A more than handy Pinot Gris with a crowd-pleasing appeal. Attractive from the outset with a faint bronze and copper hue to greet the eye...

Sublime Chardonnay. It's no wonder it has scooped the pool picking up a range of awards and gold medals on the way too. Splendid!

Thirty bucks is madness. A cracking wine - race to this.

Central Ranges Rosé made from free run Sangiovese juice.

Ripping Chardonnay from Gartelmann. There's so much to adore. Coming off 19-year-old vines sitting 930 above.

Off-dry and my taste buds are going off. Cracking Riesling! A refreshing drink with an armoury of versatility ready to unleash.

It's been a long time since I've had the opportunity to have a look at a Kaesler wine and it's great to be back on the horse. ...

A finger licking good Cabernet off a 30-year-old Yarra site. Damn Yarra Cabernet goes better than a little bit of alright.

Unsung Hero is a side project for winemaker Andy Williams, and what an entry he has made with this debut wine! Such a beautifully present...

These Credaro wines are a new label for me, and I like what I see. A great Chardy here ticking the boxes.

A bottle of fun oozing chillax factor.

A ripping Chardonnay from the sandy soils of the Belford vineyard planted in 1991.

Pizza wine coming at ya. I'll have the meat lovers, please.

The back label suggests having this with Italian or Asian food. I reckon grab a burger in one hand and a glass of this in the other.

Here we go. Pinot Grigio in the groove. A classic sure to please.

Tasting this reminds me of an amazing Riesling tasting experience with Chester Osborn many years ago. Always out there for a challenge...

An easy drinking Fiano from McLaren Vale and the first release of this variety from Hastwell and Lightfoot.

Organic Sauvignon Blanc from the NSW Central Ranges.

Winemakers take note: Please don't put wines like this in front of me... Such a delicious wine! The sort of stuff that could be fed t...

Oakridge can Chardonnay! Oh my, this is a beauty. Sourced from a north facing Lusatia Park site, wrap your arms around this.

Barossa Chardonnay is not all that common. This comes from a small Rowland Flat site planted in 2005.

A lip smacking Grenache with a kiss of savoury goodness partnering juicy fruit. Yummo!

Named Five Tales after the five vineyards Credaro tend to in the Margaret River region. Good Cabernet for the money.

A great wine made for casual hangouts and long tables of food to share.

The Oakridge gang have really brought Pinot Meunier to the fore. They've even gone all hipster and removed "Pinot" in their...

Something a little different. Something a little superb. It's a wine which may not be for everyone but it pushes the boundaries and g...

A reliable type, just like those old Triumph motorbikes you see Tim Smith riding around the Barossa.

Another vintage,  another beauty for the Estate Chardonnay from Montalto. A glass of radiant sunshine!

I was expecting a little more pizzazz admittedly, but what you get is a solid Cabernet nonetheless.

Barossa Grenache more in the old school realm, that is, ripe fruit with that boiled lolly thing going on.