Enjoy this collection of McLaren Vale wines from regenerative farming super heroes. Mesmerising sips from a team you just can't help but cheer on. Cheers to that.
2024 Orbis Wines Trousseau
Aromatics of crunchy red berries, cherry and cranberry, and orange peel with spices of black pepper, nutmeg and anise.
The palate is layered with notes of lifted florals, ripe raspberry and pomegranate and a pithy texture finishing with fine and soft tannins, contributing to its balance and structure.
ABV: 13.8%
2024 Orbis Wines Light Red
Fresh, vibrant, and perfect for serving chilled, this wine is the ideal choice for casual get-togethers or as a refreshing accompaniment to a summer meal.
Shiraz 65% / Tempranillo 35%
ABV: 13.5%
2024 Orbis Wines Fiano
Expect jasmine, citrus blossom, green apple, and subtle herbal notes that lead to a long, mineral-driven finish — a wine that’s as elegant as it is captivating.
ABV: 12.5%
2024 Orbis Wines Nero d'Avola
Medium-bodied and packed with rich, dark fruit flavours of cherry, blackberry, dried strawberry, and plum, all accented by a touch of leather and spice.
Finely balanced with juicy acidity and soft tannins, it’s a versatile wine that pairs beautifully with grilled meats or hearty pasta dishes.
ABV: 13.5%
About Orbis Wines
Brad Moyes and Kendall Grey established their award-winning vineyard and winery in the heart of McLaren Vale in 2018. Orbis Wines is breaking new ground adapting to climate and environmental challenges, while taking a collaborative approach working with many experts in the region. Overlooking the valley floor at around 150m above sea level, and just 10km from the waters of St Vincent Gulf, the Orbis vineyard is one of the coolest and highest in the McLaren Vale wine region.
Orbis are committed to preserving the biodiversity of native flora and fauna, protecting water sources, and building long term soil fertility on their special site. The Orbis property spans 32 hectares, with a native woodlot and remnant vegetation supporting a variety of Eucalypts and other species. The vines share this land with a diverse range of native animals and birdlife, as well as insects and reptiles, whose habitat is well protected.
