This perfect spring wine is now available in a triple pack. An unassuming colour gives little indication of the floral and fruit bomb about to ensue. Fresh linen, honeydew melon and jasmine lead the nose, followed swiftly by peach skin and lychee. Silky textures and a firm, crisp acidity balance beautifully with the playful sweetness of the peach and sherbet. Long after your last mouthful, this wine hints at a summer picnic in the garden.

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2020 didn’t quite turn out the way Mona planned, so now we have a museum load of 2019 Praxis Sparkling Riesling to send you.We were going to drink these bubblesall over the Mona lawns, in the bars, on the ferries, and at all our gigs. Alas, with Mona shut until late 2020 atleast, you’ll have to drink all the sparkling for us. Three bottles for $75.With a light, fine bead our Praxis Sparkling 2019 starts with tantalising wafts of lemon, nectarine and grapefruit. Then brace yourself for a lively palate of lemon sherbet, wizz fizz and an explosion of bubbles.

Praxis Sparkling Riesling 2019 Triple Pack

With a light, fine bead our Praxis Sparkling 2019 starts with tantalising wafts of lemon, nectarine and grapefruit. Then brace yourself for a lively palate of lemon sherbet, wizz fizz and an explosion of bubbles. Serve chilled, drink now. And then again tomorrow.

Praxis Sparkling Riesling 2019

This popular wine is available in a three pack for the special price of $75. Summer of pinot. Pale red in the glass, our 2018 Praxis Pinot is ideal for the warmer months with sour cherry, ripe strawberry, dried florals, vanilla and spice on the nose, rolling into a ripe and fruity palate. Here comes blueberry, sour cherry, dried cranberry and strawberry with chamomile flower, cured meat and vanilla. More light spice and smooth tannins. Here for a good time, not a long time (in the cellar).

Praxis Pinot Noir 2018 Three Pack

A toasting wine if ever there was one. The nose brings plenty of oak influence, which recedes and integrates on the palate. A lively bead in the glass carries nicely into the mouth, retaining a nice ticklish fizz of crisp apple, white nectarine (softer, gentler and more refined than typical stonefruit notes), light almond, and a nice floral lily-hyacinth bouquet into the impressively long finish. Tuck some away for an occasion worth a speech and a tipple.

Muse Extra Brut Sparkling 2014

All elegance and generosity, this vintage pours just to the coral side of pink, with a rich, medium bead. Get your nose in it and you'll be transported to an apple orchard that's seen recent rain, enticing you towards a palate of strawberry leaf, vanilla pods, rosehips, and a hint of balancing salinity—a lightly salted pink macaron that's every bit as delicate and rewarding as it looks. Pair with good weather (and maybe some macarons).

Muse Extra Brut Sparkling Rosé 2014

Summer of pinot. Pale red in the glass, our 2018 Praxis Pinot is ideal for the warmer months with sour cherry, ripe strawberry, dried florals, vanilla and spice on the nose, rolling into a ripe and fruity palate. Here comes blueberry, sour cherry, dried cranberry and strawberry with chamomile flower, cured meat and vanilla. More light spice and smooth tannins. Here for a good time, not a long time (in the cellar).

Praxis Pinot Noir 2018

Fizz to the power of two: a duo of our best from the Muse series. Muse Extra Brut Sparkling 2014: A toasting wine if ever there was one. Plenty of oak on the nose and a lively bead, leading to a ticklish fizz of crisp apple, gentle white nectarine, light almond and floral lily-hyacinth, with an impressively long finish. You need a glass; here's one. Muse Extra Brut Sparkling Rosé 2014: Elegance and generosity for days, this vintage pours on the coral side of pink. On the nose: an apple orchard after rain, tempting you towards a palate of strawberry leaf, vanilla, rosehip and a hint of salinity. Pair with good weather. Or bad weather. No judgment here.

