Barone Montalto is a crisp and delicious Sicilian pinot grigio, grown at 500 metres on the north-east facing slopes of the Belice Valley. This exotic example of Pinot Grigio has a straw to pale gold colour. On the nose, fresh and clean fruity notes of pear, green apple and white peaches. The palate is true to the nose with a fresh acidity, coriander and lime notes followed by a crisp finish. Drink with shellfish or risotto.

Indicative of its varietal origin, the wine shows a unique, brass-like yellow colour. The aroma is a dynamic mix of bruised apple and yellow grapefruit, woven through complex yeasty notes. The textural palate is driven by a long savoury line of flavour, with the snappy freshness of lemon zest in support.

Audrey Wilkinson Pinot Grigio - First planted in 1866 by the pioneering Wilkinson family, Audrey Wilkinson is amongst the oldest vineyards in the Hunter Valley. Since 2004, the Agnew family have pursued a vision of making contemporary, modern styled wines

The friends in this French Alsace style blend are 'aromatic varieties', probably riesling and gewurztraminer. The colour is pale, the bouquet is sweetly fragrant and floral. A dab of sweetness, full, rich and satisfying.

A fruit forward Pinot Gris with pear, red apple and lemon. Medium bodied with a rounded mid palate and great acid drive to finish with a touch of minerality. The fruit for this wine was partially harvested from our Upton Run and Billi’s vineyards in the Strathbogie Ranges. After gentle crushing the juices was fermented in stainless steel using a carefully selected yeast to enhance primary fruit aromas. The wine was then matured in stainless steel on lees for three months to build more body and toast notes.

This great Pinot Gris from Mt Difficulty has aromatics reminiscent of a fruit cocktail full of stone fruit, melon and green mango. These characters are richly replicated on the palate, with a full-textured mid palate and an off-dry finish. Delicious.

Fresh from Henschke's Littlehampton site in the Adelaide Hills, there are little squeaks of telltale bronze tones around the edges, then pears and almonds before a scoop of lychees and a mouth full of bright acids and herbal aromatics lolling around within its typical viscosity.

This Pinot Gris from New South Wales' Central Ranges presents an elegant profile with aromas of nashi pear, complemented by subtle hints of white peach and citrus blossom. On the palate, the wine is graceful yet expressive, with a silky texture and zippy acidity. Fermented in stainless steel, the wine retains its pure, vibrant character, finishing with a delicate minerality. Best enjoyed during “Golden Hour” with your favourite people.