New wine range aims to highlight regional character

I'm not convinced that we need more wine brands right now, but newcomer King's Reach comes with an impressive pedigree. 

King's Reach wines are made at Marnong Estate by talented Alex Beckett and are made from grapes sourced from Victorian sub-regions including Sunbury, the King Valley and Heathcote. 

The wines, with an RRP of $30, are designed to be "summer-

ready". 

The King’s Reach wines are promoted as being small-batch releases made from old vine sites. 

The range includes a Prosecco and 2025 Pinot Grigio from King Valley, as well as a Sparkling Brut from Sunbury. 

I've put my hand up to try them so will report back. 

Marnong Estate is known for outstanding cool-climate wines. 

“Marnong Estate is delighted to introduce King’s Reach to Aussie wine enthusiasts; with the 

whites we are releasing at launch being perfect for a tipple this summer," says Beckett. 

"Partnering with other Victorian growers to produce King’s Reach has allowed us to utilise their historical expertise of the land - delivering wines with a unique personality that are a testament to the
regions from which the grapes originate.” 

King’s Reach will also introduce two shiraz wines from the Sunbury and Heathcote regions from April.