This wine is a fantastic example of the diversity in style that can be achieved with McLaren Vale Grenache by focusing on single vineyard wines from some of the region's finest sub-zones of Clarendon.

A cracking Cabernet from a "goldilocks" vintage. Luscious notes of cassis and black currant, accented by hints of black olives, vanillin and cedar. Its rich and velvety texture is supported by structured tannins, promising an age-worthy delight.

Rich stone fruit core with butterscotch and smooth balanced oak.

Fruit tannin and bold flavours of mulberries and wet slate. A focused core of fine textures and glazed cherries culminates in a mineral and persistent finish.

This McLaren Vale Grenache is bursting with ripe cherry and and raspberry fruit flavours, with a lush and concentrated palate and silky textured finish and supple tannins. This big red will pair perfectly with roasted meats and vegetables.

Black cherry, sweet spice and dark fruit aromas combine with blackberry and raspberry flavours to give a crisp and approchable wine.

When you think of Coonawarra wine, Cab Sauv is always the first thought and Shiraz tends to flys below the radar - which is a shame, because when Coonawarra shiraz is good... it's really good! This is no exception and it terms of value for money and flavour it absolutely hits the mark. Expect fresh, spicy blackberry flavours with hints of chocolate and restrained oak in the background. This wine is delightful.

The quality of fruit and winemaking speaks volumes as to how this wine has turned out. The nose is abundant with red and blue fruits also seen on the palate, which is juicy, full bodied and underpinned by fine tannins. Further breathing reveals more layers of flavour and complexity after the initial tranche of bright fruits. A superb example of this most versatile of varietals

A pale dry rose, naturally bright, made in the classic saignee method. This refreshing rose was made to highlight the flavours that newer clones of Merlot creates like cranberry, blood orange, rhubarb, and savoury herbs. Vegan friendly winemaking practices.

From a single block, this is McLaren Vale Shiraz at its best. It opens with briary fruits, subtle spice and musk, then draws you in with dark berry flavours and firm yet elegant tannins.