Bin 707 the standout, two whites in the five, and St Henri three years running — Campbell Mattinson's personal picks of the 2026 Penfolds Collection.

Every vintage of Penfolds Yattarna since 1995 — sourcing, alcohol and oak, drawn from Penfolds' own record, with the vintages worth seeking.

Penfolds' flagship white, at $220 and already whole. Campbell Mattinson on the 2024 Yattarna — 97 points.

Six years of Penfolds Collection releases in one place — what was released, what it cost, and what changed. With an interactive chart of every price movement.

A new embossed 'P', refreshed typography, and old and new bottles side by side for three years — Penfolds changes its packaging for the first time in years.

The 75th-anniversary Grange, reviewed and scored — a cooler-vintage release with length and tannin to burn, and a $1000 price that won't budge.

The year no Penfolds wine rose in price — a first — read against six years of Collection pricing, the new bottle, and the wines that matter.

Bin 707 has been made 48 times in 61 years — and skipped 13. The full vintage-by-vintage record, and the reasons behind the gaps.

The 2022 Grange comes in at 14.5% alcohol — the 18th vintage in a row at that mark, by Mattinson's published figures, in a year cool enough to expect less.

Seven decades of Penfolds Grange, tracked by one number: alcohol. Campbell Mattinson's full vintage-by-vintage compilation.

One vintage now sits at the very top of Campbell's personal Grange ranking. Find out which, and why, in the full review.

The vineyard that shaped Grange itself, revisited nearly two decades later. Campbell Mattinson on Penfolds Block 42 Kalimna Cabernet Sauvignon 1996.

A Grange price freeze, a secret French cousin to Bin 389, and nine other things worth knowing about the Penfolds Collection 2025.

Every Penfolds Grange vintage Campbell has reviewed, in one place.

Penfolds rushed its 97-point Grange La Chapelle 2022 to market, ahead of its own embargo. Campbell Mattinson asks why.

The full tasting note: Grange La Chapelle 2022, Penfolds' $3,500 Rhône-Barossa blend, scored 97 points by Campbell Mattinson.

Five wines from the Penfolds Collection 2025 that Campbell Mattinson would personally buy — including one he never saw coming.

The sourcing Penfolds never listed, worked out from five vintages — plus a second tasting, four years on.

The Penfolds Collection 2025, headlined by the 2021 Grange — Campbell Mattinson's full coverage of all 24 wines.

Penfolds' "White Grange" at fourteen years old, and the dinner-table argument it finally settles.