New Arrivals

A blend of elevated sites across Barolo, this wine is built as a balanced, complete wine that will mature very well in the cellar.

A wonderful Mount Edelstone release, a single vineyard Eden Valley Shiraz of grace and length.

A benchmark non-vintage Champagne known for its incredibly high percentage of reserve wines and extended aging.

A classic, old-vine McLaren Vale Shiraz with dark fruit generosity and a bit more structure thanks to the cooler 2022 season.

Cool, classic, dry Adelaide Hills Riesling. Casual drinking 101 from Shaw + Smith.

A clean, gently textural Pinot Gris from Amisfield that shows off what Central Otago does best - generous fruit, natural freshness, and no heavy lifting required.

A powerful, slate-driven Mosel Riesling from the famous Erdener Treppchen vineyard, showing Ernst Loosen’s mastery of site and style.

A bright, layered Chardonnay from one of Margaret River’s best – delivering serious quality for well under what it tastes like.

The no.1 rated Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc this year according to The Real Review.

A pared-back Jura white from Lulu Vigneron, blending Chardonnay and Savagnin into a clean, savoury and precise style.

A fresh, approachable Margaret River Cabernet from one of the region’s benchmark producers, offering standout value without skimping on class.

A great-value Mornington Pinot that shows Paringa Estate’s pedigree in a more approachable, ready-to-drink style.

Dry, textural Rose from the master Michael Dhillon.

A balanced, expressive Mornington Peninsula Pinot from one of the region’s pioneers, offering brightness, depth, and effortless drinkability.

A pinpoint Puligny from one of the region’s rising names — detailed, vibrant and seriously classy white Burgundy.

An easygoing Margaret River Chardonnay that shows Howard Park’s class while still being priced for weeknight drinking.

A charming Barbaresco that shows off perfect balance, harmony and unadulterated drinking pleasure.

High-altitude, rocky terroir meets Leroux’s precision to deliver a tense, mineral-driven premier cru with real personality and scarcity on its side.

A beautifully approachable Clare Valley Riesling, crafted from premium dry-grown Watervale vineyards, offering sheer drinking pleasure and great value!

Evocative single block Shiraz from Steve Pannell. Aromatic, intense and remarkable.

A delicious, soft-hearted and approachable Shiraz from one of the Barossa's most loved artisan winemakers.

From younger Ginestra and La Morra vines, this is a supple, resinous Nebbiolo that channels Barolo pedigree with an open, everyday charm.

Fresh and fruit-forward Malbec from one of Argentina's leading producers.

Simply stunning release of J J Prum's much loved Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese.

A straight-up bargain for anyone chasing proper Coonawarra Cabernet without dropping big bucks.

A finely crafted Tumbarumba Chardonnay from Clonakilla that balances bright fruit, texture and freshness in a way that only this high-altitude site can deliver.

A lifted, silky take on McLaren Vale Shiraz from one of the region’s finest; organically farmed and shaped for easy drinking without compromise.

One of the finest Shiraz in McLaren Vale from a modern superstar producer.

Cheap and cheerful Argentinian Malbec perfect for mid-week drinking.

A super-limited GOLDKAP bottling from Bernkasteler vineyard.

Exquisite vintage port from a great, historic producer. Approachable now but cellaring highly recommended.

A quietly confident, textured Mornington Peninsula Pinot Gris that balances shape, energy and subtle complexity in all the right places.

Vibrant, delicate and dry Prosecco from an impressive new Veneto producer.

A focused, textural Chenin from one of WA’s most respected wine families, showing just how much character the Swan Valley can deliver when farmed and handled with care.

A rich, balanced Barossa Shiraz Grenache that brings old-vine depth and fresh, vibrant fruit together in a seriously drinkable style.

Superb value mid-weight Margaret River Cabernet, crafted by the talented hands of Bruce Dukes.