A dark, brooding powerful pinot noir. Rich and tannic with a deep, soft core. This Balnarring sub region typically creates these powerful wines. In this wine, austere in its youth, and now with a year in bottle, the aroma begins to blossom and spreads across the palate. Has a dark black crimson colour, bright and translucent. The aroma is violets and plums, the palate rich and tannic however there is a deep and soft core.

Country : Australia | Region : Mornington Peninsula

Seventeen Rows is Quealy’s most savoury and complex wine. It’s crammed with old-vine intensity and has serious structure; and dare we say it, it’s more Burgundian than the other Pinots in the range. A unique product of this site and these vines, the 2019 may look a little lighter in the glass, but looks can be deceiving. There is an earthy, savoury intensity here that comes from both the site and the age of the vines, a feature also evident on the palate—which has the kind of engaging old-vine creaminess, nuance and texture we don’t often see in Australian Pinots.

Country : Australia | Region : Mornington Peninsula

Richland Merlot is a smooth, fruit-driven, and highly approachable medium-bodied Australian red wine made by Calabria Family Wines. It is widely celebrated for its soft structure, lack of harsh edges, and excellent everyday drinkability.

Aroma (Nose): Bright and inviting bouquet heavily driven by ripe plum, cherry, and violet, accented with subtle overtones of cedar and light oak.

Flavour (Palate): A juicy, flavoursome core of plum and sweet red fruits (with some notes of blueberry and blackberry) that blends smoothly with sweet vanillin oak and a touch of light spice.

Finish & Tannins: It finishes long and smooth with soft, supple, and fine tannins, making it incredibly easy to drink without any aggressive, mouth-drying grip.

Country: Australia | Region: South Eastern Australia