Double-Barrel Bubbles

Ten years on lees, eighteen months under cork. Patience, technique, fruit and oak all work in perfect harmony here, giving an intense, complex sparkling that balances the full complexity of our northern fruit with commitment to process and maturation. Sweet nougat and toasted brioche compliment a savoury, almost salty minerality across the mid-palate, while the silken creaminess of the mouthfeel and a fruit-driven brightness balance from nose to finish. Luxurious and hugely rewarding.'An outstanding sparkling wine of considerable aged complexity, still fresh and vital. 97 points.'—Huon Hooke 96 points—James Halliday Wine Companion 202091 points & Gold—London Wine Competition 2020

Cloth Label Late Disgorged 2007

An unassuming colour gives little indication of the floral and fruit bomb about to ensue. Fresh linen, honeydew melon and jasmine lead the nose, followed swiftly by peach skin and lychee. Silky textures and a firm, crisp acidity balance beautifully with the playful sweetness of the peach and sherbet. Long after your last mouthful, this wine hints at a summer picnic in the garden.

Praxis Chardonnay Musqué 2018

Spring in a glass. Almost ivory in colour, with a nose that evokes lush meadows, daisies, lemon pith and Granny Smith apples, it's all light, fresh, and new. The palate shows hints of green capsicum and lime skin, as well as a stoney minerality and some great citrus (pink grapefruit) that gets more tart and rich towards the finish—like a life-changing lemon curd. Pair with light seafood flavours, delicate pasta dishes, or both.

Praxis Sauvignon Blanc 2019

Perfect for enjoying right this minute, this Praxis tryptic of ungodly goodness includes three light, bright, drink-now whites. Available at this price for a limited time only. Perfect for enjoying right this minute, this Praxis tryptic of ungodly goodness includes a drink-now Sauvignon Blanc, Sparkling Riesling and Praxis Chardonnay Musqué. Praxis Sparkling Riesling 2019With a light, fine bead our Praxis Sparkling 2019 starts with tantalising wafts of lemon, nectarine and grapefruit. Then brace yourself for a lively palate of lemon sherbet, wizz fizz and an explosion of bubbles. Serve chilled, drink now. And then again tomorrow. Praxis Chardonnay Musqué 2018Fresh linen, honeydew melon and jasmine lead the nose, followed swiftly by peach skin and lychee. Silky textures and a firm, crisp acidity balance beautifully with the playful sweetness of the peach and sherbet. Long after your last mouthful, this wine hints at a summer picnic in the garden. Praxis Sauvignon Blanc 2019Almost ivory in colour, with a nose that evokes lush meadows, daisies, lemon pith and Granny Smith apples, it's all light, fresh, and new. The palate shows hints of green capsicum and lime skin, as well as a stoney minerality and some great citrus (pink grapefruit) that gets more tart and rich towards the finish—like a life-changing lemon curd.

Forbidden Fruit Three Pack

Verdant and herbaceous, the 2017 Sauvignon is all about freshness, lightness, and shades of green. Cucumber, rosemary and melon romp around a bright, grassy nose, with soft, luxurious tannins driving red apple, lemon pith and a slight savouriness across the palate. The light French oak treatment is expressed in a slight toastiness and an abundance of volume and length. Will cellar well, or reward early consumption.

Muse Sauvignon 2017

The Lady returns. Originally made by Peter Althaus as a love letter to his beloved wife Ruth, Lady A was first released in 1996. Since then, Domaine A devotees have awaited the release of what James Halliday called ‘the finest oaked sauvignon blanc’ he ever tasted. As per usual, expect elegance and texture (whereas most sauvignon blancs lead with fruit and acid), aged for three years before release (most Sauvignon Blancs are released young). As with past vintages, the 2017 Lady A takes her cues from Bordeaux. Fermented in French oak barriques, matured on fine lees for twelve months, and then rested in the cellar until ready for release. It’s well worth the wait. Size: 750mlRegion: TasmaniaDrinking Guide: Drink now - 10 years

Lady A 2017

A pale, almost ivory gold in the glass, the 2018 Pinot Gris leads with a floral, daisy-driven nose (nectarine and a flinty minerality in the backseat), and a silky-soft play of texture and character once it hits the palate. Golden Delicious apples, lemon zest, and a pleasing saline note balance nicely against gentle acidity toward the finish, making for an exceedingly drinkable wine that'll pair beautifully with light pasta dishes.

Muse Pinot Gris 2018

This single vineyard Riesling was born from the first vines planted in Southern Tasmania and is a homage to the dry, textural Rieslings of Austria. Expect lovely green citrus fruit characters on the nose and a fleshy palate with mineral like intensity.

Muse Riesling 2017

A delightful tipple. On the nose you'll see hints of oak (but nothing overbearing) and some vanilla cream, before a palate of green papaya and a flinty hit of lemon zest, all lightness and and elegance without being tangy. Pair with something subtle.

