TIM ADAMS WINES "Tim Adams produces some of the best value, most flavoursome reds and whites, not just in the Clare Valley, but in the whole of Australia"
Anthony Rose (The Independent)
ROCKFORD WINES "These are some of the most individual, spectacularly flavoured wines made in the Barossa today, with an emphasis on old low-yielding dryland vineyards"
James Halliday
2001 BOWEN ESTATE COONAWARRA CABERNET SAUVIGNON"Doug Bowen makes some of the most elegant wines in Australia. This finely crafted, scented, complex, age-worthy Shiraz disproves the theory that Coonawarra is better suited to Bordeaux varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon."
Tim Atkin (The Observer)
PONDALOWIE VINEYARDS MT TEMPRANILLO "Spain's plummy Tempranillo grape is a terrific addition to Australia's run of red wines, delivering some wonderful flavours and fruit."
" This elegant,scented rose and blackcurrant pastille-licked red, with plenty of bright, vibrant fruit is a case in point."
Jane MacQuitty (The Times)
2005 TIM ADAMS THE ABERFELDY "All the mellow beauty of old-vine Shiraz with none of the arrogant brutality that often nowadays accompanies it."
Oz Clarke (Oz Clarke's Top 250 Wines 2009)
2006 PRIMO ESTATE IL BRICCONE "a very fine medium-bodied cherry-accented palate which fuses the ripe fruit of the fruit tannins of the Sangiovese; "
"an all-too-rare wine that demands a second glass (or more)". 94 points”
James Halliday Wine Guide 2009
2005 ELDREDGE BLUE CHIP SHIRAZ "We are massive fans of Blue Chip and in 2005 it looks, feels and tasteslike it should be more expensive than it is. At 14.7% alcohol it is big in every way but such is the superb balance that at no stage does it get overbearing.
Blue Chip is like sinking into a great big, purple velvet sofa"
Matthew Jukes
2004 WILLOWS VINEYARD SHIRAZ
GOLD Medal International Wine Challenge"Purple coloured,it exhibits a toasty,smoky,plum and blackberry scented bouquet. This is followed by a medium to full bodied succulent wine with layered blue and black fruits, excellent balance and well hidden tannins. This lengthy shiraz will evolve for several years in the bottle and drink well through 2020."
Robert Parker (The Wine Advocate Oct 2007)