Red Wines

The Cracka team get pumped when we discover wines of authenticity and we love the Teusner philosophy of offering exceptional wines at affordable prices from select vineyards within the Barossa Valley. One taste of the Riebke and you’ll feel like ...

If it’s got the words Reserva on the label you can bet it’s the most fancy bottle of the Estate, just like a reserve range here, it probably means it’s made with the best fruit or is made using hand crafted techniques. This wine from Poggiotondo f...

The season for vintage 2010 a mild growing season without the heat or dryness of the previous brute of a vintage that was 2009. Such seasons offer perfectly evening ripeness and the resultant fruit was a delight to work with. Harvest was completed...

The king of wines and the varietal that has found its palace on the Mornington Peninsula. A surely there is no better expression of this varietal than the fruit grown and harvested on the out Buckle Vineyard at the home of Tuck's Ridge. We don't m...

This wine is all from Yarra Valley fruit. The fermentation took place in open fermenters and fruit was added over a period of three days to extend the ferment with the cap being plunged three times a day. The wine was then aged in a combinat...

Varietal bitumen/dried fig/honey/black fruit, with juicy Syrah touch. Silky, decent length, nice tapered palate.

A premium addition to the Four Sisters family, the Sibling Rivalry range sources fruit from some of Victoria’s most highly respected wine regions. There’s nothing like some friendly rivalry to bring out the best in a family! The 2010 Sibling Riv...

Marmaduke is named after marmalade, the lovely fruit based spread that works great on toast. Actually, this wine is named after Marmaduke Terry, one of the first settlers of the Margaret River region who farmed at Wallcliffe on the banks of Mar...

Great intensity of dark berries and lovely tannin structure. The wines can be either single vineyard or blends, depending on what makes the strongest and most interesting wine. Having spent a good amount of time making organic and low input wines...

Choose a good view, sit and indulge in this mellow Merlot from Logan Wines. Weemala is Aboriginal for good view and that’s the name given to the vineyard in the Central Ranges where the birds get spoilt by the glorious vista. If Peter Logan is luc...

The Logan 2011 Pinot Noir is a light cherry colour with perfumed aromas of wild strawberry, red cherry, chinotto and herbs. These continue onto the brightly focused palate which also has flavours of mixed berries with a long spicy finish.

The wines of Logan get us excited. While based in Mudgee the Logan’s source the majority of their fruit from Orange and have helped put the Central Ranges back on the map thanks to superbly crafted wines. The fruit for this blend was sourced from ...

A multi-regional blend, this is such a pleasurable bargain wine. It's simple and earthy and flavoursome, the perfect sort of medium bodied wine for drinking without thinking and enjoying just how good it is for the price. 5 stars for value!

This wine is a blend of 87 per cent Shiraz and 13 per cent Cabernet Sauvignon and created a sensation when it won gold and topped its class at the Gault-Millau Wine Olympiad in Paris in 1979, beating the best Rhone Valley wines. It also won a trop...

Imports of wine are now booming in this country and we are seeing more and more good examples like this slinky and sensual drop from Argentina. The Zapata Malbec is the spicy Latino that you’re cellar has been waiting for. The nose is as dark and ...

Jump on the Pinot Train as this Yarra influenced locomotive steams down the palate at a rate of knots. We think you’ll waiting patiently on the platform, eager to pick up this elegant bit of craftsmanship. Yarraloch typify what the region can do w...