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Strelley Farm Pinot Gris

Strelley Farm Estate is located in the heart of Tasmania's Coal River Valley wine region and is connected to the historical town of Richmond by the oldest bridge in Australia, the Richmond Bridge.

Strelley Farm Pet Nat White

Strelley Farm Estate is located in the heart of Tasmania's Coal River Valley wine region and is connected to the historical town of Richmond by the oldest bridge in Australia, the Richmond Bridge. A blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Riesling and Gewurztraminer, the naturally sparkling wine displays bright passionfruit and citrus aromatics with flavours of lime, red apple and nougat.

Strelley Farm Sauvignon Blanc

Strelley Farm Estate is located in the heart of Tasmania's Coal River Valley wine region and is connected to the historical town of Richmond by the oldest bridge in Australia, the Richmond Bridge. This Sauvignon Blanc echoes the fruit depicted on the label. Pink grapefruit, lime zest and passionfruit creates a truly elegant example of this variety.

Days & Daze Sunswill Organic Pinot Gris

16 Little Black Pigs Pinot Grigio

St Annes Special Release Pinot Gris

Unlike most wines of the variety, our 2024 Special Release Pinot Gris is wildly unique, refined with minimal barrel aging to completely shift the dynamic of the blend.<br>Initial aromas show delicious characteristics of wild peach and crunchy green fruits like pear and apple, like a typical Pinot Gris. What really sets it apart is the notes of butter and vanilla on the palate balanced by a crisp acidity thanks to a short time in our French Oak barrels. When pairing with food, its complex flavours are best enhanced by sweet and sour dishes, roasted meat, or a finely aged cheese.

Holm Oak Tasmania Pinot Gris

Puppetmaster Pinot Gris

The Puppetmaster Pinot Gris 2025 is a stunning representation of Western Australia's winemaking prowess. This vintage, produced by the talented Puppetmaster himself, boasts a beautiful pale straw colour with delicate green hues. On the nose, aromas of white peach, pear, and nectarine dance with subtle floral notes, creating an inviting bouquet. On the palate, the wine delivers a harmonious blend of stone fruit and citrus flavours, balanced by a refreshing acidity. The mouthfeel is velvety, with a hint of minerality that adds depth and complexity. The finish is long and lingering, leaving a pleasant aftertaste of ripe fruit. This Pinot Gris is a true masterpiece, showcasing the Puppetmaster's skill and dedication to crafting exceptional wines. Enjoy it now or cellar for a few years to experience its full potential.

Small Wonder Landscape Series Tasmania Riesling

Enjoy a Tassie organic Riesling with lovely intensity of flavour with a seam of minerality, from 25-year-old vines planted in deep sandy granite soils. It comes from Tamar Valley's Small Wonder winery. Small Wonder came into being in 2020 on the site of the old Goaty Hill winery in the Tamar Valley. Viticulturalist Wayne Nunn and consultant Dylan Grigg oversaw the transformation to Organic certification in 2022, and the building of a state-of-the-art winery in 2024. Today winemaker Ockie Myburgh is at the helm.

Small Wonder Landscape Series Tasmania Sauvignon Blanc

Refresh yourself with a beautifully breezy, Tassie organic Sauvignon alive with tang and energy, from Tamar Valley's Small Wonder winery, set up in 2020, and certified organic in 2022. This is fruit-forward and very fresh, with appealing gooseberry flavours and herbal nuances with a note of ginger. Small Wonder came into being in 2020 on the site of the old Goaty Hill winery in the Tamar Valley. Viticulturalist Wayne Nunn and consultant Dylan Grigg oversaw the transformation to Organic certification in 2022, and the building of a state-of-the-art winery in 2024. Today winemaker Ockie Myburgh is at the helm. The Small Wonder website notes: “ Old vine Sauvignon Blanc in Tasmania is underrated. These vines struggle on the granite soils and have meagre yields but produce something extraordinary at this site.