The wine is on ice, the party is about to start and the anticipation of opening this bottle is too much. You’ll need very little excuse to finish this fizz from the people at Yering Station. Premium quality estate fruit has gone into this dry styl...

With the alternative varieties in Australia booming, here’s a bold take on two sexy northern Italian grapes crafted by the winemaking skill of Ben Glaetzer on behalf of Heartland. These varieties have decided they have a natural affiliation with L...

Many white drinkers limit themselves to Savvys or Chardies and don’t give Riesling a look in. While there are only a handful of people who rate Rizzas number one, the 2011 Chrismont Riesling could change all that. This wine is dry and refreshing w...

Toro Loco is back with a vengeance. That's right, from the super 2009 Barossa vintage comes the Toro Loco 'Crazy Bull' Shiraz. The 2008 was a big wine, not for the faint hearted. But in 2009 we've toned it down - not much - just a little bit but t...

What else do you drink with fish and chips really? After extensive testing (which involved us eating both fish and/or chips) we've landed on this Sauvignon Blanc - a crisp and snappy, gooseberry and citrus driven wine with super clear and fresh...

Don’t get us wrong – we love Australian bubbly but there is still something very special about those French bubbles – they just seem a little bit more delicate, more refined, more elegant and eminently drinkable. So here we have Cruse Non-vintage,...

The Honeymoon is far from over with the 2011 Honeymoon Bay Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc as fine and juicy as the last vintage. Loads of pungent tropical passionfruit flavour with a bit of grassiness finishing as fresh and pure as a mountain stream....

The Puritan? What a great wine name that is. Makes us think about old school biblical preaching (and a great Armand Van Helden album). This Shiraz though is much friendlier than that, a light, juicy, drink-me-now Shiraz deliberately made to drink ...

A typically characterful grower Champagne showing the extra layer of intensity and flavour that most 'big house' Champagnes can lack. Complexity and power to burn here, all in an entirely well priced package.

A cheeky Albarino from Northern Spain, the appeal of this unwooded dry white is that lovely juicy texture and salty tang, all of which just sings out 'drink me with seafood or a good paella'. Excellent thirst slaker...