There is no possible way of not just losing your shit over this bottle, a coming together of two of the Adelaide Hill's greats, Gareth Belton and Taras Ochota. Kicking off the collab in 2016 when they both had kids born in the year and wished to celebrate their arrival.

And what more kickass of a way to celebrate than with Single Vineyard Scary Gully Pinot Noir. This thing is driven and lively as hell whilst maintaining a mouth feel that seduce a god. Only down side is the minute quantities in which it was made so no dawdling. 

If there's a true rock n' roller in Beaujolais today it has got to be Pierre Cotton. With his family boasting a succession of five generations of winemakers going back to 1856, Pierre just straight up went and became a motorcycle mechanic, cos well...you can't tell him what to do. When it came to putting his hand to wine this attitude very much carried on. Taking a different direction to the more traditional practices of the family Domaine Sanvers et Cotton, Pierre found and then intensely pursued a passion for organic practices and a strict natural approach in the winery. This Bro-jolais now has small plantings in Brouilly, Cote de Brouilly, Regnie and Beaujolais to which he tends with the utmost love and attention.