  If easy-drinking Rosé is on your list, this Days & Daze ticks the box with ease. 

  This is a Pinot Gris that you could swill for days and days, pardon the pun. Joyous, approachable and damn delicious, this Days & Daze...

  Called the "Lunch Red" and for good reason, this Sangiovese from Paulmara Estate is bright and crunchy, oozing an infectious vib...

  I've been out of the chair for a few weeks, so we should get back into it... Let's start 2026 with a bang as I introduce this fres...

  Another year and another reason to raise a glass! In my 15th year, I still pinch myself at how far things have progressed. Qwine Reviews h...

  Closing out 2025 with review number 761 (my biggest year yet!) and what a way to finish! This Flametree SRS Wallcliffe Chardonnay is nothi...

  Although this O'Leary Walker Clare Valley Shiraz 2023 doesn't reach the glorious heights of the 2022, it is still a super expressi...

  Aromatically stunning, this Xinomavro is nothing short of impressive. It's the second most planted red variety in Greece, and the Baro...

  A wine with captivating interest, this Tassie Arneis from Holm Oak takes me back to my time in Piedmont six months ago. It's an excell...

  Silky with an impressive flow, this Wambuul Cabernet Sauvignon from Renzaglia completes a mighty fine suite of three wines in this range.

  Delicious drinking and an ideal sundowner, this Holm Oak Pinot Gris hits the spot with ease.

  Enticing bright red fruits get you in the mood with this Holm Oak Protégé Pinot Noir. Deliberately made to be expressive in its youth, the...

  A really tidy expression of Cabernet from Parker Estate, the fruit comes from a section of their acclaimed Abbey Vineyard. 

  This Chapel Hill MV Gorge Block Chardonnay leans into refinement without the theatrics.

  There's an approachable simplicity about this Vinedresser Chardonnay from Chapel Hill.

  This Paulmara Estates Sangiovese Rosé speaks loudly for tapas, pizza or a handful of Burger Rings.

  A rich style of Chardonnay from Parker Estate that is not weighty or concentrated but ready to smash the roast chook test.

  Super Fiano! What a beauty we have here from Mudgee producer First Ridge. Waltz into the room with this and you'll win a horde of frie...