Other Reds

Piedmont, Italy.  It has aromas of dried rose petals and plum and blueberry fruit. It's full-bodied, rich and chewy with dusty tannins and a juicy yet elegant finish...

Tuscany, Italy.  Dark ruby in colour, showing beautiful aromas of crushed berries, with hints of sultana, raisin and spices. Full bodied, with a superrich, powerful palate. This wine has layers of fruit and a fabulous finish. Wine Spectator 95 points...

Tuscany, Italy.  Intense ruby red with violet notes, limpid bouquet: ample, persistent, exhibits aromas of blackberry, berry and fresh mushroom, a touch of wood on the finish. Palate is well structured albeit soft with persistence of fresh ripe fruit and attractive length...

Bordeaux, France.  'Lighter-bodied Bordeaux, ready to drink and good value. Fresh leafy, herbal and cigar-like aromas with a hint of cooked fruits. Savoury and drying on the palate with light and medium fruit depth.'

Langhorne Creek, South Australia. Small open fermenters were used with maceration times varying from 8-12 days. The wine was then aged in 100% French Oak for 21 months with only the best barrels of the vintage chosen for the final blend, which remained unfined and unfiltered...

Langhorne Creek, South Australia. The wine shows dark fruit characters of blackberry and plums, with a hint of choc mint and smoky oak aromas. The palate encompasses all of the trademark Langhorne Creek fruit sweetness and soft tannins. Although extremely palatable now, it will mature gracefully with correct cellaring for the next 8-10 years...

Sicily, Italy. Direct from the heart of Sicily, this delicious easy drinking red is your ideal match for tomato based pasta dishes or hearty Sicilian fish stew. It's bright cherry red and sings with pure red berry fruit characters and a touch of spice. Very approachable and perfect drinking right now...

Tuscany, Italy. Bolgheri Rosso is the latest addition, the baby of the family, and naturally the most spoiled. Elegant, fruity and fun, he makes you smile with pleasure, giving you a foretaste of what the future holds...