Gunn Estate are world class, having claimed top trophy at the International Chardonnay France, 5 Winestate Stars, Gold ANZ and Blue-Gold at the Sydney International, all for varietal whites. "Warning, this wine will excite the senses. Peach, pineapple and tropical fruit. An appealing palate with nothing but ripe fruit flavours and a creamy texture!" -Denis Gunn, "Honeysuckle and a touch of peach, hints of peardrops and honeysuckle with an attractive, well-balanced feminine finish. Very well-crafted. Excellent!" -eRobertparker.com |
Time has shown the Eden Valley to be a natural home for Riesling, which to quote Peter Lehmann, is the noblest white wine variety. Lehmann's Eden Valley editions can boast the unique distinction of winning Best Riesling in the World Trophy at the prestigious London International on no fewer than five occasions, more than any winemaker in the world. "A firmly bodied palate tight with fine minerally textures, and even now, a sense that its future has a honey glow!" -Adelaide Advertiser, "Peter Lehmann Rieslings shine regularly on the world stage!" -Telegraph UK |
Moss Wood was destined from it's very genesis to be one of the Margaret River's great Cabernet wines. Excellence is the estate's raison d'etre, all decisions made in the vineyard or at the winery are based on the effect they will ultimately have on the wine. Experimentation in the vineyard has been matched in the vinification, and Moss Wood has undergone subtle refinements. The wines are given longer skin contact time during fermentation, whilst the backbone of Cabernet is enhanced with small amounts of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot |
One of Leeuwin Estate's crowning achievements, a stately and statuesque, opulent and graceful rendering of Cabernet Sauvignon. "This is the quintessential Margaret River intermingling of delicate herbal flavors, a touch of tobacco in the nose, with ripe, sweet black fruit. A long finish, fine tannins and impeccable balance round it out beautifully!" -Winereviewonline.com, "Plum and dark berry fruit and a whiff of cedar from the seamlessly integrated oak, savoury and earthy with cleansing acidity. This is an elegant and beautifully balanced cabernet!" -The Age Life & Style |
Philip Shaw was twice International Wine and Spirit Competition's Winemaker of the Year. Following a career as chief at Rosemount and Southcorp, Shaw laboured to determine the most favourable terroir in Australia, until he accidentally caught sight of the undulating countryside whilst flying over Orange in New South Wales. Shiraz from Orange differs to Australia’s warmer regional styles. Reminiscent of a Rhone Valley, Orange Shiraz displays distinct bright spice with a fine pepper character revealing the vineyard's cooler, elevated origins |
A solidly structured Cabernet Sauvignon with malleable tannins, fragrant bramble fruit character and stylish oak, the essential Coonawarra wine. "It’s rich and fleshy, with considerable power and concentration, but at the same time elegantly structured. It’ll no doubt age well, but this vintage has an appealing, drink now lusciousness!" -Chris Shanahan.com, "Zema Estate produces some of the region’s most flavour packed Cabernets, It’s a beauty!" -theWiningpro.com, "Tremendous structure and flavour. It’s the total package!" -Sunday Tasmanian |
Super Bin 389 & 407
Value packed Bin 128 & 28
Over the last forty years Penfolds Bin 389 has developed a strong identity for consistency, reliability and exceptional value. Components of the wine are matured in the same barrels that held the previous vintage of Grange. Wine lovers enjoy it because it's delicious and ready to drink immediately upon release. |
A textbook Cabernet, the varietally expressive Bin 407 highlights the virtue of sensitive vineyard blending, bold Cabernet flavours are supported by a judicious use of soft oak. Magnificent Cabernet, bursting with a rich panoply of cedary highlights which wrap themselves around the thick berry fruit flavours. |
Introduced as one of the first Bin wines within the Penfolds portfolio, it has become an Australian classic. Penfolds Bin 28 is a ripe fleshy warm-climate Shiraz offering structure and generosity of flavour. Bin 128 has claimed an impressive chestful of awards and was twice named Red of the Year at the London International. |
In 1960 Bill Redman persuaded Max Schubert to acquire a parcel of Coonawarra, and the Bin 128 experience began. The only Penfolds to be pure Coonawarra, it was originally labelled as Claret, and whilst the quality has increased immeasurably, very little has changed about how Bin 128 is made. | |
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"The wines have been impressive over the years!". "Dalwhinnie is one of Victoria's greatest wine estates, making wines that are regional highpoints!" -Ralph Kyte-Powell. "Sit back and watch as Dalwhinnie etches a name for itself among the great wines of the world!" -Huon Hooke |
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