Lifted, delicate, floral… if only we could find a creek with this running through it. The tannin is fine-boned, so be gentle. Great between bites of a deli-style sandwich on a park bench or picnic rug in whatever you can pour it into.

Gioiello Running Creek Pinot Noir 2021

Light, crunchy and so bright, with hints of raspberry and spice woven through. Obviously, this loves a chill.

Fin Wines Le Vin Du Rosier 2023

The drinkability factor has been turned all the way up in this number! A nice n' textural Pinot Noir from the Yay! (Yea) Valley that's juicy in the glass with hints of moreish rosehip. Sign us up for two bottles!

Fin Yay! Pinot Noir 2023

A little cloudy in the glass with notes of watermelon, strawberry top notes, fresh acid and a pinch of green pepper spice. It's impossible not to love this tasty little number from Pat Underwood.

Little Reddie Bootleg Red NV

Jaunt Friends Red Blend 2022

A beautifully polished wine with red and black cherry and a sweet core that glides across the palate elegantly before meeting a lick of oak spice and some tannins that fill through the back end. Deliciously silk and will play on your mind long after your glass empties.

Gioiello Jacks Fall Pinot Noir 2019

'Goulburn Valley Shiraz' could be wine speak for, light and summery, with this bottle. You can almost see the raspberries in your glass. This is an approachable step into the lighter crunchier side of Shiraz, & may even get Gamay drinkers on board. Amazing with anything BBQ'd.

Arli Wines Leggerezza Shiraz 2022

A crunchy, pure Cab Franc—expect lots of upfront fruits with a melange of berries, red currant and a mix of fresh and dried herbs. Vibrant, juicy and wouldn't mind a light chill on a warm afternoon. Coming from the Shelmerdine Vineyard, the fruit was wild fermented and left on skins for two weeks, before being pressed to tank, where it spent a further six months on lees.

Allevare Cabernet Franc 2022

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