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An impressive debut, this Paramoor Aurélie 2024 gets increasingly hard to resist the longer it's open. buff.ly/lD0lehO

For $25, this Metal Label Shiraz is banging value and another reminder of the quality that is consistently delivered from Berton Vineyards. buff.ly/o5sLnyU

Firmly in the zone as a reliable go-to Grenache without the bells and whistles, check this Yangarra Estate Circle Grenache. buff.ly/5AAZ2pp

Balanced and vibrant, this is a rock-solid Tassie Riesling. buff.ly/uug3evw

From northern Italy, Marzemino is native to Trentino and has a lineage to Shiraz. buff.ly/dMLJPY0

#WineoftheWeek - Fresh! This Willunga 100 Grenache Rosé is sheer joy and delight parcelled up with a shade of pink. Delightful, silky and seriously smashable, this is made for good times. buff.ly/VgdEwxW

This Paramoor Syrah, sourced from a Heathcote vineyard, stopped me in my tracks. The level of suppleness and delicacy on show is something I certainly didn't expect. Go here. buff.ly/uwUMMM1

If steely, slatey Riesling and Soave found common ground in the King Valley, it might look a little like this Garganega from Pizzini. buff.ly/zYHwS2R

From Soumah in the Yarra Valley, this Single Vineyard Nebbiolo rewards patience. buff.ly/vx3xeWz

Moody and brooding, this Old Girl Shiraz from Macedon Ranges producer Paramoor was growing on me after every sip. buff.ly/roXQSXS

Welcome back Shottesbrooke to the Qwine tasting bench! It's been six years and a pleasant surprise to see them land once again. This Clements Brook range has been a new addition in that time. buff.ly/F7mepnE

There is something profoundly satisfying about a wine that doesn't shout for attention, but rather, commands it. This Mesh Eden Valley Riesling does exactly that - complexity and interest all at once. buff.ly/S4qUwqy

This Tasmanian beauty overdelivers. It's bright, fragrant and is wonderfully expressive. It's the type of wine that stops you mid-conversation, demanding your attention. buff.ly/o6zB0vG

After 8500+ reviews, this was my first wine tasting straight from a can. And why not? At 250mL, 9.8% alcohol and 1.9 standard drinks per can, it ticks plenty of practical boxes. buff.ly/h1zAFUz

This Pizzini Spritzzini Prosecco Lime Spritz NV is a gateway wine. Go with me here... buff.ly/z1u53tg

Mudgee producer First Ridge has a healthy obsession with Italian varieties, and this Montepulciano is a cracking example that provides plenty of motivation to book a one-way ticket to Abruzzo. buff.ly/32oOuJv

Soft and supple, Barbera lives in the shadow of Nebbiolo in its north-west Italy homeland, but this release from Mudgee producer First Ridge is a great example of why the variety has found so many friends. buff.ly/J0JPlPf

Rhône-inspired, this Blanc blend from Tim Smith Wines is the kind of wine that has long lunches in its line of sight. buff.ly/cwN5OjQ

This is an intriguing take on Fiano that had me doing plenty of double takes. It brings all those delightful Fiano traits to the table, but the opening act is impossible to ignore. buff.ly/ucnJQXM

Bunchy, earthy and savoury from the get-go, this Northern Hope Estate Pinot Noir rewards patience and a little decant will go a long way. buff.ly/20tLl9q