This is the most enjoyable Dead Arm release I've had the pleasure of tasting in recent years. A few glasses went through to the keepe...

Good label, eye-catching name. Good drinking Shiraz too. One for a steak and a lazy night in I say.

My first look at Scott Comyns' new 2016 reds. A tough vintage to make a debut mind you but he's done the job here. Small batch Hu...

A blend of Pinot Grigio, Riesling, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc from the Central Ranges sure to pass the roast chook test.

Here's a ripping bargain for Chardonnay fans to track down. This wine ticks all the boxes with ease. Listed at $34 on the website, I f...

A couple of months ago I had only tasted one Mencia in the form of Oliver's Taranga Chica Rosé. In that time another four have come t...

There's lots to like about the 2014 icon releases from d'Arenberg. Cabernet Sauvignon on song here - a super drop.

A delightful drink from an excellent producer. Plenty going on as you'd expect from TMBT.

My first look at a Mitchell Riesling for a very long time. It's good to be back - disappointed I haven't been back sooner. Classy...

Always a good drink. Always great value. Find it for under or around $15 and you're laughing.

A drink now rather than later Nebbiolo if there's such a thing, from Young in the Hilltops region of New South Wales.

Always a solid return on this 'red stripe' classic. This 2014 is no different.

A blend of Barbera, Nebbiolo and Sangiovese from the New South Wales Hilltops and Orange regions.

Ten buck Cabernet punching above its weight.

A new label for Deakin Estate celebrating the 'Mighty Murray' whose vineyards border one of the world's longest navigable riv...

This could be the best Moscato I have ever had. Mind you, I generally steer clear of the style so have little to compare it to. Perceptio...

Coming off a small three hectare, dry grown vineyard, this is the best offering from Twisted Gum's current releases.

I've had a couple of wines from Quartz Hill now. I know little about them but I'm yet to have a bad experience. Pyrenees Shiraz g...

I was once told Chambourcin is like eating a wet newspaper. Sometimes perceptions are best left at the door. This has Chambourcin. And Sh...

The Central Ranges aren't exactly a Vermentino hot spot. A fair wine this.

One of the d'Arenberg staples is this Viognier Marsanne blend.

Simple pleasures here.

More of a Grenache/Shiraz blend (72/25), this is a delicious release with a drop of Mourvedre (3%) for good measure.

Bright and light in appearance, a simple Shiraz.

A great drink for a couple of flat mates or Los Compañeros (the Companions) chatting away watching some reality TV perhaps. Easy drinking ...

The famed Vat 6 wasn't produced in 2016 and the fruit pushed to this label.

A blend coming off a small three hectare vineyard from Ballandean in the heart of Queensland's Granite Belt.

An easy drinking red with the feet up on the dash enjoying the ride.

Easy drinking Hunter Valley Pinot Noir that's kind on the hip pocket.

Heathcote Shiraz fit for steak night.