Busby Cellars
Wyndham Estate
Bin 555 Hunter Valley Burgundy Shiraz 1987
Hickinbotham
Trueman Clarendon Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2012
Wow! Awesome new find. Big full with mouth filling tannins that need 1-2 hours to breathe. Has layers of deep dark black fruits. Keeps evolving. Gets better and better. In Australia with Busby Group. — 9 years ago
Lucy Margaux Vineyards
Wildman Domaine Lucci Pinot Noir 2015
Domaine Lucci Wildman Pinot Noir 2015: We're not sure what's behind the "Wildman" name. We've heard it makes reference to Tim Wildman, MW extraordinaire and leader of the fabulous James Busby wineland tours. Or it could easily refer to Anton himself - not a stretch given this is the man who's been known to wear hot pants to official Aussie tasting events. Or may it refers to the general wildness of the wine - whole bunch, nothing-done-to-it pinot noir that manages to be juicy and earthy, structured and gluggable, a touch funky but not at all dirty. If you've had the Noir de Florette, this one is the deeper, darker, very slightly more grown up version. It's awesome. And a great peek into all that's new and different... and wild... from the land down under.
— 8 years ago
James Busby
Penola Estate Shiraz 2012
Bought for $10 and beautifully complex — 9 years ago
Mi Sueño Winery
El Llano Napa Valley Red Blend 2009
Houston's with Mathew Busby — 11 years ago
Rock Paper Scissors
Sauvignon Blanc 2014
2014 Sav blanc by James busby fine wines love it — 9 years ago
Viñalba
Reservado de la Familia Malbec 2012
You know those Busby Berkeley girls legs that.... Yeh those ones.
You know that first cigar you drew on.... Yeh that one.
And the first time you tasted....Yeh that.
It's all here. — 9 years ago
Dandelion Vineyards
Lioness of McLaren Vale Shiraz
Tried with Zar and his Fabulous Winemaking wife! Awesome! With the James Busby MW group down under — 9 years ago
Ceccherini Cristiano
Sometimes it happens that you know it is going to be good, but as much honestly.
Texture of an aged Bordeaux which means the most refined silk.
Hunter benchmarks like leather and dried red flowers. Pencil lead, orange and watermelon rinds plus pomegranate.
Simply an outstanding wine that I wish everyone could meet one day to understand what this region can give.
1987 is indeed a great vintage there and back in those days Wyndham Estate was still up to its reputation.
George Wyndham planted the Dalwood vineyard back in 1830 with the plants handed to him by James Busby and apparently that was the first established vineyard in Australia.
The story always helps,doesn't it? — 4 years ago