Spier Signature Pinotage
$19.99
Aveleda Casal Vinho Verde
$15.99
Aveleda is a large operation churning out big volumes of Vinho Verde, but despite its size, the wines remain consistently good and offer exceptional value. This is classic VV, crisp, slightly fizzy with lots of green apple and citrus. It's only 9% alcohol and as such someaht off-dry. It received 90 points from James Suckling!
Montes Sauvignon Blanc
$19.99
A very fruity Sauvignon Blanc! Prominent gooseberry flavours with hints of asparagus and a splash of vanilla. Good start to any occasion or meal.
Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio 375ml
$16.99
An easy drinking Italian Pinot Grigio in a half bottle size. Perfect for gift giving or a little cheers to start youir evening.
Rombauer Carneros Chardonnay
$69.99
Delicious and easy to drink, from one of the finest producers out there! Here's what Robert Parker's Wine Advocate has to say about the 2015 vintage: "a straightforward, fruity Chardonnay with some lemon blossom, moderate citrus fruit, decent purity and balance, but nothing special. Drink it over the next 2-3 years."
Greywacke Wild Sauvignon Blanc
$48.99
"This wine captures the passion fruit notes typical of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, then underscores them with a silky textural element. Hints of white nectarine and celery stalk add nuance to the long, white-grapefruit-inflected finish." Wine Enthusiast
Spottswoode Sauvignon Blanc
$68.99
One of the most iconic white wines made in California, the 2018 vintage is fruity and powerful with a bold acidity. The fruit was primarily sourced from iconic vineyards in Napa Valley including Stagecoach and Hyde as well as from Farina Vineyard on Sonoma Mountain, along with fruit from Spottswoode Estate.
Querciabella Chianti Classico
$50.99
From one of our favourite Tuscan producers - and a favourite of wine critics, too! A gorgeous, cellar-worthy example of what the Sangiovese grape can achieve in Chianti Classico. "Querciabella is located in the hillsides of Greve, one of the most beautiful corners of Chianti Classico. Proprietor Sebastiano Cossia Castiglione, one of the most thoughtful and conscientious owners in Italy, has quietly sought to ramp up the quality of his wines in a big way," according to Robert Parker's Wine Advocate. Try a bottle and see for yourself!
d`Arenberg Grenache The Custodian
$25.99
This wine is named "The Custodian" because of d'Arry Osborn's stubborn resistance at keeping vineyards planted with Grenache in the 1980s when the grape wasn't very popular, That move has since paid off as producer D'Arenberg now has just about 1/3rd of all old bush vine Grenache plantings left in the McLaren Vale and those vines are responsible for this wine which showcases plenty of character, bright acidity and plenty of fruit balanced by silky tannins.
Pair with wild boar, a mild curry or stew or ravioli,