Vintage: 2026
Tasting notes: All the juicy aromatics you could hope for - think wild cranberries, cherries and cool florals. It’s light and vibrant on the palate, with just enough scratch to keep things interesting. Delicate, yes. Rambunctious? Also yes. This is the kind of wine that doesn’t ask much - lay back, press play, and enjoy the ride. Chill hard, drink often.
Winemaker’s notes: Grenache (and friends) from Geographe, made with maximum drinkability and minimum fuss in mind. Whole berries, a touch of whole bunch, wild fermented for texture and bounce. Pressed early, aged gently, bottled fresh. This is The Divine Chill. A wine made for reclining, for watching the world get weirder while you stay fabulous. Whether you’re on the couch, on the lawn or on your last nerve - this one’s got your back.
13% Alcohol
Reviews
2025: “Gorgeous rich colour in the glass. An intriguing nose that inspires curiosity – quite complex, including cherry compote, strawberry, and blueberry, with a suggestion of meaty pastrami. Rich, viscous and mouth-filling texture – quite sumptuous. Lovely length – I wanted to drink it, not just taste it!” Buckland described “a vibrant reddish-purple hue, with macerated strawberry, maraschino cherry, plum compote, berry coulis, sweet blackberry, and an almost berry Icy Pole–like vibe – it screams summer and fun to me. It has a vibrant acidity, great energy, good length – and, despite its sweeter fruit profile, is fruit-forward without being overly simplistic. It has everything most consumers want from this category. This is very much pop music in chilled red form – playing all of your summer hits.” Young Gun of Wine Deep Dive - Australia’s Best Chilled Reds
Vintage: 2026
Tasting notes: All the juicy aromatics you could hope for - think wild cranberries, cherries and cool florals. It’s light and vibrant on the palate, with just enough scratch to keep things interesting. Delicate, yes. Rambunctious? Also yes. This is the kind of wine that doesn’t ask much - lay back, press play, and enjoy the ride. Chill hard, drink often.
Winemaker’s notes: Grenache (and friends) from Geographe, made with maximum drinkability and minimum fuss in mind. Whole berries, a touch of whole bunch, wild fermented for texture and bounce. Pressed early, aged gently, bottled fresh. This is The Divine Chill. A wine made for reclining, for watching the world get weirder while you stay fabulous. Whether you’re on the couch, on the lawn or on your last nerve - this one’s got your back.
13% Alcohol
Reviews
2025: “Gorgeous rich colour in the glass. An intriguing nose that inspires curiosity – quite complex, including cherry compote, strawberry, and blueberry, with a suggestion of meaty pastrami. Rich, viscous and mouth-filling texture – quite sumptuous. Lovely length – I wanted to drink it, not just taste it!” Buckland described “a vibrant reddish-purple hue, with macerated strawberry, maraschino cherry, plum compote, berry coulis, sweet blackberry, and an almost berry Icy Pole–like vibe – it screams summer and fun to me. It has a vibrant acidity, great energy, good length – and, despite its sweeter fruit profile, is fruit-forward without being overly simplistic. It has everything most consumers want from this category. This is very much pop music in chilled red form – playing all of your summer hits.” Young Gun of Wine Deep Dive - Australia’s Best Chilled Reds
