Categories
- Argentinean Reds
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- Australian Reds
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- Austrian Wine
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- Blended Reds
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- California, Usa
- Chardonnay
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- Chilean Reds
- Dessert Wines
- Durif
- French Reds
- French Rose
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- Georgian Wine
- German Whites
- Gewurtztraminer
- Ginger Wine
- Greek Reds
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- Grenache
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- Italian Dessert Wine
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- Italian Rose
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- Japanese Wine
- Lebanese Whites
- Lebenese Reds
- Macedonian Wine
- Madiera
- Malbec
- Marsanne
- Mead
- Merlot
- Moscato
- Muscats
- Nebbiolo
- New Zealand Reds
- New Zealand Rose
- New Zealand Whites
- Non Alcoholic Wine
- Orange Wines
- Petit Verdot
- Pinot Grigio-gris
- Pinot Grigio/gris
- Pinot Noir
- Portuguese Red
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- Riesling
- Rose
- Sake Wine
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- Sauvignon Blanc
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- Spanish Reds
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- Spritz
- Tempranillo
- Tokay
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- Unwooded Chardonnay
- Uruguay Red Wine
- Verdelho
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- Viognier
Wine
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Vina San Juan Tinto
Blend of Merlot, Syrah and Tempranillo. Red colour with shiny reflections. Distintive aromas of red berries. Warm and balanced tasted with a remarkable resistance. Excellent with meat, cheese and pasta.
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Vinci Grillo Sicilia
Brilliant straw yellow with greenish highliths. Intense and delicate with pleasant and fresh floral zagara hints which melt into the ones of white peaches, citrus and tropical fruits. Fresh, soft, very agreeable to the palate for its balanced acidity
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Vinci Rossovivo Nero Davola Sicilia
Brilliant ruby red with violet reflections. Ample and pleasant fruity and spicy notes reminiscent of cherries, morello cherries, wild berries and vanilla. Soft, balanced, rightly tannic, with excellent acidity and overall final persistence. Perfect to accompany main courses based on white, roasted or grilled red meats, also ideal with cured meats and spicy soft cheeses
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Vinoque Nebbiolo Rose Yarra Valley
Clear appearance with fresh kiwi fruit opens up to green melon and grapefruit characters which lead onto crisp & refreshing palate with passion fruit flavours. Light, juicy, easy drinking Sauvignon Blanc with loads of texture. A nod towards Loire, rather than New Zealand. Vegan, Vegetarian
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Vinoque Same Same
Perfumed, spicy, dried herb, energetic. Textural, silky flavours, soft tannins, gentle acidity.
Pinot Noir is one of the oldest grape varieties we know; around 2000 years. Over this period there has been plenty of time for the variety to mutate and produce different forms in Pinot Meunier, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc. The diversity of colour, flavour and aromatics across the mutations is vast. Interestingly, all are genetically identical and hence the name "Same Same but different."
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Viscosi Shiraz
Viscosi Heathcote Shiraz is dripping with black cherry aromas, hints of raspberry, vanilla, chocolate and earthy complexities with soft tannins. Enjoy with charcoaled grilled eye fillet, slow cooking comfort food or a matured cheese platter.
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Vite Colte La Luna E I Falo Barbera D Asti
This wine is rich and deep, with a complex balance of violet, liquorice and vanilla notes
On the palate this wine is crisp and dry, with a subtle background of vanilla and wild berries.
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Vite Colte Valdolmo Nebbiolo Dalba
Deep ruby red. Remarkably fine and delicate, very distinctive, subtly spicy with hints of violets. Dry, full-bodied, with a perfect complement of tannins.
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Vite Colte Villata Roero Arneis
The scent is broad, fresh and intensely fruity with notes of apricot and hints of lime blossom. On the palate it is soft, harmonious and with a long finish
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Weemala Logan Merlot
Step aside Shiraz because Merlot is making a comeback! One of the best examples of Merlot produced in Australia. Aromas of dark cherries, violets and woody herbs with a full palate of plum, mixed berries and dark chocolate before a long dry finish.
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Weemala Logan Pinot Gris
Weemala is both an Aboriginal word for ‘good view’ and the name of their vineyard in the Central Ranges of NSW. As the birds that live there can testify, it does have a bloody good view. Right now you’ve got a pretty good view of their Pinot Gris.
Light gold in colour, and has aromas of quince, honeysuckle and nougat with pear, white peach, ripe lemon and almond flavours on a silkily textured palate before a long dry lemony finish.
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Weemala Logan Pinot Noir
Showing brilliant red hues and cherry aromas followed by strawberry and thyme flavours with a great earthy finish.