A soft, silky red just made for warm weather. Plenty of red cherry and raspberry upfront, with a whisper of white pepper sneaking in on the finish. Absolutely a chilled red candidate - slot this in the fridge for 45 minutes and enjoy the most refreshing red wine you'll have all summer. Juicy, fragrant and very enjoyable!

Steve Tierney has spent his whole life around the vineyards of the Limestone Coast. He grew up watching harvest trucks roll through town every autumn, and by the time he'd finished his oenology degree at the University of Adelaide he was already several vintages deep working the region's limestone-rich soils. Years later, he's still there, still finding new ways to work with the fruit he knows best. Strange Friends is a bit of a joking name, but serious wine - what happens when you put two grapes together that have no business sharing a bottle? Pinot Noir and Grenache might not seem like the strangest of friends at first, but you just don't often see them together... Each variety is fermented separately, cool and slow, to hold onto the aromatics before blending. The fruit comes from cool, elevated sites across the Limestone Coast, where the region's famous terra rossa soils and maritime breeze keep the grapes fresh right through to picking. The result is a wine built for people who like their wines lively, food-friendly and a little unexpected. That's the whole idea behind Strange Friends: good things happen when you stop worrying about the rules.