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Arneis! Unsung but never under-done. Arneis is a varietal we should be paying more attention too, and when you tuck into this you'll see why.
You could almost smell the excitement at Mofo HQ as this import from the Rainbow Nation rounded the Cape of Good Hope. It’s been a long time coming. You asked, we listened.
This has all the pinot freshness we’ve come to love (and expect) out of West Australia’s southern regions.
This is a clever wine, in a lot of ways. We're not above begging to get our hands on great pinot noir at the moment, and when we end up with wines like this it all feels worth it.
We have to say, this one was a hard pack to pull together. Mostly because we kept drinking all of the cellar reserve cabernets ourselves, or couldn’t keep them in stock long enough to bring a pack together.
Fleshy and mouth-wateringly moreish, this is one pinot gris that has served us well with every vintage we bring in the shed.
Barolo is always in the discussion of the top premium wine regions in the world. If you are bothering to read this, then you probably already know that it is a small area in Piemonte in Northern Italy that produces only red wines made from nebbiolo. Barolo itself is divided into 11 communes...
Kopke are one of the major Port players, with a history dating back to 1638, with some barrels over 100 years old. This fine-looking number has an average ag...
Though we have the absolute honour of selling the finished product, we can’t take credit for this vino. This is a community effort for community gain. With thousands raised for charity so far, this is a wine that tastes and feels great.
The winemaker behind this riesling has experience running the show at the creme de la creme of Victoria’s best wineries (and numerous stints in France). We’d...
Imagine being cabernet: it seems everywhere it grows offers picturesque views and a wealth of people who are dedicated to making great wine. After all, caber...
Serious wine for not-so-serious people. That’s what I think of the wines of Bodegas Baigorri, nestled amongst the foothills of the Sierra de Cantabria mountain in the illustrious Rioja Alavesa sub-region.
Another ripper from an absolute mofo fave producer. Single vineyard shiraz from King Valley. Sometimes you don’t want something new - you know the producer, yo...
Nicolas is the ninth generation of the Maillart family to practice quality winemaking. They’ve been working the vines since 1753 and 260-ish years later, this Grand Cru rosé has proven itself to be kind of a big deal.
Make no mistake, when it comes to Burgundian varietals (being pinot noir and chardy) the Yarra and Yea Valleys' have got serious chops. The wines offer piercing acidity and plentiful fruit ripeness.
Sicilian Nero d’Avola - old faithful. Nothing speaks to opulence and intensity quite like it. This is rich and generous in its fruit offering.
A plummy, blue fruited and full bodied grenache - the perfect accomplice to a cheeky night on the couch watching telly.
Lively riesling doesn’t get much better than this. Super fresh and friendly, with the perfect balance of floral and fruit. No need to overcomplicate life. Simply chill this down and chill out.
It’s safe to say this wine is a ‘shoe-in’. Multiple vintages of this exact vino have rushed into our warehouse and zoomed straight back out and to your front door faster than you can say ‘shiraz blended with cab sav and a splash of cab franc’
Exemplary in its field, this is a straight shooting, opulent wine from the ever famous Barossa. Selection of the best fruit occurred prior to fermentation, and again after ageing to mark out the best wine to make it to the bottle.