An out there blend of Riesling, Gewürztraminer and Viognier (86/10/4) sure to pulverise a few, but it's finger licking good. Coupled w...

Made for the discerning modern gentleman. Well, that's what the press release tells me. This the fourth wine in the Gentleman's C...

This is all hugs and kisses and seductive caresses - damn Pinot can be extraordinary. Here's one for that list. Of the three Single V...

I dig this. Great Riesling and great drinking! A terrific debut release.

Good drinking Yarra Chardonnay. Not overly complicated but something that just ticks the box.

For those playing at home, Pét Nat is a wine bottled before fermentation has finished. There are no sugar adds and the wine is cloudy and ...

The more I get the chance to look at the wines from Shaw Vineyard Estate, the more I continue to become impressed by the quality across the...

Sitting at 160m above, this Single Vineyard was planted in 1992 on a south westerly facing slope. The wine is handled exactly the same as...

I had every intention of dropping into Artisans of Barossa to check out these Schwarz wines plus a few other small operators all under the...

I shared this bottle with Montalto's Simon Black. He's a Chardonnay freak so a bottle was destined to be on the table at some sta...

I lined this up with a few Pinots from the Mornington Peninsula - just to see how things are looking from different perspectives. Rest as...

Clever Chardonnay from a clever producer. This Single Vineyard Mill Hill oozes sophistication. Splendour in the glass.

I like its curves and feels though this delicious Pinot is my least preferred of the three Single Vineyard releases - oh to be picky.

I'm not sure what I like better here - the fruit purity or the fact it's a 2009 looking so youthful. Divine. Seriously. One whi...

A wine you could get dangerous with soaking up the springtime sunshine.

A delicious post dinner sweetie to sip slowly beside a cheesecake or citrus tart. Terrific value too.

I recently dined at a restaurant which was in between wine lists. It was all a bit of a mess really - the waitress didn't know what w...

Kilikanoon's entry level Cabernet ticking the boxes. Handy value too for around $20.

Mataro from the Barossa sub-region of Ebenezer. Low on the oak influence, enjoyment factor is high. Great drinking. Top value.

Cool climate Shiraz is gaining more and more friends. Its medium bodied presence coupled with aromatic fruit and supple mouthfeel makes a...

Things could be worse than starting out a new winery and winning a Jimmy Watson with your first attempt. A pretty handy start in 2007 not on...

Not a wine you'd expect from the Granite Belt - certainly one out of the box. Owner Martin Cooper's love for Chateauneuf-du-Pape ...

Sometimes you taste Merlots and it's as though the winemakers just aren't trying. And then you get energetic and juicy examples like...

An easy drinking red to ease you through the mid-week blues without blowing a hole in the back pocket.

Seamless Cabernet. Depth with a harmonious drive - what's not to like about wines like this?

Quality Chardonnay and you get change from $25. The 2017 Chardonnay is released at the same time as this Barrel Fermented 2016. Spend th...

Huntington Estate seems to churn out consistent wines at reasonable prices year after year. This 2017 is an enjoyable Chardonnay - straigh...

An easy drinking Organic Chardonnay.

One of those white wines which gives you a sense of prestige as you sip away ever so smugly. Classy stuff.

Organic Cabernet Sauvignon. And while the label states, "No animals were harmed in making this wine," it's anyone's gue...