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#WineoftheWeek - Throatable. That’s the word. This Orbis Wines Trousseau is built for slurping. buff.ly/xUELAdH

An excellent Riesling from Pikes, The Merle 2026 is all the more impressive when considering the conditions that shaped it. buff.ly/1MnWQp1

A fraction richer than previous releases, but there is no denying it's delish factor that this Oliver's Taranga Chica Mencia delivers. buff.ly/EVWMmh2

A lazy afternoon in a hammock and a glass of this is an ideal combo. buff.ly/35GKPGN

Loaded with crowd-pleasing appeal, this Premium Cuvée from Berton Vineyard is light on the hip pocket too. buff.ly/BlHKdJh

A zesty, vibrant Vermentino from Berton Vineyard that will shine brightest at the table. buff.ly/BM5HYlx

There is a lot to like about the composure and confidence this Oakridge 864 Winery Block Cabernet carries. It's in no hurry to reveal itself, so sit back and enjoy the ride. buff.ly/uIdaD2u

With Steve Flamsteed coming on board as a consultant to help steer the ship, one of the first moves he made was to revive the Williams Crossing range and introduce a Reserve Pinot Noir. buff.ly/HXeOEIl

Like its predecessor, this Tim Smith Shiraz is clearly playing the long game. buff.ly/9FVWNaa

This is a blend consisting of a third each of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot that slowly reveals itself, keeping a few cards tucked firmly up its sleeve. buff.ly/ixj4tbx

Drawing fruit from both Polish Hill River and Armagh vineyards with impressive effect, this is a Clare Valley Shiraz that is very easy to get comfortable with. buff.ly/3mdetRl

If drinkability is high on your priority list, head on over this way. buff.ly/M7UelLr

This Chardonnay from Macedon Ranges producer Paramoor arrives with both arms open, inviting you straight into its generous embrace. buff.ly/BLI6NFR

From the first pour, this GSM from Pikes in the Clare Valley has an infectious energy about it. One sniff and you're already halfway to the second glass. buff.ly/iW4Tx8d

#WineoftheWeek - This is a wine that is more about the quality of the winemaker than the product itself. Quality is nurtured in the vineyard before the grips of human hand go about their work, but like many things, there are exceptions to the rule. buff.ly/cvmF8K0

This Jericho Rosé doesn't waste any time making friends. From the first sip, it's all charm, comfort and easy appeal. buff.ly/6sjFMcm

The Alfresco range from Berton Vineyard is all about bringing food and wine together in joyous harmony. In this case, Barbera is a classic wine to pair with food. buff.ly/XDuSKkE

Easy going, simple fizz. Doing precisely what it was made for, this Hidden Sea Prosecco is a glass full of fun. buff.ly/NLJ7spN

A rough day at the office will be soothed by the smooth lines and composure of this Chardonnay from Pauletts. buff.ly/gRBXjKB

The drinkability of this Trueheart Pinot Grigio makes it an easy share for casual gatherings. buff.ly/lAVJXxK