Fun, Fruity, Fizzy and Fantastic!

Serving suggestion cold with a wedge of fresh lime.

The Brokenback Vineyard, Pokolbin, was planted in the 1970's by a visionary group led by the late, legendary, Len Evans, AO, OBE. Over the ensuing years the vines have produced premium wines under a variety of labels. In 2008 the vineyard then in two parts, was purchased privately and amalgamated.

This wine displays an attractive pale straw colour with a vibrant lime green hue. The bouquet shows lifted citrus aromas of lemon blossom with juicy lime and green apple characters filling the palate. With generous amounts of fruit sweetness present, the wine is well balanced by crunchy acidity leading to a pleasant persistant finish.

Enjoy this early drinking style on any occasion.

This iconic Long Flat Red wine label has been a consumers' favourite for over 50 years and a wine that has been talked about for generations. This is a wine label with rich heritage and crafted from grapes grown on our privately owned vineyards in the Central Ranges of NSW.

Considered as the best Bar-B-Que wine or a wine for all occasions, this versatile blend of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot is one to please the most. This wine over delivers in quality and is exceptional value for money, with flavours of black and red currant and red cherries.

The Brokenback Vineyard, Pokolbin, was planted in the 1970's by a visionary group led by the late, legendary, Len Evans, AO, OBE. Over the ensuing years the vines have produced premium wines under a variety of labels. In 2008 the vineyard then in two parts, was purchased privately and amalgamated.

Appearance: Vibrant red/purple colour with a crimson hue.

Bouquet: A fragrant red and black fruit bouquet with delicate oak in the background.

Palate: This generous wine displays spicy black fruit flavours with refreshing cherry cola characters dancing on the luscious medium bodied palate. The tannins are in complete harmony with the fruit.

Cellaring: Drinking well now or will further develop with medium term cellaring, 5 -7 years.