Outstanding Value Pinot Gris

Great fruit up front with flavours of pear, peach and honey. A mouth filling texture finishes with a touch of "more-ish" sweetness. Fantastic value for dollar! I've tasted lesser quality Pinot Gris at $30! ....

Vibrantly fruity, with blackberry, raspberry, plum and spicy cedar flavours, showing good depth, subtle tannins and a smooth finish. A lovely gentle Merlot with a low alcohol content of just 12%.

Orange zest, ripe peach and apricot aromas and flavours of lush, elegant fruit sweetness. A crisp acidity lingers on the lengthy finish. Viogniers are meant to be enjoyed young, before their aromas diminish so get it while it's fresh! Wonderously good on it's own or perfect with Thai cuisine.

Stewed ripe cherries and a touch of white chocolate on the nose. The palate is a big, velvety, savoury, elegant treat. Would pair up nicely with lots of food, but you may have trouble finding food good enough to match the wine. Has great cellar potential and will develope even more character. A definite "must buy" for serious pinot lovers.

A great value Otago Pinot Noir here! Softer, easy drinking, elegant style with lovely dark cherry and mocha undertones and a hint of soft oak. Beautifully balanced wine for the price. Great drinking on it's own or will make an excellent dance partner with chicken or pork. So if you've got dancing chooks or swine....

Gold Medal New Zealand International Wine Show. If you think Grant Burge, Elderton, Penfolds or the like are one of the best when it comes to your favourite Barossa Shiraz, then this wine is certainly for you. White chocolate, blackberries, cassis, peppery, full-bodied, dense, fruit forward and beautifully complex. One of the best you'll see from the Barossa. Sell the car or mortgage the cat if you have to - get it.