Sometimes, the most wonderful creations emerge from random, happy hybrids. Take the cross-pollution of Peloursin and Syrah vines which French botanist Francois Durif discovered. He produced a delicious new grape variety, worthy of his own name: Durif, also known as Petite Sirah. And here begins your journey of discovery: taste the full-bodied, generous and lively flavours, like blackcurrant and plums balanced with spicy toasted integrated oak.

A big, in-your-face wine that proves, once again, how sinfully good Zin can be. Setting the stage with tantalizing aromas of black cherry, raspberries, and blueberries along with hints of oak. It then stops the show with a cascade of fruit flavours, flexible tannins, and a long, fruit-forward finish.

A bright, vibrant red wine with fresh, fruity cherry aromas; attractive and persistent.

A variety made famous in Spain, this is a medium-bodied wine with seductive flavours of maraschino cherry, plums and subtle spice along with well integrated savoury oak. There is a pleasing soft and silky texture to the mid palate and the wine has a long, persistent finish.

Full of strong aromas of blackberry, and subtle chocolate. The well-integrated mocha oak influence and smooth tannins carry to a long concentrated palate. If you love full bodied Shiraz you're going to love this Petite Sirah.

With its beautiful deep purple colour, the nose mingles, as soon as the bottle is opened, with notes of fruit such as tomato, and spices enhanced by a touch of balsamic. The flavours of the typical Catalan garrigues, liquorice and kirsch cherries then mingle on the palate. The palate is voluptuous and light at the same time. An airy and delicate side that one cannot get enough of. As an accompaniment or as an aperitif, Vieille Mule is sure to please.