Black cherry with spice and mocha notes on the nose.

A flowing elegant wine showing texture, depth and persistence.

Always quality from this vineyard.

Dark blue and black fruit aromatics with lots of brooding and spicy undertones.

Followed up with a rich warmly textured wine showing good concentration, depth and persistence.

Deeply coloured in appearance, with an attractive bouquet of blood plum, dark chocolate and earth, leading to a soft and juicy palate with a velvety finish. Serve slightly chilled.

Pale straw in appearance, with a vibrant bouquet of citrus blossom and honeysuckle, leading to a crisp palate that’s fresh and balanced. Serve chilled.

Crisp and fruity, this Aussie Chardonnay delivers ripe apple and citrus notes - alcohol-free!

Rich and fruity with Shiraz character, this alcohol-free red delivers a satisfyingly dry finish.

Crisp and refreshing, this Aussie sparkler delivers apple notes and a dry, celebratory finish without the alcohol!

Drinkable, with classic mix of floral and citrus flavours found in the best Rieslings. 

A staple of the Canberra wine district. Producing good clarity and depth; an attractive medium bodies shiraz. 

 

Delicate and Elegant

Biggest selling Champagne in France and one of top selling Champagne world wide!

Awesome Champagne at this price - a crisp palate that softens into a pleasant, long finish, hints of brioche and yeastyness are coupled with elegnant whitefruits and a finessed finish.

The most sold Champagne in France!

Quintessential Nicolas Feuillatte style.

A delicate, structured and fruity Champagne, offering boundless elegance and finesse.

Delicate and Elegant

Biggest selling Champagne in France and one of top selling Champagne world wide!

Awesome Champagne at this price - a crisp palate that softens into a pleasant, long finish, hints of brioche and yeastyness are coupled with elegnant whitefruits and a finessed finish.

Soil type consists of ancient marine sedimentary and alluvial deposits with high drainage properties and an extremely low water table. This, along with Yamhill-Carltons warm days and cool evenings, creates substantial vine stress that results in the production of small, intense berries and very low tonnage per acre.

Soil type consists of ancient marine sedimentary and alluvial deposits with high drainage properties and an extremely low water table. This, along with Yamhill-Carltons warm days and cool evenings, creates substantial vine stress that results in the production of small, intense berries and very low tonnage per acre.

The 2017 Willamette Valley is a pure and vibrant ruby in the glass, with aromatics of tart cherry and crushed strawberry, alongside hints of dried rose petal and lavender. The cool vintage reveals a wine which is lithe and ethereal on the palate, a bit shy in its youth, but with fine texture and tannin. A very pretty wine, already well balanced and approachable. Seductive with an elegant lightness that makes it very drinkable and enjoyable.

Dark, brooding colour with purple edges. A unique viscosity to this wine in the glass and immediate savoury-spices drifting outward. Dark red berries, Hawaiian starfruit, root beer cask and sweet bark emerge as you lean in. Tightly wound entry that compresses, then explodes with prickly pears and pomegranates inside a light shell of sweet vanilla and roasted nuts as its momentum builds. The layers of flavours broaden with a tight framing of acids, chalky tannins and a level of tension that will certainly reveal more complexity in the months and years to come.

Dark, brooding colour with purple edges. A unique viscosity to this wine in the glass and immediate savoury-spices drifting outward. Dark red berries, Hawaiian starfruit, root beer cask and sweet bark emerge as you lean in. Tightly wound entry that compresses, then explodes with prickly pears and pomegranates inside a light shell of sweet vanilla and roasted nuts as its momentum builds. The layers of flavours broaden with a tight framing of acids, chalky tannins and a level of tension that will certainly reveal more complexity in the months and years to come.