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."

Deep ruby red. Remarkably fine and delicate, very distinctive, subtly spicy with hints of violets. Dry, full-bodied, with a perfect complement of tannins.

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.

The lush bouquet offers indulgent aromas of dark chocolate, mulberry, allspice, fennel and white pepper. Fresh earth fragrances and a floral lift complete the aromatic nose, which in turn paves the way for a medium-bodied palate. The drink shows mouth-watering blackberry, plum, liquorice and spice flavours. All the elements eventually culminate in a long finish.

This elegant Shiraz Viognier tastes lovely paired with foods like aged Gouda cheese, grilled wild duck breast, and cast-iron steak.