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Nose – Black peppercorn, raspberries, sage and strawberry liqueur. Palate – Balance of savoury and fruit sweetness, stalky tannins provide structure and drive.

Since launching in 2020 (May in the UK and October here in Australia), KMW has built into a worldwide success with sales of 9 million bottles (45 million glasses!) with Kylie’s wines now available in 31 countries

St Hugo R-1 is a refined expression of South Australian Shiraz, reflecting a modern and contemporary evolution of St Hugo's house-style of power and elegance.

From the historic McBain Road vineyards in northern Coonawarra comes a wine that captures the purity and balance of a classic Coonawarra blend. Cabernet Sauvignon (57%) brings fine structure and cool climate definition, while Shiraz (43%) contributes plush, generous fruit that fills the palate without ever tipping beyond a harmonious medium body. The result is a wine with expressive aromatics, a silky mid palate and a long, seamless finish.

The Cabernet vineyards of V and A Lane are renowned for their depth and character, long contributing to some of Wynns’ finest wines. This blent is inspired by the Wynns ‘claret story’ of the 1950s, where Cabernet and Shiraz are harvested on the same day and co-fermented to create harmony from the outset. An intentionally early harvest highlights a fresh red fruit spectrum, supported by naturally lower alcohol, wild ferments and maturation in larger-format oak. The result is a wine of freshness and energy, food-friendly in style, yet grounded in heritage.

Bin 138 is an expressive blend of Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro with red and dark fruit aromatics of raspberry, cherry and plum lead to a medium-bodied palate of soft supple tannins, red cherry flavours and Mediterranean spice. Complex, approachable and versatile.

Margan Saxonvale Mourvèdre originates from the historic Saxonvale vineyard in the Broke Fordwich sub-region of the Hunter Valley. Planted in the 1960s on the unique red volcanic soils of the Fordwich Sill, these old vines draw on deep mineral reserves, yielding fruit with exceptional depth and structural focus. Winemaker Andrew Margan handles the thick-skinned fruit with minimal intervention, using whole-berry fermentation in open vats with wild yeasts. The wine matures in second- and third-use French oak puncheons to preserve varietal purity, allowing the wood to frame the fruit rather than dominate it. The nose reveals satsuma plum, blueberry, and dried herbs, anchored by subtle earthy notes. The palate delivers dark forest fruits, aniseed, and a distinctive savoury edge, supported by fine, suede-like tannins and vibrant natural acidity that ensure excellent cellaring potential.

One of Brown Brothers best sellers. A classic dry style be to enjoyed with good food and great friends.

John Duval was the Chief Winemaker at Penfolds from 1986 - 2002, entrusted to make some of Australia's most iconic wines. This traditional old vine blend is a superb expression of the Barossa. Savoury, spice and subtle oak sweetness on the nose lead to smooth, seamless palate laden with plum jam and liquorice fruit.

Grenache has long been a stalwart of the South Australian wine scene and Penfolds have been blending Grenache with Shiraz since the 1950's. Recent years has seen a growing trend for the luscious perfumed styles like those emanating out of the northern Rhône and the Bin 138 produces a brilliant example. Going from strength to strength, this particular wine is quickly gathering momentum as one of the stand-out releases in the Bin series.