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Gossips represent some of the best value wines in the Dan Murphy's range and this latest edition, the Pink Moscato delivers all the fresh, sweet flavours synonymous with the style. Without being too sweet on the palate while still providing a luscious and soft palate, the Gossips Pink Moscato is the perfect wine for that lazy Sunday afternoon.

Rich dark purple with a crimson hue in colour. Intense dark fruit aromas of plum, and forest berries with hints of spice and vanilla. Rich and smooth with lashes of dense sweet fruit and soft tannins.

Deep, luscious red velvet. Malt bursts onto your tongue and the raging hops kick in before the warming alcohol joins the fray. Hoppyness and warming malt goodness.

Full of dark berries and plums this richly-coloured and -flavoured wine is from South Eastern Australia. An excellent everyday wine it suits hearty soups and slow cooked lamb making it a perfect choice for winter evenings.

Decrypting a wine takes skill and patience, lucky for you we've figured that out. This flavoursome Shiraz displays aromas of rich red cherry and plum with hints of vanilla oak, which continue onto the palate leaving firm tannins on the finish.

Picture This Pinot Noir is a lighter style red with fruit forward character. Lusious flavours of cherry and raspberry with a hint of vanilla on the palate. The perfect pairing for roasted chicken or pasta dishes.

This Cabernet Shiraz Merlot blend shows aromas of bright red cherry with lashes of plum and raspberry flavours. Leaving a full and lengthy finish on the palate. The perfect pairing for a slow cooked beef pot roast.

My Place Shiraz has a vibrate nose with lifted spicy fruit notes. This is a medium bodied wine. The palate has soft tannins. Pair this wine with succulent lamb cutlets or a casserole dish.

Region Donnybrook (Western Australia) Tasting Notes Vibrant colour and tannin structure exhibiting the classic Aussie Shiraz plum and spice characters, and perfect balance of oak and acidity. There is a deep elegance to the wine from the Western Australian climate. Truly a Ripper! Analysis Alcohol: 14.5% pH: 3.55 TA: 5.8 Oak: French and American Oak Barriques and Hogsheads

Wolf Blass has a long and illustrious history in the Australian wine industry. This lovely Riesling has a little sweetness to offset its naturally racy, citrus acidity, making it a perfect partner for spicy Asian cuisine.