Sam Trimboli brings you yet another refreshing treat inspired by his Italian heritage. His Saverio label celebrates a range of European grape varieties, some rarely seen in Australia and New Zealand. Pecorino grown in Central Italy in the Marches region and down through Abruzzo, yields stone fruit, just a hint of tropical notes, savoury, herby and nutty nuances, and a clean refreshing acidity.

For 50 years Julien Bouchard dedicated himself to making some of the finest wines in Burgundy. In 1955, without anyone to leave his winery and vineyards to, he chose Albert Bichot to take it on and continue his legacy. A wise choice – Bichot has been rated Burgundy’s best producer of both the region's red and white wines and a number of their releases have become great favourites with our customers. This new release is crafted from grapes from the sunny Mâcon in southern Burgundy, lending lightly honeyed fruit and a bright minerality, with lees ageing for an extra layer of complexity. Rounded and well balanced, it’s one to serve in wide bowled glasses with white meat dishes – creamy chicken pie or pork casserole – or panfried salmon.

Savour a newly released, freshly landed, classy Chardonnay (with a hint of Gris) from premium vineyards in Hawke's Bay, a region recognised as one of the best 12 best wine regions in the world. Why Seismic? Well, Hawke’s Bay is the most earthquake prone region in NZ. Between 1845 to 2001 there have been 20 earthquakes at magnitude 6 or greater. Nicolas Culeme is a French winemaker with multiple vintages in both France and New Zealand, including working for famous Domaine Paul Mas in South of France. He settled permanently in New Zealand in 2017. He makes this beauty using fruit from five different Hawkes Bay Vineyards, much of the fruit from elevated vineyard sites. It boasts ripe stone fruit aromatics with a hint of toasty oak and flint. It has a lovely creamy palate with flavours of peach and nectarine.

Enjoy a 91pt Single Vineyard Chardonnay from Hunter Valley. “A finer style of chardonnay with a core of steely acidity wrapped in textured fruit. Assertive lemony flavours define the close, yet fade more quickly than expected. Aeration and chilling help bring the wine to life, coaxing out the fruit, harmonising the winemaking and vineyard characters, and balancing the savoury elements. 91pts” (Toni Paterson, The Halliday Wine Companion). Briar Ridge has been a model of stability, and has the comfort of substantial estate vineyards from which it is able to select the best grapes. Winemaker is Andrew Duff.

Enjoy a very pleasing Hunter Valley Chardonnay with scores of 93pts and 92pts. For Sam Kim, Wine Orbit its "inviting" aromas are followed by a "… succulent palate delivers excellent weight and silky texture, wonderfully framed by well-integrated acidity, finishing flavoursome and delectable. 93pts.” Toni Paterson writing in The Halliday Wine Companion calls it “A ripe style of Chardonnay with excellent energy and freshness. Juicy white nectarines and sweet lemon, with a touch of warming spice on the close. Simple yet satisfying. 92pts”. John Lemann, in The Australian notices: "… a prim nose of lime, pink lady apple, lemon peel and lemon cheesecake, then a palate of lemon sherbet, peach, orange pith and woody spice, means every element getting the chance to shine." Established in 2009 by Bill and Vicki Widin, Leogate Estate once the prized vineyard of Len Evans, a pioneer of modern Australian wine, and is already a formidable force. Last year marked their 10th consecutive 5 Red Star Halliday rating, an extremely impressive feat considering they were established a little over a decade ago.

A beautifully balanced 94pt Sauvignon from Geoff Hardy's legendary K1 vineyards. The K1 Sauvignon Blanc vines are the oldest in the Adelaide Hills and are planted in a sandy loam area of the K1 by Geoff Hardy. “A very energetic and flavour-packed white wine that does justice to the concept of varietal character. Zippy and zingy, a little juicy, a perky acid line, lots of classic passionfruit, tart guava, green apple, cut grass and general leafy herbal inflection. Loads of perfume, pristine in fruit character. This is a delight and doesn't try too hard. 94pts, Great Value.” (Mike Bennie, The Halliday Wine Companion). The vines are spur pruned to a low bud number to increase fruit quality. This 2025 Sauvignon id described as “Lively and textural on the palate, it delivers flavours of stone fruit, grapefruit and cucumber, with a gentle edge of snow pea adding crunch and clarity.” Geoff Hardy’s great-great-grandfather, the original Thomas Hardy, first planted grapes in SA in the 1850s and was one of the founding fathers of the Australian wine industry. Geoff and his partner Fiona purchased an old dairy farm in the Kuitpo area of the southern Adelaide Hills in 1986 and planted out the first vineyard in the Kuitpo region.

"A rather lovely Prosecco… a pleasing, lingering style which is vibrant and clean… just 10% alcohol, meaning that a second glass is almost a must. 91pts" (WinePilot) from 4Star-rated Russell & Suitor. Alex studied viticulture at La Trobe and subsequently moved to Mildura. He made wine at Zilzie in '08 and then at Angove Family Winemakers before making his own wines from 2014.

This is an incredible summer white wine six pack, at an unbeatable price. The Sauvignon Blanc Bundle includes two bottles each of Lobster Reef Sauvignon Blanc, Stoneleigh Wild Valley Sauvignon Blanc, Te Rua Bay Sauvignon Blanc, superb wines to enjoy this summer.