Pyrenees – A Land of Wine Enchantment
At two to three hours from Melbourne (depending on which corner you’re aiming for), the Pyrenees remains one of Victoria’s most under-discovered […]
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Two Amazing Wineries in Beechworth
We are big fans of Beechworth. This relatively small gem of a region offers such a remarkable variety of solid wines, most […]
Daylesford Wine Region- Great Experiences to be Had!
Although many of the wineries around Daylesford technically fall under the “Macedon Ranges” classification, because they lie to the NW (and thus […]
Hobart – An Australian Wine Capital – Part 2 of 2
A short flight from Sydney or Melbourne, Hobart is a favourite among AUS tourists. Surrounded by extraordinary natural beauty and bustling with […]
2020 Wines of the Year (Part 2 of 2)!
OTHER REDS – Shiraz, Cab Sav & Pinot Noir may rule the red roost in AUS, but goodness, the field of wonders […]
2020 Wines of the Year!
(Part 1 of 2 – Most widely planted reds) At first blush, it feels almost inappropriate crowning anything “best” from a year […]
Macedon – 3 Top Wineries in Key AUS Pinot Noir & Sparkling Region
Macedon, Macedon, Macedon – we can’t get enough of the place. There is a certain magic that, in the right vintage and […]
Geelong – Wines to Write Home About!
In recent history, as a wine region, Geelong (and surrounds) has lived in the shadows of the Mornington Peninsula and industry-darling, Yarra […]
Hobart – Australia’s Wine Capital? – Part 1 of 2
Few people today think of Hobart as one of Australia’s greatest wine centres, but we predict that will change in the coming […]
Indigo Vineyards B-Block Shiraz – A Smooth Ride
To see this review live, check out: youtube.com/watch?v=ToUyGqrq-R8 (and why not subscribe to our channel while you’re there!) Next week, we’ll be […]