Wines Reviewed by The Wine Front

From the original plantings of Aglianico in Australia comes this flowing, dark and balanced wine.

Brambly, dense Malbec from the consistent crew at Woodlands.

Beautiful, graceful Victorian Syrah, with so much going on.

A true powerhouse Malbec from an iconic family in Cahors.

Biodynamic Grower Champagne from a true perfectionist.

A powerful, high-altitude organic Provence rose that hits all the marks.

Bouncy Japanese red blend, full of red berry juiciness and blessed with lovely length.

Grace Vineyard's most approachable example of Koshu, inspired by the white wines of Alsace.

Fascinating savoury white wine from Japan, with a touch of grip.

Heart-warming Barossa retro Cabernet Shiraz at an almost retro price!

Rich, spicy full-figured Montepulciano, this the perfect Thursday night pizza wine.

A wine that combines all the best characteristics of each Northern Rhone appellation into one great value bottle.

Punchy, herbal Heathcote Sangiovese with a lovely ripe tannin structure.

Complex Sauvignon Blanc/ Semillon blend with barrel ferment power, and pristine piercing fruit.

Mellow, minimal, light-footed Barossa Shiraz from winemakers-on-the-rise White Gate.

Zero added sulphur Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir full of pine needle freshness.

Unique, idiosyncratic natural Riesling out of Mosel. Wild, extraordinary but very approachable.

Powerful, spicy cross-border Riesling!

Such amazing and lively white wines are exploding out Spain - and this tangy blend is proof of that.

Nutty, exotic Savagnin, aged under flor for four years. Bottled gold.

The perfect introduction to the savoury, saline styles of white wine coming from the cellar of Luis Seabra.

Snappy Pinot Noir Rose from Jura, with chalky interest.

Boom! Heavy artillery old-vine Barossa Shiraz of high calibre.

Vin de Soif with plenty of character. A wild ride of juicy berries, herbs, and peppery lift. Loire red in its most natural form. Utterly charming.

Delectable Yarra Sauvignon Blanc, with tropical flavours and some lovely oak-driven complexity.

Intriguing, multi-faceted Heathcote Syrah that builds and builds, gently and deliciously.

A stunning example of Eden Valley Shiraz named in honour of the wives of Woods Crampton.

A very serious look at Vermentino from Margaret River, one of Australia's finest examples of this crunchy, characterful variety.

A dark, exotic, spicy red that transports you straight to the highlands of Serra da Estrela.

A piercing and precise mineral-charged field blend from the Dão's Serra da Estrela hilltops.

A blistering example of Australian Savagnin from the iconic Castagna family. Savoury, powerful and completely individual.

The most impressive of the three excellent single-site Small Island Pinot Noirs from 2019.

Versatile citrus-laden Piemontese Cortese that would match with just about anything you could think of.

The lighter, red-fruited Pinot Noir from the Scout duo's home region.

Round, toasty Chardonnay that offers great bang-for-your-buck.

Over three months on skins gives this classic Dolcetto a little extra grip and structure. It's a tasty wine for now or for the cellar.