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.

Wolf Blass has a long and illustrious history in the Australian wine industry. This lovely Riesling has a little sweetness to offset its naturally racy, citrus acidity, making it a perfect partner for spicy Asian cuisine.

An icon of the Barossa, Wolf Blass remembered through the fantastic range of value for money wines his winery continues to produce. The Eaglehawk Chardonnay has a bouquet that is lifted, tropical notes, peach characters, and subtle oak integration. The palate is medium weight, with rich fruit flavours and a backbone of supporting oak and crisp acidity.

McGuigan produce a flavoursome wine here with a soft, smooth, creamy palate. It has the great sweet tropical fruit and melon flavours of Chardonnay with a touch of caramel oak providing a lingering clean finish.

De Bortoli Sacred Hill Chardonnay has lifted stone fruits dominate the nose with background cashew and subtle hints of oak. A generous wine, jam packed with fruit flavour, finishing with lingering natural acidity.

Made in the sweeter style, this late harvest Riesling shows attractive grapey flavours with some refreshing citrus overtones. Serve well chilled.

Barokes Chardonnay Semillon Bin 241 displays a lovely bouquet of honey and gentle floral notes, a result from the subtle wine maturity which provides a distinctive peach aroma. Pale green in colour with golden hues.

Great value for money and quality wines. That's what Chancellor & Co are all about and their Moscato is a a joy to drink. Crisp and sweet with flavours of musk, sherbert and fairyfloss, it really comes alive when you pair it with spicy food.

A delightful Chardonnay from South Australia, Riverside Landing is rich with flavours of tropical fruit, apple and melon. This is a dry style white wine that is a good match with most food styles.

There's nothing fancy about this up-to-the-minute Chardy with bags of bright, bouncy fruit screaming 'drink me now'.