The 2013 Bremerton Malbec is of several single varietal wines sold mainly at their cellar door with a limited retail release. On the nose ...

A typically seductive, ripe, full bodied wine in the Divine range by Yelland and Papps,  smelling and tasting of plush, juicy blackberry,...

From an impressive Barossa Valley vintage comes a powerful and flavoursome wine made from Grenache north of Greenock, planted in the 19 th...

Adelaide Friday 23 May: Having succeeded in convincing the Australian government to change the name of the fortified wine Port (wi...

It was 2009 when Red and I visited the Barossa Valley and did a tasting of Yelland and Papps wines in Susan and Michael Papp's dining ...

''From Yelland and Papps comes two different takes on 2012 Barossa Valley Roussanne:   The Devote and the Second Take. Three week...

Henschke - a classy, historic winery. I don’t try or buy as many of their wines as I would like. The Johann’s Garden, Henschke’s Grenach...

One of many large labels that has taken an image and price hit in the last decade, Annie’s Lane red wines can be found in the large retail s...

The new vintage release of the entry-level Yelland and Papps ‘Delight’ range see’s the bottles kitted out in a new, contemporary label tha...

The 2010 Yelland and Papps Devote Greenock Shiraz was made using grapes from a single site in the northern Greenock sub-region of the Bar...

Coming from my second favourite South Australian red wine vintage of the decade, the 2006 Bin 389 was a well-regarded wine on release. I h...

RedtoBrown’s first exposure to the Yelland and Papps Divine range of premium wines was the 2008 Divine Shiraz - an ambitious wine and a very...

I  have to be upfront and admit that I have a vested interest in this wine – I tasted the old vine Grenache and Mourvedre that went into the...

Teusner’s ‘The Gentleman’ Cabernet Sauvignon appears to be the Cabernet sister to the Riebke Shiraz – same price point, similar labelling, ...

This wine is as good an advertisement for screwcaps as I’ve tasted. James Halliday’s review of the wine back in 1998 gave the wine a score o...

Edit:  After reading a set of reviews posted by Andrew Graham on his Australian Wine Review blog (see the reviews and comments HERE ), I did...

This is an enjoyable, fruit-driven wine that would go very well as a quaffer over this summer. The thing to note though is that it is a wine...

2010 is shaping up as a great vintage for some regions that have had it pretty tough of late in terms of vintages such as the Yarra, Heathco...

Similar to many of the old vines they tend, the Kalleske family have deep roots in the Barossa. They have been growing grapes in the Greenoc...

A bit of a Mataro focus for me at the moment. This is the kind of wine that provides a lot of immediate drinking pleasure, and yet is also i...