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ozwinereview.com

The tree is still up, but the Christmas plates are long gone. We're now in the first days of 2026, and as I take the recycling bin out, it's a perfect time to talk about what looked good, great and forgettable across wine and beer in the final festive days of 2026. What did you really enjoy drinking over the past festive week? The Christmas shebang is a multi-day affair here at Graham HQ, and also a time of year where I try not to drink samples and instead dig into the cellar for things I need/want to open. It also means we go through a lot of wine (so I'll break this post into two parts), with bangers like this wine:

threewillowsvineyard.com.au

three willows vineyard is ideally suited for cool climate viticulture and produces wines which are truly hand-made.

greysands.com.au

You know that I will start with a comment on the weather. It’s a farmer’s thing to start with a moan about the weather but it is a serious comment in the context of climate change. Like most of the East coast of Australia, we had generous rainfall in Winter and Spring. This was disruptive to

blackenbrook.co.nz

The oldest vintage in our cellar just made us extremely proud: The sixteen year old Thomas’s Treasure Dessert Riesling 2008 just brought home GOLD or 96/100 from Bob Campbell MW:"An extraordinary dessert wine. The colour of a 30 year-old tawny port. Still relatively fresh but with good bottle development. Honeycomb, ca

glovers-vineyard.co.nz

glover's vineyard nelson new zealand is a six-hectare estate vineyard lies on a gentle, north facing slope. in low fertility clay threaded with decomposing rock, the glovers have planted pinot noir, cabernet sauvignon and sauvignon blanc.

mtwilliamwinery.com.au

gold medal australian sparkling wines made from the finest of pinot noir and chardonnay