There are so many red wines to discover it can be hard to know where to begin. Whether you are just starting out with some classics like Shiraz, Pinot Noir or Cabernet Sauvignon, or looking to expand your horizons with Tempranillo or Sangiovese. These red wine reviews will help you discover new wines to try from incredible producers.
Wine review: Small Victories Old Vine Grenache Recently I was sent a couple of wines from Small Victory Wine Co to try and I could hardly wait to share them …
Wine review: Zilzie Wines Platinum Edition Cabernet Sauvignon As the weather cools down, I start to turn to more full-bodied reds. I actually love cooking winter meals much more than …
Wine review: Ledgard Wines Pinot Noir 2021 After trying the Ledgard Wines Chardonnay a few weeks ago, I was excited to try the Ledgard Wines Pinot Noir 2021. And let …
Wine review: Berrigan Wines 2021 Sangiovese Recently I was sent a few wines from Berrigan Wines to try and I had to start with their Sangiovese. Sangiovese is definitely up …
Wine review: Doña Paula Estate High Altitude Malbec This week marks Malbec World Day and so I had to share a Malbec I was sent from Calabria Family Wines in …
Wine review: Clandestine Vineyards Pinot Noir 2022 I’ve really been enjoying tasting my way through the latest release from Clandestine Vineyards, and the Clandestine Vineyards Pinot Noir 2022 ticks all …
Wine review: Lost Penny Four Coins Blend 2022 The Barossa Valley is so well known for its Shiraz worldwide, sometimes other varieties get overlooked. But after visiting the Barossa Valley …
Wine review: Pike & Joyce Innesti Nebbiolo It’s been a while since I’ve had a Nebbiolo and after trying this wine I am not sure why. It’s nothing new that …
Wine review: Little Ripples Cabernet Sauvignon If you’re looking for a tasty wine that helps you do good while you sip, look no further than the Little Ripples Cabernet Sauvignon. …
Wine review: Break Free Little Wings Shiraz Noir After receiving some samples from Clandestine Vineyards a few weeks ago, the wines from their Break Free range caught my eye. They …