Our Wines
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2024 'Brothers' Riesling
Vendor:Gullyview Estate2024 'Brothers' Riesling
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- $30.00
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2024 'Brothers' Light Red
Vendor:Gullyview Estate2024 'Brothers' Light Red
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- $30.00
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- $30.00
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2024 'Albert's' Vermentino
Vendor:Gullyview Estate2024 'Albert's' Vermentino
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- $30.00
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- $30.00
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2024 'The Fruitful' Grenache
Vendor:Gullyview Estate2024 'The Fruitful' Grenache
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- $30.00
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- $30.00
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2024 'Countryside' Cabernet Sauvignon
Vendor:Gullyview Estate2024 'Countryside' Cabernet Sauvignon
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- $30.00
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- $30.00
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About Gullyview
Anthony and Christine Koerner bought ‘Gullyview Vineyards’ on 15 May 1987. Today they are producing some of Australia’s highest quality grapes. In 2023 son Jono and partner Megan Jenkin established ‘Gullyview Estate’ which pays homage to Christine and Anthony’s hard work through carefully crafted wines that reflect the place in which they call home.
Jono was previously in business with his brother Damon Koerner. They founded Koerner Wine together back in 2014 and after 10 years, it was time for the boys to concentrate on their own projects, Damon continued Koerner Wine and that is when Gullyview Estate was born.
"Halliday editor Anna Webster and I believe it's the year of the salty white. Vermentino in this country keeps getting better, and this, too, is a welcome addition to the saline scene. Sea spray and oyster shell, this is limey and briny, mouth-filling and nerve-tingling, party-starting gear. Green melon, pomelo and Granny Smith flavours keep the tastebuds tingling. It's a home run."
"Progressive Clare cabernet that fits the brief for barefoot backyard drinks. It's crunchy with bright blackcurrant, violet, black cherry fruit and vibrant acidity, which sets it apart from the status quo. Subtly minty, bush bark elements play at the fore, and while it's an easy drink to sip and swill, it isn't without structure. The tannins are mouthcoating and mesh-like, coarsely fraying the edges of the fruit. Pull up a chair (and barbecue) and call it a day."
"From the Gullyview vineyard in Watervale planted in '45. I wasn't sure what to anticipate, but it wasn't the paler-than-pinot-pink hue unfurling before me. And it drank as jubey and confected as it looked, with all manner of red sweets, jellybeans, redskins, raspberry and alpine berries with a bitter Campari edge, too. A surprisingly modern grenache from old vines. It goes without saying that it takes a chill, but you needn't have to – slurpable stuff."
"This is quintessential Clare riesling. It yields delicate white florals, lemon zest, green apple and a pine needle-like herbal line that stretches the margin of flavour out. The fruit feels clean, acids bright and reverberating, and the mineral tension a bonus round that will keep you coming back for more."
Virtual Cellar Door
2024 'Countryside' Cabernet Sauvignon: Tasting Notes
The wine has an almost blue like colour which is very fitting considering the flavour profile. Such a pretty, lifted nose, blueberries, blackberry, plumbs, a hint of the Clare valley herbaceousness and a touch of cassis.
A happy medium bodied wine, with amazing layers of spice, dark fruit, subtle tannin, violet, floral notes and again acid that gives the wine freshness. Great Cabernet can be drunk young, but it will always age and offer greatness through its journey. Drink this wine now, but please put some in the cellar and let it take you on the journey.