Discover Flowstone’s alternative wine varietals from Margaret River. Explore our unique Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, Touriga and Moonmilk blends made from tiny parcels.
Since its inception, Flowstone Wines has doggedly focused on delivering crafted, beautiful Sauvignon Blanc from Margaret River. Hear from Janice and Stuart as the explain why they love producing this style in their own unique way.
There are a number of clones of Chardonnay from around the world, including options from Burgundy (Dijon clones), America (Davis clones) and a very unique and special one in Western Australia, called the Gin Gin clone. Learn why we planted Dijon clones at Flowstone.
An unpronounceable wine with an Italian heritage that can smell like lollies in the glass but finish dry on the palate. Gewürztraminer is not widely available in Australia, but Flowstone make tiny amounts. Read on to find out why Stuart is a big fan.
This blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, and the classic Portuguese Port wine variety, Touriga Nacional, is the least typical of Cabernet blend partners. But in terms of wine character, varietal synergy and, most important, drinkability – it’s up to the task.
Winemaker Stuart Pym shares his journey of discovery of sauvignon blanc in Margaret River culminating in a wine he loves to drink and he reckons you will too.
We all know of or at some stage have tasted Sauvignon Blanc, especially those bright and fresh aromatic styles, which are perfect to drink today. But, Sauvignon Blanc is a grape variety with a significant history and much diversity in the way it is made.
From my Margaret River vineyard home to yours. Here’s a quick video update from Stuart Pym on how the 2022 vintage is shaping up here in Margaret River.
From the very first time we released our Flowstone wines, the distinctive label has always created some discussion. Most of the time, the feedback is positive, but it never always is with a wine label.
