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Some collaborations feel like they were always meant to happen, even if they take decades to come to life. For Steve Flamsteed and Brad Rogers, Dec...

It is with great excitement that we introduce you today to a new chapter in the story of one of the brightest winemaking talents in the country, Ricky Evans, with his Woodlawn Tasmania single site releases.

Premium Tasmanian wine is extremely hot property at the moment so it's very exciting to meet a new face entering the fray on the Apple Isle. Alice Davidson is Aunt Alice wines, and we're excited to share her first ever Tasmanian release with you today!

We've spent years hunting for the best-value Pinot Noirs in Tasmania. If you ask us, the sub-regional offerings from Two Tonne Tasmania's main man Ricky Evans represent about the best $35 you can spend on a bottle of Tasmanian Pinot Noir! His 2022 releases are here, and better than ever...

We love Tassie wines, as might be indicated by the fact that Tasmanian producers dominated the Classification this year. With no fewer than eight of the sixty producers in this year's class hailing from the Apple Isle, it's safe to say they make a great wine down south.

In today's instalment of the DD Classification, we're shining a light on six of these Taswegian rockstars and their brand new releases.

September marks the beginning of DD's 9th birthday festivities, and kicks off a month-long celebration of the Different Drop Classification: comprehensive list of Australia's most exemplary, forward-thinking and sought-after artisan producers. 2022 sees six new producers added to the Classification, so read to see if your favourite has made the list this year...

We only recently had the pleasure of meeting Keira O'Brien for the first time and had a chance to taste her fledgling Tasmanian label, Rivulet. We were sold from the get-go. These are exciting Tasmanian wines that we immediately fell in love with and we cannot recommend them enough.

The Dr. Edge releases are usually always our most anticipated Tasmanian releases of the year - and the 2021 Tasmania Pinot Noir & Chardonnay from Peter Dredge are absolute showstoppers. These are benchmarks for Tasmanian wine and are amongst the most-loved wines of the year by the Different Drop team.

Release of the small-batch Chatto Grower Series Pinot Noirs from the excellent 2020 harvest.