A sophisticated take on Sauvignon Blanc, crafted exclusively from estate-grown Lenswood fruit and aged for 6 months on lees in 3-4 yr old French oak. The result is a beautifully balanced wine that retains the vibrant, fruit driven aromatics of Sauvignon Blanc, think citrus and white peach, whilst retaining the distinctive herbaceous characteristics of the site. The seasoned French oak imparts a velvety texture, softens the acidity, and introduces a subtle savoury layer of nutty, smoky complexity. It's a more refined, food friendly expression of the variety, elegant, textural and undeniably grown up.

Vineyard & Vintage Nestled in the heart of theAdelaide Hills at 400m above sea level, our Balhannah vineyard thrives in one of Australia’s most celebrated cool-climate wine regions. The2025 vintagewas defined by adry, steady growing season, with warm days andcool nightsthat preserved the grapes’ natural acidity, ensuring vibrant freshness and intensity of flavor. These pristine conditions allowed for slow, even ripening, resulting in a Sauvignon Blanc ofexceptional purity, elegance, and tropical fruit expression. Tasting Notes This2025 Balhannah Sauvignon Blancis a radiant expression of Adelaide Hills winemaking—lush yet refined, bursting with flavor yet beautifully balanced. Appearance:Pale straw with glints of green, shimmering with vitality. Aroma:A vibrant bouquet ofripe passionfruit, guava, and juicy pineapple, lifted by hints of lime zest and a touch of wet stone minerality. Palate:The tropical fruit intensity carries through to the palate, with layers oflychee, green mango, and citrus blossom. Bright, zesty acidity provides structure and length, while a subtle flinty note adds sophistication. The finish iscrisp, clean, and mouthwateringly fresh, making every sip as delicious as the last. Food Pairing Perfect for warm days and lively gatherings, this Sauvignon Blanc sings alongside: - Grilled prawns with chili, lime, and coriander - Fresh oysters with a mignonette dressing - Goat’s cheese salad with mango and mint - Vietnamese summer rolls with dipping sauce The2025 Balhannah Sauvignon Blancis atriumph of the vintage—a wine that captures the essence of our high-altitude vineyard, where cool nights and meticulous winemaking craft a style that isboth exuberant and refined. Enjoy now in its youthful brilliance or cellar for the next 2–3 years to watch its complexity unfold. Serve chilled (8–10°C) and savor the taste of an exceptional Adelaide Hills vintage.

Tomich Hill champion the process of handcrafting from estate grown fruit from their high altitude cool climate vineyard in the picturesque Adelaide Hills. Resulting in a Sauvignon Blanc that displays elegance, complexity and a true exhibition of variety. Opening with an intense citrus and snow pea aroma the flavorsome palate is citrus focused, with tropical fruit and a crisp and persistent finish.

Petaluma have access to some of South Australia's premier vineyard sites which are put to impressive use here with their White Label Pinot Gris. 100% sourced from the Adelaide Hills, yet four vineyards are used to create this delicious white; two in the Piccadilly Valley, one near Balhannah and one near Lenswood. Only the very best fruit was selected and left to ferment in older French barriques, the resulting wine has a classic cool-climate backbone with racy acidity and depth of flavour on the palate.

"Pristine and crystal-clear Adelaide Hills sauvignon blanc, apple, passionfruit and a hint of capsicum, the palate finely tuned and perfectly balanced." 94 points, James Halliday Wine Companion, October 2016.

The nose exhibits aromas of pear and citrus blossom, complemented by spicy notes. The palate is beautifully complex with pear, rock melon and lemon, followed by additional floral notes and a crisp, dry finish. Gruner Veltliner has found a new home in the cool southern Adelaide Hills where it produces white wines that capture both the old-world essence of Austria and the modern vibrancy and clarity of Australia. Vintage: The 2018 growing season started slowly, but warmer weather eventually helped to speed things up. Fruit set throughout the region was good and the low rainfall and warm weather from January to April resulted in great sugar development, while a cooler than average March offered ideal night temperatures for colour and flavour development. Nose: The nose exhibits aromas of bosc pear and citrus blossom, complemented by spicy notes. Palate: The palate is beautifully complex with pear, rock melon and lemon, followed by additional floral notes and a crisp, dry finish. Pairing: Try with a Thai chicken salad with a coriander and sweet chili dressing. Cellaring: Drink now or to 2022 Geoff Hardy's great-great grandfather, the original Thomas Hardy, first planted grapes in South Australia in the 1850s and was one of the founding fathers of the Australian wine industry. In 1980, Geoff left the then family company, Thomas Hardy and Sons, to make his own way in the Australian wine world. Geoff and fellow viticulturalist Ian Leask purchased the promising Pertaringa vineyard in McLaren Vale. A few years later, Geoff found the perfect location for producing cool climate grapes in the Adelaide Hills. He planted the vineyard in 1987 and named it K1 since this unique site was the first commercial planting of vines in the Kuitpo region in the southern Adelaide Hills. Three decades later, Wines by Geoff Hardy is made up of three South Australian wineries founded by Geoff - Pertaringa in McLaren Vale, K1 by Geoff Hardy in the Adelaide Hills and Hand Crafted by Geoff Hardy sourced from a variety of premium regions across South Australia. These brands now make up Wines by Geoff Hardy and continue the 160-year old family tradition of pushing the boundaries of Australian viticulture.

The 2018 Katana Chardonnay reveals a supple core of white stone fruit and citrus blossom overlaid with tempered edges of minerality. On the palate bright varietal fruit is guided to the finish with nuances of French oak and crisp acidity.