Muse Chardonnay 2017

Luminous, luxurious and layered, the 2015 Cloth White is a promise of spring and spice. A bewitching lemon-gold in the glass, the bouquet suggests chai, cinnamon, honeysuckle nectar and peaches, with deeper notes of apricot beyond. The palate balances medium acidity and tannins with an astonishing spread of texture across the tongue, bringing grapefruit pith, cashews and lime skin character before a refreshing finish. Nuanced and exhilarating, it will reward just-below-room-temperature drinking or a good stint in the cellar. Whichever you choose, pair it with Tasmanian seafood for rich rewards.

Cloth Label White 2015

This vintage is a touch lighter than the last, showing many of the qualities you'd normally see in an LDR, with a bit more character—a Medium Dry Red, perhaps. Red-maroon hues on pouring foreshadow the nose: tomato leaf, blood plum and cardamom. The palate boasts a beautiful acidity, and the flavours perfectly straddle the blend of lighter and heavier grape varieties, with fruit-of-the-forest berries and blackcurrants giving way to raisins and dried cranberries. A shining example of the unique terroir of the St Matthias vineyard that'll pair well with Middle Eastern cuisine—or anything with a bit of salt and bite.

Cloth Label Red 2015

Two of our most snazzily dressed bottles, the 2015 Red and White from our flagship Cloth Label series, unite in juicy congress. And for a fraction of the cost: they're usually $110 each, but you can now get both for $150.Get them as a pair, but savour them apart: the Cloth Red is like a picnic at the top of our vineyard hill, after tasting every plot on the stroll up. There's tomato-and-blood-plum bruschetta with a dusting of sumac; pair with anything with a bit of salt and bite. The Cloth White is a bustling bazaar of orchard stone fruit and spice, honeysuckle and texture from grapefruit, cashews and lime. Luxurious texture and nuance; imbibe with seafood.

Cloth Label Twin Pack

Light and peach-blush-coral to look at, the nose brings delicate apple (caramel and drop-candy) notes as well as an enticingly tart suggestion of strawberries. On the palate there’s good acidity and a soft, gentle—almost creamy—structure that releases more apples (toffee now), as well as gently-barbecued orange as it rolls languorously towards a pleasantly long finish.

Stoney Vineyard Rosé 2019

Who’s in the mood for rosé? Spring means you + rosé, and we’ve got three juicy bottles for all your juicy springtime needs.Stoney Vineyard Rosé 2019Light and blushing, peachy coral to look at, the nose brings delicate apple and a tart suggestion of strawberries. On the palate there’s good acidity and a soft, gentle, almost creamy structure that releases more apples (toffee now), as well as gently barbecued orange as it rolls towards a pleasantly long finish.

Rosé Triple Pack

Moorilla’s location and growing conditions tend to produce a heavier, more robust Pinot noir, which we embrace, while still aiming for levity and balance in the finished wine. The 2015 Pinot noir is a fine expression of this, with a medium-red colour (and the faintest tinge of purple), and an elegant, vital tension between deeper, earthy notes (kola, chocolate, dark cherry) and an almost ethereal top end (red summer fruit in particular). Will improve even further with cellaring.

Muse Pinot noir 2015

Surprisingly dark to look at (heavy purples, deep pinks—auberginesque), this is a slightly more savoury, intense take on a Tasmanian Pinot Noir. Sour cherry, vanilla and smoked charcuterie lead the nose, with the cherry carrying through to the palate, where things tarten and spice up a little: pepperberry, hawthorn, redcurrant and cranberry all present before some lifted savoury notes (nods to the Coal Valley, but nothing too heavy) and medium tannins round things out. Pair with pate, terrine, and an open pit fire. Make sure there's some cheese around to see out the bottle.

Stoney Vineyard Pinot Noir 2018

Drink our art: three bottles celebrating our cold-climate pinot pedigree and penchant for racy bottle labels.Praxis Pinot Noir 2018Pale red in the glass, our 2018 Praxis Pinot is ideal for the warmer months with sour cherry, ripe strawberry, dried florals, vanilla and spice on the nose, rolling into a ripe and fruity palate. Here comes blueberry, sour cherry, dried cranberry and strawberry with chamomile flower, cured meat and vanilla. More light spice and smooth tannins. Here for a good time, not a long time (in the cellar).Muse Pinot Noir 2015Medium-red colour (and the faintest tinge of purple), and an elegant, vital tension between deeper, earthy notes (kola, chocolate, dark cherry) and an almost ethereal top end (red summer fruit in particular). Will improve even further with cellaring.Muse Pinot Noir 2009 A special back vintage blended to show a balance of fruit-and-oak aromas and flavours. You can expect fresh berries and spice with hints of tobacco and leather. It’s been patiently cellared for eleven years in bottle maturation, resulting in a silky smooth wine with hints of roasted plums and black cherry.

