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Patronus The Fawn Barossa Valley Semillon
This limited release Patronus The Fawn Semillon was crafted from a select vineyard in the beautiful Barossa Valley. The wine is fresh, fruit forward and crisp with enticing aromas of fresh citrus, crisp apple and a hint of passionfruit. An enjoyable wine with balanced acidity and length. The perfect long lunch wine to crack open with friends.
Pescadero Rock Albariño
Sendero de Campos Albariño
Moss Brothers Moses Rock Margaret River Pinot Gris
Way back in the 1920s, there was a spirited and lively stallion that roamed the Wilyabrup region of Margaret River, Australia. He was called ‘Moses Rock’, named after the famous left-hander surf break in the area. Moss Brothers' Margaret River wines reflect his spirit and that of the Margaret River region. This pretty Pinot Gris displays fresh aromas of lemon, nashi pear and melon. A rich and generous palate with flavours of tropical fruit, citrus and spice with a creamy mid palate adding complexity. 6 months in French oak gives a lovely savoury finish. Serve alongside roast chicken with preserved lemon and fresh herbs.
Pikes Traditionale Clare Valley Riesling
Fresh, crisp and dry as it always is upon release. Finishes clean and dry with just a hint of textural grip.
The Big Mo Viognier
After a runaway success with The Big Mo' Shiraz, the next step was to add a white partner. This fragrant, intense Viognier from sourced from cooler pockets in Southern Oz. The result is a graceful wine with wonderful apricot and peach flavours, plus a good backbone of acidity. A great aperitif, with enough grunt to meet a Thai curry too.
La Chica Bonita
Patrick Block 5 Aged Riesling
Allegiance Wines Bowrider Sauvignon Blanc
Eight at the Gate Single Vineyard Chardonnay
On an estate vineyard in Wrattonbully South Australia, two sisters are producing wines which are winning hearts, palates and awards around the world. Named after the morning ritual of assembling their eight children "at the gate" in time for the school bus.This lightly oaked white was 1/3 pressed directly into new French oak for a wild yeast and a malolactic fermentation, the remaining 2/3 given a cool slow ferment and no malolactic.The blending of the traditional barrel techniques and the varietal characters maintained have created a wine that is rich in balance and structure.