Off the Wall as a brand suggests that it is a little left of serious and it is intended that way. It is a play on our ownership, but it is not meant as a serious wine. The wine made will always be soundly made wine, but has the potential to be a little out there with unusual varieties of wine or interesting blends. It has a cheekiness about it that will be developed over time and potentially into non wine areas.

OTW ranges includes: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Shiraz & Sauvignon Blanc. These are the grape varieties we grow on the property and will be our core business.  Other wine that have been brought in as fruit and processed or brought in as finished goods include: Goulburn Valley Shiraz, North East Victoria Durif and Yarra Valley Marsanne.

YV Unwooded Chardonnay

2005

Alcohol = 12.5%

A delicate Chardonnay with the a bouquet of geraniums. Considering the age, the wine continues to drink very well. 

YV Chardonnay

2007

Alcohol = 13.0%

A typical cool climate Chardonnay with the flavours of butterscotch, a slight oak flavour and some herbaceous notes.

YV Marsanne

2008

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Alcohol = 13.0%

The grapes are from Mt Evelyn, the wine is made by Jeff Wright, who has made a who has made a number of fine wines for Emersleigh. 

YV Pinot Noir

2004

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Alcohol  = 13.0%

Estate grown, a memorable wine with flavours of plum, sour cherries and strawberries. 

YV Shiraz

2013

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Alcohol = 15.5%

Grapes grown in the Goulburn Valley from 75 year old vines. With a bouquet of violets and raspberry,  on the palate this wine is velvety with flavours of dark chocolate and cedar.

NEV Durif

2009

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Alcohol = 17.5%

Sourced from North East Victoria. Durif is a late maturing grape that benefits from the warmer climate. 2009 was an exceptional year, with the fruit maturing with very high sugar content (17.5% alcohol).  This is a very big wine has not been filtered and is recommended to decant before serving.