Made ‘accidentally' for Dhillon’s children to enjoy, rather than having them drink all the Block 5 and Original Vineyard. It carries a Pinot-like weight that’s fruity and has a little juiciness and earthy grip, but drinks silky and lithe of course. Pour it out and watch it disappear and people turn a little sad when they realise it’s all gone.

Dhillon Glenhope Accidental Red Merlot Shiraz 2023

Narkoojee translates to the place of flowers and despite enduring bushfires, the Friend family continue to produce delicious Victorian wines, and this Merlot typifies their resoluteness. There are ripe cherries, mulberries, plums and spice. Flavours are sublime and land softly with a balanced dose of tannin.

Narkoojee The Athelstan Merlot 2019

Riper in style, with a melange of mulberry, blackcurrant and blackberry intermingling with lots of plum, vanilla and just a smidge of chesterfield leather and olive brine. Curl up somewhere cosy with this one.

Lindsay Collection Old Mac Merlot 2021

A soft and frisky number made with an even split of Shiraz and Merlot that underwent carbonic fermentation to really dial up the fruitiness and take the edge off the tannins. The result brimming with cherry blossom. red currant, and cherry pips. You already know this will love a light chill.

Starr Wines Meraz Merlot Shiraz 2022

Deliciously savoury on the nose with notes of dried herbs and olive tapenade lead to a soft and plummy palate, with fresh acidity woven through to finish. Yum!

Richland Merlot 2021

Lauren's aim with this wine was to cast the spotlight on an often-overlooked variety, to create a light, bright and fruit forward Merlot. If you'd really like to tip your assumptions about Merlot on their head, you can serve this one slightly chilled!

Lauren Langfield Norton Summit Merlot 2021

Cloverleaf Merlot 2009

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