Angus Hughson is the Editorial Director at Winepilot. He is an award-winning wine writer with over 15 years of experience in publishing, writing, and judging, focusing primarily on food and beverages, particularly wine. Angus is featured in Vinous Media and Winepilot, where he shares his expertise and passion for the beverage industry.
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Angus Hughson's focus is primarily on wine, wineries, and different varieties and vintages. His coverage heavily features promotional deals in the wine industry. If you have information about new or exclusive promotions within the wine industry, or if you represent a winery looking to promote specific products, Angus may be interested.
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The 2024 Cabernet Shiraz Nebu is compact with layered aromas of plum, blackcurrant and dark cherry with a seamless sweet oak integration.
This 2022 Meshach will turn heads with its powerful and beautifully composed core of blackberry, chocolate and dark licorice aromas with a touch of dark cherry lift and classy oak.
The 2021 Old Block Shiraz is a charmer with its multi-layered opening of potpourri, blackberry, chocolate and dark cherry with gentle earthy tones and well integrated oak.
This 2025 Fiano is well made and a step up from many local examples showing layers of fresh pear and fuzzy peach skin aromas lifted but a subtle oak spice from 10% barrel ferment and aging.
This 2025 Pinot Noir opens with inviting aromas of dark cherry and cranberry with woody tones bringing a savoury frame.
The 2025 Anvers Gamay is well made offering up fleshy cherry pit and dark cherry flavours with a well-placed gentle edge of dried herbs.
This old school 2024 Bordeaux blend is a surprise packet, starting a little shy but showing its true cards over a couple of days offering up a fine
The 2024 Carrodus Chardonnay is coiled spring ready to fire with a powerful core of mixed citrus rind and pith with subtle, youthful creamed cashew tones and new oak prominent but in check.
An unspoiled environment at the mercy of extreme weather makes Tasmania a thoroughly unique location for crafting wines of tremendous distinction. Its rise has been slow and steady, but over the last two decades an influx of serious winemaking and viticultural talent has successfully harnessed the island's various terroirs. Tasmania is finally well positioned to take its deserved place among the leading cool-climate regions of the New World.
This approachable 2025 Miamup Chardonnay is well made and good value with vibrant nectarine and peachy flavours, topped by a subtle lining of oak.
