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We recently tried our first BAIE wines from here in the Bellarine Peninsula. They had an epic Christmas sale on and I just couldn’t resist. BAIE is a small batch family owned, operated and ‘orientated’ winery. The BAIE vineyard was established in 2000 and they started their own label in 2006. The climate here is…
Tahbilk 2020 Marsanne I seriously can’t go past a glass of Tahbilk Marsanne and I have been lucky enough to receive a sample of the 2020 vintage! Thank you Tahbilk.
Pinot Gris (aka Pinot Grigio) is thought to be a white grape mutation of Pinot Noir. In fact the actual grapes on the vine are more a pinkish-grey colour on the vine rather than white. We recently tasted this 2019 Pinot Gris sample from St Annes Winery (thank you!) here in Victoria. St Anne’s have cellar doors…
I have no doubt one of my first drinks after meeting our little man will be a glass of Chardonnay. But for now, I’m living vicariously through Mr Spittoon’s descriptors. It’s actually really interesting to see what my descriptors of the nose compares to his notes of the palate. We kindly received this St Annes Winery 2018 Chardonnay…
With my parents visiting recently, naturally a few bottles of wine was consumed 😉 I find it’s really great to get the conversation going about what each wine is like as everyone has different taste buds and experiences with a wine. This sample of the Austin’s 2018 Pinot Noir from Geelong (Victoria) I tasked my Dad and uncle with…
It’s time to pop the bubbles! Happy Fizzy Friday wine lovers. A big thanks to Anna from Wingara Wine Group for sending over this delicious Azahara Wines Sparkling Rosé NV summer fizz for us to try.
It’s time to pop the Prosecco! Firstly a big thanks to Good Pair Days for introducing me to this bubbly little number in the recent sample pack they sent me. I love getting to know new wine brands.
We were recently craving Chardonnay, as we do in my household. So we picked up this Punt Road Wines 2018 Chardonnay made in the Yarra Valley from our local Dan Murphy’s. From memory it was around the $20 mark. It was the ‘serious Chardonnay flavours’ descriptor on the back which sold it to me. And…
I admit it, I drink a lot of Shiraz. I just love the variety. It’s got a great spectrum of flavours and Shiraz is fantastic for matching with food, in my opinion. Which is why I was excited to tuck into this sample bottle from Red Edge Wines in Heathcote recently.
