Jacob's Creek does it again with a Chardonnay with attractive melon and fresh fruit flavours complemented by subtle toasty oak that are all hallmarks of this fresh crisp variety.

Baily & Baily Adventure Series takes you on a discovery of the senses. A journey of the best wines from our expert winemakers who have delicately crafted excellent representations of our most loved varietals. This pale lime Chardonnay with aromas of blossoms, white peaches and hints of a slate gives an appealing lift across the palate and a very fine, delicate zingy citrus acidity. Perfectly suited to a crispy skin duck lunch.

The Banrock Station Pink Moscato displays fresh, floral aromatic notes with a touch of sherbet and musk. The palate exhibits fresh musky flavours with a delicate fairy floss characteristic to it. The natural fruit sweetness is balanced with the fresh acid finish and the gentle spritz gives the wine a refreshing touch.

This wine opens with aromas of honeysuckle and tropical fruits such as paw paw. There is a touch of complexity from the wild fermentation, just enough to let you know that under the pretty facade is a fun and adventurous wine. The palate is an alluring combination of fresh fruits, spices such as white pepper and just enough wildness to keep you coming back for another glass. It finishes with a fresh cleansing line of citrus zest.

McGuigan produce a flavoursome wine here with a soft, smooth, creamy palate. It has the great sweet tropical fruit and melon flavours of Chardonnay with a touch of caramel oak providing a lingering clean finish.

For over a century, Australians have toasted achievements and milestones with Minchinbury. This delectable drop sparkles with crisp apple and stone fruit flavours, creating a perfect match for your next celebration.

Sweet and tangy, packed full of freshness with zesty citrus curd flavours.

Salmon pink in colour with a delicate fragrance of fresh strawberries and raspberries. Ripe red fruit flavours fill the palate with just an off-dry level of residual sugar. A perfect luncheon rose.

Evans & Tate is arguable the most famous name in Western Australia wine, and now the Tate name has been re-born in the Franklin Tate Estates wines made by esteemed winemaker, Rory Clifton-Parks. Franklin Tate himself has sought out the finest vineyard sites in the Margaret River region to deliver superb, terroir driven, wines that showcase the tradition and longevity of the Tate name, but also a modern and innovative wine-making approach. The Chardonnay was one third fermented in fine French Oak barriques delivery a soft and creamy mouthfeel, yet still with varietal lift and fine acid balance.

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.

Pale yellow in colour with a restrained nose of stone fruit and white peach, struck match and notes of creamy oak. The palate is bold and upfront with a burst of peach, guava and melon flavours and a rich and soft texture building to a mouth-coating and full back palate framed by subtle toasty oak. Fresh acidity gives balance before a soft dry finish.