• This rich, cool climate Shiraz has a powerful palate with an abundance of dry tannin. Cedar and leather aromas lead to a structured, full-bodied finish, with the depth to reward cellaring. Awarded: 2021 Sakura Japan Women’s Wine Awards Silver Medal 2023 London Wine Competition Bronze Medal Crafted to be enjoyed now or cellared, the 2018 Shiraz shows how much character a cool-climate red can carry.

    Tasting Notes

    • Intense ruby red in colour
    • Cedar and leather aromas on the nose
    • A rich and powerful palate, finishing with an abundance of nice dry tannin
    • A cool climate Shiraz with cellaring potential

    Food Pairing

    Shiraz with this much structure loves rich, savoury food. Its dry tannins are softened by protein and fat, so it suits slow-cooked and grilled dishes best. Red Meat: Slow-braised beef cheek, lamb shoulder, rib-eye with peppercorn sauce Game and Charcuterie: Venison, duck breast, smoked meats Hearty Mains: Beef and mushroom pie, wild mushroom risotto, aged-cheese lasagne Barbecue: Slow-cooked ribs, steak, spiced lamb cutlets Cheese: Aged cheddar, gruyère, hard aged cheeses

    Serving Suggestion

    Serve at 16 to 18 degrees in a large red wine glass. Decanting for 30 to 60 minutes will help the aromas open up and soften the tannins. Enjoy now or cellar with confidence. Purchase a case of wine and receive a 10% discount (includes mixed varietals) at checkout.
  • Medium red colour with a little purple. Fragrant nose, with violets, red berries and leafy overtones. Medium body. Elegant berry flavours, finishing with a fine tannin grip. Awarded  2021 Silver - Sakura Japan Women's Wine Awards 2020 Silver - The Real Review Recommended 2020 Top Rank - The Real Review Recommended Ranked #4 of 17 for 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon from New South Wales

    Tasting Notes

    • Medium red colour with a little purple.
    • Fragrant nose, with violets, red berries and leafy overtones.
    • Medium body.
    • Elegant berry flavours, finishing with a fine tannin grip.
      Reviews 93/100 points by Nick Butler
    Instantly savoury and under-stated. Aromatics are more Old World than primary and berry driven - spicy oak, dried herbs and just enough flesh and ripeness to match the structure. Something undeniably compelling about this wine. Wrestling for ripeness in an Australian sense, though lovers of Bordeaux would perceive no deficiency. A delicate, long finish with ripe tannins. Excellent - Nick Butler therealreview.com.au 03 Jan 2020
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  • Our 2018 Brut Méthode Traditionelle was created using the traditional method of the Champagne region in France. It's a delicious aperitif wine with the flavour to accompany canapés. The perfect choice for the warmer weather. Awarded 2023 Sakura Japan Women's Wine Awards - Gold Medal 2021 Cairns Wine Show - Silver Medal 2020 The Real Review Recommended - Bronze Ribbon

    Tasting Notes

    • Delicate nose with white nectarine and a little honey
    • Subtle overtones of brioche.
    • Fine, soft palate with good balance
    • Finishes dry, with a light texture.
    Reviews 89/100 points from Huon Hooke
    "Light straw colour with a distinct copper tint. The bouquet has a nice balance of the savoury and the fruity, with a lychee-like, almost muscaty note. Toasted cashews, too. The wine is fresh and delicate and medium-refined." Huon Hooke www.therealreview.com.au 05 March 2021
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