This is my first look at this Squitchy Lane Limited Release Merlot.

  A solid, character-laden Cabernet Merlot blend that will reward a little patience, with the pieces likely to knit together further over th...

  Some wines don't ask for food, they demand it. This Granite Belt Cabernet Merlot is one of them. 

  A blend of 75% Merlot and 25% Vermentino from Queensland’s Granite Belt, this Rosé lands firmly in the dry style camp and does so with ple...

If Merlot is your thing, this Yeah Wines release may just bring sexy back. It's got a bit of get up and go, some swagger, energy and lif...

  An intriguing Cabernet Merlot blend from Blackwood Valley producer Sunnyhurst Winery, a splash of Petit Verdot works its way into the mix ...

  Bold and unapologetically rustic, this Bordeaux-style blend offers power and savoury depth in equal doses.

  A better wine than its Merlot sibling, but it's worth noting that expectations begin from a fairly modest base.

  Leafy with a furrowed brow, this is a Limestone Coast Merlot still finding its feet rather than being ready to dazzle.

  Give this Parker Estate Terra Rossa Merlot some time to breathe and the difference is immeasurable.

  Quite the elder statesman in the Oxford Landing range, all other wines are much younger, but I suppose someone needs to keep the kids in c...

  "Juicy Red", they say. A brand new offering from Oxford Landing that is cheekily suggesting that you take it for a spin.

  Mellow, silky and effortlessly supple, this Redman Cabernet Merlot delivers exactly what you’d hope for with charm, poise and quiet confid...

  This Pegasus Bay Merlot Cabernet speaks of the North Canterbury soils from the first sniff. There is an earthy grounding that defines this...

  Everyone has their go-to wines, and I have no doubt that this Zema Estate Cluny Cabernet Merlot is a regular in many households. Ever reli...

  A wet vintage produced no Cabernet, so the winemaking team needed to be a little creative. So here we are, a Shiraz Merlot blend. Dead smo...

  The Click 99 range is sourced from a variety of regions across South Australia. This Merlot hails from the Limestone Coast.

  What a sheer privilege it was to taste this Tapanappa Whalebone Vineyard blend 2015 alongside the new 2021 release . Brian Croser is relea...

  This Tapanappa Whalebone Vineyard Cabernets Merlot Franc 2021 is a slightly different blend to the 2015 that it was tasted alongside. Wha...

  What a great Cabernet Merlot blend from Smith & Hooper! Sleek with great shape and balance, this is a ripping buy for $21.