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Red wine in Australia
Compare current red-wine bottles and prices across Australian shops, then narrow the field by producer, grape, origin, vintage or budget.
Current listings from shops serving Australia, with each bottle’s origin kept separate from where it is sold.
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Compare current red wine by producer, cuvée, grape, origin, vintage, price and shop across Australia.
Home Hill Wines
Tasmania · Australia
Why it’s interesting
This Tasmanian Pinot Noir stands out for 15% whole-bunch fermentation and 10 months in French oak, including 38% new barrels.
Pétrus
Pomerol · France
Why it’s interesting
A single-parcel Pomerol grown on clay and iron-rich soils, shaped with restrained extraction for a traditional expression.
Luta Wines
Nelson · New Zealand
Why it’s interesting
Organic Nelson Pinot Noir made with native yeasts and a mix of whole-bunch fermentation and carbonic maceration.
Domaine Boris Champy
Bourgogne Hautes-côtes de Beaune · France
Why it’s interesting
This single-parcel Hautes-Côtes de Beaune Pinot Noir combines organic and biodynamic farming with native-yeast, minimal-intervention winemaking.
Purple Hands Wines
Barossa Valley · Australia
Why it’s interesting
This single-parcel Barossa Valley Shiraz is basket-pressed and aged 16 months in oak after fermentation in concrete and stainless open fermenters.
Michael Hall Wines
Adelaide Hills · Australia
Why it’s interesting
A vibrant Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir with wild-yeast fermentation, some whole bunches, and an unfined finish after 11 months in French oak.
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Browse the regions represented in the current Australia selection, then add a grape, producer, vintage or budget.
Australia
440 wines · 206 producers
Search red wine from South AustraliaAustralia
198 wines · 127 producers
Search red wine from VictoriaItaly
114 wines · 67 producers
Search red wine from PiedmontItaly
84 wines · 60 producers
Search red wine from TuscanyAustralia
80 wines · 47 producers
Search red wine from Western AustraliaFrance
56 wines · 40 producers
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Does this page only show Australian red wine?
No. It covers red wine currently available from shops serving Australia, including imports, with every bottle’s country and region shown clearly.
Can I search red wine by grape or region?
Yes. Start with a grape, country or region, then add a producer, vintage or budget to narrow the current Australian selection.
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