Savour a Gold-medal, sumptuous and high-scoring Coonawarra Shiraz from Reschke and the 2016 vintage. “Gorgeously maturing…opulent mouthfeel…96pts” (Sam Kim, Wine Orbit). As cattle graziers in the Coonawarra since 1906, the bull has been part of the Reschke family heritage for over 100 years. You'll find a golden bull on the label and wine names always with a connection to their background too. Armenta means 'herd' in Latin. As Sam Kim points out this is maturing ecellently and Shanteh Wale in The Hallliday Wine Companion adds that "... this is drinking very well now."

The Sartirano family has been making fine wine in Piedmont for four generations, since 1871. They've gradually built up the estate, adding 27 hectares of Barolo's finest, south-facing vineyards in 1988. In 2002, they purchased the Ghercina property in Langhe's Novello, building a modern cellar, 70% underground to ensure coolness! This wine is pure Pinot Nero, a variety that loves the cool, mountain air of Piedmont’s Langhe region. Paolo Sartirano is the 4th generation winemaker, ageing this delicate, midweight red in French oak barrels for a year to lend light spice notes to the fresh red berry fruit and floral notes. Silky, elegant and long. An ideal red to enjoy alongside white meats, meatier fish like fresh tuna or risotto.