Unveil the royal touch in your summer sips with King's Reach, a new wine brand that promises to elevate your casual get-togethers to regal affairs. But here's where it gets controversial: is it possible for mass-produced wines to rival the taste of fine, old-world vintages? King's Reach, a small-batch wine brand, is set to challenge this notion with its expressive wines sourced from cherished old vine sites in Victoria's King Valley, Sunbury, and Heathcote regions.
Launching this summer, the brand's inaugural collection includes a Prosecco and Pinot Grigio from the King Valley, and a Sparkling Brut from Sunbury. These wines are perfect for relaxed summer entertaining, whether you're hosting a long lunch, catching up during golden hour, or enjoying a laid-back BBQ at home. But what sets King's Reach apart is the winemaking team behind it - the same team that crafted the award-winning Marnong Estate, led by Director of Wine Alex Beckett, and situated in the heart of Victoria's historic Sunbury wine region.
At launch, King's Reach will be available online via select retailers and the Marnong Estate website, with a RRP starting from $30. So, are you ready to elevate your summer sips to royal heights? But here's the part most people miss: the real question is, can these wines truly rival the taste of fine, old-world vintages? We invite you to share your thoughts in the comments below. Do you think King's Reach can deliver on its promise of royal-quality wines at an affordable price?
