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Rowanston Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 — $20.33
The first wine made in 2001 won several awards at local wine shows, encouraging our passion to produce top quality boutique wines. The heavy red soils (terra rossa) and basalt outcrops favour the production of deep colored, rich flavoured wines. The key to our lovely wines begins in the vineyard with hand pruning, moisture monitoring, minimal to zero use of chemicals and meticulous selection of ripe rich berries for winemaking.

Rowanston Sparkling Shiraz 2005 — $23.75
The first wine made in 2001 won several awards at local wine shows, encouraging our passion to produce top quality boutique wines. The heavy red soils (terra rossa) and basalt outcrops favour the production of deep colored, rich flavoured wines. The key to our lovely wines begins in the vineyard with hand pruning, moisture monitoring, minimal to zero use of chemicals and meticulous selection of ripe rich berries for winemaking.

Ciavarella Oxley Estate — $20.75
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Box Stallion — $17.75
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Awards (1) — $22.50
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Birthday Villa — $269.00
Birthday Villa was named after Birthday Mine at Drummond - discovered on Queen Victoria's Birthday. It has 4 acres of old vines,planted in the 1960s. The vineyard was originally planted with gewurtztraminer; about one acre of vines have been grafted to cabeernet sauvignon in recent years (1980s).

Sutherland Estate Pinot Noir 2003 — $27.00
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Morgan Chardonnay 2006 — $21.60
Our approach to winemaking is simply to make the best possible wines by adopting a rigorous regime of vineyard management to produce low yields of ripe fruit with maximum sun exposure, together with an uncompromising approach to quality within the winery. We utilise traditional French winemaking techniques throughout the production process and we aim to minimise the use of chemical and other additives to the wines we make. Additionally we use the highest quality oak barrels to mature our wines –...

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 — $24.92
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Box Stallion Blaze Rose 2004 — $14.50
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Heathcote Winery Curagee Shiraz 2005 — $49.00
Curagee Shiraz is a single vineyard wine, harvested from the old vines at 'Newlans Lane' and aged in French oak barrels. The grapes were hand harvested at optimum ripeness – when the sugar and acid levels were balanced, fruit flavours were intense and complex, and the tannins were subtle and ripe. Once the grapes were received into the winery, they were hand destemmed into small open fermentors. Hand destemming ensures only the ripe berries on each bunch are removed, and the process is very gentle...

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Chardonnay 2004 — $22.42
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Lot Thirteen Grenache 2005 — $22.50
Our winemaking is undertaken with our good friend Paul Petagna who implements a truly minimalistic regime that aims not to add, but to extract the essence of the pure fruit our vineyard has provided. Addition is a dirty word in Paul’s vocabulary, with every effort being made to ensure intervention is minimalised and natural elements are fully utilised.

Morgan Vineyards Pinot Noir 2005 — $25.20
Our approach to winemaking is simply to make the best possible wines by adopting a rigorous regime of vineyard management to produce low yields of ripe fruit with maximum sun exposure, together with an uncompromising approach to quality within the winery. We utilise traditional French winemaking techniques throughout the production process and we aim to minimise the use of chemical and other additives to the wines we make. Additionally we use the highest quality oak barrels to mature our wines –...

Box Stallion - The Italian Job — $18.33
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Sutherland Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 — $21.58
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Shiraz Viognier 2002 — $24.92
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Box Stallion - Dinner Party Dozen — $21.58
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Chenin Blanc 2004 — $22.00
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Morgan Vineyards — $22.25
Our approach to winemaking is simply to make the best possible wines by adopting a rigorous regime of vineyard management to produce low yields of ripe fruit with maximum sun exposure, together with an uncompromising approach to quality within the winery. We utilise traditional French winemaking techniques throughout the production process and we aim to minimise the use of chemical and other additives to the wines we make. Additionally we use the highest quality oak barrels to mature our wines –...

Rowanston Riesling 2007 — $20.25
The first wine made in 2001 won several awards at local wine shows, encouraging our passion to produce top quality boutique wines. The heavy red soils (terra rossa) and basalt outcrops favour the production of deep colored, rich flavoured wines. The key to our lovely wines begins in the vineyard with hand pruning, moisture monitoring, minimal to zero use of chemicals and meticulous selection of ripe rich berries for winemaking.

Sutherland Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 — $27.00
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Heathcote Winery — $24.75
The 2005 Mail Coach Shiraz was hand harvested from our three estate vineyards, in central Heathcote: Newlans Lane, Wildena Estate and Slaughterhouse Paddock. Each block on each vineyard was destemmed, crushed, fermented and matured separately, allowing us to blend up to 12 different batches. This ensured we made a wine, which is balanced, complex, and intense, with excellent length and structure. The Mail Coach Shiraz was co-fermented with a splash of viognier (1.3%) to lift the aroma and lengthen...

