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Dubbed "one of Australia's best winemakers", Adelina's Col McBryde has a deft hand with Shiraz.  Adelina McLaren Vale Shiraz 2021 is a quintessential modern Australian red - ripe but not over-ripe, negligible oak influence, medium bodied and big…

Merlot-dominajnt right banker Chateau Hyot Cuvee Prestige is a great example of the value to be found in the satellite appellations neighbouring St Emilion and Pomerol.

Moulin-a-Vent is considered by many to be the source of the most powerful and savoury examples of Beaujolais (those in Morgon would beg to differ).  This example marries the lively fruity side of Beaujolais with a serious underbelly.

Over the years, Pondalowie Special Release Shiraz has earned the moniker 'Grange-beater'.  It's sibling, Pondalowie Shiraz, is the perfect everyday Shiraz.  It's the wine to drink while your Special Release is enjoying a quiet slumber.

The mild 2017 growing season has produced two outstanding wines in the shape of Hill of Grace and Mount Edelstone.  Both have a distinct 'cool and sophisticated' personality. SOLD OUT

Although best known for its Pinot Noirs, Central Otago is perfectly suited to the production of aromatic white wines.  Picnic Riesling is the quiet achiever in the Two Paddocks line-up.  There are few better matches for Asian cuisines.

In fine wine terms, Moss Wood Cabernet Sauvignon is about as close you can get to a 'blue chip' stock.  It is Australia's most collected Cabernet with good reason.  The mild 2019 growing season has again produced a wine of outstanding quality.…

Domaine du Chardonnay Chablis 1er Cru Montmains 2018 is the real deal.  This is high quality Chardonnay with a twist of oyster shell minerality.  Pay just $57 per bottle.

Marchand & Burch Savigny-les-Beaune Blanc 1er Cru Les Vergelesses is proof positive that value can be found in Burgundy,  This finely honed wine displays chalky minerality married with subtle oak-driven complexity.

Pinot Grigio has won over a legion of fans over the course of the past couple of decade.  Toodle Adelaide Hills Pinot Grigio delivers excellent varietal character and intensity of flavour for a modest price - just $18 per bottle.

With a rich history spanning over four decades, Cullen is an Australian Cabernet icon.   Qualitatively, Diana Madeline is the equivalent of a Bordeaux Left Bank 2nd or 3rd growth.

Valtellina and its baby brother Rosso di Valtellina are the source of compelling examples of alpine Nebbiolo.  This example, from Sandro Fay, is light on the hip pocket.  Its gentle personality and light, sandy tannins make it a perfect early…

Domaine Jaume's Cotes du Rhone Rouge is one of the best examples of its type in the Australian market.  Laden with juicy cherry and raspberry fruit interwoven with exotic spice, it is the 'guilt free' wine to enjoy anytime.

The Bourgogne Blanc and Bourgogne Rouge from Domaine de la Vougeraie under the "Terres de Famille' label are benchmark expressions of entry level Burgundy.   The 2018 vintages were excellent - the 2019's are just as good, perhaps better.

With more than one quarter of the world's vitis vinifera, Italy is blessed with enormous diversity.  Verdicchio is one of the jewels in the crown of Italian wine.   The organically grown example represents outstanding value for money.

Domaine Henri + Gilles Buisson makes a small quantity of Corton Renardes Grand Cru from a plot of vines that immediately abut those of Domaine Leroy. 

Tony Bish declared "2020 was a stellar vintage for Hawke's Bay Chardnnistas and our Heartwood Chardonnay perfectly captures that!"  What more needs to be said?

Domaine Jaume Cotes du Rhone Rose is quintessential southern French rose - pale in colour, bone dry, with notes of wild strawberries, exotic spice and white flowers.  Transport yourself to Provence in one glass!

Alan's Cabernet is the 'joker in the pack'.  Ironically, the estate's first vineyard was planted to Bordeaux varieties.  This perfectly cellared release, from the great 2010 vintage, is drinking wonderfully now.  Very limited availability.

Jean Pernet Brut Tradition NV is from a small, quality-driven family-owned house.  With vineyard holdings in some of the greatest premier and grand cru villages in the Cote de Blancs, it serves it up to the big volume brands.

At the offer price of just $26 per bottle, Chateau de Ribebon is a cracking value entry level red Bordeaux. The 2018 is a more than worthy successor to the exceptional 2016 vintage release.

Obscurite Heathcote Shiraz 2016 joins the likes of Whistling Eagle Eagle's Blood and Wild Duck Creek Springflat as an elite member of the Heathcote Shiraz firmament.  This is one classy Shiraz, for sure.

J.M. Lentini Eden Valley Syrah 2016 has been a star performer at our monthly Shiraz Challenge this year, beating all-comers, including Penfolds Grange.

The 2019 vintage of Shaw + Shiraz takes this benchmark cool climate Shiraz to another level.  At the offer price, it undoubtedly represents one of Australia's best wine values.

Jenny Dobson's illustrious career was highlighted by her appointment as the first ever female maitre de chai in Bordeaux.  He considerable blending skills permeate through her own red blend, Doris, an assemblage of Merlot, Malbec and Cabernet Franc…

Nestled in the hillside village of Vinsobres, Domaine Jaume is one of the leading family-owned estates of the Rhone Valley.  The estate's keenly priced Cotes du Rhone Rouge is a simply delicious red blend.

You'd be hard pressed to find a more joyful wine than this delicious Beaujolais Villages.   It is literally bursting with berry fruit.  The term easy drinking was made for this wine.

Doug Neal is a master in the art of making fine cool climate Shiraz.  The inaugural release of his Altera Terra Sanctus Shiraz is one of the most exciting new Shiraz releases we have seen in a long time.

Our own Kylie has branched into the wine game.  Just like Kylie, this wine is full of personality and lots of fun.  We all need a guilty pleasure and this is a pretty good one!

Based in the village of Bouzy, Champagne Barnaut makes extremely good value, full flavoured, Pinot Noir dominant Champagne.  The Grande Reserve Grand Cru NV is the match of any grande marque Champagne.

You'll be hard pushed to find better value cool climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir anywhere else in Australia.  The quality from Mount Moriac befits wines that a priced over $30 per bottle.