Balancing bitter, sweet and spicy to the traditional Creole style. Fruity and floral aromas integrate with the flavours of anise, caraway and fennel to make this bitters a wonderful addition to many classic and modern drinks, no matter what spirits or liqueurs they are based on.

Interesting label but why the fish? Simple. We love fishing and the Coral Trout is one of our favourites! Vineyard: Con Mara Vineyard, Whorouly South Region: Alpine Valleys Harvested: March 2018 Volume Made: 44 Dozen Winemaker: Jo Marsh and Glenn James Alc: 14.5% Dosage: 20g/L Winemaking For the base wine, the fruit was handpicked and destemmed directly to open fermenters. Fermented with indigenous yeast, the ferments were gently hand-plunged twice daily. The wine was then pressed off a few days after completion of primary ferment and matured in old French barriques for two years. Tiraged in June 2020, the wine was then allowed 29 months of maturation onlees before being disgorged in November 2022. Tasting Note Attractive bright garnet in colour with just the right amount of fizz. Aromas of ripe cherry andchocolate are interlaced with attractive savoury spice. The palate is generous, and packed with dense dark fruits. Balanced sweetness is paired with a mouth-filling creaminess owed to time spent on lees.

Shede spirits is a high-end liquor from China, produced in Mianzhu City, Sichuan Province. It uses high-quality sorghum, wheat, corn, etc. as raw materials, and adopts traditional brewing techniques and techniques. After multiple distillations and aging, it is made into a high-end liquor with a mellow body, a mellow taste and a long aftertaste. Shede spirits originated in the Qing Dynasty and has a history of nearly 300 years. It is a part of Chinese culture and one of the representatives of

Tricia Byrnes and Kevin Bell from Hurley first planted vines at their Balnarring property in 1998 with the sole intention of creating three single vineyard pinot noirs. Their philosophy centres around respect of the environment as they see their most important role is viticulture. This is a luscious wine, smelling intensely of blueberries, dark plums, earth and cake spice. The palate is full and smooth with many layers of complexity enveloped in a rich, creamy texture. Ripe and generous but very well balanced, this is a classic Lodestone from an excellent vintage. As with the others, the oak here is classy and judicious.

Don’t miss this rare chance to secure a magnificent wine from a top producer that’s in seriously short supply. Made by an acclaimed winemaker at the top of their game, this is a slice of wine history you don’t want to miss. Add it to your collection while you can.