Vinomofo - Wines Menu Prices (AU)

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. Maverick are a tried-and-true mofo favourite winery, offering dependably delicious Barossa shiraz every single vintage. Think sumptuously rich mouthfeel, with über juicy berries and cherries, crackles of spice and tidily integrated tannin. A good backbone of oak ensures it feels like a treat to drink, without overpowering what’s beautiful about it already. It’s incredibly easy drinking, and incredibly good, too.

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "Few wines are as universally loved as Argentinian malbec. It must be the balance between bountiful fruit flavour and smoky undertones, oak and structure that win people over. There’s something for everyone. Viñalba are one of Mendoza’s very best makers, and we think everything they make is excellent. It’s jam-packed with blueberries, blackcurrants and plums, with a good dollop of vanilla-driven French oak over the top. It’s been made to preserve the purity o

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. We usually have a couple of these in the fridge - break in case of emergency. Although there seem to be many emergencies around here, in the form of lazy delivery food. Something like Thai, Vietnamese, dumplngs, noodles… because it’s a generous style of riesling, you don’t need to be an acidity junkie, and even savvy b and gris drinkers will love this as a more aromatic alternative. Loads of stone fruits, apple and pear to match its lemon-lime drive, all the wh

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. Need a little help getting the party started? Let us reintroduce this little helper... Fizzing with good, clean fun it comes from Australia’s hottest prosecco region. Originally from northeast Italy, Prosecco has made a happy home in Victoria's King Valley, and gotten back to its roots in the region's cool hills and the hands of Italian migrants who settled here over 60 years ago. This little helper will make sure you feel thoroughly refreshed in all the right

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "Grower Champagne is distinct from big house Champers in that the same folks who grow the grapes, make the wine. While that might sound normal in Australia, it's a rarity in the one of the most marketing-driven, brand-focused parts of the wine world. This super-premium sparkles has a little bit of that lovely, toasty brioche-biscuity character, set upon with apple, blossom and honey. It's so gutsy but fine and complex that you can actually have this throughout

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. We usually have a couple of these in the fridge - break in case of emergency. Although there seem to be many emergencies around here, in the form of lazy delivery food. Something like Thai, Vietnamese, dumplngs, noodles… because it’s a generous style of riesling, you don’t need to be an acidity junkie, and even savvy b and gris drinkers will love this as a more aromatic alternative. Loads of stone fruits, apple and pear to match its lemon-lime drive, all the wh

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "This charming gris is like a wander through a lush Kiwi valley. The nose is like a spring meadow, flowers filling the air with sweet perfume. The palate’s an orchard of juicy, ripe pears and apricots, bursting with flavour and pithy texture. The air is clean and cool; everything’s bathed in golden light. It may not be a dramatic volcanic landscape with geysers erupting every minute, but it’s no less exciting. To cellar it would be to miss the point. It’s not

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. Bright, fresh and zesty savvy in that inimitable Marlborough style. Bursts out of the glass with passionfruit, zippy grapefruit, juicy nectarine, fragrant lemongrass and tangy lime. It's clean and concise, and will cut through the clouds on even the most overcast of days. Some wines were born to be savoured in silence. This was born to get the party started.

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. This gorgeous single vineyard Yarra chardy is loaded with lemon zest and stonefruit delight. It tastes healthy, and good for the soul, with all the bucolic charm of a smiling mum holding a fruit smoothie on the cover of “Home in the Country” magazine. There’s classic cool climate acidity that gives it real zip on the palate, and balances the buttery rich back palate. It finishes immensely long and satisfying. As long as you know there's another in the fridge...

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. This is a gorgeous glassful of golden flavour, right here. It’s all white peaches and sunshine, balanced by a cool breeze of lemon zestiness. Its time in the cellar has deepened and intensified the poised palate. The relatively restrained fruit profile has been enriched with faint notes of honeysuckle, ginger and jasmine. It received some very tactful oak treatment in its youth, and that’s now paying dividends in wonderful silky texture now. If you’re looking t

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. Maverick are a tried-and-true mofo favourite winery, offering dependably delicious Barossa shiraz every single vintage. Think sumptuously rich mouthfeel, with über juicy berries and cherries, crackles of spice and tidily integrated tannin. A good backbone of oak ensures it feels like a treat to drink, without overpowering what’s beautiful about it already. It’s incredibly easy drinking, and incredibly good, too.

