For over 20 years Banrock Station has protected our unique wetlands in the riverland and donated more than $6 million to supporting the environment. Banrock Station Partners with Landcare Australia to promote sustainable conservation by planted 100,000 native species each year.

Pale straw in colour with a golden hue. Delicious aromas of cinnamon baked apples, poached pear and hints of lychee. Delightfully fresh, the palate presents vibrant flavours of poached pear, quince, and honeydew melon. Fresh and very enjoyable with a texture that complements a wide array of cuisines. Enjoy with dishes such as fish and chips; sushi; pear, walnut and goats cheese salad; or spaghetti carbonara. As members of Sustainable Winegrowing Australia, we are committed to reducing our footprint on the environment. From our revegetation project, use of renewable energy, and wastewater re-purposing, we’re doing our bit for climate change. Sustainable Winegrowing Australia (SWA) is Australia’s national certification program that regularly audits our vineyards and wineries to ensure that we are striving for best practice in sustainability. It also allows us to benchmark ourselves against other wineries and collaborate for continual improvement. We have worked with our network of growers to ensure that our own vineyards and 100% of our family growers are SWA certified. What this means for you: You can trust the SWA trustmark as a stamp of science-backed, third-party audited sustainability program. A mark that stands for a high level of sustainable practices, helping shape the wine industry for a sustainable future.

The best modern Aussie whites offer an abundance of sun-ripened fruit balanced by crisp, zingy refreshment. None more so than Yarrunga Field, and the 2018 is as fruity and fresh as ever.

Long fleshy mouth-feel, citrus and pear feature on the palate with subtle cut grass and complex lemon blossom notes, well-integrated natural acid with a crisp mineral finish.

This is a vibrant red wine, with flavours of rich red and dark berry fruit. The finish is soft with vanilla oak and fine tannins creating good balance and length.

Like dancing joyfully through a field of ripe strawberries - but without the scratches and bug bites. Live it up get more strawberries in your life.

Spain’s Navarra is full of surprises, producing styles from traditional and oaky to the most modern and fresh. Flor de San Martín is certainly in the latter camp, a brilliantly zippy fresh white made only from grapes grown in high altitude vineyards in the foothills of the Pyrenees. Little rain and these dizzy heights mean lovely intensity of crisp fruit and lifted herbal aromas – flavours that are unique to the region. This white will really get the taste buds tingling! It’s from winemaker Gonzalo Zelayeta, who works his magic at the modern San Martín de Unx winery, founded back in 1914. From hand-picked (impossible with machines) grapes and cool fermented, this is a refreshing glassful. Tops with seafood, salads and lighter dishes.

A founding member of Australia’s First Families of Wine, Jim Barry is a legendary Clare Valley out t. Its wines run the gamut of styles (and prices) from the renowned Jim Barry Watervale Riesling ($20) through to the magnf cent ‘Armagh’ Shiraz ($325). Assyrtiko is a lipsmacking white variety originally from Greece, now grown in Clare, in this exciting first. A tantalising taste of Santorini, Australian-style – delicious! “Garrique bush and flowers bouquet; the vines have grown another dimension, as has the flavour intensity, which is almost shocking - sour lemon, fresh-cut herbs, red apple... 94pts” (Halliday).