Art of Pinot Pack

It’s a classic—the consummate Tasmanian pinot noir. Bright in the glass, the hue is reminiscent of port wine jelly and mulberry, with aromatics of Christmas pudding, black cherry and port-soaked raisins, as well as violet and lilac. The palate is velvety and silken soft with beautifully integrated tannins, structure and impressive acidity providing backbone. Notes of star anise, plum, cranberry and a touch of menthol unite to create an almost blackcurrant pastille-like flavour, and lead to a subtle dark chocolate finish. This is a warming, winter pinot and will pair brilliantly with grilled mushrooms, marinated pork or duck à l’orange.

Domaine A Pinot Noir 2013

Ward off the coldest nights with three of the moodiest reds from our wineries. It’s red wine season, and we are here for it. Domaine A Petit ‘a’ 2013 Cold outside. Tomato relish bubbles and thickens on the stove. Almost time for blackberry pie. Moorilla Muse Pinot Noir 2015 Raining again. Deep, dark cherries macerate in a bowl with kola, chocolate and red fruits. Better fire up the oven. Moorilla Muse Syrah 2015 Smoke at dusk. Bonfire blazing. Time for a gunpowder firework crammed with pepper, blackcurrants and nuts.

Moody Winter Reds Pack

An unashamedly cool-climate Syrah (call it shiraz if you like), the 2015 vintage is bold, insanely long, and displays all the finesse and complexity you could hope for. Purple-tinged in the glass, the wine shows plenty of white pepper and an appealing smokiness, layered with ripe, rich fruit and astonishing savoury characters—nuts, spice, graphite, sap—all delivered by fine, chalky tannins and the gorgeous, silken length. Here we have a prime example: it bounces with ripe berried fruit, but then it's layered with gun smoke, graphite, peppercorns, nuts and herbs. Tannin has a fine-grained finesse to it; length is excellent; and it has X-factor. It is a beauty. —Campbell Mattinson, Halliday Wine Companion (96 points)

Muse Syrah 2015

A fresh, vital take on the classic characteristics of Domaine A, this one leads with lively notes of tomato skins and lily-rose on the nose ('like Nonna's house on relish-making day,' according to some), before a palate of lively berry character (raspberries lead the charge) and an elegant, herbaceous, basil-driven pepperiness. A long finish leaves lingering suggestions of fruit and blackberry pie. The structure is excellent, and the wine will hold up brilliantly after a few years in the cellar.

Domaine A Petit 'a' Cabernet 2013

Rich, deep and dark-maroon to look at, with an intriguing, fruits-and-beasts-of-the-forest nose that runs the gamut from mahogany and sous-bois to dark chocolate-berry sponge cake and a slight, almost animalistic hint of musk, the 2015 Muse Cabernet Sauvignon is a thoroughly intriguing wine. On the palate, the tannins are dense and complex (promising a very long life), with lingering sour cherry, dried berries, and shades of cappucino (plenty of chocolate sprinkles) topped by a slightly-above-medium acidity. Pair it with something spicy in its youth or give it some time to open up in the cellar.

Muse Cabernet Sauvignon 2015

Deep Bordeaux-red in colour, the 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon celebrates the terroir of Stoney Vineyard. Expect mixed spice on the nose with suggestions of new leather and warm earth, and a christmas cake palate laden with cranberries, blackcurrants, raisins and prunes. There's fantastic structure and acidity, too. The 2016 has plenty of medium-term cellaring potential and will go down a treat with rich meats, mushroom and truffles.

