An entry as pure as the nose, with yet more flavours of blossom, stone fruit and sea breeze. A luscious finish of shaved almonds, curd and jasmine flower leaves the palate utterly quenched.

Aromas of ripe red apple and tropical fruits jump out of the glass of Amberley Chimney Brush Chenin Blanc. Lovely Pineapple and lychee flavours fill the palate. Can be enjoyed as an aperitif or with spicy Asian dishes.

This variety made famous by the Loire Valley is starting to gain a footing in Australia. Coriole Chenin Blanc is fresh and elegant on the palate, comprising pineapple and gooseberry fruits with an attractive smoky finish.

Fresh lively aromas of passionfruit, citrus, and guava. This Dowie Doole Estate Chenin Blanc has the aromas that follow through onto the palate with a burst of delicate white fruit and citrus flavours. A lovely long palate and a crisp, clean and zesty finish.

Youll find flavours of lychee and paw paw in this elegant wine with hints of citrus and apple. The natural acidity give it lovely length and its a great addition to an afternoon barbecue.

The bouquet exhibits lifted tropical fruit flavours with hints of citrus. A generous round palate is enhanced by fresh natural acidity and a long clean finish.

This Brown Brothers Chenin Blanc shows lovely floral aromas with a hint of smokey baked apple. The mouth watering acidity makes a good addition to the slightly sweet tropical fruits on the palate. It also gives the wine a refreshingly crisp finish.

A pale yellow coloured wine with golden reflections. An expressive bouquet with notes of flowers and ripe fruit (citrus, quince) leading to aromas of honey. The attack is fresh, the palate round and full; it has a great balance between sugar and acidity with a finish ending on notes of dried fruits.

 Green apples and peach aromas jump out of the glass, this Chenin is floral and fun with the perfect balance of sweetness and acidity!

Truly the most versatile white we saw in in the entire tasting line up! This wine from the foothills of the Pyrenees holds appeal for both sauvignon and chardonnay drinkers alike. In the south-west of France life is simple and joyful. Its also a perfect way to describe the Chemins de Gascogne. Located in the foothills of the Pyrenees Mountains, the vineyards are subject to very warm summer days and very cool nights. The grapes are harvested during September in the dead of night to preserve the aromatics. The wine, a blend of chardonnay and the local colombard grape, exhibits every bit of this labour of love. Our golden child from south-west France, we were blown away by this textured and zippy white with its unique orchard fruit flavours. Simply delicious!

A fruity and textured wine, this wine displays vibrant characters of citrus, fruit salad, pear and melon, followed close behind by tropical fruit undertones. They are supported by a balance of acidity and sweetness.