A Gold medal and 96/100 at the Decanter World Wine Awards. One of the very top results for a NZ Sauvignon. Not suprising as its Astrolabe’s baby brother Sauvignon which is growing up and ...
Dry but luscious, Astrolabe's second label puts other people's 'estate' Pinot Gris to shame. With a peachy/tropical nose and palate it is the crisp acidity that marks this out as a great ...
This serious wine from organic vineyards is considered by Astrolabe to be "only a notch below" their serious estate Chardonnay. Full of gently ripe fruit flavours, it is enhanced with fine oak ...
Astrolabe's delicious new Rose, under their crazy-cheap Durvillea label. A bone dry rose with delicate fruit flavour and colour, the Durvillea nails a style that is European in trend while ...
The super-value baby brother from Astrolabe, this delicious Pinot Noir offers bright cherry fruit and a spicy-savoury nature. It's already drinking beautifully, which for only $20 makes it a ...
A fresh and effortless Rose from the southern coast of France. Made under the classic Cotes de Provence appellation, the essence of Rose, these delicate Mediterranean flavours are rounded yet ...
A beautiful Rose from a quality Central Otago producer. Terra Sancta own Central's oldest Pinot Vineyard, and use this boitique know-how to make a gently red-fruited and spicy Rose with a ...
A beautiful new Provence Rose that is brough to you by one of the region's under-the-rader experts, Chateau de Font Vive. This wine is even less expensive than their village wines from Bandol, ...
A deliciously dry Rose from Neudorf. Delicate and with effortless harmony, this dry Rose was made from low-cropping Pinot fruit from the Tom's block. Super-gentle pressing and light extraction ...
A succulent and juicy Shiraz from cult producers in the Barossa. Spinifex are in a position to do things their own way, and in this serious artisan Shiraz they make a bright, nuanced wine that ...