Stoney Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2016

A wine of absolute dedication, the 2009 Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon originates with the ancient, cool-climate terroir of Stoney Vineyard. Entirely hand-picked from old estate vines, only the finest parcels of fruit are selected for inclusion in the rigorous, uncompromising small-batch winemaking process—open vat fermentation, regular racking, hand plunging and extended time on lees. Maturation takes place over three years in 100% new French Oak barriques, followed by another four years (or more) resting in the cellar before being assessed for release. Aromatics of cherry blossom, blackberry and clove mingle with whispers of cedar and a palate of ripe dark cherry and cassis characters. Fine tannic structure and a perfect natural balance build to a fresh, brilliant finish. A remarkable wine with a proven record of critical acclaim. Jancis Robinson, on the 2009 Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon: 'gorgeous… beautiful… I would so love to serve this blind in Bordeaux.' 18.5 points (from a possible 20)

Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon 2009

A wine of absolute dedication. Entirely hand-picked from old estate vines, only the finest parcels of fruit are selected for inclusion in the rigorous, uncompromising small-batch winemaking process: open vat fermentation, regular racking, hand-plunging and extended time on lees. Maturation takes place over thirty-six months in 100% new French oak barriques, followed by another four years (or more) resting in the cellar before being assessed for release.An impressive blend of Bordeaux varieties, the 2010 vintage is the best of both worlds—youthful yet old school in style. Currants and candied raspberry on the nose. Fruit cake, eucalypt, and vanilla oak notes develop into cherry cola on the palate, before a liquorice and dark chocolate finish. Settle in for fine tannins and cocoa moreishness—this is a deep, ruby red with a luxurious linger.

Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon 2010

It's red wine season and we're celebrating with our Cabernet Collection: three flagship Domaine A reds, each a singular expression of cabernet from Stoney Vineyard's ancient terroir—a tiny, cool-climate plot at the end of the earth creating wines to rival Bordeaux's best. Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon 2009: Perfume of cherry blossom, blackberry and clove mingle with whispers of cedar and a palate of ripe dark cherry and cassis. As with the 2008, the fine tannic structure and perfect natural balance build to a brilliant finish. Stoney Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2016: A careful blend of cab sav with merlot, cab franc and petit verdot—creating an altogether softer cabernet: new leather, warm earth and a bountiful Christmas cake palate. Domaine A petit 'a' Cabernet 2013: Higher in merlot, this cabernet is a fresh and vital take on Domaine A's classic characteristics. Expect lively notes of tomato skins, raspberries and herbaceous pepper, alongside excellent structure and a long, blackberry pie finish.

Domaine A Cabernet Collection Three Pack

Two bottle are better than one. Well, we think so. And in the spirit of the festive season (and all the top-notch boozing it allows for), we've put together a pair of stellar Muse wines in a tidy gift pack for your seasonal boozing/gifting pleasure. The wines are the sumptuous Muse Cabernet and the fresh, bright Muse Sauvignon. We've put the pair at a very special price of $70 (with free shipping). So pick someone in your life deserving of some wine (it can be you, don't worry), and give them two tokens of your appreciation.

Muse Gift Box

Walshie has instructed us to raid his cellar and create a sacrilegiously-priced spring wine pack, that will help separate you from all memory of your pre-cult existence.This pack includes six bottles of juicy, sun-drenched vintages, priced to appeal to your total lack of willpower, at $285 ($385). † Domaine A Pinot Noir 2013 † Moorilla Cloth Label Late Disgorged 2007 † Moorilla Muse Pinot Noir 2009 (back vintage) † Stoney Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2018 (new release) † Moorilla Muse Sparkling Extra Brut 2015 † Moorilla Muse Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 (Walshie’s favourite wine) † Sacred tasting vessel† Top secret cult code giving you 20% off wine purchased from our online shop † Quarterly cult emails tempting you with further members-only, seasonal wine packs Tasting Notes >More Cult Info > You’ll celebrate your indoctrination by entering a cult-members-only draw to win a Cloth Label pack valued at $260, featuring Cloth Red 2015, Cloth White 2015 and Cloth Late Disgorged 2007. Don’t think, join us. Due to high demand, please allow 3-4 days for product dispatch. Same or next day delivery via Walshie's Wine Wagon unavailable.

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Fresh, verdant and refreshing. Flickering yellow and green in the glass, our 2018 Sauvignon Blanc welcomes you with crunchy green salad aromas: cucumber, green capsicum and new asparagus. Then to the fruit pop palate of cantaloupe, honeydew and passionfruit. The fruit sweetness is balanced with pleasing acidity and intensity, and a satisfying medium finish. A great value bottle.