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Seikyo Ginjo is a Hiroshima style Sake; fruity and semidry. Uniquely the yeast used in this Sake comes from apple skin which gives a beautiful fragrance. A lovely apéritif.

This is one of the gems produced by cult winemaker Elian Da Ros, who learned the art of winemaking at the prestigious Domaine Zind Humbrecht in Alsace before taking over the family vineyard. This luscious red is a blend of half Cabernet Franc, with the rest a split between Merlot and Syrah and matured for 18 months in old oak. Drink young for the sheer enjoyment.

Campari is the perfect Italian aperitif with its distinctive dark red colour, aroma and pleasantly bittersweet flavour. Enjoy Campari mixed with grapefruit juice, ginger soft-drink or soda over ice.

Perfect for cocktails, De Luze VS Cognac offers floral and citrus note, orange zest and a delicate hint of oak. Soft and velvety on the palate, the finish is long and deliciously fruity.

Australian Spritz! Tart Davidson Plum and Rosella are balanced by sweet Aussie oranges and a hint of Tasmanian Pepperberry. Add a splash of soda for an easy Aussie spritz, or combine with a generous pour of sparkling wine and plenty of ice for a cool cocktail that will see you through a hot summer arvo. 700mL -15%.

The second wine of "crowd favourite", Chateau Potensac, Chapelle de Potensac was created and first sold by Jean-Hubert Delon with the 2002 vintage. This elegant, traditionally made second wine possesses beautiful balance founded on smoothness and freshness. Its terroir of fine gravel and clay sands can be found in various parts of Potensac's historical terroir, on the edge of the village. The 2016 vintage consisting of Merlot 75 %, Cabernet Sauvignon 17 % and Cabernet Franc 8 %, has been widely acclaimed by critics for its fragrant, lifted, fresh fruit qualities and approachability.

A very rich Armagnac, Tariquet VSOP impresses all who drink it, with the sheer depth and breadth of flavours encountered in the glass. You can understand why many connoisseurs rate Armagnac as the best value Brandy of them all.