Ricky Evans is shining a light on Tasmanian Cabernet Franc, with this bright, aromatic, and wildly drinkable expression full of red fruit, florals, and silky tannins.
Proof that Tasmanian Shiraz can have both power and finesse, this Coal River Valley release is dark, structured and spicy, with fine tannins and serious aging potential.
A bone-dry, effortlessly elegant Pinot Rosé from Ricky Evans’ home vineyard, blending wild strawberry fruit with crisp acidity and a savoury, saline edge - Tassie rosé at its finest.
A small-batch labour of love from one of Tasmania’s most exciting winemakers, this is Gewurztraminer done right - fragrant, spicy, and fresh, with none of the heaviness.
Ricky Evans’ meticulous approach to texture and balance makes this one of Tasmania’s most drinkable and food-friendly Pinot Gris, blending barrel and tank ferments for the perfect mix of freshness and depth.
The epitome of refined Tasmanian Pinot, this low-yield, high-elevation vineyard gives a wine of pure red fruit, silken tannins, and quiet power - a Ricky Evans benchmark.
A cool-climate masterclass, this taut, mineral Chardonnay reflects Ricky Evans’ patience in restoring this high-altitude, low-yielding vineyard to greatness.
From Ricky Evans’ warmer, sun-kissed Tamar site, this is a richer, more generous Tasmanian Chardonnay that still holds its nerve with brilliant natural acidity.
A bright and savoury Cinsault from McLaren Vale, with red fruit, spice, and a lightly grippy finish—perfect for Pinot and Grenache lovers after something a little different.
A wild, skin-contact Viognier from the Adelaide Hills that spent 99 days on skins, delivering a textured, spicy, and deeply characterful expression of the variety.
Peter Fraser’s first-ever varietal release of Grenache Blanc brings brightness, texture and value in a zippy Mediterranean white from Yangarra’s organic McLaren Vale vineyard.