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We’ve always been strictly about wine, but took a risk and added whisky to the fold late last year. It came as no surprise that our mofo’s were absolutely delighted. So what’s next? Always a sucker for a bad pun, we’ve decided to put on our Ginomofo hats and have a red hot go with Four Pillars,...
Margaret River reds ain't all about cabernet. Increasingly shiraz is making a claim on the region. That's not to say cabernet is going anywhere, mind you, but they may need to make a little room on the podium.
Firm and superbly elegant, with supple tannins and a tongue-tickling backbone of acidity that sees it singing with excitement.
We know mofos will be calling us up and thanking us for bringing this wine back on board. This is almost shockingly good, the kind of wine that will have you checking the price you paid for it in disbelief.
We can’t help but be enticed by what’s on offer in this wine: ripe black fruits, chocolate and clove slide across the palate supported by ultra silky tannins. There’s no shortage to the value here, being just at the start of its potential ageing window.
This is not a wine for the faint of heart. With concentration, density and explosive flavour.
For a McLaren Vale shiraz with 96pts? From a bloody outstanding producer. If you’re not convinced yet, it is: 12 days on skins plunging thrice daily for full-throttle texture and flavour (not to mention the colour and tannins!), 20 months in French oak with all parcels kept separate and only...
The search for the perfect white wine is over. Here it is. Fresh, fun, and a little flirty: the King Valley grigio that is ripe with enthusiasm.
Wow, this is good. Those were the exact words I said to myself as I finished the first of what was to be many bottles.
When one of our favourite winemakers in the King Valley asks us to come around and taste a few bottles, we come running. He’s a deadset legend, producing var...
Serious wine for not-so-serious people. That’s what I think of the wines of Bodegas Baigorri, nestled amongst the foothills of the Sierra de Cantabria mountain in the illustrious Rioja Alavesa sub-region.
Adega Mãe are based north of the Portuguese capital of Lisbon and produce wines that punch well above their price point, with classic ripe fruit that you’d expect from Portuguese red blends balanced with a vibrant and fresh minerality.
Nicolas is the ninth generation of the Maillart family to practice quality winemaking. They’ve been working the vines since 1753 and 260-ish years later, this Grand Cru rosé has proven itself to be kind of a big deal.
The first Homeless Grapes Project started in 2015 with one little Facebook post. Jock Harvey, from Chalk Hill Wines, posted that he had a surplus block of gr...
Winemaker Donovan Rall has been making some of the best wines in South Africa, year after year. Such is the cult following, that we had to do some serious sweet-talking to get our hands on our allocations.
Donovan Rall is the South African grape whisperer and we are thrilled to have another vintage of this acclaimed white blend.
Aristargos is a complex and structured white blend - big and bold, but balanced - with nectarines, citrus pith and honey suckle, and a minerally finish.
If you’re looking for something luscious and sweet to ignite those internal embers, you needn’t go any further than this ever so tasty Barossa Muscat.
When looking to Champagne for inspiration, it becomes quite obvious that pinot noir and chardonnay work incredibly well together in sparkling wines. Here's your new favourite example of this.
The eighth vintage of this Mofo fave wine returns, with a bang. Perhaps one of the best, this incredibly popular GSM blend is a must-have.