Spirits Wines

Light straw in colour and has a persistent bead. It is a full and generous wine with a lovely mouthfeel and creamy mousse. It is fresh with a classy, crisp, clean finish. The wine displays melon, pineapple and citrus characteristics.

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VariousA creamy interpretation of budget sparkling, the Hanwood is one of the few under bubblies that is still a classic Pinot Chardonnay blend - and it shows.Grapefruit & a hint of cookie dough, with long fruit flavours overlaid by yeasty richness.A definitively grown up sparkling for this sort of dollars, drink this with seafood.

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(Coal River Valley, Tas)“A fine, creamy and very elegant aperitif style…. Long, smooth and refreshing, with a tight, silky texture and a deliciously fine effervescence, it retains its intense core of fruit flavour long after its clean and bracing finish.” Jeremy Oliver

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Western AustraliaA largely unknown member of the Houghton’s family, the Quills is confined mainly to a few restaurants and the export market. So, for the moment, the Quills is a Winemakers Choice secret - A delightful little bubbly, with light effervescent fruit flavours and soft, creamy bubbles, backed up by a dry and sherbety palate. Generous, yet backed by a spine of piquant acidity, this is grown ups bubbly at kiddies prices.

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(Pipers Brook, Tas)“…lovely pure zesty acidity but also the depth of flavour and creaminess that only good base wine and careful ageing on lees will bestow. It happily stood comparison with a non vintage champagne at the same price.” Jancis Robinson

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(Pipers Brook, Tas)5 STARS - ‘A complex, mellow sparkler with a biscuity, smoky, bready bouquet of great depth. The palate is full, rich and dry, with lots of pinot and lees-aged complexities, and a touch of aldehyde.’ Huon Hooke & Bob Campbell MW, Gourmet Traveller Wine (Aus), June/July 2006

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VariousThe Queen Adelaide brand has long been synonymous with the omnipresent Queen Adelaide Chardonnay - one of the most popular white wines in Australian history.But dig a little deeper and you find that the ‘Queen’ range offers seriously good value for money.Take this sparkling for example - expectations are very low for budget bubblies, which often closely resemble alcoholic fruit juice. But this sparkling is admirably drinkable, cutting the sugary sweetness and letting, admittedly simple, fruit flavours shine.The overall impression is of a cheap wine, trying hard not to be cheap. A battler, attempting to shake off the reputation of being cheap, sweet, ‘tart fuel’.

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***** LIMITED STOCKS *****It’s a commercial style that has spent six months on lees. Bright pale straw colour. Fine perfumed bead with delicate nose. Fresh peach palate flavours. Clean soft acid finish. A fresh commercial bubbly.

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(Various)The feel good hit of the summer, the Yellowglen Bella is a super appealing, slightly pink bubbly with delivious juicy fruit flavours and just a hint of fairy floss.A delicious soft, off dry style that every body loves (especially girls).

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Various Vineyards, VIC and SA Seppelt has always been associated with producing fine sparkling wine at just the right price. Their lower end bubbly is very well priced and is also well made. This is a full flavoured bubbly with a creamy texture, showing an excellent balance of elegant fruit and refreshing, lively acidity, finishing dry with a soft, lingering finish.

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