Wine

From across this great land of ours we bring to you some Australian wines from the Hopes Folly range. these wines will suit any occasion or dish.... » read more

Bright crimson in colour with lifted plum, blackberries and varietal aromas of plum and blackberries. Generous flavours of blackcurrant and juicy plum fruit with soft tannins, and integrated sweet French oak. The wine is flavoursome and velvety with abundant fruit and a soft finish. Features: - 12 bottles of 2010 The Estate Range Merlot - From the Riverina region - Food recommendation: perfect for a Friday night in with pizza and a good movie - Cellaring: Soft fruit flavours of merlot are best enjoyed young, to gain the most from varietal character. - This product will be delivered by courier and will need to be signed for upon receipt.... » read more

The 2011 Black Label Mt Lofty Grenache Rose is a vibrant rose in colour and has a raspberry bouquet with some spicy floral notes. Fresh raspberry and red currant fruit flavours fill the palate, which has good fruit weight and balance, leading to a clean dry finish. This Rose makes a great match for a BBQ salmon salad, or with dips, pate and cheese. Awards: - Blue Gold Medal Winner - Sydney International Wine Show Features: - 12 bottles of award winning 2011 Black Label Mt Lofty Grenache Rose - From the Mt Lofty region in SA - Rod Hooper - Chief Winemaker - Food recommendation: A great match for a BBQ salmon salad, this wine is also an excellent aperitif or delightful with dips, pate and cheese. - Cellaring: Drink now and until end 2013 while still young and fresh. - This product will be delivered by courier and will need to be signed for upon receipt.... » read more

The 2011 The Estate Range Rose is an elegant and fresh rosé style: Bright pink in colour with attractive aromas of fresh raspberry. The palate shows abundant berry fruit with excellent balance and depth of flavour, leading to a clean crisp finish. Features: - 12 bottles of 2011 The Estate Range Rose - From the Riverina region - Food recommendation: Enjoy as an aperitif with dips, pate and cheese - Cellaring: Drink now and until 2013 - This product will be delivered by courier and will need to be signed for upon receipt.... » read more

Long Flat Moscato : Fresh, grapey notes, lifted apricot and marmalade characters, some muscat overtones. A lovely juicy mouthful that’s quenchingly sweet and refreshing, a chewing gum citrussy edge makes the wine even more special. Delightfully spritzy, the palate is fruity and fresh with a lovely crisp, fine and lingering finish. James Halliday rates Long Flat Sem Sauv Blanc and Shiraz in his Top 10 of the best value wines under $10. Zilzie Regional Pinot Gris: Palate: A delicate palate with fresh fruit flavours of Nashi pear and nectarine, displaying texture and minerality. "We've searched the country to unearth the finest parcels of fruit from Australia's best known wine regions, Using the latest winemaking technology our winemakers delicately process the fruit to retain each varietal’s distinguishing characteristics, to produce wines for your enjoyment."  Andrew Forbes Zilzie Wines This year's Quaff 2011 has a distinctly Zilzie flavour, with 11 of our wines reviewed across the Regional Collection, Zilzie, Selection 23 and Bulloak ranges.... » read more

One of the iconic 2nd Growth producers in the Bordeaux region of Saint Julien, this rare wine is perfect for that hard to please gift recipient. Still in it's prime, this great 1970 Cabernet blend has developed lovely earth, leather and cigar box characters.... » read more

Château Léoville-Las-Cases is classified as a 2nd Growth, but can rightfully claim to produce wines equal and superior to some 1st growths. Léoville's label (Grand Vin de Léoville du Marquis de Las Cases) doesn't mention the "Château" as a result of it's 18th century standing as not only the most important Château in St-Julien, but of all the Médoc. While firmer, and slower to mature than most St-Julien's, recently the wines have filled out and are not only elegant, but extremely powerful and concentrated. The 2006 is one of the stand outs from a vintage that has surprised many with its fruit weight and clear propensity to age.... » read more

Château Léoville-Las-Cases is classified as a 2nd Growth, but can rightfully claim to produce wines equal and superior to some 1st growths. Léoville's label (Grand Vin de Léoville du Marquis de Las Cases) doesn't mention the "Château" as a result of it's 18th century standing as not only the most important Château in St-Julien, but of all the Médoc. While firmer, and slower to mature than most St-Julien's, recently the wines have filled out and are not only elegant, but extremely powerful and concentrated. The 2008 is clearly one of the stand outs of the vintage with a wine of concentration, length and density.... » read more

Although classified as a 2nd growth, Château Léoville-Las-Cases can claim to produce wines equal and superior to some 1st growths. Léoville's label (Grand Vin de Léoville du Marquis de Las Cases) doesn't mention the "Château" as a result of it's 18th century standing as not only the most important Château in St-Julien, but of all the Médoc. While firmer, and slower to mature than most St-Julien's, recently the wines have filled out and are not only elegant, but extremely powerful and concentrated.... » read more