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Created ‘between the seas’ (in Italian, “Tra Mari”), an elegant and light Rosé, sophisticated yet casual, born in the sunshine of the Salento summers. It shows floral and a saline note on the palate that bring us back to the jagged and sandy coast. Made entirely from Primitivo grapes, it is soft pink with hints of cherry and raspberry.

A fresh, grapey nose leads to a palate with lovely fruit flavours. Borgo Sanleo had just a hint of sweetness, making the finish is nicely crisp. Great value Prosecco.

Port Phillip Estate Salasso Rosé is another example of it not mattering what what Sandro Mosele turns his hand to, it is always meticulous and carefully made producing a wine of brilliance. Bright and sparkling in the glass, the seriousness of the winemaking is forgotten when the lift berry flavours hit the palate.

Intense ruby red colour with violet reflections. Complex bouquet with lots of red fruits. Full bodied, soft, quite tannic and harmonious. Ready to drink. Excellent with rich first courses, red meat, game and medium seasoned cheeses.

Nero Davola is one of Italy’s most important indigenous red varieties. Named after its historic birthplace around the town of Avola in southeastern Sicily, it is most widely planted in Sicily and accounts for the largest share of red wines produced on the island. Today Nero Davola is the primary grape used in the majority of Sicily’s best red wines. Colour - Deep red colour. Bouquet - Multiple aromas on the nose, especially notes of black cherry, spice and liquorice. Flavour - A lively personality with soft, long lasting tannins. Food Pairing - The high acidity that characterizes Nero. Davola means it will work well with any of your favourite tomato based recipes. For the lighter styles think grilled fish and light meats in Mediterranean style dishes.

Bouquet - It displays inviting scents of blackcurrants with hints of plums and herbaceous notes.<br>Flavour - On the palate it has particularly rounded fruit, underpinned by velvety tannins and with great length and persistence.<br>Recommended With - It is suitable for savory pasta dishes, red meat and fresh cheese.<br>Serving Temperature - 16 – 18 degrees C

VINEYARDS : The vineyards are situated around the towns of Ortona, San Salvo and Pollutri on the Adriatic coast of the Abruzzo region. Facing south east, vines are planted on a mix of clay and limestone soils and are trained on both Guyot and Pergola systems. VINIFICATION : Once the grapes were received at the winery, they were gently crushed and destemmed. The grapes then underwent a cold maceration for 4 days. Fermentation took place in stainless steel tanks at a temperature of 24 – 26 Degrees C for 8 – 10 days. This wine received no oak ageing to preserve the vibrancy of the fruit. COLOUR : Ruby red with garnet highlights. BOUQUET : Intense, persistent and fruity with a strong aroma of wild berries. FLAVOUR : Full bodied, well balanced, slightly tannic with a clean aftertaste. RECOMMENDED WITH : Excellent with all the typical courses of Italian traditional cooking. SERVING TEMPERATURE : 16 – 18 degrees C. AWARDS: Grand Gold Mundus Vini Best Of Show Spring Tasting Mundus Vini Gold Medal Berliner Wine Trophy.

Maschio's Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore is produced in the Valdobbiadene district of Italy. The wine is a straw yellow colour with green glints followed by an intense and fragrant nose with hints of candied citron and acacia flowers. The taste is fresh and charming with a fruity note. This Prosecco excellent as an aperitif and is ideal with light fish dishes, pastries and cakes.

The Adelaide Hills, particularly Woodside, is perfectly situated to produce quality Pinot Noir Rose. Carefully nurtured by the winemaking team, this wine is fresh and lively with lifted strawberry aromas. Serve chilled.