A landmark release from Steve Pannell’s Blewitt Springs vineyard – pure, perfumed Grenache that confirms Little Branch as one of the country’s most exciting new projects.
Inspired by the styles of Southern Rhone, this blend of Mataro, Grenache and Shiraz from Tim Smith is one one of the best bang for your buck blends in the Barossa right now.
Phase Three’s Dero is Barossa Syrah done their way – tiny volumes, old-vine sites, a bit of Cabernet in the mix, and a whole lot of character packed into the bottle.
A smart, textured white from a boundary-pushing McLaren Vale vineyard, marrying Rhone richness with seafood-ready freshness in a way only Coriole could pull off.
A characterful, small-batch red from McLaren Vale’s nonconformists, made with organically grown Primitivo and a low-intervention hand that keeps things lively, not heavy.
Peter Fraser’s first-ever varietal release of Grenache Blanc brings brightness, texture and value in a zippy Mediterranean white from Yangarra’s organic McLaren Vale vineyard.
From vines once grafted over from Gewürztraminer, this single-block Shiraz shows a lifted, fragrant side of Koomilya while still carrying the depth and savoury power the vineyard is known for.