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Amoise 'Amphora Gris' Orange Pinot Gris

Under her Amoise label, Hawkes Bay-based Amy Farnsworth has steadily built one of the most recognisable ranges in the 'new wave' of New Zealand natural wine. Working with organic fruit and farming with biodynamic principles (often hand-tending her own rows), Amy's intention with Amoise is to make "delicious, digestible" wines without any additions - unfined, unfiltered, and no use of sulphur. Gris was the first wine she ever released under Amoise (in 2018); and six vintages and many accolades later, it's become one of New Zealand's best and most delicious orange wines. This latest release is no exception either! Hawke's Bay's 2024 vintage was strong, allowing the grapes to sit on skins for three and a half weeks, undisturbed, with barely a plunge. Pressed to hand-thrown Tinajas (traditional clay vessels, also known as amphorae; made by the León family in Spain since 1783) the wine has emerged characteristically delicious and a great, approachable example of skin-contact wine. Pair this with all sorts - from sashimi to fried chicken - or don’t - it works equally well as an aperitif. Tasting Notes Textural. Warm spice and ginger gives way to fresh pear, preserved citrus and marmalade, with a quinine, saline lift on the finish. Deep orange-amber in the glass, it’s equally fresh and complex. Winemaker's Notes "Made to be approachable to all and a pleasure to pair with so many different food types, from fish to charcuterie as well as spicy Asian inspired dishes.Besides being magical and fragile vessels all the same, I love the purity of fruit and intact expression that one can achieve by fermenting & ageing the wine in amphorae. No additions at any stage, including sulphur. The wine is unfiltered and unfined." Region: Mangatahi Terraces, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand Soils: Alluvial gravels, red metal, silt loamVariety: Pinot GrisHarvested: March 5, 2024 Vinification:100% destemmed3.5 weeks on skins, minimal extractionNo additions, no sulphur, unfined & unfiltered Alcohol: 13%

Angove Vineyard Selection Shiraz

The Angove Family are fifth generation grape growers based in McLaren Vale, South Australia. Producing a wide range of wines across all price points, this wine took our interest as something accessible that we could offer while our next Terroir Project Shiraz gets bottled - this wine is true to form and everything we look for in a South Australian Shiraz. Producer's Tasting Notes:Colour: Rich intense purpleAroma: Cherries, ripe raspberry, subtle spice and vanillin aromas come to the fore on the nose. Flavour: The spicy fruit flavours and deft oak create a wine of great enjoyment and balanceCellar Potential: Now - 2030Vegan FriendlyWinemaking: These grapes are brought into our Vintage House, the oldest part of our winery, and crushed into 70 year old concrete vats where the fermentation is initiated by the indigenous “wild” yeasts found on the grape skins. Careful extraction and short post fermentation maceration is followed by pressing. The resultant wine is transferred to American oak where the malolactic fermentation is completed before racking and maturation for 9 months. A careful assemblage is followed by minimal filtration and bottling. Vineyards: 100% McLaren Vale, the grapes were sourced from a careful selection of low interventionist vineyards across the stunning McLaren Vale region, from Blewitt Springs and Seaview in the North through to Willunga and Sellicks Hill in the South. The range of sites vary greatly in soil, aspect, and vine age, and when combine create a complex wine that refl ects the true, rich character of McLaren Vale shiraz. McLaren Vale fared well in a challenging vintage, due to the moderating influence of the Gulf St Vincent, reliable spring rainfall and and excellent water management; enabling the vines to grow unimpeded during hot spells. Yield was slightly impacted by a hailstorm during flowering in November, and a day in January where temperatures soared to 46.6°C, burning some leaves and fruit. Harvest was fast and furious and while quality was exceptional, yields were down by up to 25%

