Audrey Wilkinsons Merlot is a mellow, easy approaching style that is packed with ripe plum aromas and subtle oak. It is matured in French and American oak for 18 months, giving the wine soft tannins and a flavoursome finish.

A protected natural space, an amphitheatre surrounded by forest where the vineyard exists in tranquility , an ecological viticulture, soils of red clay and limestone, without adding SO2 during the process give us a Grenache wine with no disguise. Intense aromas of red and black berries, an infusion of raspberries, currants, and other native berries, with some mint and licorice leaves drawing out the balsamic notes that surround them. the palate recall a fruity blend of red and black berries, cherries, raspberries, and blackberries accompanied by a range of balsamic notes: rosemary, mint, licorice, and some salty and earthy final touches that give it a certain tension and freshness.

Our 2019 Merlot Single Vineyard has flavours of red currants, plum and dried herbs. An elegant red wine for the cool season. Tasting Notes Mid ruby red colour Intense red plum and raspberry aromas on the nose, with tobacco-like complexity. Medium body, suppleness, plump mid-palate. Red fruit flavour with hints of dried herbs. Finishes with fine, soft tannins and subtle oak.

When it comes to Australian Merlot, Katnook is among the very best. Lovely plum dark berry and cedary cigar box characters slip seamlessly into a finish that seems everlasting. Aged for 22 months in French oak, the swathes of blackcurrant are a delight to the senses.

2019 Coffee Rock Merlot Black currant fruits, mocha and some cigar box aromas. Nice firm yet supple tannins which will soften with some cellar time. Estate grown on our coffee rock soils.

Wild & Free - Natural fermention, nothing added to ferments - natural yeasts only, slow natural ferments create pure expressions of flavour from our Vineyards in the elevated mountains along the Torrens Gorge, Mt Bera.

Ludovic Roussillon is one of the top viticulteurs in Bordeaux’s Entre-Deux-Mers. He knows how to coax the very best out of his soils to get the most flavour in his grapes. Work hard in the vineyard and the wine almost makes itself, he says. We’ve worked with Ludovic for a number of years, enjoying both his red and his white from Château Le Coin. This is another wine from his vineyards – mostly Merlot, with a little Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon – all vinified to bring out the fruit's richness, supported by sleek tannins. Rethink Bordeaux with this supple, generous, rounded red. It’s already drinking really well, with or without food. Roast beef, full flavoured pasta dishes, charcuterie, cheese – this wine is very versatile.