October Cleveland

9.0

Don’t know how this one escaped my attention for so long, but I get why it’s so well loved. Ridiculous QPR. At the risk of both revealing my ignorance and offending everyone, I reckon this is the drink Stanley Dry White cask (a seminal drop in my existence, and fellow Australian cheapo icon) aspires to be. Whistle-clean citrusy drinker with intensity right round the edges. Cellaring a few of these from now on. — 5 years ago

Greg Lopp

9.1

Did not expect that Victoria and I would dig on the same wine...wow this was good — 7 years ago

Kim Everuss

8.9

Interesting. Ever so slightly a touch sweeter than the typical dry steely mouth watering Australian Riesling’s such as those of Clare valley. Actually almost picked it as a Fiano or Vermantino. Very enjoyable. — 7 years ago

Petra

9.4

Herbs and bitter almonds flavours. Lovely Chardonnay at One Ford Street. — 7 years ago

Pietro Cristea

10

High intensity on the nose. On the palate,it displays a strong,fruity character,rich in cherry and plum. Low tannin and low to medium acidity. — 8 years ago

Jillian Levi

9.6

Absolutely so smooth from the first sip. Left bottle open for a couple days after first glass and was divine. No harshness even after first open, slightly sweet with a bit of dryness. Overall fantastic taste. — 9 years ago

Marion

9.3

Fruity and fresh, well balanced!
Great value — 6 years ago

Alec Jeffery

9.2

Complex, roasted nuts and dark fruits, in a perfect drinking window — 7 years ago

Kandace Falcón

9.0

Shared with us by Victoria and Shawn a savory Malbec, not too sweet and has a gentle bitter finish. — 7 years ago

Lyn Farmer

9.0

Exceptional quality with lovely citrus, peach and apple aromas, plenty of minerality and a silky, rich texture. Lovely acidity - it's a great version of the classic Rhône white blend and the bit of extra bottle age helps. Excellent with food — 7 years ago

Chris McKenzie

9.8

Super easy drinking just by itself. Not too heavy or punchy — 8 years ago

Randy Fuller

9.1

This Australian Cab is a full varietal wine from Victoria’s Goulburn Valley. The wine aged between six and 12 months in French oak barriques, with alcohol sitting at 14.5% abv.
The wine is extremely dark, black, with no light coming through it. The nose offers blackberry fruit aromas and earthy minerals, with a slight eucalyptus note coming through behind it all. The palate has a minty sense as well, but that dark fruit and extreme earthness steal the show. The herbal aspect rises again on the finish to cap a delightfully different Cab experience. — 8 years ago

Julie Stahl

9.1

Enjoyed this while on the North Shore with family. Loved by all! — 9 years ago

Alec Jeffery

9.1

Very interesting wine, aged well, — 6 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.7

Probably the WOTN for me as I didn’t subscribe to the Exceptional category this time. This is in the Outstanding category. From ancient pre phylloxera Shiraz vines dating back to 1860. Medium bodied with incredible intensity and length. Marvellous. — 7 years ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.4

Great personality
Fresh, balanced, irony and resolved tannins
Long and very enjoyable
Still a few years to go
🤙🏻🤙🏾 — 7 years ago

with Mauro, Alessio and 1 other

Jasper Tay

9.0

Sweet and mild. Goes well with meat. — 7 years ago

Stephen Howell

Cellarbrations at Cottesloe Western Australia, Certified Specialist of Wine (CSW)

9.2

I'm loving Victorian shiraz these days! Medium bodied, earthy and really well balanced! Mouthfeel is terrific, so much more interesting than your typical Barossa/McLaren vale shiraz.
But also not too challenging.
Great value. — 8 years ago

Leonard Beeson

9.5

Vintage 2014. — 9 years ago

Tristan Hovey

9.1

Very tasty with family — 9 years ago