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‘The Drama Queen’ Methodé Traditionelle 2014
$35.00
Every winery needs an attention seeking, exaggerated, overly emotional, dramatic, diva. Sometimes it’s the winemaker, sometimes the boss, or sometimes a family member! Fortunately not here, so we had to create one.
‘The Trickster’ Pinot Grigio 2020
$19.50
Is this a Pinot ‘gris’ style or Pinot ‘grigio’ style? The latter, dear reader, the latter. We deliberately pick the fruit at the lower end of its acceptable range to retain the quintessential crisp, light, fine qualities of both the variety & the region.
$19.50
Blonde, pretty, and a thief! Goldilocks Moscato steals attention wherever we pour her. Some might say it's all too much, but we think this one's just right.
‘The Scallywag’ Chardonnay 2020
$19.50
Knock, Knock. Who's there? Chardonnay. Chardonnay who? You know me. I'm THE classic white grape variety and I'm back with renewed popularity.
‘The Floozie’ Sangiovese Rosé 2020
$24.50
We like our rosé fresh and lively - which is why it’s based on Sangiovese... famed for its crisp acidity and bright aromas and flavours.
‘The Intruder’ Sauvignon Blanc 2020
$19.50
McLaren Vale is the source of many fine wines but it isn’t as often associated with the massively popular Sauvignon Blanc as some other regions. The truth is this intruder has every bit as much punch as its better-known neighbours – perhaps even a little more.
‘The Strutter’ Chardonnay 2019
$21.50
It takes a lot to strut. If you don’t have ‘it’ you just can’t get away with it. Our Strutter has it all and more. Plump-loaded with plush fruit and oak this is ‘shoulder pads Chardonnay’. The 80’s powersuit and big hair of the wine world. Well worth a retro revival.
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$24.50
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Sangiovese is a grape that has a lot going for it. Think savoury, meaning it’s great with food; it has a cherry flavour which is a contrast to most other grapes we grow and it holds very good tannin structure. Its natural acidity means it always has an interesting and lively palate.
$27.50
There were moves against this Merlot – some people would happily rip this grand Dame out by the roots and plant more Shiraz. If I had only ever tasted the big company Merlots I might have been there with a shovel myself, but this is something different. Every reason to plant and care for Merlot is right here in this glass and the argument to do so is compelling.
$29.50
Lazing around on the vine it's always the last to harvest; no variety mooches more than our Mourvèdre. Luckily this loafer is no slouch in flavour and so always worth the wait.
‘The Villain’ Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
$29.50
Renowned as one of the world’s great red grapes, Cabernet arguably finds its greatest expression in the maritime climate of Bordeaux. McLaren Vale is warmer and drier, but shares those maritime conditions.
$29.50
“Shiraz and McLaren Vale”. A famous pairing. Shiraz in McLaren Vale grows well, always ripens, and with correct vineyard management, produces wines of great depth, flavour and structure.