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Beurrot by Kooyong is comprised of two Pinot Gris parcels: the tiny original 0.24 hectare section annexing the Meres block, and the all-Pinot Gris Beurrot vineyard, which at 2.74 hectares, provides the majority of the fruit. The Beurrot vineyard is planted to a density of 5600 vines per hectare. The grapes are gently whole-bunch pressed directly into all-used French oak barriques, where fermentation takes place without inoculation. After fermentation the wine is aged on lees (without battonage) for 10 months. It is bottled without fining and with minimal filtration.

Beginning with mineral grapefruit and flinty notes on the nose, this wine opens up superbly on the palate. Long, deep and subtle in flavour with crisp acid which completes a fine example of the style.

Feudi di San Gregorio today epitomises the oenological renaissance of southern Italy, promoting a wine culture for the rediscovery of Mediterranean flavours. The colour is a definitive golden yellow with green reflections. There are sharp sensations of the Mediterranean: fresh flowers such as chamomile, yellow peach and candied orange. A white ideal for accompanying crustaceans, fish with sauces and grilled seafood.

The Fiano comes from two vineyards in McLaren Vale grown by Ben Lacey. One in the Tatachilla sub region of southern McLaren Vale. Only a few kilometres from the sea and almost at sea level, it is a cool maritime influenced area of the Vale. Sandy loam over a shattered limestone base, scattered with ironstone fragments. This parcel was fermented in stainless steel, using a combination of natural and mixed culture yeasts. The second vineyard is in the Northern and high-altitude region of Seaview in McLaren Vale, with thin red loam over a solid limestone geology. The grapes were harvested with a selective harvester and tipped straight into an open fermenters as whole berries. Fermentation was allowed to occur naturally and then later over seeded with aromatic yeast. The ferment was allowed to tick away slowly for approx. 3 weeks. The final blend was 60% cold tank ferment, 40% full skin contact for three weeks.

Intense yellow, not completely limpid. To the nose the wine offers notes of citrus, yellow ripe fruits and Mediterranean herbs. In the mouth is fresh, fruity and pleasantly easy to drink.

Dry sparkling wine fermented in the bottle. Blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Trebbiano Modenese pale yellow with reflection green, pleasant bubble, varietal nose, grapefruit and tomato leaf, mineral note with strong acidity. In an aperitif and in combination with meats, fresh cheeses, dumpling and tigelle. Serving temperature: 8/10 ° C

Bright straw yellow color with light gold reflections. Aromas of broom and elderflower, marine and mineral hints with a delicate touch of vanilla, great evolution during aging. Full bodied, with good acidity to balance the fruitiness, sapid and mileral, well balanced and long finish. Serving temperature 14° approx with elaborated first courses, fish, white meat, soups

The base wine is made with grapes fermented on the skins for three days. To ferment in the bottle we only use fresh must obtained by gently pressing Moscato grapes which were previously dried on trellises. It is a semi-sparkling wine, re-fermented in the bottle with indigenous yeasts; La Mossa di Baal is un-disgorged and unfiltered, with no added sugar and no added sulphites, is presented on the lees, cloudy and not perfectly limpid.

A play on words with ‘Primavera’ (Spring) and ‘Versa’: a season which can be experienced with great intensity on our hill, in its perfumes, its colours and its emotions