Thomas Girgensohn's Australian Wine Reviews - and Beyond

Luckily there is some correlation between investment dollars and quality of wine, otherwise people would not do it. Voyager Estate is a good...

Eden Road is quite a new Canberra district winery which arrived on the scene with well made and inexpensive Shiraz and by winning a Jimmy Wa...

I am not a huge Bordeaux fan across the board, but I like a good one. Currently, the 2010 futures are offered from apparently a good vintage...

Rockburn is the personal project of Felton Road's winemaker (who's name escapes me at the moment). Therefore, expectations are prett...

Does anybody remember the Leo Buring Rieslings of the 1970s? Some years were wines of absolute magic and drank well after 25 years. This 200...

When I tried the 1999 Casa Fresci Profondo three years ago, I thought it was not ready. It is unusual to say this about a 9 year old wine i...

A week ago, I tasted four interesting Pinot Noirs. They were all serious and good, but not without flaws. Two came from Tomboy Hill, in the ...

The latest Torbreck Shiraz releases are from difficult hot years in the Barossa. Given this, they perform pretty well, but the prices are hi...

The 2009 Torbreck Les Amis is probably the best pure Grenache I have ever tasted. This is a big statement, but this is a very special wine....

Sometimes, the 'standard' wine is almost as good as the specialised, limited release wines, at a fraction of the price. The 2005 Bro...

For me, the Nebbiolo grape is the king of grapes. Good Barolo made from it combines the structure of Cabernet Sauvignon with the flavours of...

One of the nice things for me after coming back from less developed regions of the world is to resume drinking good quality wine. I thought ...