If you thought that Argentina was the only place to find fine Malbec, think again! Zonte's Footstep have triumphed with this luscious Langhorne Creek example boastinga berryfest of flavour, FIVE Gold medals and 93 points from Halliday: "Violets, boysenberries, redcurrant and leather. Bright and characterful at once. Sweet and vibrant through the mouth, dry and firm through the finish. Mid-weight. In lovely form...93pts" (Halliday).

This is delicious, a beautifully layered and lively red. Here's the tasting note from Bleasdale – complete with a terrific occasion-match (as opposed to a food-match! "Medium weight red wine with lifted blueberry fruit and cherry cola notes, wild thyme, savoury & earthy characters. Depth and personality from the Shiraz with notes of rain on hot gravel, clove and citrus. Rich fruit flavour with a fine chalky finish. Perfect when watching a summer thunderstorm..."

If you're after a soft, easy to drink red wine, you've come to the right place. Hardys Stamp Shiraz is fruity and supple, with just a touch of spice. It comes in a 1 litre bottle, so there's plenty of love to share around.

This is the perfect choice as an every day drinker if you're looking for a Cabernet Sauvignon at a great price. A great value red wine that will go well alongside a takeaway pizza or mid week pasta dish.

Chancellor & Co Merlot is slightly oaked for a backdrop of character, leaving a heady aroma of dark berry and ripe plums to shine through. Once this rich red hits your palate, expect plummy fruits and sharp blackberry to dominate.

Pocketwatch Pinot Noir was produced using grapes grown in Mornington Peninsula and Yarra Valley. It is a delicate red wine exhibiting subtle hints of oak from its nose. Displaying bright fruit characteristics, the palate is filled with red fruit flavours of cherry and raspberry combined with a slight earthy appeal and nuances of oak. An easy-to-drink wine, it can be paired with roasted chicken, pasta, grilled salmon and duck.

Enjoy the delicate grape of Koa Pinot Noir, a silky red from the Adelaide Hills region. Pinot Noirs can be savoured young and have flavours of fresh, red fruits that develop into deliciously savoury note on the palate. Pair this one with casual dinners and catch ups with friends.