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Our Sangiovese is grown on the ancient Cambrian soils of the Camelback Range in Colbinabbin, Heathcote. These deep, nutrient-rich soils—formed over 500 million years ago—provide the perfect foundation for vine health and flavour development. Combined with the warmth of the Central Victorian climate, they produce grapes of exceptional ripeness, intensity, and structure.
The 2023 vintage spent 18 months in barrel, allowing the wine to develop complexity and harmony. It opens with bright aromas of red cherry and spiced plum, followed by savoury herbal notes and hints of dried oregano and thyme. Spiced oak adds further depth, while the firm, chalky tannins give the wine its classic Italianate structure and long, dry finish.
This is a food-loving wine. It pairs beautifully with rustic, flavourful dishes like slow-cooked lamb ragu, wood-fired pizza with fennel sausage, or eggplant parmigiana. It also shines alongside antipasti platters featuring salami, prosciutto, hard cheeses, and olives.
Drink now, or cellar until 2034 for greater nuance and evolution.
Bright ruby in the glass, Wiseacre opens with lifted aromas of red cherry and spiced plum, edged by savoury herbs — dried oregano, thyme — and a subtle hint of dried leaf. On the palate, you’ll find juicy red fruits: tart cherry, cranberry, with a beautiful herbal underpinning. Spiced oak adds depth and nuance, while firm, chalky tannins bring poise and carry you through a long, dry finish.
The grapes for Wiseacre are grown on the deeply weathered Cambrian soils of the Camelback Range — soils that have been around for hundreds of millions of years and lend mineral drive and character. The 2023 vintage spent 18 months in barrel, allowing the wine to knit, mature, and gain complexity. Fermentation and maturation were managed to preserve freshness, detail, and the wine’s natural structure, while carefully selected oak adds backbone and subtle spice.
This is a wine made to dine with. Rustic, flavour-rich dishes suit it beautifully: slow-cooked lamb ragu, wood-fired pizza with fennel sausage, or eggplant parmigiana. It also loves Italian antipasti — salami, prosciutto, firm cheeses, and olives. Invite it to your long-table nights; it will more than hold its own.