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Beginning life as a crisp summertime white by iconic Australian wine figure, Trevor Mast, Four Sisters Sauvignon Blanc offers herbaceous and spicy fruit which delivers a crisp, well balanced wine.

Along with its award winning sister, the Jacob's Creek Sparkling Moscato Rosé shows sweet notes of strawberry and red berry flesh with soft, zingy acidity and spritz. A very crowd friendly bubbly.

Mainstay of the big Barossa red wine, Grant Burge produces a South Australian Shiraz with a slightly different angle. A luscious, yet delicately sweet fruited Shiraz with trademark flavours of red currant, ripe cherry and strawberry notes. In balance tannins and acid give a quite mellow mouthfeel that is perfectly suited a wide array of cuisine.

We are always on the lookout for the elusive low priced Chardonnay with character and richness, yet fine balanced. We've found it! A delicious stone fruit profile with minerals and really great poise.

Grant Burge, while normally known for full bodied reds, produce an exceptional sparkling here with an attractive nose of strawberry, stone fruit and biscuity notes leads to a richly flavoured, generous palate with a creamy mouth feel and beautifully crisp finish.

Our Wine Panel was floored by this. Beautifully balanced tropicals and white flowers were more than what we even hoped for, with clean refreshing acidity. Sensational!

A nice drop from Mudgee in NSW, Logan Apple Tree Flat Sauvignon Semillon Blanc is clean and fresh, with plenty of nice citrus and nut flavours. Offering terrific value for money, this is a great summer wine that you can enjoy with seafood or a light creamy pasta.

You're guaranteed to be in top company with this Pinot Grigio in a 2 litre cask. A crisp white wine with pear and apple flavours with a nice, refreshing finish. Goes great with seafood and chicken.

"The high prices paid across Australia for riesling suggests its long-discussed renaissance is now a fact, and the price of this wine is further evidence. From a small single block, its calling card is the perfumed bouquet and delicate, but long, palate with lacy acidity." 96 points, James Halliday Wine Companion, August 2017.

McKelvey Estate continue to produce wines punching above their weight and with Keith Tulloch as winemaker, its easy to see why. In the glass: Delicate pale straw with green highlights. On the nose: Energetic and zesty white and yellow melon with cashew and fine oak spice. On the palate: Finely structured with elegant white fig and white peach, dry, minerally acidity and long, fresh acidity.