The 2024 vintage of Hesketh Bright Young Things Sauv Blanc from Limestone Coast is a true gem from Hesketh Wines in South Australia. This wine boasts a pale straw color with hints of green, reflecting its vibrant and youthful character. On the nose, aromas of freshly cut grass, passionfruit, and lemon zest dance together, creating an enticing bouquet. On the palate, zesty flavors of grapefruit and pineapple are balanced by a refreshing acidity, making this wine a perfect summer sipper. The mouthfeel is smooth and velvety, with a long and crisp finish that leaves you wanting more. This wine is a true expression of the terroir of Limestone Coast, and its youthful energy is a testament to the skill of the winemakers at Hesketh Wines. Enjoy this Bright Young Thing now or let it age for a few more years to truly appreciate its complexity.

Enjoy this luscious, refreshing 'tropical fruit salad' Verdelho from the fossil-rich soils of the Limestone Coast. A native of Portugal, this sumptuous grape has really made a home for itself here in Australia. It’s a wine you’ll be seeing a lot more of as it makes it way onto the wine lists of the country’s best restaurants. Think ripe fruit-forward and rounded, but no oak and a zingy tropical fruit intensity. As refreshing as a Summer fruit salad taken straight from the fridge.

Luscious Verdelho from the rich soils of the Limestone Coast. A native of Portugal, this sumptuous grape has really made a home for itself here in Australia. As for flavour – imagine a sun-filled, refreshing bowl of fruit salad. It's no wonder the variety is gaining more fans.

Sip and savour a fresh and fruit-driven Limestone Coast Sauvignon, versatile enough to sip solo or partner a variety of dishes. Named after the famous Coorong an untamed wetland ecosystem inhabited by indigenous wildlife for over 6000 years (and made famous by the film Storm Boy). The Currong National Park that extends into the Limestone Coast. The region enjoys a strongly maritime climate and its grapes develop a delicious intensity as a result.

Sip and savour a fresh and fruit-driven Aussie Gris from the Limestone Coast, versatile enough to sip solo or partner a variety of dishes, including spicy asian fare. Named after the famous Coorong an untamed wetland ecosystem inhabited by indigenous wildlife for over 6000 years (and made famous by the film Storm Boy). The Coorong National Park extends into the Limestone Coast. The region enjoys a strongly maritime climate and its grapes develop a delicious intensity as a result.

Paracombe Pinot Gris shows lifted aromas, good flavour definition and balance. An attractive bouquet of pear and rose petal is joined by flavours of fresh nectarine, melon, honeyed pear, and flinty notes. Enjoy with antipasto.

Pronounced La Mas-kera, this label is named after the masks revellers wear at the Carnival of Venice held each year in Italy. In the glass: Pale straw.On the nose: Ripe pear and white melon. On the palate: Plush with a ripe mix of juicy white fruit with hints of stonefruit, a soft mouth-feel and fresh acidity to balance. This is more of a Gris style.