Teroldego is a pretty rare beast on Australian shores, with this Italian red usually at home in Trentino, northern Italy. Indeed, these grapes are part of the first-ever crop from the Chalmers Vineyard in Heathcote, which makes them kinda special. ‘Ndom is northern Italian slang for ‘let’s go’ and Bart is pretty excited to have Teroldego in Australia. It's a blue fruited wine, with that distinct high acid, a contrast to the blueberry and blue plum. Crisp, crunchy, interesting, this is a wine of promise (and deliciousness).

L'appel (the calling) is a project label for Bart Johnston, who has turned his love of Tassie wines into his own wine label. Bart is originally a Sydneysider who has ended up in the Apple Isle via Canada, the US, France, and so much more. It was in Montreal, circa 2017, when he first felt the wine calling after landing with a group of wine-loving Francophile somms. Soon, he was following vintages around the planet, working in both vineyard and winery, before settling into his current world, working for renowned Tassie winemakers and making a little wine on the side. Given his global experience, it's probably unsurprising that the L'appel range isn't just the usual Tassie suspects, covering off some unique alternate varieties from the mainland as well as some fantastic Pinot Noir.