At Cat Amongst The Pigeons, our story begins in the Barossa and is one of vision, courage and the unordinary. When three entrepreneurs found a patch of dirt in the Barossa, and where others said nothing would grow, they followed their intuition and instinct as they new it would grow something special. The Barossa region delivers wines of complexity, layers of flavour, ripe fruit, perfect balance and structure. This 2023 Riesling has citrus aromas followed by lemon and lime flavours with a crisp refreshing palate.

Love Chardonnay and great value in equal measure? You’re in the right place. On show here are Glenlofty’s vibrant Pyrenees, a new Adelaide Hills star from Zonte’s Footstep, popular (and aptly named) Blisse and mighty fine drops from McPherson, Richard Hamilton and the Angaston Road Growers – all yours for $14.99 a bottle.

This wine may contain 0 alcohol, but it is full of flavour! Attractive white stone fruit aromas with a touch of tropical fruit, this wine provides rich pear flavours and a crisp and fresh finish. *Contains no more than 0.5% alc per vol.

This bright and breezy Pinot Grigio by Cupio is like sunshine in a glass, bursting with juicy pear and lush peach nectar that instantly lifts the vibe. Delicate rosewater notes and a hint of musky florals weave through the aroma, giving her that effortless cool you can’t help but love. On the palate, she’s softly textured yet refreshingly crisp, with a clean, lingering finish. She’s got layers, but always keeps it light, bright, and oh-so easy to enjoy.

A fresh, vibrant and modern Chardonnay that is a pure expression of the fruit it was crafted from. This wine thrives on a warm, sunny day-best enjoyed in lively company. Vibrant fruit flavours of white peach, nectarine and citrus are complemented by subtle oak-derived vanilla and toast characters. Even, well-integrated acid flows through the palate. These flavours combine to create a soft and lingering finish.

Wine speaks to us, and we speak of wine. Lingo showcases alternative varieties in a fun, approachable and modern sense. Lingo demystifies difficult to pronounce wine varieties and invites us to embrace them with confidence. We have Lingo so the words no longer trip over our tongue. Lingo - Say it with confidence. This wine may be a little hard to pronounce but the flavour rolls across the tongue. This Gruner Veltliner is characterised by a lime lemon citrus aroma with hints of orange blossom. This is followed by Strong upfront flavours of white nectarines, with undertones of spices and balanced acidity.

The 19 Crimes turned prisoners into pioneers. Upon conviction, British rogues were banished to Australia as a penalty instead of death. 19 Crimes Moscato is pale lemon in colour, with vibrant aromas of Turkish Delight and apricot, complemented by a subtle tropical note. Light and bubbly in style, with a sweet and refreshing finish.

Smooth and luscious on the palate with lovely texture, Boronia Marsala has flavours of raisins, muscat grapes and subtle caramel. A rich fortified wine style, Boronia Marsala retains fine acidity which keeps the finish in balance. Boronia Marsala can be enjoyed with a strong cheddar cheese after dinner and is also a popular ingredient when cooking.

Yalumba Premium Selection Pinot Grigio offers crisp flavours of pear and apple, while showing lovely textures and soft acidity. It's the perfect complement to antipasto.