Sparkling -Australian

Eden Valley, South Australia. "It’s quite discreet in the flavour department – white flower, almonds, pear and lemon – nice bit of bubble, light chalky texture and a spicy almond finish. Dry. Right in the slot style-wise. Better than just about all bubbles at this price point too..."

Barossa Valley, South Australia. Beneath a rich shade of crimson lies at its heart a deep, complex structure. Full of dried cranberry, cacao, blueberry and cherry. This wine is bold yet dazzling with a mosaic of flavours and a finish to match...

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Grapes sourced from mature vineyards grown on the volcanic soils of the southern Mornington Peninsula. Quality fruit and careful handling give this sparkling wine a complex and balanced palate.  The nose is hay and melon. The palette is rich and mouth filling with fresh fruit.  Structure is elegant and impressive...

Yarra Valley, Victoria. Strawberry blonde colour.  Strawberry, pear with hints of almond and yeast on the nose. Creamy palate with integrated acid providing balance to this unctuous yet elegant wine. Strawberry, stone fruit, citrus and pastry characters provide further structure. Balance is maintained through to the back of the palate and finishes with excellent length...

WINERY RATING
James Halliday,	Australian Wine Companion 2009

 

Yarra Valley, Victoria. Pale Wheat Straw.
NOSE Lovely gala apple & lemon meringue pie. Cracked yeast with a great freshness
PALATE An incredible line of intensity. Grapefruit & lime provide a wonderful backbone of minerality balanced by a really fine mousse. A creamy middle pal ate finishes clean & focused...

WINERY RATING
James Halliday,	Australian Wine Companion 2013

 

Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Colour: Pale straw with a light green hue. Bouquet: Lifted summer citrus. Palate: Soft and fruity leading to a crisp acidity...

Yarra Valley, Victoria. Pale green in colour with aromas of freshly cut fruit salad. On the lips you get a balance of mild citrus tang and fruity sweetness. Best paired with cheese boards, antipasto (and friends of course). A very drinkable wine—it’s not long ’til you find yourself reaching for the next sip...