There's a whole menagerie of flavours in one bottle, starting off with notes of peach iced tea that sharpen up into something a little more savoury and saline, with hints of balsamic raspberries, and a racy acidity. This one will just slide on down and before you know it, you'll be onto your next bottle!

Momento Mori Rosso 2020

Sauvignon Blanc leads the charge here, blended with 15% Chardonnay fruit to create an invigorating drop with an effortless line of acidity. Its limestone soils bring tension and definition to this refreshing wine.

Domaine des Huards Pure Cheverny Blanc 2019

PHI Lusatia Park Pinot Noir 2019

ARC Block 6 Viognier 2021

Allevare Amphora Sauvignon Blanc 2021

Savoury tomato leaf is met with tart red fruits, raspberry, and persimmon, all wrapped up with sappy spice. Grab a bottle to have with dinner tonight—you'll be in for the perfect winter night in.

BK Wines Gower Pinot Noir 2021

Jarrod Kiven Viognier 2021

Brachetto is the star of the show in this funky lil' Pét Nat from the Adelaide Hills. With juicy fruit characters of cantaloupe, orange blossom, and pink grapefruit we wouldn't blame you for guzzling the whole bottle in one go!

Architects of Wine Pèt-Nat Rosato 2021

Richard Rottiers Brouilly 2020

Egly-Ouriet Les Vignes de Vrigny Premier Cru Brut Champagne NV

Barbacan Valtellina Superiore Livel Nebbiolo 2016

Step into the Palomino universe and enjoy. Fresh, elegant and with a distinct saline character. Made with fruit from the lower part of their best plot "La Platera", its salinity and purity are clearly represented, due to fermentation in old champenoise tanks.

Muchada-Léclapart Univers Palomino 2019

From their best plot "La Platera" comes this pure expression with floral aromatics and notes of gunpowder that are typical of a large "Pago" (or single vineyard for our non-Spanish speak pals). Often reserved for sherry, it's the star of the show here with fruit from 60 year old vines and time in Bordeaux barrels. Lovers of Jura may want to consider crossing borders as past vintages have been likened to a Ganevat. This bottle is a perfect illumination of the Palamino grape—balanced, salty, elegant.

Muchada-Léclapart Lumière Palomino 2019

A nice rounded mouthfeel with a palate of stonefruit and yellow grapefruit, with subtle white floral notes. This has it all: texture, acidity and flavour are all present in harmony.

Allevare Yarra Valley Single Vineyard Chardonnay 2021

Floral aromatics lead to a darker palate of black cherries and fresh herbs, with subtle notes of red liquorice and some dusty earth. And if you really want to impress with your wine trivia chops, the fruit for this delectable number was picked at first light for ultimate freshness.

Lyons Will Pinot Noir 2019

Horse trainer-turned-winemaker, Alexandre nurtures his vineyard by hand and horse alone—but that’s not the only reason this winemaker is one to watch! The Gallus Cuvee is fermented dry but has a longer elevage in old oak so texturally is quite a serious and powerful wine. If you’re after something special, you’ve found it.

Alexandre Giquel Vouvray Cuvée Gallus 2019

Notes of tart cherry and raspberry conserve are met with a dusting of tannins and a lick of brisk acidity on the palate. This Shiraz/Sauvignon Blanc blend is aromatic, fresh and all good vibes and takes inspiration from the wines of Sam Vinciullo and Envinate.

Putabida Vino Shiraz Sauvignon Blanc 2021

Delicate, light extraction (like a Pinot) with a floral nose. Strawberry with some earthiness, salinity, lingering hints of Caraway seed, and nice tannins.

Terre à Terre Piccadilly Trousseau 2021

Nebbiolo leads the charge in this blend which uses grapes from the Sega family's vineyards in Valtellina, a valley in Italy's Lombardy region bordering Switzerland. Aged for 12 months in oak before being bottled. Lovely complexity, red fruit, dried herbs, and a lovely melody of minerality and smooth tannins. A lovely example of Valtellina Superiore.

Barbacàn Valtellina Superiore Jazpémi 2019

Nebbiolo leads the charge in this blend which uses grapes from the Sega family's vineyards in Valtellina, a valley in Italy's Lombardy region bordering Switzerland. Vineyards in this region practically hug the Alps.