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The balance of silky tannins, ripe fruit flavours and distinct varietal character of the grape. The wine is a medium body, easy drinking, food friendly style. Structure, flavour and elegance in balance to deliver a wine to enjoy now.

Wolf Blass established his winery in 1966, crafting wines which epitomized quality, character, and consistency; a philosophy our winemakers continue today. Our Eaglehawk Cabernet Merlot has rich, ripe berry and chocolate flavours, and a soft, velvety finish. Enjoy at room temperature, best served with barbecued meats or casseroles.

Every vintage, each wine parcel is allocated a batch code, separated from other batches and treated independently to ensure cleanliness and purity of winemaking. With Mother Nature ensuring each year offers new possibilities and hope of a celebrated vintage, these codes are the only constant, and have come to symbolise our family’s commitment to always make the wine the hero.

Ask the Elephant wines are approachable, no-nonsense wines designed to make wine easy and enjoyable, with classic varietal flavours that are familiar. Merlot, the fan-favourite perfectly versatile and suited to any occasion. It's fruity in flavour and soft in texture. Full of berries and plums, there is nothing hard with this wine.

Restrained red fruit with a background of menthol, leather and tobacco on the nose leads to a big mouthful of cherries, vanilla and plums with good intensity. A nicely balanced wine, drinking very well.

Yalumba Y Series Merlot is soft and supple, with sweet, ripe fruit flavours and a hint of liquorice or anise. Merlot is an excellent alternative to the heavier and more tannic red varieties.

A drink now style of Merlot with rich aromas of raspberry and violets.

Tantalisingly silky texture, De Bortoli Sacred Hill Shiraz has a delicious mouth feel. Complimented by lush red and black berries such as raspberry, plum, blueberry and cassis, the hint of peppery spice and oak gives this wine a extra lingering finish.

Church Block first appeared back in 1972 under the watchful eye of Greg Trott and was taken by one of the original vineyards that ran alongside the small Bethany Church, across the road from Wirra Wirra's old ironstone cellars. Over the last 4 decades, it has become one of Australia's favourites. The 2005 Church Block is showing just what a little patience can do. After six years, the velvet texture is the dominant feature with integrated tannin taking a backseat.