I posted a reel to Instagram sharing my thoughts on Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir. Although there are some exceptions, I see many that present a...

  It's been a while since I have seen this wine, so it's great to be back in the saddle. A more focused and detailed Chardonnay from...

  A solid Chardonnay from Corryton Burge, you'd be happy to serve this at a function or reception.

  Sourced from the Adelaide Hills, this Pinot Gris from Corryton Burge shows the richer form of the variety (with Pinot Grigio being picked ...

  I like the composure this Pinot Gris displays with everything neatly balanced and well judged. 

  A Pinot Gris that brings a lovely touch of personality to the table. 

  A Sauvignon Blanc with a measured approach, it carries itself with sophistication and a quietly confident swagger. 

  Aromatically expressive from the outset, passionfruit, lime, guava and green melon leap from the glass, immediately setting the tone for a...

  Fresh and bright, this Jericho Fiano is springtime in a glass. 

  The back label is emblazoned with the words "Not the Shiraz your dad drinks", and it wouldn't be. But I reckon you could con...

  This is an uber cool Pinot that evokes wine bar beats with the lights turned down low. Some wines seek analytics and scores, yet others, l...

  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...

  When I hear the suggestion that white wines don't need decanting, I don't entirely subscribe to it. Some whites would absolutely b...

  Bright and touch lighter in the glass than some Barberas I've tasted of late, this release from First Drop Wines pushes its case for a...

  With some gentle encouragement, this Adelaide Hills Nebbiolo from Firs Drop Wines slowly emerged from its chrysalis.

  I love the weight and flow of this Chardonnay from First Drop Wines.

  A very tidy Chardonnay from Ox Hardy. Sourced from the Adelaide Hills, it walks with some Petit Chablis vibes.

  I thoroughly enjoyed this clean, crisp and zippy Arneis from First Drop wines. Radiating sunshine, it's a burst of joy in a glass.

  Opening with big, muscular and robust aromas, this Montepulciano from First Drop wines has already seven years under its belt.

  I do have a soft spot for this Chardonnay. It's not in the same league as the Tiers 1.5m 2024 , but it's a very good one, no less.