Annie's Lane Riesling shows attractive varietal aromas of citrus and floral notes. The palate is crisp and focused, the flavours of lemon butter and honey framed by lingering acidity. Consistently one of the best value Riesling's available.

This exceptional Pinot Gris from Amisfield shows pronounced aromatics of roasting quince, bees wax and orange blossom. The palate is broad, complex, rich and textured while remaining elegant, with a dry finish.

Allandale from the Hunter Valley produce a lovely Chardonnay that has a great full body to it with nuances of peach and apricot and nice level of complexity due to the new American and French oak employed.

Clear, bright, pale straw in the glass, the nose is complex and enticing displaying fruit, perfume and evidence of its European winemaking. Honeyed fruit on the palate with a slight buttery mouthfeel, good acid, length and a very good lingering finish. Altogether, a very good wine.

1927 isn't the vintage, but it is the year these Marsanne vines were planted - considered to be some of the oldest Marsanne vines on the planet. That added vine age gives a layer of complexity above and beyond the already impressive varietal purity of the first label. Classic honeysuckle and lemon zest is underscored by a strata of richness and texture. Now sealed under a screw-cap, this Victorian classic is true to vintage, style and varietal.

Crittenden and Co have a firm commitment to provide the very best parcels of fruit while still delivering on their value-for-money ethos. Their vibrant, crisp and joyful Moscato is a great example of such with all its flavours of sweet musk, sherbet and fairground fairy floss. Not only a great wine to simply enjoy with friends on its own, it's also a great match for seriously spicy cuisine.

This is a great example of the popular moscato style. Fresh and grapey with a touch of spritz on the palate. Best enjoyed well chilled.

Refreshing on the palate, low in alcohol with a light carbonation Sweet Lips Hibiscus Pomegranate and Lime is white wine infused with all natural flavours. The vibrant colour and perfumed aroma is derived purely from the hibiscus and pomegranate. These inviting flavours are balanced and combined with a subtle twist of lime adding a touch of acidity. Enjoy well chilled - on really hot days try over ice and a touch of fresh lime.

Moscato, the perfect summer sipper or partnered with any weekend brunch, is a light bodied fruits driven wine. On top of that, Hardy's have delicately made this Stamp of Australia Moscato with a hint more of rose petals and sweet spices. Well chill before serve.

At the winery this wine is served on tap. That's how popular it is. Lighter in alcohol, and with green apple and fairy floss characters leaping out of the glass, this is sweet, fun and unashamedly easy drinking. Naturally effervescent and cold fermented it is made from old vine Gordo and Black Muscat.