A wet December/January and a dry February made for lush vines and healthy clusters leading to a lively, expressive blend. It’s just one more reason to love Airlie Bank. Profile is delicate, minerally and layered with subtle spices and charming boysenberries and raspberries.

Airlie Bank GG Grenache Gamay 2024

True depth. After a shortish decant and expert swirl to reveal all the cacao nib, olive tapenade and a hint of tobacco. It’s wine for an occasion that will see you settled into the afternoon/evening, swaddled in comfort.

Yeringberg Cabernet Sauvignon 2022

25+ year old vines are making for some opaque depth and a vitality exemplary of brilliant Yarra Valley Shiraz. If you're looking for elegance that pours complex, and comes washed with pepper and rich dark fruits, then here you are. Enjoy.

Yeringberg Shiraz 2022

A serious wine made from the younger plantings that Yeringberg have in their vineyards. Expect almond blossom, honeysuckle, a little flint, and a savoury edge that makes it perfect with 99% of the food pyramid, which includes cheeses, crisps and sushi.

Yeringberg Babyberg White Blend Marsanne Roussanne 2023

Plucked from red soils and fermented mostly destemmed, but all as one ferment. It’s Classic Yarra flightiness and lift right here. That means florals and flavour that have a nice concentration, plus balanced oak and subtle bunchy spice with tannins that build and expand into (and beyond) your second glass.

First Foot Forward Pinot Noir 2023

Each precious vessel gets 800 of litres of YV juice and comes out with a firmer, structural feel which is offset by some subtle grassy notes and enough citrus to keep things crisp. It’s an impressive local side-step for those Loire Valley blanc lovers out there.

First Foot Forward Amphora Sauvignon Blanc 2023

Pink grapefruit, lime, rockmelon, and plenty of delicate, fine-boned cashew-oak thread running through to spread some deliciousness joy. A great wine to buy when you don’t know which side of the Chardonnay fence they sit on.

Kellybrook Edenesque Chardonnay 2023

A local grown alternative for lovers of Moscato that’s full of rose petals and nectarine, with a little sweetness. Perfect for summer. You should drink this in the park, in your bare feet and while wearing sunscreen. It’s clean, refreshing, spritzy and yum.

Soumah Brachetto Frizzante NV

Pressed whole cluster that spends 72 hours on skins, it’s pithy, appley and citrusy in a way that makes you smile and want to eat. We recommend the park, a couch, or a house party as the ideal settings.

Greenhouse Knight Riesling 2023

It’s all citrus, white florals, lemongrass and talc. It’ll go perfectly with a rewatching of that film you both love.

Vinoque Aromatic Riesling 2023

Dark currants and wild raspberry sweetness is moored with an edge of whole bunch savouriness and spice, woven through long and fine tannins. If you can bear to wait, this will only get better over the next five years.

PHI Lusatia Park Pinot Noir 2023

A little prickly Pinot that has a nettle-underbrush vibe to keep all the blood orange and potpourri on point. There’s also a savoury edge and spice. This one slips down if enjoyed alone, but it glides down with camembert and a lively conversation.

Fin Yay! Pinot Noir 2024

This is all Roussanne and Sauvignon Blanc, and it smells like an Australian forest, complete with dandelion and bees flowers – amazing, obviously. There are also a couple of aromatic, talcy tricks and a nice savoury, looser-edge profile.

Fin Dandelions and Bumblebees Roussane Sauvignon Blanc 2023

Made by our very good friends at Punt Rd, this fresh, vibrant and complex sparkling has notes of apple blossom, citrus and brioche. A balanced blend of 85% Chardonnay and 15% Pinot Noir sourced from within the Yarra Valley.

Airlie Bank Sparkling NV

Yeringberg Marsanne Roussanne 2022

Here’s a wine in Oscar’s new line-up of classy styles. Pours with brisk, tangy raspberry and cherry that are wrapped in nice sandy tannin. It’s Nebbiolo so don’t be afraid to throw a little vodka sauce penne its way.