919 Latin Collection Lambada is a fresh and luscious white fortified wine with bright citrus aromas and a smooth, candied orange and and honey flavour. Lambada is the perfect partner to comfort food on a wintery night: pears baked with honey and butter, golden syrup dumplings or creamy soft cheese.This wine does not need cellaring. Open it within a year, and consume within a month of opening to retain best freshness.

Immediately appealing and attractively bright and fresh, showing granny smith apple, lemon peel, pear and floral aromas. Is beautifully rounded in the mouth, delivering succulent fruit flavours with fine texture. Well supported by vibrant acidity and an elegant mouthfeel, making it lively and tasty. Fruit for this vibrant new release is sourced from "Kirriemuir", the 4th generation McPherson family-owned and Sustainable Winemaking Australia accredited vine estate in Waikerie, Riverland, South Australia. Perfect with seared scallops or a creamy risotto. "Impresses from the start." Ken Gargett, Wine Pilot "Here's a Pinot Gris with substance and texture and immense appeal." Ray Jordan, Wine Pilot Contemporary and drinkable, GUDILLY is sustainably made, and with the next generation in mind. Siblings Angus, Digby and Sally, each share their father Simon Sorby Adams’ passion for quality wines that can also make life fun. Their GUDILLY label – a mix up of their names – is a blend of classic and emerging varietal wines made from single vineyards in the Adelaide Hills, Adelaide Plains, Barossa, Clare Valley, Eden Valley and Riverland regions of South Australia.

Drawing its inspiration from the Bordelaise tradition of blending multiple compatible grape varieties; This Levantine Hill Melange Traditionnel Blanc is a complex, aromatic wine that is crafted for its ageing ability. It displays subtle fruit characters of blood orange, musk, ginger, apricot and gooseberry on the nose with well-integrated savoury oak and acidity on the palate. It has a textural silky finish. A perfect foil for Munster or similar washed-rind cheese.

Château Haut-Brion was the one and only estate outside of the Médoc and Sauternes to be bestowed 1st Growth status in the original classification of 1855. That reputation and standing has withstood over 150 years and can be tasted in what can only be described as 'blockbuster' white wine. A blend of 62% Sauvignon Blanc and 38% Semillon, this wine should be held up as the flag-bearer for all Bordeaux Blancs. Mind blowing texture is the trademark of 2009 along with superb flavours and aromas of lemon scented cream, orange skin and a touch of lanolin. The ageing propensity of this wine is not be underestimated and will last in a good cellar for at least 30 years.

Lumiere Sur Lie Koshu Hikari 2015 is fresh and mineral produced under the Sur Lie method. Green apple nose with lemon, and herbal aromas, light body but intense citrus flavours, and complex mineral notes. Subtle long finish. This is a wine that will lift up flavours of dishes.

Les Enfants Koshu Shiro 2015 is light with a soft aroma of pear and freshness of lemon or green apple. Very subtle character of oak is nicely blended. This is a well detailed white wine that pairs well with Sweet Miso Grilled Cod, Creamy Chicken or Camembert Cheese.

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.