Many of you are aware of the problem we face when attempting to create a shortlist of our mature Australian wines, given the scale of our collection. Even when taking into consideration only one aspect – a region, grape or style – it feels we are leaving too many great wines behind.
It is neither the supreme plots of land with their fantastic, fertile soils, nor the inclusion of fruit from 100+ year old vines, nor their ‘minimal intervention winemaking’ that make Torbreck wines stand out amongst the crowd.
Flowstone is the creation of Stuart Pym who has enjoyed a long and illustrious wine career spanning some 30 years...
The most incredible vertical of both the super-rare Ashmead Cabernet Sauvignon and the iconic Command Shiraz…
Rob Gibson's wine interest began whilst working for Penfolds in Auckland, New Zealand back in 1974, where he...