The Young Guns of Wine Awards were held on this Tuesday past, marking 20 years of celebrating up and coming winemakers. If you’ve yet to discover Young Guns of Wine, they’re an independent publication that...

“…classy and impeccably balanced” Antonio Galloni, on the 2022 G.D. Vajra Baroli Since 2018, Barolo has seen completely different vintage conditions with each new year. Each came with its own hardships, but a ‘difficult’ vintage does...

“Not only the greatest wine to ever emerge from the hallowed halls of Yalumba, it is categorically the finest exemplar of the great of the great Australian blend of the modern era, and the equal...

Gamay is the original underdog of the viticultural world. With each new decade, a new PR crisis hits the industry - from the 80s Austrian Diethylene Glycol scandal, to plummeting sales of Merlot due to...

It’s the foolish drinker who bases their opinion of a wine solely on it’s label, but we’d be lying if we said it didn’t factor in at all. Thankfully, iconic Chablis domaine, William Fèvre, has...

This week we're looking at All Aussie Arrivals - time to hit the road and grab a few of your favourite locals! Vintage continues, with picking beginning sporadically across SA and WA. Here in Victoria,...

Bodegas Gonzalez Byass’ Solera del Tío Pepe is one of Jerez’ great success stories. Relatively humble beginnings in the 1830s have grown over centuries to become one of the most recogniseable producers of Sherry in...

The history of Riesling in Australia is a long, proud one, not just in the Clare Valley where its ubiquity surpasses even Shiraz, but in an ever-growing number of regions across the country. Even so,...

The Summer of Riesling continues, with this week’s spotlight being on a region often forgotten amongst a sea of Mosel and Clare Valley - Alsace. In the northernmost corner of France, bordering Germany, the Vosges...