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AUSTRALIAN WINE CATALOGUE Updated by August 2020 CONTENTS 01 Evans & Tate 06 Pertaringa by Geoff Hardy 02 Kilikanoon 07 Hand-crafted Skillogalee 03 McWilliam’s 08 The Lane Vineyard 04 Mount Pleasant 9 Yering Station 05 Organic & 10 Angus The Bull Biodynamic Paxton Gift box for any wine Carton gift box Cylinder gift box 10.000đ (incl. VAT) 100.000đ (incl. VAT) Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) John Evans and John Tate started planting vines in Wilyabrup, in the heart of Margaret River, in 1974. They named the vineyard Redbrook, after Tate's beloved Daschund. It was in 1987 that the Evans & Tate Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (Dry White) was first released. Thirty years on, it remains one of Australia's favourite wines. The passion of our founders has endured, making Evans & Tate Australia's best selling Margaret River wine brand. Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) Classic Semillon Sauvignon Blanc Alc: 12.5% Aroma: Semillon characters of herbs, lemon grass, melon and nectarine along with a twist of lanolin drive the blend with Sauvignon layers of lime zest, cut grass and passion fruit pulp adding a lovely lift. Palate: Dry, juicy and refreshing with intense, long flavours. 350.000đ (incl. VAT) Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) Classic Shiraz Alc: 14.5% Aroma: Ripe cassis, red plums and salted liquorice aromas. High notes of cedary oak and violet add further complexity and frame this wines underlying graphite like minerality. Palate: A myriad of layers of red fruit with dark chocolate nuances further enhanced by subtle sweet oak characters. The long and flavoursome finish is well supported by powder-fine juicy tannins. 350.000đ (incl. VAT) Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) Classic Cabernet Merlot Alc: 14.5% Aroma: Pure, lifted notes of mulberry and plum, with hints of violet. Palate: The bright, supple fruit core of rich mulberry carries from the nose, with intriguing violet, earth and leafy characters. Lovely plum notes on the mid-palate thanks to the contribution of the Merlot. Medium bodied but with great flavor length and overall balance. 350.000đ (incl. VAT) Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) 2017 Redbrook Estate Chardonnay Gold – China Wines & Spirits Award 2019 95/100 points – James Halliday Wine Companion 2020 Alc: 14.5% Time spent in barrel: 7-10 months Remarkable fruit sweetness, intensity and persistence. This fruit intensity is matched with lovely texture and savory elements from the time spent maturing in new French oak puncheons, balanced with fresh, natural acidity. 980.000đ (incl. VAT) Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) 2012 Redbrook Shiraz Gold - Margaret River Wine Show 2014 Multiple other medals Alc: 14% Time spent in barrel: 12-14 months Medium bodied with the palate showing remarkable drive and length of flavor with layers of texture and flavors and the capacity for longevity in the cellar. Vibrancy and the purity of fruit is at the forefront of the style. 980.000đ (incl. VAT) Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) 2012 Redbrook Cabernet Sauvignon Gold – Int’l Wine Challenge 2017 Gold – Qantas West Australia Wine Show 2015 Multiple other medals Alc: 14% Time spent in barrel: 12-15 months Aroma: Dried herbs, tobacco leaf, redcurrant and floral notes with underlying characters of cedar and savory spice from maturation in well seasoned French oak hogsheads and barriques. Palate: Seamless with tremendous length and intensity of flavor and a lovely savory tannin grip. 980.000đ (incl. VAT) Only 2 bottles left in Hanoi! Evans & Tate (Margaret River, Western Australia) 2016 Redbrook Estate Cabernet Merlot Gold – (Australia) National Wine Show 2018 95/100 – James Halliday Wine Companion 2020 Multiple other medals Alc: 14.5% Time spent in barrel: 15 months Aroma: Pure Cabernet Sauvignon aromas of blackberry, plum, bay leaf and a touch of black olive. Palate: The Merlot fruit, and a small splash of Malbec, add texture, balance, length and a luxurious fragrance to create a seamless, uniquely Margaret River red. 980.000đ (incl. VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) Founded in 1997 by wine maker and proprietor, Kevin Mitchell, Kilikanoon is one of Australia’s leading wine brands. The powerful elegance of Kilikanoon Wines is the ultimate expression of Clare Valley terroir. A symphony of diverse and unique microclimates masterfully composed, to deliver impeccable quality and style for each marque. Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) Killerman’s Run Riesling 94/100 points – “Special Value Wine” – James Halliday Wine Companion 2020 5 Glasses – James Halliday Top Value Supplement 2017 Alc: 12.5% Fermentation: 3 weeks A classic Clare Valley Riesling in every sense, beautifully poised and measured, the combination of fresh limes and lemon essence carrys forward from the nose superbly supported by crisp natural acidity and a green apple finish. 