5th Aug 2026
A great piece of Burgundian value greets the midweek; one you mightn't find on too many other shelves around Australia, as we've bought the final bottles available around the country - such is ou…
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4th Aug 2026
Ever faithful to a consummate sense of style and 'savoir-faire', many are still echoing the same sentiment - the champagnes from Billecart-Salmon have never been better. Still family owned and op…
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30th Jul 2026
Two wine tastings coming up for you to enjoy this Friday and Saturday, both sweeping through plenty of whimsy, character, complexity!To see out what's been quite the busy July, we show…
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28th Jul 2026
It continues to remain one of the great thrills of our work to come across talented names from Champagne that have stayed out of our radar, and dive into their details and delights. Forget-B…
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25th Jul 2026
An unwavering commitment to first-class viticulture has been met since Kiwi-born Stewart Elms made the move away from blackcurrant farming in 1990, and purchased a perfectly exposed slope just off Ban…
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23rd Jul 2026
This one has been on our tasting wishlist for some time, and we're thrilled to finally tick it off this Saturday (25th) - Piedmont's Paolo Scavino, with a substantial suite of 2021 Barolo releases, as…
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22nd Jul 2026
As with any season that presents its own climactic challenges, eventual success often hinges on the nitty gritty; the small vineyard decisions, identifying the desirable parcels, accept…
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17th Jul 2026
Clonakilla have stood tall as a pioneering family-owned estate in Murrumbateman (Canberra District) since Irish scientist Dr John Kirk purchased the 44-acre farm in 1971. Translating to…
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16th Jul 2026
More than most Australian wine names, Bass Phillip have built a worldwide reputation of championing classic Chardonnay and Pinot Noir expressions that emerge from low-cropped vines, and a zero ir…
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14th Jul 2026
'To make wine is to make art', Charles-Henry Fourny proudly believes, who alongside brother Emmanuel, has led Champagne Veuve Fourny & Fils since the early 1990s - the pair taking their place as t…
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12th Jul 2026
A house like Lafite Rothschild stand as a shining symbol of what makes the world of wine so magical - a legendary First Growth Bordeaux estate in Pauillac, with roots that go as far back as the 1…
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8th Jul 2026
The story of Champagne André Robert was, and still remains, a family affair. Their tale began with one Henri Robert, and his pioneering vineyard work right after the end of the F…
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