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Such is the size of Australia and the size of its wine industry, it can quite easily viewed as an amalgamation of all the different grape varieties and styles of wine of Europe. After all the original vineyards of Australia were in the main set up by experienced wine growers who emigrated to Australia from the different wine growing countries within Europe. Wine is produced in every Australian State and throughout this large continent there are more than fifty designated wine regions, all contributing to the fact that Australia is the World's fourth largest exporter of wine and fortified wine combined.
Adam and Eve forgot Australia since it has no natural grapes of its own and todays most popular grape varieties (which the majority of originated from Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries) are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Riesling. Pinot Noir is trying its best to establish a presence, but competing with the high quality Pinot Noir wines from the perfect soil and climate conditions of New Zealand's South Island is proving very difficult.
Australian wines, especially the reds have made enormous strides forward on the quality front over the last thirty years or so. The richness, depth of flavour, complexity with the capability of long cellaring have all contributed to Australia's ability to command similar high prices to the top growths of France Italy and Spain. A good example being "Penfold's Grange." The white wines of Australia seem to be dominated by the chardonnay grape. The conditions in many parts of Australia for producing this wine are ideal and is reflected in the very large volumes of easy drinking produced, as well as top of the range chardonnay wines for special occasions.
The following are the most important and well known wine regions of Australia and Alexander Hadleigh wine Merchants, Southampton, Hampshire, UK maintain a very large selection of wines from each region for sale online or at our Southampton shop: Barossa Valley wines, Clare Valley Wines, Hunter Valley Wines, South and South Eastern Australia Wines, McLaren Vale Wines, Rutherglen Wines, Victoria Wines, Yarra Valley Wines, Coonawarra Wines, Western Australia and Margaret River Wines and Tasmania Wines.
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Mitolo "Jester" Mclaren Vale Cabernet Sauvignon, 2015
Mitolo is a family owned winery established in 1999 by Frank Mitolo. Mitolo\'s vision is to create individual, handcrafted premium wines built on passion and an uncompromising commitment to quality. Winemaker Ben Glaetzer became a partner in the business in 2001. The fusion of Frank\'s intimate knowledge of the land and business acumen with Ben\'s winemaking talent has led to the creation of one of Australia\'s most exciting wineries.
Stanton & Killeen Rutherglen Topaque,
Stanton & Killeen Rutherglen Topaque is white gold in colour with aromas of quince jelly, cumquats and dried fruit. The palate has notes of zesty lemon peel and butter menthol which combine to reveal a very silky mouthfeel and long finish.
Stanton & Killeen Rutherglen Muscat,
Stanton & Killeen Rutherglen Muscat has a deep orange amber colour with floral aromas of crushed rose petal, lavender and orange blossom. The palate has rich raisins with subtle oak and great length.
Innocent Bystander Yarra Valley Pinot Noir, 2016
This winery changed hands in 2016 with one family company, Brown Brothers taking it off the hands of another, its founder, Phil Sexton. So associated is Innocent Bystander with the Yarra Valley that the new owners made the intelligent decision to build a new winery in Healesville, just across the parking lot from Giant Steps. They quickly signed contracts with all the grape growers that Phil used for Innocent Bystander, so that the style of the wines remains unchanged. This regional and varietal style, reflecting the soil, climate and topography of the cool climate in the Yarra Valley is the base upon which the reputation of Innocent Bystander has been built.
Cabernet Sauvignon Angus The Bull Central Victoria, 2012
Cabernet Sauvignon Angus The Bull Central Victoria, is inky black in colour with concentrated ripe fruits, subtle use of oak and a powerful finish. This full bodied wine provides the ideal accompaniment to enjoy with prime beef,
Dandelion Vineyards "Menagerie of the Barossa" Grenache/Shiraz/Mataro, 2016
Dandelion vineyards is the venture of Zar Brooks, his wife Elena and growers Carl Lindner and Brad Rey, with wines made from the Barossa and Eden Valleys, Fleurieu and McLaren Vale. Nick Stock, one of Australia\'s leading journalists, has described Dandelion as follows: \'Brooks has teamed up with his winemaking wife Elena, a woman whose talents are outweighed only by her tolerance, in an exciting new venture called Dandelion Vineyards. . The approach is remarkably simple and sees Elena making wine from a suite of beautiful old vineyards identified by Carl Lindner and Brad Rey across that blessed curve that runs from the Barossa, up through the Eden Valley and Adelaide Hills and down into McLaren Vale.\'
Brightview Chardonnay, Simon Hackett, Adelaide Hills, 2013
Medium bodied dry white with complexity and finesse
Brightview Chardonnay, Simon Hackett, Adelaide Hills is a classic dry white wine with distinctive, powerful varietal flavours and subtle oak,
The Barossan Barossa is a complex and layered wine with fruit intensity and suppleness.Lifted cherry and brooding dark fruit aromas combine seamlessly with sweet chocolate and mocha undertones. An intense, generous and full bodied wine with fine tannins and a soft, supple finish.
Masters Margaret Barossa Valley Semillon, 2011
Every bottle of Masters Margaret Barossa Valley Semillon is aged in the Tanunda cellars, the wine has developed an attractive vibrant green and pale straw colour. The bouquet shows hints of lemon curd together with lime rind and green melon aromas. The finish is crisp with a mouth-watering acidity.
Innocent Bystander Yarra Valley Pinot Gris, 2017
This winery changed hands in 2016 with one family company, Brown Brothers taking it off the hands of another, its founder, Phil Sexton. So associated is Innocent Bystander with the Yarra Valley that the new owners made the intelligent decision to build a new winery in Healesville, just across the parking lot from Giant Steps. They quickly signed contracts with all the grape growers that Phil used for Innocent Bystander, so that the style of the wines remains unchanged. This regional and varietal style, reflecting the soil, climate and topography of the cool climate in the Yarra Valley is the base upon which the reputation of Innocent Bystander has been built.
