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Mount Majura Tempranillo

Mount Majura, from the emerging wine region of the Canberra District, considers Tempranillo as their flagship variety. With a dense core of dry savoury tannin, interwoven with fleshy cherry and blueberry fruit, and embroidered with a host of aromas, from sweet spices and pomegranate, to malt and leather.

Flametree SRS Chardonnay

A fine and quite flinty modern expression of Margaret River Chardonnay. Finer and leaner it might be in some ways, but the unmistakable power and persistence of the region still triumphs. Complex mealy grapefruit and roasted nut characters on the nose, and a deep and richly intense palate power through to the finish.

Faiveley Bourgogne Rouge

Based in Nuits-St-Georges, the famous Domaine Faiveley was founded in 1825 and in more recent times, the domaine has greatly expanded its vineyards across the entire Côte d'Or. The grapes are entirely destemmed and fermented in a mix of new wooden vats for the top end wines and stainless steel for the lesser cuvées. This Pinot noir has a beautiful ruby colour. It has pleasant, fresh, red-fruit aromas on the nose, which we find again on the palate. It has rich and very ripe substance, with fine round tannins. It's a very well-structured and pleasing wine.

Yeringberg Cabernet Blend

Langton's Classification: Outstanding

Further testament to both vine age and the merits & complexity of this blend, which allow the wine to rise above an otherwise challenging year. Classic blackcurrant, cigar box and tapenade aromas, overlaid with notes of violet, Christmas cake and sweet spices, lead onto a supple, savoury and effortless palate that builds towards a long & lively finish.

The Aisling Distillery Classic Dry Gin Pepperberry

Hand-crafted using a combination of locally sourced Pepperberry & Spice, and traditional botanicals, our Classic Dry Pepperberry Gin is inspired by the Riverina, New South Wales, the food bowl of Australia. This is the second Gin to be released in Griffith, New South Wales it is wonderfully balanced and juniper-forward, with cassia bark, rose petals and Pepperberry spice mix. Inspired by our passion for Gin and that yearning for more is how we have embarked on our Classic Dry.

SUSANNE

This premium Semillon is the traditional expression of the Hunter style. It has an attractive honey bouquet, with soft full bodied citrus & lime flavours. The finish is crisp and dry. Drinking nicely now, but with further careful cellaring it will develop the creamy & toasty characters, for which Hunter Semillon is revered.

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The Aisling Distillery Triple Juniper with Elderflower

An Australian Gin produced in the Riverina, where the skies run as far as the eye can see and where we are known as “THE FOOD BOWL OF AUSTRALIA.” Best served over ice and paired with a fresh or dee-hydrated slice of lime, orange, lemon, cucumber, rosemary, or mint to add a refreshing and unique twist. Our signature Gin has two parts to the distillation, firstly the Juniper is steeped for 24 hours. This steeping process along with fresh juniper is then added to the still before pot distillation. Five other botanicals include coriander seed, orris root, angelica root, cassia bark (cinnamon), elderflower, with an addition of fresh local Murrumbidgee honey. Best shared with the ones we love, where memories are made. Tasting notes: Triple Juniper Gin with Elderflower unlike the 51% distillation the 42.5% has a nice soft Elderflower nose and finish to the palate, the 42.5% enhances as slightly sharp on the palate initially, with the addition of Tonic or Soda Water the Elderflower opens to a nice slightly floral finish on the palate with the finish of Red Gum Murrumbidgee Honey to add to a long finish.

Chateau Rieussec, R de Rieussec Blanc Sec

CHATEAU CLIMENS RFSE

In 2013 only 2500 cases will be made (half the production of the last few abundant years and a fraction of the production of Ch. d’Yquem), but the final blend is not decided until early summer. Each barrel shows its individual character, but all had in common an energy, focus, persistence, depth and precision that makes this one of the wines of the vintage. The ethereal quality that I consider the hallmark of a great Climens was already noticeable as was an intense perfumed fragrance, which is the hallmark of the 2013 vintage. 2013 Climens is a jewel in the making and though its subtle elegance will make this approachable young, it has decades of ageing and evolving ahead.