The wines from Taylors are better than ever and their superb Riesling leads the way. Typical floral and citrus aromas leap from the glass and the palate is a mouthful of pure varietal flavour.

Annie's Lane from South Australia's Clare Valley produce a Chardonnay that has toasty nutty oak flavours that perfectly complement the rich melon, baked fig varietal characters of the grape in this soft, full-flavoured Chardonnay.

Enjoy a beautifully balanced, lush, ripe citrussy Verdelho with a hint of honeysuckle from the Strout Rd vintners, who have taken fruit for this from Langhorne Creek, where the grape thrives. Verdelho, originally a Portuguese grape – most famously grown on the island of Madeira, where it was first planted in the 15th century. It has thrived in various Australian regions, including sites in South Australia, Langhorne Creek in particular, and the Hunter Valley, where it can produce luscious but refreshing whites when nicely balanced as this one is!

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.

Made from a blend of Grenache, Mataro and Shiraz which have been matured under the Solero system using oak quarter casks. Grant Burge Aged Tawny is complex and nutty with a rich lengthy finish.

Bright Spring sunshine in appearance. Mediterranean in style, with hints of lime, pear, and crushed stones on the nose. Medium bodied, with punchy pink grapefruit zest, slightly salty, minerals with a snappy texture. Enjoy with an abundance of picnic food.

Bright citrus, green apple and white peach aromas with subtle hints of melon and gentle oak spice. The palate is clean and vibrant, with juicy stone fruit flavours balanced by crisp acidity and a smooth, lightly textured finish. It’s an elegant, easy-drinking style that works well with seafood, roast chicken and creamy pasta dishes.

Nose of honeyed flowers and a beguiling array of layered fruit. Caramelised pear tart and lime and cinnamon. It shows more commonalty with a Northern Rhône Valley white than its ancestral roots from the Mediterranean. Deeply golden in appearance with plenty of sediment in the bottle. Vermentino Many years ago when Jason Searle was helping out at Bass Phillip he came across Bill Downie. Bill and Jason realised that they shared some common ideals for wine. A friendship was then forged during viticulture studies , a passion for wine with definition of place and interest was often the bonding agent. After vintage in Italy Jason returned to keep working on a part-time basis in vineyards while Bill's star was on the rise making a name for himself as one of Australia's brightest young winemakers. Firstly at De Bortoli and then creating the William Downie wines, all this whilst spending the majority of the year in Burgundy. As Jason began to put some ideas in place to start making wine, Bill, now back in Australia, put forward the idea of making them together. Save Our Souls was born. The intention was to make affordable wine that was removed from the shadows of typical New World' wine making practices.