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Robert Weil Kiedrich Klosterberg Riesling Trocken
$110.00Jeremy’s score 96/100A stunning off-dry riesling whose pristine scents of iris, lavender, white peach and pear precede a generous, mouthfilling palate of vivacious, translucently clear fruit. Supported by a fine chalkiness, it’s impressively long, pure and expressive, finishing with an artfully balanced punctuation of sweetness and refreshing acidity.
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Rochecombe Pinot Noir 2025
$25.00Jeremy’s score 91/100A cracking affordable pinot. Fragrant and spicy, with an alluring bouquet of small red berries, cherries, citrus oil and eastern spice, this medium-bodied pinot delivers pleasing weight, gentle fatness and intensity of flavour down its fine, sandpapery backbone, finishing with a savoury aspect and a gentle acidity. Likely to build more flesh and roundness. A terrific wine at just $25 – I’m not sure how they did this! It’s so stable it was still terrific 4 days after opening!
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Rochford Hill Road Syrah 2021
$42.00Jeremy’s score 92/100An elegant, medium-weight, sweetly fruited and textural Yarra shiraz with some powerful St Joseph-like qualities. It’s musky, meaty and spicy, with dark plum and dark berry aromas lifted by a whiff of cracked pepper. Backed by a fine, powdery spine, it’s long and savoury, fleshing out with more richness of fruit with extended time in the glass, finishing with suggestions of charcuterie meats and mineral. If you’re drinking it young, aerate it well.
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Rochford Yarra Valley Estate Chardonnay 2021
$35.00Jeremy’s score 93/100An elegant and very complete Macon-like chardonnay whose intriguing bouquet reveals fresh grapefruit, kaffir lime and creamy vanilla oak backed by pronounced suggestions of coriander, oyster shell and grilled nuts. It’s generous and mouthfilling, long and smooth, with a creamy background of nougat beneath its citrusy, melon-like nad peachy flavour. There’s a fine chalkiness all down the palate and the wine comes together with shape and richness at the finish. If you’re chasing some real style and character in chardonnay but don’t want to pay through the nose…
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Rockford Basket Press Shiraz 2000
$270.00Jeremy’s score 93/100Traditional warmer year Barossa red developing more quickly than most under this label, but without a hint of over-ripeness. Sweet earthy aromas of old saddlery, red berries and cherries are interwoven with restrained, dusty cedar and vanilla oak. Soft and creamy, becoming fine and silky at the finish, its bright flavours of cassis, plums and dark cherries, licorice and cloves are showing some earthy maturity.
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Rockford Basket Press Shiraz 2013
$285.00Jeremy’s score 94/100Smooth, velvety and gamey, with layers of small dark plums, berries and polished oak.
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