Mayer Tempranillo 2024

Grown in one of our favourite Yarra Valley subregions, Dixons Creek, this is a cool climate-styled Shiraz that’s full of true-to-style dark fruits like violets and dark plums, whilst still being easy-drinking in the Bistro way – just like that inspiring Syrah we loved in the Rhône Valley too long ago.

BISTRO Shiraz 2022

Mayer Nebbiolo 2024

Mayer Syrah 2024

Mayer Gamay 2024

Mayer Close Planted Pinot Noir 2024

Mayer Chardonnay 2024

It’s just like Yeats said, in dreams begin responsibilities. Well, we say if you're going to be a responsible dreamer… dream with a beautifully pretty Pinot that’s full of red currants, florals, and some classy oak derived spices, that culminate in a beautiful fan of tannin.

In Dreams Pinot Noir 2023

Sauvignon Blanc with a bright point of difference thanks to 28 days on skins. Good things are happening at El’More right now and this is another approachable and amazing wine you should drink in the park. Flows with lime leaf, stone fruit and chalky grip.

Elmore Sauvignon Blanc 2024

Plucked from red soils and fermented mostly destemmed, but all as one ferment. It’s Classic Yarra flightiness and lift right here. That means florals and flavour that have a nice concentration, plus balanced oak and subtle bunchy spice with tannins that build and expand into (and beyond) your second glass.

First Foot Forward Pinot Noir 2023

Each precious vessel gets 800 of litres of YV juice and comes out with a firmer, structural feel which is offset by some subtle grassy notes and enough citrus to keep things crisp. It’s an impressive local side-step for those Loire Valley blanc lovers out there.

First Foot Forward Amphora Sauvignon Blanc 2023

Pink grapefruit, lime, rockmelon, and plenty of delicate, fine-boned cashew-oak thread running through to spread some deliciousness joy. A great wine to buy when you don’t know which side of the Chardonnay fence they sit on.

Kellybrook Edenesque Chardonnay 2023

Toolangi Chardonnay 2023

It's Our Thing (Cosa Nostra). When you've got amazing fruit and know-how, you can make amazing wine seem simple. Fermented entirely in stainless steel to let the Grigio take centre stage and taste just like how you want Grigio from King Valley to taste, with that stone fruit, some sublime pear, and gentle acidity.

Santolin Pinot Grigio 2023

Some creamy nougat. Three magical words for lovers of Chardonnay with body and texture. This also has a little biscuity edge, plenty of nectarine and best of all, value. It’s a great gifting wine and one to open just as after sunset, or even over lunch. You should pair it with cheese and mates.

Little Saint Chardonnay 2021

Soumah – South of Maroondah so this wine’s all about place and optimising the conditions to come up with something that speaks for the year, with just a little bit of the winemakers’ inflection. Marzemino is traditionally a Trentino grape that’s robust and full of big, dark fruits, some lovely savoury tones, and chalky tannins. This nails that, but gives just a little Yarra brightness and approachability.

Soumah Single Vineyard Marzemino 2023

Fits perfectly in your tumbler or carafe and suits your table cloth, and if you drink it on Nonna’s plastic-covered couch, you can theoretically spill without staining, but don't because it’s delicious! Also, she'll never forgive you. Has plenty of bright acidity and crunchy red fruits that will even make pizza better.

Soumah Nebbiolo Barbera 2023

Fruit was fully destemmed and left in Slavonian oak for 18 months. The structure here is all about the fine bone delicate feel, bricky tannins and some ripe cherry. The tail is savoury and chalky, and while full of adventurous spirit. It's also a seriously lovely drop.

Alessandro Stefani La Vignola Sangiovese 2022

Pretty peonies and rose petals blossom in every glass so pour, pour, pour away until your heart’s hydrated and the bottle’s empty. Hits with some chalky tannin and a little bright, but fleshy fruit.

Trapeze Pinot Noir 2023

Soft richness with a snapped-off piece of nougat and a peachy fruit feel that’s almost palpable and fades into your mood and takes over in the best way, like the Mazzy Star song that inspired this note. It’s refreshing and comforting so it’s perfect for opening before sunset and finishing in the dark.