Tread Softly South Australia Shiraz
A wonderful soft and fruit-filled Shiraz from South Australia showing blackberry, cherry and vanilla spice flavours in a medium weighted and silky mouthfeel. Beautifully balanced with soft and round tannins driving a lovely long soft finish.
Tread Softly Grenache
This is a fresh, fragrant and predominantly red-fruited Grenache from South Australia. The wine shows soft upfront fruit flavours with a medium weighted and soft, comfortable mouthfeel.
McWilliams Macks Espresso Tawny
Rich and luscious with Kopiko lolly, coffee and milk chocolate flavours integrated with raisins and vanilla. the finish is smooth with the espresso coffee flavours combining with the alcohol to make the wine long and liqueur like.
Houghton Red Classic
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.
Tyrrell's Old Winery Pinot Noir
Tyrrells had been a well known winery for decades. Its Old Winery Pinot Noir is medium bodied due to the warmer climate in NSW. Attractive cherry and strawberry jams, perfumed spices with restrained oak on the nose. Its smooth texture and chalky tannins certainly leaves a great impression on the palate.
Hardys VR Shiraz
Hardys R&R Shiraz shows plenty of value for money. Pepper and spice flavours are complemented by soft tannins and oak. Now available in a value pack 1 Litre bottle.
Hardys VR Cabernet Sauvignon
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.
Yellow Tail Shiraz
The Yellow Tail Shiraz has aromas of ripe berries and sweet vanilla. Spicy, sweet fruit flavours on the palate are matched with subdued earthy tones and fine tannins.
Yellow Tail Merlot
Yellow Tail Merlot is soft and supple, with sweet, plum and cherry flavours and a hint of liquorice or anise. Merlot is an excellent alternative to the heavier and more tannic red varieties.