Sexy, powerful wine with superb nose that is expressive and bursting with fruits. Straightforward in the mouth, with firm yet elegant tannins and long, dense backbone with very nice volume and freshness.

Deep crimson colour with a complex bouquet featuring black-berry fruits and subtle toasty overtones. Full and round on the palate with strong tannins and no bitterness.

Very pretty aromas of blackberry and vanilla. Medium- to full-bodied, with silky tannins and a delightful finish. Not a big wine, but pretty and attractive. Offers raspberry, cherry, forest floor, and dried herb-like characteristics in its deep ruby/purple-hued, medium-bodied personality. With excellent purity, freshness, and precision, it is not a

Powerful aromatic nose of liquorice, caramel and smoke. The round, mineral-driven finish includes black cherry, oak and anise.

Bright ruby red colour, complex and intense wine that is structured with elegance and pleasant persistent tannins.

Attractive, elegant wine offering raspberry and cherry colis notes framed by supple vanilla bean and leafy herb and an easy-going finish.  

Suave wine with juicy, vibrant plum, raspberry and boysenberry notes streaming along, guided by a light alder frame and carrying through an iron-tinged finish.

Dark fruit extraction is followed by bursting plum, blackberry and sweet spice.Offering a dark well of black cherry, black currant, violet and cedar aromas and flavors, this red starts out opulent before turning more austere on the firm, lingering finish.

Medium-bodied wine with straightforward, fruit-driven bouquet of luscious black cherries and cassis fruit.

The 2015 Les Griffons de Pichon Baron is medium to deep garnet-purple in color with a nose of black currants, black cherries and mulberries with earth, tar and meat suggestions. The medium-bodied palate is firm with a muscular core of earth and herbs-accented fruit and a long finish. Solid, with

These grapes are grown in the iron-rich “Sebastopol Series” Goldridge soils of our Katherine Lindsay Estate Vineyard. This terroir driven Pinot Noir is deep ruby-red with aromas of ripe Bing cherries, earl grey tea, baking spices and slate. The mouthfeel is round and generous with layers of mocha, toasty oak

Wavelengths claim to fame lies in its unusual blend of Syrah, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot – which is only legal to blend together in Bordeaux. Wavelength shows that grape varieties meld beautifully to make a cracking wine that is sensational, wonderfully textured with length and finish that is simply