New Grenache Tricks from Ben Luker’s Meredith Wines
I'm on an affability bent at the moment, and Ben Luker's Meredith Wines really fit the 'let's make drinkable wines' mode. Bright colours, thoughtful handling, affordable pricing - the Meredith …
I'm on an affability bent at the moment, and Ben Luker's Meredith Wines really fit the 'let's make drinkable wines' mode. Bright colours, thoughtful handling, affordable pricing - the Meredith …
It's a pleasure to be talking up a tasty $25 Australian wine. Something right and good. Derek from Paisley Wines has a whole host of underpriced reds in his portfolio, …
You don't see much current release, six-year-old Central Otago Pinot Noir, which makes this Kuru Kuru Pinot Noir 2019 an outlier. It doesn’t look five years old. The smell isn’t …
The march towards ever more delicate versions of the Tapanappa Foggy Hill Pinot Noir continues. Each vintage, this Fleurieu Peninsula wine gets a little more contained, with a bit more …
Canvas is the drinkable, easygoing range from Margaret River OG's Juniper (need Juniper Estate). I quite like Margaret Tempranillo FWIW, which has a hatful of Graciano for some Spanish feels. …
What an excellent name and a bit of a Tassie Pinot Noir find. Captain Spotswood was the 1830s owner of the patch of land now planted to the Bangor Vineyard …
Hello and welcome to Another Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir That You'll Like. This Crittenden Peninsula Pinot Noir 2023 is from the more accessible part of the Crittenden range, sourced from …
Hat tip, Yalumba, you've done it again. One of the country's oldest family-owned wineries, still lobbing up with classical wines for fair dollars. The only thing I don't like about …
It's easy to forget thet Mudgee has some of the oldest plantings of Italian winegrapes in Australia. Sangiovese, Barbera & Nebbiolo were all planted at the old Montrose vineyards by …
And we're back. Holiday is over; it's time to attack the pile of wines with renewed vigour (or something like that). And why not launch back in with another excellent Chardonnay …
I'm off to Noosa tomorrow with Mrs Ozwinereview and The Small Child for a week of emptying more bottles from the cellar + running around the National Park, not seeing …
Following closely on the Harewood in all its golden weightiness, this Taylors St Andrews Chardonnay 2022 sure looks bigger and riper than the 12.5% alcohol on the back of the …
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