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.

Margaret River continues to produce fantastically crisp, clean and refreshing Semillon Sauvignon Blanc blends and this is a market leader for good reason. Snow pea and passionfruit characters jump across the palate with a sublte finish to enable easy food matching.

Packed with vibrant red fruit characters complemented by subtle spice and whole-bunch stalk notes. Elegant weight featuring deep red fruits, supported by rustic, bold tannins. The finish is Long, savoury, and sophisticated.

Delicate pale lemon colour with a hint of green and bursts from the glass with intense rose‑petal, lychee and musk‑stick aromas, underscored by subtle cinnamon and green‑melon lift. On the palate it’s crisply dry yet softly textured, combining talc‑like phenolics with rose‑petal florals and a precise, linear mineral‑tinged finish.

Another multi regional wine from Peppertree, the Chardonnay is a blend of Hunter Valley 50%, Wrattonbully 35% and Orange 15%. The three regions make up a wine that shows lifted aromas of white peach and pineapple, a generously fruit driven palate packed with ripe fruits balanced well by subtle barrel ferment complexity, providing a long refined finish.

Domaine Paul Corneau is located in the hamlet of Bouchot in Pouilly- sur-Loire. Paul started with a family heritage of 5 ha of vines in 1977. Domaine Paul Corneau Pouilly-Fumé is generous and unctuous. Very appealing on the nose with notes of citrus (tangerines, oranges), the mouth confirms the first olfactory sensations and elegantly displays a subtle balance of fresh fruit aromas (peach, lemon, blackcurrant) supported by a silky, refreshing smokey finale typical of Pouilly-Fumé wines.

Orange is quietly making some of the best Pinot Gris in the country, and Printhie have it pretty well nailed. Their Topography range is about showing off the region’s cool-climate strengths, and Gris is right at home here. The high elevation keeps everything bright and fresh, while still giving the wine a bit of weight and texture. The 2024 vintage rolled along steadily and that shows in the glass – plenty of clean orchard fruit, a little savoury edge, and a nice, easy flow across the palate. It’s not trying to be flashy, just a well-balanced, versatile white that’s great with food or on its own. If you’re after a Gris with a bit of personality but still crisp and refreshing, this one’s hard to beat. 95 points"The beauty here is that no matter if you are a pinot grigio or a pinot gris drinker, this wine is of such quality that everyone would enjoy it."- Shanteh Wale (Halliday Wine Companion)

Bright golden with green edges color and Aroma of Peaches, cream and citrus. Elegant and fresh. Lightly textured with flavours of peaches and vanilla. Serve with an aperitif, or as an accompaniment to seafood or chicken.

Pale straw colour and aroma of aromatic tropical fruits. Elegant and crisp. Zesty flavours of grapefruit and citrus. Drink now whilst fresh. Serve with lightly flavoured seafood dishes such as garlic prawns marinated in citrus.