Join us for two intimate evenings exploring ten wines from some of our latest Burgundy allocations.
SYD Tuesday, 25 August 2026 | Club Claret
MEL Wednesday, 26 August 2026 | Bibendum Wine Co.
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August 21, 2026
A fresh array of Chablis from Domaine Bernard Defaix has just landed, offering a compelling reminder of what careful, committed winemaking can achieve. The range centres on the 2025 vintage, alongside the newly arrived 2024 Bougros Grand Cru...
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August 13, 2026
Burgundy’s extraordinary complexity is built on nuance: subtle shifts in slope, soil and exposure that can transform a wine from one vineyard to the next. This selection brings together 22 wines that explore that diversity, from the Mâconnais and Côte Chalonnaise to the celebrated villages and vineyards of the Côte d’Or...
August 11, 2026
Domaine la Réméjeanne remains one of the Southern Rhône's hidden gems—a 25-hectare, family owned, certified organic estate on the high, sandy-limestone hillsides of Sabran. The wines of this producer deliver a freshness and refinement rarely found in the appellation and the value is incredible...
August 06, 2026
August 03, 2026
Place of Changing Winds is the culmination of Robert Walters’ five-year search for an exceptional vineyard site, ultimately found in Bullengarook on the southern foothills of Mount Macedon. Established in 2012, the project reflects a meticulous, hands-on approach aimed at expressing site with purity and precision, and has quickly become one of Australia’s most acclaimed fine wine estates. While Chardonnay and Pinot Noir sit at the heart of the estate, the range also includes Syrah and Marsanne from carefully selected grower sites in Harcourt and Heathcote, all united by a commitment to finesse, purity and a strong sense of place.
July 30, 2026
Dry or sweet, delicate or powerful, youthful or capable of ageing for decades, few grape varieties possess the versatility of Riesling. Yet beneath these many expressions lies a ability to capture the character of the place where it is grown. From the cool vineyards of Tasmania and Frankland River to the granitic slopes of Alsace and the great river valleys of Germany, Riesling responds to climate, soil and site with remarkable precision.