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Pirramimma 2021 Petit Verdot

Australian Red
$38.99
A delicate nose gives way to a full-bodied rush of dark berry fruit. The palate is bold and hearty, with concentrated flavour and a firm structural line that suits robust food. Richness drives the centre, while the grape's naturally assertive character gives the finish weight and persistence. A confident red for braised beef, grilled lamb or slow-cooked tomato dishes.

d’Arenberg 2019 The Dead Arm Shiraz

Australian Red
$91.99
A concentrated McLaren Vale Shiraz with blackberry, dark plum and liquorice layered over peppery, savoury spice. Dense fruit and firm tannins give it a long, powerful finish.

d’Arenberg 2021 The Stump Jump GSM

Australian Red
$24.99
Dark crimson and generous in style, with blackberry, blueberry and plum layered with pepper, dried herbs and savoury spice. The palate is full-bodied but approachable, its ripe fruit balanced by fresh acidity and supple tannins. A lightly earthy, peppery finish keeps the wine grounded and food-friendly. Serve with burgers, grilled lamb, mushroom dishes or smoky aubergine.

Yarra Yering 2015 Dry Red No. 2

Australian Red
$111.99
Blackberry and plum lead a concentrated, dark-fruited profile, joined by violet, pepper and savoury spice. The palate is medium-bodied yet weighty, with generous fruit, assertive tannins and crisp acidity held in a fresh, detailed frame. Poised and long, it suits lamb, grilled beef or earthy mushroom dishes.

Montalto 2016 Single Vineyard Tuerong Block Pinot Noir

Australian Red
$94.99
A classically savoury Pinot Noir, opening with dark cherry, plum and forest-floor aromas. Dried herbs, black earth and a subtle touch of aniseed add depth as the wine develops in the glass. The palate is concentrated yet composed, with black-tea tannins carrying the dark fruit through a persistent finish. Decant gently and pair with roast duck, mushrooms or herb-crusted pork.

Grosset 2021 Polish Hill Riesling

Australian White
$91.99
Lime juice, floral notes and intense lime-pith flavour appear with weight and power. Crisp, ultra-dry and lingering character also feature in this Riesling from the Polish Hill Vineyard in South Australia's Clare Valley. The vineyard and winery are certified Organic and Biodynamic. Only free-run juice is used, and the finished wine is unfined and vegan.

Yalumba 2017 The Menzies Cabernet Sauvignon

Australian Red
$499.99
Fruitcake, plum cordial and cherry chocolate lead, joined by cola, sweet spice and a measured note of toasted vanilla. The palate remains rich and powerful, with dried fruit and savoury complexity held by firm, oak-shaped tannins. Decant well to let the structure relax, then serve with roast lamb, braised beef, grilled ribeye, mushroom dishes or aged cheddar.

d’Arenberg 2014 The Coppermine Road Cabernet Sauvignon

Australian Red
$112.99
A poised Cabernet Sauvignon with violet, cassis and dark plum carried by a subtle minty lift. The palate is sleek and concentrated, shaped by fine, chalky tannins rather than sheer weight. Notes of baked capsicum, tobacco and cedar add savoury depth through the finish, while the fruit remains clear and composed. Decant now or cellar for further dried-fruit and cedar complexity.

Mac Forbes 2023 Yarra Valley Pinot Noir

Australian Red
$54.99
Red cherry and raspberry lead a vibrant, finely drawn profile, with a restrained note of spice and subtle oak in support. The palate is elegant and balanced, built on fine tannins rather than weight, and the finish lingers without excess. Polished but approachable, it suits salmon, duck, mushrooms or herb-roasted chicken.

Torbreck `Descandent’ Shiraz 2004/05

Australian Red
$179.99
Descendant is a single-vineyard Barossa blend of Shiraz and Viognier, co-fermented for fragrance, texture and savoury detail. Ripe dark fruit is framed by spice, violet and a polished tannic line, with measured oak adding breadth without dulling the wine's lift. Decant and serve with lamb, beef or slow-cooked game.

