A Riesling that is quite muted and subdued compared to its Watervale sibling. Clean and fresh but I'm looking for that lift and vibe ...

There is no shortage of super impressive Rosés out there. Add this wine from Clandestine Vineyards to your list - they've nailed the bri...

  Gee, I enjoyed this. Yarra Valley Cabernet in all its glory. It needed some time to reveal its true self, but when it hit the dance floor,...

  A Barossa Shiraz that gets in deep. Give me all the pleasure and wrap me in it.

  Fire up the Hibachi and get those meats grilling. This Mourvedre is screaming out for a BBQ.

How to make goon bags fancy - put Mac Forbes' name on the front. I've gotta say, I was more than curious as a result.

Classy and delicate with a soft touch, I could see myself cruising on a yacht with a gentle breeze and a generous pour of this. What a beaut...

  Often below $20 and widely available, this is top value when you can find it at that price. Always a reliable option, casual gatherings ar...

  This is probably the most enjoyable Clarence Hill Reserve release I have come across. If you like your McLaren Vale Shiraz large, it is wo...

Pretty in the glass and pretty to taste, summer refreshment is ready to go. 

  A glass of this Rosé would give some antipasto a good shake.

  Not all cask wine should be painted with a brush that suggests they are nasty. Here is an easy-drinking and approachable wine that comes i...

  Talk about fizz. It was like a raging torrent on opening and I swear I didn't shake the bottle before opening. The non-stop flow remin...

  Some things require a little more patience than others, here is a case in point. A most impressive wine at this stage, give it a few more ...

  A wine that lives up to its name - it's bone dry deluxe. Made with Pinot Noir and Merlot, this is a Rosé that needs some food. Tapas w...

  Time for a cask wine review, it's been a while too. Not everyone sits in the corporate box drinking wonderful wines - I get that. Here...

A cuddle in a glass. A wonderfully enjoyable and inviting Pinot Noir from Polperro.

  An easy swirl and sip type. Wine bars with groovy beats would eat this up. 

  It's pretty wicked what Brad Hickey does with Zibibbo. Selected for its thicker skins and its ability to impart its personality on the...

  Add this Balgownie Estate Macedon Ranges Pinot to the 'bigger style' list. The first Pinot from that region for this producer from...

Spicy! A Pinot that comes across more like a Shiraz like. If you like 'em with a little more heft, this could be your calling.

There is plenty of interest in this Fiano to sink your teeth into.

  A beauty that will only get better with a few more years under its belt. It proved that over a few days of tasting.

  Sam Coverdale is a mysterious but incredibly hilarious individual. He's always thinking and scheming. Here we have a field blend but t...

  Bright and playful early on, this Tempranillo is quite dissimilar to previous releases which have been more focused with their game face o...

  Pretty darn good gear for $24. If only all entry-level wines looked like this.

  Coonawarra Cabernet meets Barossa Malbec in this food-friendly, easy-going red. 

Clever. Very clever. I could neck the lot. A Grenache Rosé smashing it out of the park and down the street.

  Yes! This is pretty damn good. Oakridge's Yarra Valley range of wines just keeps on pumping out the good stuff. Have you got 30 bucks ...

Hello pretty. What a beauty we have here. If Pinot Gris is your thing, head over this way.