The Aussie Oaked Chardonnay 6-Pack

The Highest ever Australian Fiano by James Halliday!

94 Points & Halliday Top 100 Wines 2017

Trophy Winner ? Best Riesling 2018 - Barossa Valley Wine Show 2018

95 Points- James Halliday - Great value, super dry Riesling.

The 2017 was named WINE OF THE YEAR by James Halliday. Now you can buy the Duke's Magpie Hill Reserve Riesling 2018.

Great purity, Citrus aromas, floral notes and grapefruit aromas are well supported by subtle French oak. The palate is textured yet fine, then finishes dry and savoury.

Whoa, what a surprise packet this wine was. It must be the cheapest Soave in Australia, but don't let the price mislead you, this is one very good value wine

Pale straw colour with green tints; has good varietal fruit including pear and citrus, likewise good mouthfeel and complexity.

The 2016 vintage was a great year for this stunning wine!

The Pinot Gris is light copper in colour, and has aromas of quince, blood orange, honeysuckle and nougat with pear, white peach, ripe lemon and almond flavours on a silkily textured palate before a long dry lemony finish.

Flavours of pear, hints of stone fruit, subtle minerality, nuances of honey and nutty characters. Balancing both fruit flavours, texture and acidity.

  Winner - Trophy - Best Chardonnay - Royal Melbourne Wine Show 2018

''White peach, custard powder lemon zest and green olive, perhaps a touch of spice. Light and fresh, some lactic/cheese flavour and stalks, with fine acidity and chalk dust texture, and a savoury finish of good length. '' 92 Points, Gary Walsh, The Wine Front

"Western Australia’s far south produces excellent riesling, and Rocky Gully delivers regional quality at a fair price. It’s pristine, persistent, firm and dry." 90 Pts, Ralph Kyte-Powell (2014 review)

Structure, seriousness, cellar-worthy, but caveat is that pleasure comes without a hedonism of fruit here. Serious-feeling wine.'' 93 Points, Mike Bennie, The Wine Front

A brilliant chardonnay from Tasmania.

The core of natural acidity creates that great structure, finesse and length for the wine. The balance between the fruit generosity and tight acid structure is the hallmark of Castle Rock Rieslings. Lively, crisp and with an attractive delicacy now, this wine will blossom with age for at least fifteen years.

Displays lifted gooseberry, passionfruit and blackcurrants, with hints of jalapeno, freshly cut herbs and lemongrass. The palate is full flavoured with an abundance of currant, citrus and gooseberry flavours that persist on the lengthy finish.

It?s just deliciously intense, concentrated Aussie Riesling at a glorious price!