Tait 2018 Ball Buster

Australian Red
$41.99
A full-bodied Barossa blend driven by Shiraz, with Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon adding roundness and structure. Dark berry fruit and savoury spice lead into a rich, juicy palate, while time in seasoned French and American oak brings gentle toast rather than overt sweetness. Balanced and persistent, it is built for generous food: grilled steak, braised beef or smoky sausages.

d’Arenberg The Nostalgia Rare Tawny NV

Australian Dessert
$44.99
Walnut, toasted almond and mature rancio notes open into dried pear, apple and fig, with cinnamon, toffee and marmalade adding warmth. The palate is sweet, concentrated and velvety, balancing caramel richness with seasoned oak and a savoury nutty edge. Long and layered through the finish, it works beautifully with blue cheese or almond desserts.

Gilbert 2021 Riesling Pétillant-Naturel

Australian Sparkling
$37.99
Fresh apple and citrus lead this naturally sparkling Riesling, with lemon curd and a lightly savoury note adding depth. A fine, energetic bead carries the fruit across a dry, textured palate, while bright acidity keeps the finish clean and refreshing. Serve well chilled with oysters, fried seafood, spicy noodles, sushi or fresh vegetable dishes and casual snacks.

Wolf Blass 2022 Yellow Label Cabernet Sauvignon 375 mL

Australian Red
$16.99
Deep red-purple colour accompanies mulberry, cassis, eucalyptus, spice and oak. The wine is dry and full-bodied, with present acidity, a generous mouthfeel, soft tannins and a long, fruity finish. Made from Cabernet Sauvignon in South Australia, it is bottled under screw cap in the 375 mL format. Suggested pairings include lamb, bison or other grilled and roasted red meats.

McWilliam’s Stolen Colt Shiraz

Australian Red
$19.99
Deep red-purple colour accompanies rich aromas of blackberry, plum and black cherry. Black pepper, liquorice and smooth vanilla oak sit beside soft, fleshy tannins in a full-bodied profile. Made from Shiraz, the wine carries fourteen percent alcohol and comes from New South Wales in Australia. Suggested pairings include grilled steak, barbecued ribs and aged cheddar.

Greasy Fingers Cabernet Sauvignon

Australian Red
$17.99
Black cherry, raspberry and mocha shape this fruit-driven Cabernet Sauvignon. The medium-to-full-bodied palate brings liquorice and spice, supported by smooth, harmonious tannins. Made in South Australia, the wine carries thirteen and a half percent alcohol and eleven grams per litre of sugar. Suggested food pairings include homemade smash burgers or meat-lovers pizza at the table.

Rewild Pinot Grigio

Australian White
$18.99
Pear and apple aromas accompany crisp citrus flavours and a zesty finish. The light-bodied white comes from Australia's Murray Darling region and carries twelve percent alcohol. Made with minimal intervention, it is classified as sustainably produced and vegan friendly. The producer uses water-saving initiatives and renewable energy and supports a programme focused on threatened species.

Farm Hand 2021 Organic Cabernet Sauvignon

Australian Red
$22.99
The profile is juicy and lively. Mellow red fruit, dusty herbs and mocha oak form the aroma. The medium-bodied palate includes blackcurrant, olive, mulberry and tobacco, with a generous mid-palate, soft tannins, bright acidity and a lingering finish. Made from organically grown Cabernet Sauvignon, the wine comes from South Australia’s Monash Valley and is sealed with a screwcap.

Jacob’s Creek 2021 Double Barrel Chardonnay

Australian White
$21.99
Apricot, ripe pineapple, butter and vanilla shape this rich Chardonnay. Citrus, toast and subtle malty notes are also present, while the texture is rounded and fruit-driven. The wine undergoes cool fermentation, matures in wine barrels and finishes ageing in whisky barrels. Grapes come from South Australia, and the wine is certified through Sustainable Winegrowing Australia and Freshcare.

Yetti & The Kokonut 2022 Bubbles Pét-Nat

Australian Sparkling
$29.99
Savagnin from a certified biodynamic block in McLaren Flat forms this pét-nat. The wine is bottled without fining, filtration or added sulphur. Bright bubbles carry soft peach and pear, with fine fruit, flowers and lemon curd. The profile is clean, fresh and lively. The fruit was fully destemmed, pressed to stainless steel and completed a natural secondary fermentation in bottle.