The Conductor Merlot, Philip Shaw Wines, 2015
The Conductor Merlot, Philip Shaw Wines from Orange in Australia has rich clear berry fruits, complex and layered aroma with strong varietal fruit overriding the supportive vanilla from barrel age. Mouth filling, bright varietal flavours are well supported by fine fruit tannins.
The Dreamer Viognier, Philip Shaw Wines, 2017
The Dreamer Viognier, Philip Shaw Wines, Orange in Australia is a light straw yellow with hues of green it displays a lightness and softness like that of a dream. Mellow lemon, tangerine peel and zesty sherbet draw you into this wine. To be drunk straight from a cold fridge, it sure is refreshing! Juicy acidity plays in well with the sweetness of this wine, creating a beautifully balanced and elegant drop.
The Wirewalker Pinot Noir, Philip Shaw Wines, 2015
The Wirewalker Pinot Noir, Philip Shaw Wines, Orange in New South Wales is garnet red in colour. A vibrant nose leads into a sensuous palate showing spice and earth marrying with ripe berry fruits. It is a medium bodied elegant wine with supple tannins and lingering ripe cherry on the finish. ,
The Idiot Shiraz, Philip Shaw Wines, 2015
The Idiot Shiraz, Philip Shaw Wines from Orange is quite unique in style compared to most other regions in Australia and is more reminiscent of the Northern Rhone, France. The wine displays distinct bright spice with a fine pepper character typical of cooler regions. It is bright purple/red, medium density with an attractive aroma of plum and blueberry, pepper and spice. Good density of fruit on the palate with a bold texture to balance the fruit. A lively wine that should age for a long time but is drinking well in its youth.
Shiraz, Hill View,Simon Hackett, 2014
Medium to full bodied dry red with complexity and finesse
Shiraz, Hill View,Simon Hackett Wines, Maclaren Vale, Australia has a spicy peppery aromas on the bouquet with a luscious sweet berry palate enhanced by subtle oak,
Sarus Shiraz, Cranswick Estate, Barossa, 2015
Sarus Shiraz, Cranswick Estate, Barossa, is a powerful wine with rich bramble fruit, chocolate undertones enhanced by a spiciness from American oak bariques,
Masters Wigan Eden Valley Riesling, 2012
The Masters Wigan Eden Valley Riesling, is delicate in colour with a green tinge, and a soft aroma of lime cordial combined with toasty characters. The palate shows great fruit purity with a fresh, crisp, dry finish. This is one of the classic Wigan Rieslings from an exceptional vintage, one for the ages.
Old Vine Grenache, Simon Hackett, 2015
Medium to full bodied dry red with complexity and finesse
Old Vine Grenache, Simon Hackett, has vibrant depth, perfumed lift on the bouquet, fine, full palate, oak aged for three months,
Shiraz, Simon Hackett, McLaren Vale 2014
Simon Hackett Shiraz has spicy peppery aromas coupled with sweet luscious berry flavours and a firm finish,
The Hedonist Shiraz, Walter Clappis Wine Co, McLaren Vale 2017
The Hedonist Shiraz has a nose of raspberries, mulberries, cherries, a little leather and some cracked black peppercorns. On the palate lively red fruits follow through, matched with bright acidity. Juicy in the middle with a touch of nutmeg oak and fruit tannin giving exceptional balance and length.
Tempranillo Touriga, S.C.Pannell, 2016
Tempranillo Touriga, S.C.Pannell in McLaren Vale has abundant black fruits, plums, cocoa and earthiness from the Tempranillo are overlaid with Touriga National\'s stewed fruits, jasmine scented florals and nutmeg spices. The intense and tightly intertwined flavours are primarily of fresh blackberries with plum pudding and panforte. It is a richly flavoursome, medium-full bodied wine. The palate is long and consistent with integrated tannins that provide for a balanced finish and a synergy with food.
Grenache Shiraz Touriga, S.C. Pannell, 2016
Grenache Shiraz Touriga, S.C. Pannell in McLaren Vale is a youthful, vibrant and fruit driven style lifted by notes of cherry and cranberry, interwoven with lovely dried spice, cumin, lavender and mineral complexity. Silky and slippery, it\'s a flavoursome, medium-bodied wine. The palate is long and consistent with integrated tannins that provide for a balanced finish, and a great partner to food.
Innocent Bystander Yarra Valley Chardonnay, 2016
This winery changed hands in 2016 with one family company, Brown Brothers taking it off the hands of another, its founder, Phil Sexton. So associated is Innocent Bystander with the Yarra Valley that the new owners made the intelligent decision to build a new winery in Healesville, just across the parking lot from Giant Steps. They quickly signed contracts with all the grape growers that Phil used for Innocent Bystander, so that the style of the wines remains unchanged. This regional and varietal style, reflecting the soil, climate and topography of the cool climate in the Yarra Valley is the base upon which the reputation of Innocent Bystander has been built.
Innocent Bystander Yarra Valley Syrah, 2016
This winery changed hands in 2016 with one family company, Brown Brothers taking it off the hands of another, its founder, Phil Sexton. So associated is Innocent Bystander with the Yarra Valley that the new owners made the intelligent decision to build a new winery in Healesville, just across the parking lot from Giant Steps. They quickly signed contracts with all the grape growers that Phil used for Innocent Bystander, so that the style of the wines remains unchanged. This regional and varietal style, reflecting the soil, climate and topography of the cool climate in the Yarra Valley is the base upon which the reputation of Innocent Bystander has been built.
