Deep crimson red colour with a bouquet of dark berries and cherries are bountiful with a touch of spicy sweet oak. Copious amounts of dark brooding fruits, mouth-filling and firm tannins expressive of the last pressings of the grapes.

In the glass: Bright pale lemon. Om the nose: Musk and fresh white grape fruit lift. On the palate: Sweetly fruity and muscaty, soft and juicy with lots of confectionary characters. A good all-rounder that's lovely served well chilled.

Muscat grapes for this wine were imported from a number of lush vineyards spread across the warm and breezy inland regions of South Australia. The Moscato wine produced using this fruit features a bright hot-pink hue, with the nose exhibiting blissful aromas of lychee, mush, pink flowers and spice. The light and zesty palate are brimming with berry fruit and lemon sherbet flavours, offering a subtle sweetness on the mid-palate. The finish is crisp and refreshing. With an alcohol content of 8.5%, this wine can be enjoyed with as an aperitif, or with foods like Laksa and lightly-spiced Thai salads.

Kodakara Umeshu (Japanese Ume Plum Daiginjo Sake) is made by the Junmai Daiginjo master at Tatenokawa Shuzo. It is made from the finest Nanko Ume Plums and combined with Tatenokawa Junmai Daiginjo Sake and Shochu made from the lees (Sake Kasu) of the same sake and sugar. The result is rich, sweet flavour perfectly balancing the tarness of the plums. Kodakara Umeshu is best served chilled and straight up, on the rocks, or with soda. Wonderfully refreshing as a spiritzer. It is suitable as an aperitif, dessert wine or simply enjoyed at the end of a long day!

The original and most powerful expression of Penfolds multi-vineyard, multi-district blending philosophy, Grange is arguably Australia’s most celebrated wine and is officially listed as a Heritage Icon of South Australia. Crafted utilising fully-ripe, intensely-flavoured and structured shiraz grapes, the result is a unique Australian style that is now recognised as one of the most consistent of the world’s great wines. With an unbroken line of vintages from the experimental 1951, Grange clearly demonstrates the synergy between shiraz and the soils and climates of South Australia. A fusion of preserved figs, black plum, blackberry and black liquorice flirts with an aromatic elution of fish oil, anchovy, soy and sesame/nori. Nascent scents of toasted charred meats (rotisserie rib of beef), rendered fat/marrow... An uplifting freshness and higher notes are liberated with air – awakened scents akin to cola, Chinotto, aniseed, root beer.Camouflaged (new!) oak has to be proactively sought out, verified.Strikes a Grange stylistic bullseye, all boxes ticked.

Classic Coonawarra Cabernet, with generous blackberry fruits and an inviting mid palate weight. Lifted aroma of blackberry and forest fruits, cedar oak and hits of mint. An intense and flavour filled palate of rich blackberry and mulberry fruits complemented with sturdy but well-balanced tannins. 4.5 Stars | Winestate Limestone Coast Tasting December 2020 93 Points | The Wine Front, Mike Bennie

Light and refreshing, this Sparkling Moscato from Piemonte bursts with peach flavours and a zesty citrus finish.