Summer red wine drinking. That's what this is. Part of the new Oxford Landing range, it's a joyous red that will take a chill. And I reckon it drinks way better with a chill too. Perfect for those warmer days if you feel like something with a little more body than what a white wine can offer.
An inexpensive glass of fun. A well-made Pinot Grigio from the Riverland via Oxford Landing's new range.
A new range of fun, easy-going wines from Oxford Landing, this Moscato will please those who find delight in a little sweetness. Scan the label for a bit of augmented reality action too.
The approachability, shape and reliability at the price point reflect the quality of the making and the consistency across the range. This is an easy-going Limestone Coast Chardonnay for your drinking pleasure.
Good, clean refreshment for 15 bucks. Tropical fruit aplenty, it's a crowd pleaser for sure.
Roll this in your swag or caravan ready for your summer camping trip. It's an easy drink sure to please.
Wild at Heart because we all are sometimes. A no-fuss, uncomplicated Rosé.
To be released in early 2023, winemaker Sam Wigan is pretty excited about this and sent a pre-release sneak peek my way. This is another Y Series bargain worth keeping an eye out for.
Easy going refreshment coming at ya. Readily available and the best of the current Oxford Landing releases, you can see why this no nonsense Sauv is as popular as ever.
With The Caley headlining the Yalumba portfolio, this is the Cabernet Shiraz you will find at the other end.
Good gear for $13 RRP. You'd probably find it much cheaper out there in retail land too.
Riverland Pinot Grigio. There's not a lot to report here. A simple drink sums it up.
The Rick Astley of the Yalumba Y Series range. It's never gonna give you up, it's never gonna let you down and it's never gonna run around and desert you - only because it's readily available. A crazy good Viognier for the money.
Not all cask wine should be painted with a brush that suggests they are nasty. Here is an easy-drinking and approachable wine that comes in an easy-carry 2L package.
Time for a cask wine review, it's been a while too. Not everyone sits in the corporate box drinking wonderful wines - I get that. Here's one from the nosebleed section of the stadium.
