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The higher altitudes of the King Valley and the balmy aspects of Mornington are the pre-eminent Australian microclimes for the production of Pinot Grigio
Some wines just don't know they're roots, but there's no pretenses here. Decidedly Victorian with the long, luminous expression of the King Valley and crunchy, drying fruit character of Mornington. Blithely fragrant to white florals and toasty nut, tangy green apple and mineral, durian and musk. Splendid texture and mouthfeel, spritely with a long delicious aftertaste.
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An impressive international wine competition winner
Sensuous, silken wine with a distinct tricouleur of fruit. The red of currant and the black of mulberry, blueberries, gently integrated oak and cordial tannins.
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From those wonderful folks who brought us Morambro Creek
Scents of cherry, currant and cassis with a wave of floral, violet and cigar. The charming characters follow through onto the palate, joined by further expressions of black and blueberry, set against the supple oak, supported by fine, sympathetic tannins. A fresh Cabernet wine with good vigour, it's youthful and ripe and perfectly pitched. Excellent at anytime, enjoy with your next dinner, a monster drink with meatballs and pasta.
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Brookland Valley retains access to the most impressive sources of fruit grown to the finest vineyards in five of Margaret River's six sub-regions
A real feast of gorgeous barrel ferment characters doesn't overpower the persistent fugue of enchanting chardonnay fruits. Rich, extravagant creamy textures around a core of soft, wet peach, ripe honey dew, vanilla and spiced, nutty oak.
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Isn't Barossa Blonde Australia’s most beautiful wine? Fontaine Anderson’s rendering of the Blonde Queen has a whimsical nature with a hint of modern mystique
Another groovy expression of the Barossa with a smattering of vibrant Adelaide Hills sauvy blanc. A lively citrus, green vegetable and mineral textured wine with slick fruit and marvelous integration. Remarkable length of flavour, excitement all the way to the finish. A must with garlic prawns.
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Multiple trophy winner
Generous wine with breathtaking integration and unbelievable length, which heralded the essential West Australian Cabernet style.
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Situated in the very south of Spain
It's sleight of hand between toothsome notes of orange, rancio and fig play a dulcet tune over a sobering chorus of pipe tobacco, aged barrel characters and sticky date. A wash of marmalade acid on the close that lingers.
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Effervescent Shiraz and a thriller
Top weight, mature red fruit and rich mousse, this dashing wine cellared at Leasingham until release would be a suitable mate to cherried pigeon or chocolate gateaux.
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