Other Reds

Eden Valley, South Australia.  Deep, dark red. An expressive nose of summer berries, cherry, black olive and spice. Medium-bodied showing elegance and restraint. Redcurrant, earth and creamy oak with bright acidity and fine chalky tannin...

Eden Valley, South Australia. Bright ruby red. The nose is lifted and expresssive with cherries, blackberries, licorice, cofee and a hint of marzipan. A rich medium to full bodied elegant palate with hints of mocha chocolate, dark cherries and musk. Soft powdery tannins with persistent flavour and length...

Eden Valley, South Australia. Bright brick red. The nose is warm and inviting; plum, redcurrant, earth and chocolate. The palate is medium to full-bodied with bright, juicy fruit. Mixed berries, red fruits and bramble. Clean acidity and soft, chalky tannin round out the finish...

Eden Valley, South Australia. Deep mahogany. Full and rich with morello cherry, raspberry, spice and florals on the nose. The palate is medium to full-bodied with plum, anise and ripe raspberry. A hint of spice and white pepper coming through. A wine of structure and complexity that would benefit from decanting...

McLaren Vale, South Australia. Grenache (77%) is the focus of this wine. With partial whole bunch fermentation and use of older French oak, it retains its vibrant red berry characteristics...

Adelaide Hills, S.A. It is fresh, fruity, juicy and delicious. It has strong and striking aromatic floral fruits characters which is persistent through to the palate and taste. Such an easy drinking wine to enjoy, consider drinking this wine chilled slightly during the warmer months...

Barossa Valley, South Australia. "A neat mix of dark and tangy red fruits with a hint of cassis, menthol and mocha; while not a big wine, the tannins are savoury, the acid fresh making it a drink-now proposition." 

WINERY RATING

James Halliday, Australian Wine Companion 2016

Barossa Valley, South Australia. This wine showcases the lovely softness, elegance and sensitivity that is Merlot. This vineyard has continually produced fruit that doesn’t show excessive ripeness on the nose or on the palate and has always surprised us in the most difficult of years...

WINERY RATING

James Halliday, Australian Wine Companion 2016