Atipico 'Under the Plum Tree' Chilled Red

As always, Under the Plum Tree is a field blend of organic Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Blanc, from a small block in Rapaura, Marlborough. The wine gets its name from the pair of plum trees that dot the centre of the vineyard, where winemaker Jordan Hogg allows the grapes to naturally ferment in small vessels under the trees, amongst the vines - a term he playfully calls vinsitu. The resulting wine is an absolute pleasure to drink. While light and fresh, it's front-loaded with intense cherry, raspberry and blood orange. The white grapes provide juiciness and structure, layering the wine with spice, woody herb, and delicate floral notes. The wine is expertly balanced (notoriously difficult for field blends) and complex while remaining very, very moreish. Grapes: 87% Pinot Noir, 10% Pinot Blanc,3% Pinot Gris Winemaking: Handpicked by friends and family on the 22nd of March. The grape clusters were placed in small fermenters in the vineyard block, under the autumnal branches of the plum tree.A gentle foot stomp on the bottom layer of fruit to release some juice was followed by wild fermentation beginning a few days later. A ferment influenced by the ambient temperatures, environment and season. After 9 days in the vineyard the wine was moved a few hundred metres to the winery to be gently drained and pressed. It was aged in old barriques for 6 months, before being racked with a small 40ppm addition of sulphur dioxide. Bottled unfined and unfiltered inSeptember 2024. A naturally occurring sediment is expected. Chill bottle upright prior to enjoying. Awards: Real Review Finalists for Rising Star of the Year New Zealand 2025 Viva Wine Awards: NZ’s Top 50 Wineries For 2025

Basket Range 'Hills' Chardonnay

From Adelaide Hills, South Australia. A fresher, zippy style of high altitude Chardonnay with great weight and texture from intuitive barrel aging.

Big Fizz Sparkling Rosé

2023 marks the third iteration of Big Fizz, one of our best selling sparkling wines of all time and certainly one of the best sparkling rosés we know of! This time round 2023 Big Fizz is made from certified organic Pinot Noir, Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand. Pale pink in colour, Big Fizz is the perfect sparkling wine to start a night on or keep sipping on all throughout the evening too. Ripe citrus, light red fruits, totally dry finish... it's fizzy, fruity and dry, and bang on what we want to drink!

Calrossie Vineyard Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc

From Marlborough, New Zealand. Calrossie Vineyard Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc delivers on all the hallmark traits that Marlborough Sauvignon is famous for; intense aromatics, fresh fruit flavours and a juicy, lingering acidity

Castilla Armado Reserva Tempranillo

An old-school Spanish classic, this Tempranillo shows off the benefits of both time in barrel and time in bottle. 2016 vintage. Reserva. Aromas of dried cherry, black plum, and fig unfurl alongside warm notes of cedar, vanilla, and sweet tobacco. Hints of leather, clove and spice to add complexity. On the palate, it’s juicy yet structured, with fine-grained tannins and a gentle acidity that keeps the richness in check. Flavours of berry compôte and christmas cake lead into a savoury, evolved finish with a touch of cocoa and sandalwood. Elegant, layered, complex, this is an old world classic red with depth, warmth and a confident sense of place. Served at a number of our favourite Auckland restaurants. This wine is full of soul. 50 CASES AVAILABLE. A ONE-TIME DEAL.

Champagne Marie Copinet Blanc de Blancs

Blanc de Blancs Brut is Marie's house-style Champagne, crafted from 100% Chardonnay this wine has richness, texture, purity and a mineral drive. --- APPELLATION : AOC ChampagneGRAPE VARIETALS : 100 % Chardonnay from 3 harvestsTERROIR : From the chalky slopes of Montgenost and Villenauxe la Grande. 40 year-old vines. Certifed by TERRA VITIS. Zero use of herbicide and insecticide.WINE MAKING : We use only grapes from our own vineyards, harvested by hand when natural sugar and acidity are in perfect balance. We use stainless steel tanks for wine making and large 50 hl vats as well as 300 l barrels for maturing our reserve wines. Natural settling. Slow wine making with as little intervention as possible. Our wines are aged on fine lees for a minimum of 10 months followed by at least 36 months in bottle in the cellars. We wait a further 8 months after disgorging before our wines are released for sale.FOOD MATCHING : A fresh, uplifting champagne, perfect for casual moments of enjoyment or more formal celebrations. With its pale golden colour and its mass of iridescent bubbles, the delicate, fresh character of the wine is obvious at first glance. The nose starts on notes of almond, lime, boudoir biscuits and grapefruit followed by aromas of butter and white flowers. On the palate the wine is lively and refreshing showing honey and ripe apples. A Blanc de Blancs that typifies the terroir and the varietal. ---- Today, Marie runs the estate, and with the help of her husband, cultivates 9 hectares of vines across three distinct terroirs: Côte de Sézanne, Côte des Bar, and Vallée de la Marne. All three classic Champagne varieties are grown - Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier - though Chardonnay (Blanc de Blancs) is what she is most famous for. The domaine has been certified organic since 2021, with a total of 10.5 hectares of vineyards (leased & owned) under organic management. Marie employs low-intervention winemaking methods, wild fermentation, extended lees aging, minimal dosage and extended élevage in bottle before release to ensure the wines best reflect the vines and their soils. Copinet’s wines span from the elegant classicism of her "house-style" Blanc de Blancs Brut to the more expressive single-vineyard bottlings, capturing the nuances of each parcel and vineyard in vivid, lucid brushstrokes. In a region where more than 19,000 growers sell the fruits of their labour to just a handful of large, corporate Champagne houses (such as Moët, Veuve etc), it is refreshing to support a small, indendent vigneronne who grows her own fruit to produce her own wine, thus embracing the true 'Grower Champagne' spirit.