450.000đ (incl. VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) Second Fiddle Grenache Rosé Alc: 12.5% One hour skin contact, three week fermentation. Aroma: Lifted cherries, savoury nuances and spring garden perfume fill the nose. Palate: Raspberries and rose petals with a crisp dry finish, this style is best enjoyed young and fresh. 450.000đ (gồm VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) Killerman’s Run Shiraz Gold – Mundus Vini Grand International Wine Awards Spring Tasting 2018 90/100 points – Special Value – James Halliday Wine Companion 2019 Alc: 14.5% Richly textured and delivering well beyond expectations, the palate carries forward the flavors of dark cherries and licorice from the nose and com bines further with additional layers of chocolate, cedary overtones, fine ly balanced tannins and tarriness in a long persistent finish. 450.000đ (incl. VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) Killerman’s Run Grenache Shiraz Mataro (GSM) Gold – Mundus Vini Grand International Wine Awards 2017 Gold – IWSC 2018 Alc: 14.5% Time spent in barrel: 16 months Moulded in the style of the great Rhône blends of southern France, the palate has been carefully blended to create a wine of tremendous balance, poise and symmetry, the Grenache and Shiraz in perfect sync on the front and centre of the palate, both complementing the savoury nuances and structure delivered by the Mataro on the finish. 450.000đ (incl. VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) Killerman’s Run Cabernet Sauvignon Gold – Mundus Vini 2019 5 Stars - Gavin Hubble - Wine Guy Review 2019 92 points - Huon Hooke - The Real Review 2018 Alc: 14.5% Time spent in barrel: 16 months Richly flavored and textured, the dark fruits, hints of fresh leaf, tobacco and subtle French oak toast in perfect synchronicity with the fine grained tannins and balanced natural acidity. A long and persistent finish, that will be further enhanced by careful cellaring. 450.000đ (incl. VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) 2016 Covenant Shiraz Gold – Mundus Vini 2019 Alc: 14.5% Time spent in barrel: 18 months Richly flavored with a strong linear focus, supple tannins and a long finish, the palate carries over sweet plums, fresh licorice and soy sauce in addition to introducing savory meats and charcuterie to the mix. Perfectly encapsulated the regions precision and personality. Bottle: 980.000đ (incl. VAT) Gift box: 140.000đ (incl. VAT) Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) 2014/2015 Oracle Shiraz Gold – Int’l Wine Challenge 2019 “World’s Best Shiraz” – IWSC 2018 Platinum – Decanter World Wine Awards 2018 Gold – Mundus Vini 2018 Alc: 14.5% Time spent in barrel: 18 months The concentration, focus and textural qualities of this wine showcase its enduring legacy, further broadened through the raft of flavors both carried over from the nose and appearing for the first time. Ripe juicy plums, dark chocolate, Turkish delight, fresh licorice and tarry complexity, the classy oak and powdery tannins provide a lingering feature of the captivating finish of the wine. Bottle: 1.980.000đ (incl. VAT) Gift box: Incoming Kilikanoon (Clare Valley, South Australia) 2014 Attunga 1865 Shiraz “Best in Show” – Decanter World Wine Awards 2019 Gold – Mundus Vini 2020 Alc: 14.5% This is the finest, single vineyard Shiraz, Kilikanoon makes, sourced from the oldest Shiraz grapes in Clare Valley dating back to 1865. This wine is only bottled in the best vintage years. Delicate and velvet on the palate, sweet fruit and Turkish delight dance on the tongue. A wine with fantastic finesse and fine natural tannins that will benefit from extended and careful cellaring of more than 20 years. 4.980.000đ (incl. VAT) McWilliam’s (New South Wales) McWilliam’s family winery is one of Australia’s largest and most successful, when Samuel McWilliams first established vineyards in 1877. McWilliam's is one of Australia’s most awarded wineries as demonstrated by being named the ‘Most Successful Exhibitor’ at the Sydney Royal Wine Show for an unprecedented 18th consecutive year in 2012. McWilliam's also won "New South Wales Winery of the Year" in 2018, at the prestigious New York International Wine Competition. McWilliam’s (New South Wales) Fruitwood Moscato Alc: 7-8% A tasty fruit-driven wine for those who enjoy the “sweeter” things in life. A tropical fruit explosion in your mouth with wonderful flavors of pineapple and lychee. Enjoy it chilled on a hot summer’s day on its own, or as a wonderful base ingredient for fruity wine cocktails. 250.000đ (incl. VAT) McWilliam’s (New South Wales) Fruitwood Red Alc: 7-8% Rich and juicy with flavors of ripe cherry, strawberry and raspberry. The palate finishes smooth and soft providing length and structure to this easy drinking wine. Enjoy it chilled on a hot summer’s day on its own, or as the base ingredient for a sangria and other wonderful fruit wine cocktails. 250.000đ (incl. VAT) McWilliam’s (New South Wales) Markview Chardonnay Alc: 13% The palate opens immediately with fresh fruit flavors balanced against a pleasant creamy texture and soft finish.
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