Coming from Block 1, this estate grown vineyard was planted in 1950. Living a glittering past having previously provided fruit for other ...

Bursting with fruit without a splinter of oak in sight, here's a delish red armed for a range of occasions.

Looking back through my notes I noticed I have not reviewed a Ballandean Estate Malbec since the 2012 release. Curiously, that vintage wei...

Knee deep in generosity and pleasure. McLaren Vale Shiraz layered on thick. Nothing but big love for this.

Bliss. Beautiful Pinot.

Gee this put on a show with some air under its wings. Over a few days I was captivated by its development. Say hello to the fourth releas...

A tidy little Pinot from the heights of Orange, NSW.

A small batch ferment of one tonne sourced from the Adelaide Hills which won't break the bank.

Mosaic of Dreams, huh? So delicious! A dreamboat and then some.

Classy Grenache. This is the second release of this wine. The fruit off this 1949 bush vine site was previously blended away. A change of ...

Stunning Riesling to take you on a magical ride to happiness.

Handfuls of fruit surge through the mouth of this beauty from Margaret River.

A great Riesling off vines which have been grown organically since the 70s and were certified in 2012.

Cabernet from Langhorne Creek with the tasty factor dialed up.

Blending wine from a couple of regions is not a new thing, but making the contributing wines separately, blending, labelling and bottling...

2015 was said to be one of the best all round vintages Leeuwin Estate has experienced. This Prelude Cabernet is a respectable drink with f...

Handfuls of fruit lead the charge here with minimal oak influence. Attractive red berry and red flower aromas roll out an enticing welcome...

When the cooler months come calling, here's a bottle of inner warmth.

Like its Grenache stablemate, this Mourvedre has a delicious slurp appeal. The fruit is soft and urges to be pulled closer.

This grew on me. Such a lovely wine to enjoy with a meal, its generous delivery and rounded edges kept me going back for more.

The type of wine you'd take to a gathering with friends and it would be run dry pretty quick.

Rock solid Cabernet. For the money, the consumer is the winner.

A fruit salad of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Merlot, Tempranillo, Touriga and some Traminer skins. Woah, I'm pleased I...

 Busty and bold Grenache.

Bam! Delish Pinot. That Oakridge train just keeps on chugging along. Seemingly unstoppable at the moment.

A traditional style Grenache. There's more weight to this compared to the Glengrae Old Block . It's darker in the glass too. So...

Pretty Grenache. Swirl the glass and inhale deep.

This is a Cabernet in a great place. Well played Corrina Wright.

Delightful. There's plenty of interest to sink your teeth into here, but it's more a wine that calls for food to sit alongside.

A blend of two vineyards from the northern Barossa. A little more time in the glass reveals its true personality.