Davendra and Shashi Singh are like many small-scale winemakers we have met on our travels. They have a passion for their craft and work ha...

While McLaren Vale shiraz is invariably good, I’ve rarely fallen in love with it or cellared it. I’ve done both however, with the 2010 S...

This is an impressive Marsanne at a good price. There’s a nice bit of richness throughout while remaining taut, dry, and underpinned ...

These two wines present a good study in both the old and the new when it comes to Australian Chardonnay. Scarborough’s Yellow Label Chardon...

If you are after an affordable Nebbiolo hit from Piedmont then this does the trick superbly. There have been some good noises made abou...

Montalto send some great information with their wine, particularly on the Mornington peninsula and the vineyards that Montalto source fr...

This is both quintessential and historic Hunter Shiraz. The grapes for this wine come from the “Flat” block planted in the 1890’s by Willia...

(Wehlener Sonnenuhr) Wehlener Sonnenuhr is a very steep, rocky vineyard, with a very thin top soil, and apparently the purest of blue...

If Ochota Barrels and Cradle of Hills have been new and exciting Grenache discoveries for me, then Yelland & Papps is a return to a tru...

The next in a line of very good Grenache or Grenache based wines I’ve had from the 2010 vintage in South Australia. Before they ...

There’s a lot of beautiful Grenache from the 2010 vintage in South Australia and this bottle from Ochota Barrels is for mine, pretty mu...

TarraWarra are best known for their premium quality Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, though the J Block Shiraz shows they have many strings to the...