This sensational sticky comes from the New South Wales Riverina region where local wineries consider Botrytis Semillon to be one of their gifts to the wine world.  In the glass: Full gold. On the nose: Luscious aromas of apricot, crème brulee and honeysuckle with a strong botrytis lift. On the palate: Classically aromatic and intense with a lusciously rich core of butterscotch, marmalade and honey beautifully balanced by very long mouth-watering acidity.

In the glass: Deep gold. On the nose: Quite floral with apricot, ginger and guava. On the palate: Powerful palate dominated by stonefruit and tropicals, undertones of honeysuckle and ginger spice and an unctious, creamy texture.

In the glass: Medium lemon gold. On the nose: Lemongrass, lime, grapefruit and honey. On the palate: Powerful and flavour-packed with apricot, pineapple and citrus, creamy texture and lively balancing acidity giving freshness and driving the endless finish. So concentrated yet fresh.

Winner of a Trophy at the 2011 Melbourne Wine Show, this Limestone Coast sticky comes from the legendary Di Giorgio family whose Lucindale vineyard is 25 years old. Deep lemon gold in appearance, it has a subtle yet complex nose with lifted apricot, peach, butterscotch and marmalade aromas. The very rich palate has masses of pure orange, peach and nectarine backed by classy vanillin oak. Unctuous and complex with complex leesy notes, developing honey, grilled nuts and long flavour persistence.

This mouth-filling Botrytis Semillon was crafted from grapes grown on rich soil that were fed by Snowy Mountains water and ripened perfectly during warm days and cool nights.   In the glass: Medium gold. On the nose: Apricot, honey, ginger and lemongrass. On the palate: Mouth-filling depth of flavour thanks to intense yellow fruits, honey and ginger. The texture is luscious and velvety with lovely acid balance.

In the glass: Bright mid-gold. On the nose: Sweet marmalade and ginger spice.On the palate: Dense, intense, super-sweet but balanced by fantastic acid freshness with loads of glazed fruit, apricot, honey and creamy, mealy texture. Really generous and persistent.

In the glass: Bright gold.On the nose: Honeysuckle, marmalade, honey and ginger. On the palate: Deliciously slippery and sweet yet balanced by fresh acidity and complex nutty, leesy characters. Fine andfresh considering its weight, with vibrancy and intensity, plus great varietal acidity. Still a baby.

Muscadelle is one of the grapes that goes into Frances famous Sauternes and Barsac wines and it does beautifully in Rutherglen too.  In the glass: Medium lemon green. On the nose: Light honeydew melon and lemon curd lift. On the palate: Sweet compote of nectarine and peach with a smooth, soft texture and mouth-watering acidity.