A mixed dozen featuring some of the best South Australia has to offer... [ Read more ]

The Adelaide Hills is where it’s at! At least that is what we think everyone will be saying in a few years time. The team at La Linea thinks so too, thus creating a sumptuous little number like this ’08 Tempranillo. Showing classic Tempranillo characters of sweet red berries and dried herbs creates a formidable mixture, muddled with some ice cold cola, this is a very moreish, summertime red. [ Read more ]

The Bay of Fires bubbly has been an EEC for a favourite for many years. Now they have changed things up slightly and are now selling it as a NV rather then as a vintage as of old. The style is still spot on, showing complex notes of brioche and a crisp crunchy pear. Still with that impeccable balance and freshness from what we love from the Bay of Fires crew. [ Read more ]

The Punks crew come through again with some new exciting booze. This Single Vineyard, Bio-dynamic McLaren Vale Cabernet is not to be messed with. Serious tannins build some great fruit, with classic Cabernet notes of crushed mint and dried herbs. This is extremely limited and will not be around for long. [ Read more ]

Off the back of the 2008 vintage where Groom was scored James Halliday’s highest rating Sauvignon Blanc, the ‘09 takes the label another step forward. This is all about consistency; there is nothing thin and overt about this wine. It illustrates great poise and balance with understated Sauvignon Blanc characters of cut grass and tropical fruit. [ Read more ]

Believe it or not this wine has been made in the same style since 1967 when Rolf’s father embarked on replicating the Bikaver(Bull’s Blood) wine of his homeland Hungary. Not for the faint-hearted, this is signature Binder that effortlessly combines power and grace. An almost inky palate that comes from the dark and seductive Mataro is lifted with bright fruit from the Shiraz - typical from the 2006 Barossa vintage. A classic in every sense. [ Read more ]