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Great Southern winery Singlefile has released several new wines in its Run Free range, including the 2018 Sauvignon Blanc ($25) and 2017 Chardonnay ($25). Also released is the 2018 Singlefile Single Vineyard Mount Barker Riesling ($32), the 2018 Singlefile Great Southern Semillon Southern Blanc ($25), and the 2017 Singlefile Shiraz ($37).
The latest vintages in the increasingly popular Tolpuddle Vineyard range from Tasmania are now available – the 2017 Chardonnay ($73) and the 2017 Pinot Noir ($83). The label has fast gained a following from industry members and wine lovers alike, with the wines true reflections of their pristine Tasmanian fruit.
Rymill Coonawarra has released three new accessible wines with its 2018 Yearling Sauvignon Blanc ($15), the 2018 Yearling Rosé ($15) and the 2018 Rymill Coonawarra gt ($20). The gewurtztraminer comes from 33-year-old vines, which are the oldest in the region, helping to create this distinctive and aromatic gt.
Central Victoria’s Tahbilk has rolled out the second releases of two of its newest wines – a pinot gris and a grenache mourvedre rosé. Launched last year, the two styles proved popular for the historic winery, which was established in 1860. The 2018 Pinot Gris and 2018 Grenache Mourvedre Rosé are out now, each priced at $21.50.
Howard Park has released a new wine in honour of owner Amy Burch’s parents. With her mother and father sharing the initials ASW, the new Howard Park ASW Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz is made from prized fruit from the Leston Vineyard in Margaret River. RRP $75.
Hardys has released three new wines with the 2015 Hardys Tintara McLaren Vale Blewitt Springs Shiraz and the inaugural 2015 Hardys Tintara McLaren Vale Yeenunga Vineyard Shiraz (both $80), as well as the 2016 Hardys Tintara Grenache Reserve, which is priced at $70.
Stonier from Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula has released its 2016 Reserve Chardonnay ($48) and 2016 Reserve Pinot Noir ($60), as well as its Single Vineyard range, which includes the 2016 Windmill Pinot Noir ($65) and the 2016 KBS Vineyard Chardonnay ($55).