This elegant Chardy presents a pale lemon to light straw hue. Fragrances of white peach, stone fruit and creamy vanillin oak flow off the scintillating nose, seamlessly moving to the medium to full bodied palate. The palate contains peach and nectarine flavours that fuse with creamy oak undertones, leading to a zingy finale. It pairs well with creamy pastas, chicken and pork.

Luscious aromas of grapefruit and lemon zest with hints of orange blossom and green apple. Fresh and juicy with layers of citrus, white peach and ginger spice that cascades with rolling sea salt waves towards a textural, savoury and super fresh 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.

An invigorating Sauvignon Blanc displaying notes of passionfruit, guava and herbal undertones. With less than 1g of sugar per bottle, this Sauvignon Blanc is lively, refreshing and vegan friendly. 100% Delicious…

Pale straw in appearance with a youthful green hue our Vermentino displays fragrant aromas of reveals fragrant aromas of orange blossom, poached stone fruit and a hint of lemon zest. The palate is plush and filled with generous flavours of honeydew, cantaloupe leading to crisp, juicy finish.

Rare Langhorne Creek Vermentino from Aussie wine legend Ben Glaetzer, who fell for the region of Langhorne Creek a few years ago. Barossa Valley’s Ben Glaetzer grew up in wine, his father Colin was winemaker at Seppelt, and his uncle is John Glaetzer, head winemaker at Wolf Blass for over 30 years. After graduating from Adelaide University’s Roseworthy campus, and a spell at Tyrrell’s, Ben went on to win a number of honours and titles as winemaker of Glaetzer wines. The Heartland story began in the late 1990’s when Ben became excited about the outstanding quality of fruit being grown in some of South Australia’s lesser-known regions, in particular Langhorne Creek, where he explored thoroughly along with some winemaking friends. Today Heartland sources all of its fruit exclusively from Langhorne Creek and makes mainly red wines. Ben makes them 100km away at his state of the art Barossa Vintners winery in Tanunda.