It’s no surprise to see McLaren Vale’s Coriole leading the way with yet another Italian variety, but that’s exactly what they’re doing with Nero d’Avola.

Nero is one variety rapidly gaining popularity for its suitability to Australian growing conditions and sheer drinkability.

This one is right in the zone for pleasurable any day If you want to see what the fuss is about with this Sicilian sensation without breaking the bank, you can’t go wrong here.

It’s just a super value wine.

95 points
“Fragrant and supple, with sour black cherry, wild raspberry, goji, pressed flowers and hardy Mediterranean herbs, this is an excellent expression of the grape. Hitting mid-weight and savoury, absent any confection, which can sometimes dog the variety, this is so adroitly made, picked at the right time and avoiding any showiness by using winemaking tools to frame, not control, with the line of fine and ripe, sandy tannins underlining its class. Nailed it.”
– Marcus Ellis (Halliday Wine Companion)