Other Reds

McLaren Vale and Barossa, South Australia. Tempranillo and Touriga Nacional are indigenous to the Iberian Peninsula and are the most famous red grape varieties of Spain and Portugal respectively... 

McLaren Vale, South Australia.  The third release of S.C. Pannell Shiraz Grenache. This release there is forty percent grenache in the blend and it shows through on the nose with perfumed high-notes of musk and raspberry. What I particularly like about this vintage is the way the fruit freshness has been preserved...

Piemonte, Italy. Ethereal, with balsamic sensations; elegant and long, with excellent structure...

Piemonte, Italy. Wild strawberry and plum with hints of spice. Medium bodied with a fresh palate and honey finish...

Barolo, Italy.  Spices and dried flowers on the nose; smooth and mouth-filling, with sweet tannins. Great structure...

Tuscany, Italy. This 100% sangiovese reflects a new style of winemaking and viticulture within the Chianti zone of Tuscany. The focus here is on a terroir influenced wine which reflects the vibrant nature of the soil and climate. Predominant floral and wild berry notes along with a cleansing savoury minerality make this a great food wine for many occasions...

Barossa Valley, South Australia. 2018 was a wonderful vintage in the Barossa delivering beautifully balanced and expressive fruit. These qualities are immediately evident in this vibrant and seductive wine made without the use of oak to ensure the pure, bright fruit shines through...

Beechworth, Victoria.  Intense fruit characters of plum, berries and damp earth with a hint of pepper, cassis, liquorice and fine tannins.  Pairs beautifully with many foods including charcuterie, pork, veal or poultry...

Langhorne Creek, South Australia. Inky violet in colour, this Malbec is bursting with lifted floral aromas of rose petals and violets. A concentrated palate of Satsuma plums and cassis fruits. Fruit driven yet supported with hints of integrated French oak and plush tannins...