Billi Billi is a fantastic entry-level to the ultra impressive Mount Langi Ghiran red wines. Billi Billi is produced with the drinker in mind; plush texture, a fruity, ready to drink Shiraz, all at a bargain price.

"This highly lauded winery creates plenty of excitement with its big gun $100-ish shiraz and this smart little fellow keeps up its end pulling together fruit from the winery's Grampians home territory as well as Swan Hill, and Bendigo to make a fantastic medium to full-weighted red showing sweet spot ripeness and a dash of pepper leaf spice. Lovely drinking, great price - what more could you ask for. Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars - A cut above; Value: Brilliant; Food: Black bean beef" - Tony Love, Herald Sun, August 2011.

"This 2008 release needs an extra 12 months (or so) in the bottle to smooth itself out through the finish, but quality-wise overall it is excellent. It tastes Victorian and that's always a good thing. Cracked pepper, cherry-plum, some mulberry and blackberry and earth. Maybe there's a kiss of malty, toasty oak but it's subtle and integrated. Good amount of both fruit flesh and tannin. It's just a beaut drinking wine. Vintage: 2008 Score: 91 points"- Campbell Mattinson, The Wine Front.

"On the bargain trawl? Buy the lesser labels of the greatest makers. Baby Langi is made like its senior siblings, open fermented and matured in small barrels. This low-yielding vintage has produced a juicy quaffer packed with mixed spice, pepper and rich plum and berry compote. Score: 91 points"- Tyson Stelzer.