The bouquet showcases red rose, spice, cherry and mulberry, with hints of cedar. The palate is full and generous, showing great texture and mouthfeel, it displays liquorice, spicy black plum, red currant, and blackberry, with a tinge of pepper.

This Cabernet Sauvignon displays a bouquet of black briary fruit, cherry, spicy plum with hints of cigar box and violets, with the palate delivering ripe blackcurrant, morello cherry, red capsicum and chocolate notes complemented by hints of mint and cedar. A rich firmly structured wine with fruit, oak, and tannins in harmony.

Exhibits aromas of blackberry, raspberry, spicy plum and toffee apple with hints of pomegranate and pepper. On the palate this rich intense wine displays spicy mulberry & ripe red cherry, Christmas pudding and chocolate notes, complemented by a seam of cranberry and star of anise.

A bouquet of black cherry and mulberry, enhanced by hints of spice and subtle cedar oak. The palate delivers blackberry, Satsuma plum, cranberry and dark chocolate notes, integrated with hints of cracked pepper and liquorice. A rich firmly structured wine with tannin, fruit and oak in harmony.

Delivers a palate of ripe red fruits of raspberries, cherries & red plums. Good drinking now or will mature with cellaring.

Bright and vibrant exhibiting a bouquet of cherries, strawberries and raspberry with subtle cedar oak. The palate delivers raspberry, blueberry and cassis complemented with toasted cedar oak. A perfect example of why McLaren Vale suits Tempranillo and Shiraz.

One of the four crown princes of hell. Roughly translated to 'without yoke' in Hebrew. It is believed that Belial is the purest definition of 'lawlessness.' The correlation is that much of what has come to be known as 'Supertuscans' or 'IGT' is simply lawless. People blending international varietals with indigenous varietals or not following the DOC laws and producing 'renegade wine.'

A classic French sparkling. White-gold in colour that is fruity and delicate. A good balance between vinosity and roundness. A very pleasant wine. Best served chilled as an aperitif.

Few champagne houses remain in family hands. The impressively-pedigreed Pol Roger is one of them. Residing in the heart of Epernay with cellars running below the Avenue de Champagne for over seven kilometres, they are highly-skilled vinous alchemists in possession of an exquisite collection of wines. Not one of the region's show ponies, Pol nonetheless lead the charge from the front.

Connoisseurs often drink this strange brew in conjunction with other beverages which complement, or mask, the delicate flavour of Purple Death.

The vanguard wines of Pyramid Valley - the Colours Collection celebrates their fine wine credentials and the natural approach they take to farming and winemaking, alongside the 'colour' of the Pyramid Valley story. Delicious wines that reflect the spirit of Pyramid Valley: nature first, pushing the boundaries, vitality. Pale lemon hue. Aromas of fresh meadow flowers with grassy undertones with some ripe tropical fruits. Vibrant palate of gooseberry and passionfruit with savoury meadow herbs and a lovely dry saline.

Deep crimson in appearance. A complex nose showcasing black cherry, black raspberry, baking spices, vanilla and earthy undertones. Juicy and ripe dark berries balanced by youthful freshness and acidity. Robust tannins offering depth, structure and aging potential.