Zonte's Footstep

A wine that's sure to appeal to people who love rich Australian wines and Abba. We imagine there's a big crossover between the two groups. Perhaps someone should do a Venn diagram. This is made from a blend of Shiraz and Cabernet grapes grown in the Fleurieu region of South Australia. A little time

Another bold Shiraz from those crazy cats at Zonte's Footsteps. The grapes come from Blewitt Springs, a subregion of McLaren Vale. It's aged in old oak which smooths out the wine without adding lots of oaky flavours and tannins, and bottled with minimal filtration. Make sure the food you serve with

Here's an unusual thing, a Malbec from Australia. It's a grape more usually associated with Argentina and France. This is made by Zonte's Footsteps in South Australia. If the name sounds familiar it's because Violet Beauregarde is one of the spoiled children from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. T

Classic Langhorne Shiraz made by Zonte's Footsteps, an independent producer founded in 2003. They own their own vineyards and also buy in grapes. Expect big South Australian flavours, this would really come into its own with spicy lamb burgers.

Another delightful drop from Zonte's Footstep in South Australia. This bottle is inspired by the magic of the honey bee aka 'Nature's Crux'. It's 100% Shiraz from the Fleurieu peninsula. It's fermented using a cultured yeast before ageing in used French and American oak barrels. In short, it's the b

The ocean breezes mean that Fleurieu peninsula is one of the cooler parts of South Australia, making it the perfect place to grow Cabernet Sauvignon, a grape that loves a sea breeze. The name is a bit of a giveaway, because this wine majors on blackberry fruit alongside leather and cigar box notes.

Here's two grape varieties that you don't see together very often: Lagrein from Northern Italy and Sangiovese from Tuscany. But in Australia, anything goes, so those mad fellas at Zonte's Footsteps have only gone and done it. And the results are very impressive. The blend is 85% Sangiovese and the r

More nature-inspired deliciousness from Zonte's Footsteps in South Australia. This takes it name from the dragonfly or 'globe skimmer' as its apparently also known as in Australia. It's made from a Spanish variety, Tempranillo, grown in the Finniss River sub-region of the Fleurieu Peninsula. This is