Australia

Today, Australia is famous for its fresh, fruity red and white wines that are extremely consistent in quality. Australia now ranks sixth in the world in wine production — making slightly more than half as much wine as the United States. Australia has about 2,000 wineries.

Shiraz is Australia's most popular variety. It grows in almost every wine region of Australia, accounts for one-quarter of total wine production and is their most exported wine

Australia's history of wine manufacture traces back to its settlement in 1788. Governor Arthur Phillip brought vines with him on the First Fleet, and numerous vineyards were established in the area that is now Sydney. By the 1890s, the popular Hunter Valley, Barossa Valley, and Yarra Valley had begun to produce wine.

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Lindsay Collection, Shanty On The Rise – Cabernet Sauvignon

Purple, fresh and bright. Balance well with berries and blackcurrant. Moderate with tight tannin. Enjoy a breath of air before drinking. Moderate, easy to drink with plum, cherries and olive black salty notes. Smooth and soft.
350,000

Lindsay Collection, Little Balcony

The White Wine displays fresh green tinges on a pale straw colour the nose shows aromas of fresh pear with some zesty citric notes the plate is fresh and lively with clean crisp acidity complementing the vibrant fruity flavours the palate has very good extension and ends clean and bright this style is produced to drink at a young age.
360,000

Mc Peterson Shiraz

This Shiraz is best described as robust and spicy with a slightly sweet finish. You will also enjoy a velvety and slightly syrupy mouthfeel when enjoying this varietal.
420,000

Mc Peterson Chardonnay

This White Wine is sourced from a selection of quality vineyards in South Eastern Australia. The White Wine displays typical ripe melon, peach, nectarine and citrus flavours.
420,000

Lindsay Collection, Trucking - Shiraz

This average body of Shiraz originates from vineyards in the South Australian vineyard of Riverland. Displays the characteristics of chocolate and licorice on the nose while providing a full berry fruit flavor on the palate with a bit of vanilla from the moment of contact with American Oak.
435,000

Lindsay Collection, Old Mac - Merlot

This Barossa Valley Merlot displays full varietal fruit characters and distinctive ripe berry flavours, the Red Wine has been enhanced by maturation in specially selected French oak hogsheads and finishes with good length and light tannin astringency.
650,000