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "This is pretty much regarded as the benchmark Coonawarra cabernet nowadays. The gold standard, to which all others from entry level upwards are compared. It’s a testament to Kate Goodman’s winemaking prowess that the Penley renaissance shows no signs of slowing. The value is ludicrous. We advise you to tell your guests how much you paid either before they’ve tried it, or long after the meal is over. A mis-timed midway reveal could see a mouthful of hard-to-rem

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "Few wines are as universally loved as Argentinian malbec. It must be the balance between bountiful fruit flavour and smoky undertones, oak and structure that win people over. There’s something for everyone. Viñalba are one of Mendoza’s very best makers, and we think everything they make is excellent. It’s jam-packed with blueberries, blackcurrants and plums, with a good dollop of vanilla-driven French oak over the top. It’s been made to preserve the purity o

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "Careful, this comes with a warning: you'll start seeing your mates swing by more often once they’ve quaffed a glass or two of this with you. It’s just deliciously easy drinking, and made by a living Yarra Valley legend. Bright cherries and juicy strawberries, gentle earthiness, with just a sparkle of tannin for shape. It’s not Grand Cru Burgundy, and neither is it trying to be. It's our go-to, weekday pinot noir that'll make you want to back up the car... or a

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "This is good fun right here. Deviously delicious, slurpable Vale red at its best. Timelessly cool like the Fonze; like Italian-wannabe winemaker makes McLaren take on Italian varietals kinda cool. Ripe red fruits, licorice and redskins. Perfectly ripe, expressive and floral too. Big and slippery, bold and slurpy. Savoury tannins wrapped in loads of fruit. Not excessive in any way, just a really nice big red. Its as modern and equally joyous as its package sug

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "While Martinborough has its structure, Marlborough has its approachability, Waipara has its spice, and Nelson has its perfume... Central Otago has presence. It’s richer, riper and bolder. Since visiting Rock Ferry’s incredibly beautiful cellar door, our team have been smitten by its pinot charms. The ’12 and ’13 pinots were in and out the door faster than you can say “ferry it to me, baby”, and many missed out. Already with four years of age, the 2014 Estate

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "One of our most requested wines, Cantiniere is as intense, complex, and powerful as it is deeply, unendingly and immeasurably satisfying. Plum, blackberry, roasted nuts, spices, and dark chocolate pounces on your palate with one sip. Supple tannins enhances the larger-than-life mouthfeel, with a bright flash of lively acidity to accompany. It’s sumptuous, opulent, decadent and however many other plush adjectives you care to throw at it. Plus it’ll cellar for a

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. Need a little help getting the party started? Let us reintroduce this little helper... Fizzing with good, clean fun it comes from Australia’s hottest prosecco region. Originally from northeast Italy, Prosecco has made a happy home in Victoria's King Valley, and gotten back to its roots in the region's cool hills and the hands of Italian migrants who settled here over 60 years ago. This little helper will make sure you feel thoroughly refreshed in all the right

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. Fresh from the Victorian Alps comes this limited release sparkling at a cork-popper of a price. The King Valley wine region rocks when it comes to producing swish sparkling wines, and the talented folks at Gapsted know how to handle their bubbly. The cooler High Country climate means a lower yield of pinot noir that, once expertly blended with chardonnay, produces a rich creamy texture and a fantastic intensity of flavour. Think crisp apples and citrus fruits,

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "Grower Champagne is distinct from big house Champers in that the same folks who grow the grapes, make the wine. While that might sound normal in Australia, it's a rarity in the one of the most marketing-driven, brand-focused parts of the wine world. This super-premium sparkles has a little bit of that lovely, toasty brioche-biscuity character, set upon with apple, blossom and honey. It's so gutsy but fine and complex that you can actually have this throughout

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 6 bottles of wine. "Now, finally, you can dust off those ill-advised salmon pink linen pants you bought in Europe all those summers ago, paired with your artfully dishevelled, sleeves-half-rolled, wantonly unbuttoned white shirt and flagrant disregard for what can only be described as an unseasonably chilly wind. This is your time for riviera living. There’s a reason the French drink more rosé than white wine these days. It goes with everything. It’s evocative of sunshine, sea, a

Alcohol from this licensee can only be purchased with a limit of 3 bottles. "Well if this isn’t some of the finest rosé buying about, for the wine quality and the beautiful 1.5 litre magnum bottle, topped with a classy glass closure... I’ll eat your hat, and mine. The bottle-boffins at Wine Advocate gush about Saint Roch, calling their wines “practically in a class by themselves for value”. “Ok then, but it’s just rosé!” I hear you say. Oh but it’s not. It’s a veritable fruit box of dark cherry, blackberry, red fruits, along with pleasant ea