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Verdelho 2005 — $22.00
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Merlot 2000 — $24.92
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Sutherland Estate Shiraz 2003 — $27.00
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Tallarook Marsanne 2004 — $27.50
Tallarook is situated on an elevated yet protected site, among rugged hills on the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, in Central Victoria, Australia. The original Tallarook Vineyards form part of a property named Dabyminga. Established first in the 1980s and purchased in 1992 by the Riebl family, these vineyards and the wines produced under the TALLAROOK® label represent a pioneering effort for the Tallarook district.

Pasta & Italian Dishes (Tomato or Cream Sauces) — $22.50
Our approach to winemaking is simply to make the best possible wines by adopting a rigorous regime of vineyard management to produce low yields of ripe fruit with maximum sun exposure, together with an uncompromising approach to quality within the winery. We utilise traditional French winemaking techniques throughout the production process and we aim to minimise the use of chemical and other additives to the wines we make. Additionally we use the highest quality oak barrels to mature our wines –...

Box Stallion Arneis 2004 — $18.17
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Tallarook Chardonnay 2005 — $23.50
Tallarook is situated on an elevated yet protected site, among rugged hills on the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, in Central Victoria, Australia. The original Tallarook Vineyards form part of a property named Dabyminga. Established first in the 1980s and purchased in 1992 by the Riebl family, these vineyards and the wines produced under the TALLAROOK® label represent a pioneering effort for the Tallarook district.

Box Stallion - Connoisseur's Red Selection — $24.50
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Mail Coach Viognier 2005 — $19.71
In 1997 the Winery was purchased by an independent group of wine enthusiasts led by Stephen Wilkins. Stephen and his partners share a passionate commitment ot produce wines reflective of the Heathcote Region but distrinctly Heathcote Winery. The wines attest to this commitment, delivering concentrated fruit aromas and flavours and intense colour, but with a finishing elegance ehanced by splashes of viognier.

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Cabernet Merlot — $24.92
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Sutherland Estate Wildcat Unwooded Chardonnay 2004 — $12.42
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Ciavarella Oxley Estate Semellon Aucerot — $24.92
Weather it be the crisp lemon-sherbet Semillon, the classy citrusy and toasty Chardonnay, the spicy and balanced Cabernet, or the tightly wound and concentrated Shiraz. Ciavarella's wines offer excellent value and quality - and the kind of character and personality so many Bigger wineries lose on the factory floor. Be sure to try the Dolcino too; a sweet red, which is in many ways, is a white wine drinker's red.

Birthday Villa Gewurztraminer 2005 — $20.00
Birthday Villa was named after Birthday Mine at Drummond - discovered on Queen Victoria's Birthday. It has 4 acres of old vines,planted in the 1960s. The vineyard was originally planted with gewurtztraminer; about one acre of vines have been grafted to cabeernet sauvignon in recent years (1980s).

Tallarook Roussanne 2006 — $27.42
Tallarook is situated on an elevated yet protected site, among rugged hills on the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, in Central Victoria, Australia. The original Tallarook Vineyards form part of a property named Dabyminga. Established first in the 1980s and purchased in 1992 by the Riebl family, these vineyards and the wines produced under the TALLAROOK® label represent a pioneering effort for the Tallarook district.

Box Stallion - The French Connection — $18.33
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Mount Prior Cuvee Brut — $22.50
Winemaking operations & tasting area are located in our unique underground cellar, whilst on the hilltop overlooking the vineyards is the "House at Mount Prior". Here you can experience elegant accommodation in this grand 1880's home, together with exclusive cuisine from our chef & of course a wide selection of Mount Prior wines."

Mixed Winery Reds - Tasting Pack — $21.50
The 'Mixed Winery Reds - Tasting Pack' includes one bottle of each of the following wines:

Mount Prior Premium Durif 2004 — $24.92
Winemaking operations & tasting area are located in our unique underground cellar, whilst on the hilltop overlooking the vineyards is the "House at Mount Prior". Here you can experience elegant accommodation in this grand 1880's home, together with exclusive cuisine from our chef & of course a wide selection of Mount Prior wines."

Mount Prior Chardonnay 2000 — $17.50
Winemaking operations & tasting area are located in our unique underground cellar, whilst on the hilltop overlooking the vineyards is the "House at Mount Prior". Here you can experience elegant accommodation in this grand 1880's home, together with exclusive cuisine from our chef & of course a wide selection of Mount Prior wines."

