Cooling with fennel seed goodness and smooth with liquorice, vanilla oak and some tannic chew. Will definitely suit the old school Shiraz drinker who loves structure.

Chalk Hill Estate Syrah 2021

Perfect with lamb shoulder, beef ribs, veggie kabobs and almost anything else you can grill. A great gift for the host and one that’s not quite fancy enough for them to harbour so you’ll get more than a glass if you keep close.

Koomilya SC Pannell Tempranillo Touriga 2019

The estate is family owned and run, and there’s a particular worship for the land here so nothing nasty is used in farming which adds to the sandy earth and mineral elements.

Parea Estate Blewitt Springs Single Vineyard Shiraz 2022

Chalk Hill’s got universal appeal thanks to cherry-cola, sarsaparilla that are delivered with mildly dusty tannins and concentrated profile. There’s also a little sea salt and salt bush – don’t forget dried oregano for the lamb – so it’s moreish too.

Chalk Hill Tempranillo Grenache 2022

The idea is to let the Grenache grapes do the talking with minimal use of sulphur and no filtration, and what comes through is a real textural delight with vibrant florals, ripe raspberry and a lick of sandalwood and some rhubarb.

SC Pannell Basso Grenache 2021

Pure berry conserve and punnets of raspberry delight the palate with hints of orange and chinotto and some lovely lightly bitter, ashy tannin to finish. With all its super pretty nuova Siciliana vibes, your friends will thank you while you pour them a glass, but they’ll love (even more) after they finish their glass.

Rouleur Nero d' Avola 2023

Thistledown Gorgeous Grenache 2022

We made a thoughtful selection of subregional character when considering the wines we wanted to share with you. In McLaren Vale, the sandy soils of the vineyard work well to highlight the aromatics of the Grenache. This year's iteration is a real step up in complexity and structure! With the extra dimension of wild plum, think sweet red currants with some crunch to the fruit, and a lovely tight grain of tannin, all wrapped with a veil of berry and violet aromatics. Sweet, spice-laden and with a silk-like textural flow—there's a real finesse to this wine. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we live and work and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. Grown and made on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people.

This Must Be The Place McLaren Vale Grenache 2021

Plump and juicy Nero d'Avola made from organic fruit and vinified with no added preservatives. Raspberry ripple, dark plum, and a handful of dried Mediterannean herbs along with chalky tannins. Perfect for pizza or pasta night!

Wild Folk Nero d'Avola 2022

A richly-fruited McLaren Vale Shiraz showing off everything there is to love about this pocket of South Australia. Dark berries and plums play alongside some graphite-like minerality, and prominent tannins thanks to a good dollop of French oak. This drinks like a warm embrace on a cool night, while Smooth Operator plays softly in the background.

Lloyd Brothers Estate Shiraz 2021

Orbis Light Red is purpose-built for drinking chilled and nails its purpose. Borges might say, Spinoza knew that all things long to persist in their being; the stone eternally wants to be a stone and Orbis Light red wants to be a delicious chilled red.

Orbis Light Red 2023

Lauren Langfield Brini Grenache 2023

Packs a lovely texture to suit its fruity, bright and lifted notes. This feels as close as we might get to a red that’s truly for everyone, especially those that love something mid to light.

Dune Äin Salah Cinsault 2022

A real multi-generational wine that everyone at your next family gathering will love. Picture torn sage and toasty oak, chewy malty tannins and some old-stuff steeze a la 1990s Nicolas Cage.

Chalk Hill Luna Shiraz 2021

Like so many of our favourite Tempranillios, there’s some cherry cola and plummy goodness wrapped in a nice weight and a savoury profile. Yum!

Richard Hamilton Sombra Tempranillo 2023

Pairs perfectly with the charcuterie notes and a finish that builds with a solid embrace of sandy tannin. So much value here and a bottle that will say thanks or congratulations in the best way–just make sure you buy one for yourself as well.

Paralian Springs Hill Shiraz 2022

Ready to drink, this release promises to compliment the finest of dining experiences. This 2020 edition reflects an equal 50% Merlot and 50% Cabernet Sauvignon composition. Arriving at 13.0% it is elegantly weighted and not overly extracted, prime for early enjoyment. Taste pure cassis and wild mulberry fruits with a veil of autumnal earth and lead pencil shavings in the background. There is coco powder and cedar shaving on the layered and medium weighted palette. Hedonistic.

Domaine Clarendon BDX Cabernet Merlot 2020

Mid-weight and full of wild plum, boysenberry and a little crack of pepper, plus a spray of McLaren Vale saline. This one’s silky and naturally guzzleable from start to finish.

Saltfleet Touriga Nacional 2021

A thoughtful and well executed Grenache—we can't get enough of this. In the glass, expect red cherry and raspberry dialled up by some dried herbal whole bunch character that adds even more intrigue to the wine. Like any good Grenache, there's plenty of tannin, too, with some nicely etched edges delivering a little bit of bite to the experience.

Saltfleet Grenache 2022

Speaking of, this is brimming with sweet cherry pie notes met with a dab of cherry pip bitterness, some clove spice, and a wash of chalky tannin coming through late on the palate.

Saltfleet Sangiovese 2022

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