Raspberry red with pale pink hues. A pretty perfume of strawberry and raspberry fruit with hints of toffee apple and musk lollies. Generous with refreshing, sweet red fruits which mingle with bright, zesty acidity, flowing through to a lingering, crisp Granny Smith apple finish. Light and spicy Asian foods.

A very distinctive and immediately enjoyable Pinot Noir, this is a very juicy, raspberry-like, cherry-like wine with hints of strawberry and oak and a refreshing note of pepper spice towards the finish.

Chateau L'Escarelle's "Palm" Rose 2024 is a stunning representation of Provence's distinct and elegant winemaking style. Delicate aromas of fresh strawberries and vibrant citrus dance on the nose, inviting you to take a sip. On the palate, this pale pink wine reveals layers of crushed raspberries, juicy watermelon, and subtle hints of wildflowers. The mouthfeel is smooth and refreshing, with a lively acidity that lingers on the finish. The 2024 vintage showcases a perfect balance of fruit and acidity, creating a wine that is both complex and easy to drink. With its pale salmon hue, this rose is a visual delight that captures the essence of Provence. Enjoy chilled, preferably in the sunshine, to fully appreciate the beauty and charm of Chateau L'Escarelle's "Palm" Rose 2024.

Mrs Wigley was not the wife of Wirra Wirra founder, Robert Strangways Wigley, but in fact a neighbouring cat that took up residence in the winery open top fermenters. The rosé show aromas of fresh strawberry and cherry and a crisp palate of light spice and a lingering dry finish.

Michel Chapoutier continues to produce wines of unbelievable value and his Cotes du Rhône is the leader of the pack. For under $20, medium bodied reds don't get better than this.

This is a vibrantly aromatic and juicy, red fruited wine, with energy and a refreshing, tangy backbone. The long, spicy finish has plenty to keep you engaged.

Ch. Sénéjac is one of the better known Crus Bourgeois of the Haut-Médoc, located near to the vineyards of Margaux, just outside Parempuyre in the far south of the Haut-Médoc region. Sénéjac is a historic estate of 150 hectares, of which only 38 are under vine, and even in the middle of the 19th century produced 100,000 bottles, not far short of its modern-day total. It s reputation for making high quality wine blossomed in the 1980s and then in 1999 it entered a new era when it was bought by Lorraine Cordier, whose family also owned the famous St Julien property, Chateau Talbot.

Secret de Lunes is an organic winemade to showing the tipicity of the Pinot Noir varietal. Grown on a picturesc calcareous clay terrace in the warm, dry Mediterranean climate in the South of France, tempered by sea winds. Lively red colour shows expressive red fruit (cherry) aromas combining with smoky, flinty nuances. The wine is fruity, with a fine structure and supple tannins. Can be enjoyed slightly chilled on its own or with a large selection of meals : fish-based meals, vegetaria