Pty Ltd — $21.50
The 'Mixed Winery Whites - Tasting Pack' includes one bottle of each of the following wines:

Mount Prior Shiraz 2005 — $22.42
Winemaking operations & tasting area are located in our unique underground cellar, whilst on the hilltop overlooking the vineyards is the "House at Mount Prior". Here you can experience elegant accommodation in this grand 1880's home, together with exclusive cuisine from our chef & of course a wide selection of Mount Prior wines."

Mount Prior Late Picked Riesling — $19.50
Winemaking operations & tasting area are located in our unique underground cellar, whilst on the hilltop overlooking the vineyards is the "House at Mount Prior". Here you can experience elegant accommodation in this grand 1880's home, together with exclusive cuisine from our chef & of course a wide selection of Mount Prior wines."

Sutherland Estate Rose 2003 — $14.42
We have four small, separate vineyard blocks totalling about ten acres. Our original block (D block) was planted over a decade ago to Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. There has been further plantings of these four varieties since then, together with two parcels of Tempranillo and Gewurztraminer.

Rowanston Shiraz 2004 — $22.42
The first wine made in 2001 won several awards at local wine shows, encouraging our passion to produce top quality boutique wines. The heavy red soils (terra rossa) and basalt outcrops favour the production of deep colored, rich flavoured wines. The key to our lovely wines begins in the vineyard with hand pruning, moisture monitoring, minimal to zero use of chemicals and meticulous selection of ripe rich berries for winemaking.

Venison & Game Meats — $30.00
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Morgan Kara Gola Rose 2006 — $13.75
Our approach to winemaking is simply to make the best possible wines by adopting a rigorous regime of vineyard management to produce low yields of ripe fruit with maximum sun exposure, together with an uncompromising approach to quality within the winery. We utilise traditional French winemaking techniques throughout the production process and we aim to minimise the use of chemical and other additives to the wines we make. Additionally we use the highest quality oak barrels to mature our wines –...

Box Stallion The Enclosure Chardonnay 2004 — $20.83
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Box Stallion Red Barn Pinot Noir 2006 — $17.00
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Heathcote Winery Cravens Place Shiraz 2006 — $17.42
In 1997 the Winery was purchased by an independent group of wine enthusiasts led by Stephen Wilkins. Stephen and his partners share a passionate commitment ot produce wines reflective of the Heathcote Region but distrinctly Heathcote Winery. The wines attest to this commitment, delivering concentrated fruit aromas and flavours and intense colour, but with a finishing elegance ehanced by splashes of viognier.

Box Stallion Red Barn Chardonnay 2005 — $17.00
Two bays and Bass Straight bound The Mornington Peninsula, in the most southeastern part of mainland Australia. The Box Stallion vineyards, positioned in the middle of this region enjoy a maritime climate with long gentle summers and good ripening weather extending as late as May. The rolling hills with good northerly exposure produce low yields of high quality fruit, which is then lovingly processed to become distinctive, cool climate wines of exceptional bouquet and pallet.

Box Stallion Enclosure Pinot Noir 2006 — $24.50
As is our practice for our Pinots, we have kept the parcels of wine that make the Box Stallion Enclosure Pinot separate through fermentation, initial stabilization and maturation, only bringing them together during the final stages of winemaking. This allows us to bring out the best characters possible in each individual batch using strict temperature control, malolactic fermentation and individual hand finishing. The 2003 Enclosure, our reserve wine, is blended from carefully selected portions of...

Mount Prior Muscat — $17.00
Winemaking operations & tasting area are located in our unique underground cellar, whilst on the hilltop overlooking the vineyards is the "House at Mount Prior". Here you can experience elegant accommodation in this grand 1880's home, together with exclusive cuisine from our chef & of course a wide selection of Mount Prior wines."

Tallarook Rose 2004 — $20.00
Tallarook is situated on an elevated yet protected site, among rugged hills on the northern slopes of the Great Dividing Range, in Central Victoria, Australia. The original Tallarook Vineyards form part of a property named Dabyminga. Established first in the 1980s and purchased in 1992 by the Riebl family, these vineyards and the wines produced under the TALLAROOK® label represent a pioneering effort for the Tallarook district.

Birthday Villa Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 - Silver medal winner Daylesford Wine Show 2005 — $24.92
Birthday Villa was named after Birthday Mine at Drummond - discovered on Queen Victoria's Birthday. It has 4 acres of old vines,planted in the 1960s. The vineyard was originally planted with gewurtztraminer; about one acre of vines have been grafted to cabeernet sauvignon in recent years (1980s).