Elderton 2012 Golden Semillon 375 mL

Australian Dessert
$26.99
This Sémillon from the Barossa Valley is a sweet, medium-bodied dessert wine. Dried pear, apricot and fig shape the aroma, while dried pear and apricot marmalade define the flavour. Acidity balances the finish, and alcohol is 10.5 percent. The 375 mL bottle provides a compact format for serving with desserts or at the end of a meal.

Yering Station 2021 Little Yering Chardonnay

Australian White
$23.99
Ripe stone fruit and honey lead onto a round, gently viscous palate with moderate length. Melon and ripe red apple add a fresh, acid-driven line, while a slight nutty lees note appears through the middle. Fruit comes from the Pyrenees and Yarra Valley, and most of the wine is fermented in tank. The style is light-bodied, clean and fresh.

Chapel Hill 2023 The Parson Shiraz McLaren Vale

Australian Red
$31.99
Mulberry, plum and spice lead this Shiraz, with earthy and menthol notes also present. The palate is soft and plush, while aniseed character and persistent, mouth-coating tannins provide structure. The wine carries 14.5 percent alcohol and comes from McLaren Vale. Suggested pairings include lamb, couscous and winter vegetables, making the generous fruit and savoury spice easy to bring to the table.

Barossa Valley Estate 2022 Shiraz

Australian Red
$23.99
Black fruit, spice, vanilla, plum and dark berry appear with approachable tannins. Fermentation takes place at controlled temperatures for up to seven days; malolactic fermentation and twelve months in French oak are also part of production. Vineyard blocks are harvested and vinified separately. The vineyards lie on ancient red-clay loams in Barossa Valley’s warm, dry climate.

Penley Estate 2020 Atlas Shiraz

Australian Red
$23.99
Ripe berry fruit is joined by spice and a hint of pepper in a dry, full-bodied style. Oak is integrated rather than dominant, and tannins are present on the palate. The Shiraz is a modern Coonawarra expression with medium-to-full body and generous flavour. The Coonawarra setting has terra rossa soils over limestone and a cool climate.

Grant Burge 2024 Barossa Ink Shiraz

Australian Red
$25.99
Dense purple-red colour introduces plum, raspberry, dark cherry, blackberry and cassis. Mocha, dark chocolate, coffee, mint, ground pepper, spice and damp earth add depth. The palate is full-bodied and textured, with fine velvety tannins and round dark-fruit flavours. Bright acidity carries a fresh finish. Made from Shiraz in the Barossa Valley, the wine contains fourteen percent alcohol.

Yering Station 2022 Yarra Valley Pinot Noir

Australian Red
$45.99
Vibrant raspberry, cherry and plum fruit appear with restrained cedar and vanilla oak. The palate is smooth, with silky, sappy tannins and a structured, savoury finish. Pinot Noir from the Yarra Valley is dry and delicate, with a light cherry-red colour. A hint of stewed fruit and confectionery notes are also present. The wine contains thirteen-point-five percent alcohol and is closed under screwcap.

Wynns Coonawarra Estate 2021 The Siding Cabernet Sauvignon

Australian Red
$27.99
Ripe cherry and bramble are joined by savoury lavender and spice. Dark berries, cedar and earthy notes are also present, alongside fresh acidity and malleable tannins. Made entirely from Cabernet Sauvignon grown in Coonawarra, the wine contains 13.7 percent alcohol. The local railway siding that influenced the area's early settlement gives the cuvée its name.

Gilbert Family Wines 2021 Pétillant-Naturel Rosé

Australian Sparkling
$36.99
Cloudy and bright pink, with a fine bead, this Sangiovese pét-nat brings watermelon, strawberry leaf, pear, sour cherry and chalky mineral notes. It is dry, fruit-driven and refreshing, with a chalky texture and vibrant, lively sparkle. The grapes come from Mudgee in New South Wales, and the finished wine is bottled at twelve percent alcohol.

Pindarie 2025 Small Block Fiano

Australian White
$36.99
White peach and nectarine appear in a medium-bodied, dry profile. The palate is expressive and textural. Grapefruit and preserved lemon linger on the finish, with a vibrant line of acidity. Made entirely from Fiano, the wine comes from a single estate-grown vineyard in the Barossa Valley. The variety is grown on the Western Ridge, where the producer has matched it to a warm, dry climate. Alcohol is 12.5 percent.