2024 Chapoutier Côtes du Rhônes Rouge Grenache Syrah

Chapoutier Côtes du Rhône Rouge Grenache Syrah

Cotes du Rhones Rouge; a Grenache & Syrah blend, from Rhône Valley's most famous certified organic and biodynamic producer, best known for their wines from Hermitage.

Château Grand Village Bordeaux Supérieur Rouge

If you've ever wondered just how good modern Bordeaux can be - start here. The antithesis to the dusty tannic claret of old; this is perfumed, vibrant, and immediately appealing - while still carrying plenty of structure to age over medium term. The secret behind the phenomenal value of this wine is the family who makes it: the Guinaudeau family of the legendary Chateau Lafleur in Pomerol. While classified as Bordeaux Supérieur, the family refer to Chateau Grand Village as 'Lafleur's second vineyard'. The estate itself sits in Mouillac, a small commune on the right bank of the Dordogne, near Fronsac. The terroir is excellent - similar to Saint-Émilion - the bedrock is calcaire à astéries (literally meaning 'starfish limestone') referring to ancient fossil-rich strata from the Oligocene. This, combined with Lafleur's uncompromising winemaking, results in a lush, approachable and satisfying bottle of wine. Tasting Notes On the nose, it’s lifted and floral, with violet and lavender layered over blackberry, blackcurrant and dark cherry. The palate is lush and ripe with forest berries, strawberry, liquorice, coffee and graphite. The tannins are fine and silky, the finish is long and pleasantly complex. Winemaking The Guinaudeau family have introduced of many of the same vineyard techniques as their Château Lafleur in Pomerol. This includes tailoring pruning and de-budding work to each individual vine; along with crop thinning in summer, and de-leafing. Grapes are 100% hand-harvested and then carefully sorted and selected. The wine is vinified in traditional cement vats and aged for an average of 12 months in French oak barrels, 30% of which are new. After use, these new barrels are transferred to Château Lafleur for aging their Grand Vin and Pensées de Lafleur. Varietals: 75% Merlot, 25% Cabernet Franc Region: Bordeaux Reviews: 91 Points Jane Anson Always a name to look out for, this manages to achieve a nuanced, juicy feel amid the extreme conditions of the year, and you'll find an enjoyable delivery of plump raspberry and red cherry fruits, held in by austere tannins. Density builds through the palate, and this is a value pick. 30% new oak, 40% one year old, 30% two year old barrels. After a number of years of re-plantings, all Cabernet Franc here is massal selection from Lafleur, and half of the Merlot also massal from old Merlots from Lafleur. 92-94 Points Yohan Casting, Wine Advocate. Baptiste Guinaudeau and his team have produced a beautifully pure, perfumed 2022 Grand Village that bursts with aromas of liquorice, graphite, blackberries, pencil shaving, iris and fresh mint. Medium to full-bodied, seamless and fleshy, this outstanding wine is perfectly balanced on the palate with velvety tannins and a bright, saline finish. This is one of the very best Grand Villages produced to date, and it benefits from the sort of careful winemaking normally reserved for cru classé wines. 92 Points Georgina Hindle, Decanter. Soft floral aromas on the nose, delicate and gentle with milk chocolate, salty stones and freshness. Sleek and well framed, smooth but direct, the flavours drive from start to finish in one direction and movement. Juicy and plump, but controlled, not shouting. Acidity is well balanced - soft but cool with cola and creamy aspects and tannins that feel well supportive, not lean, sharp or plush. Round and complete, carefully controlled and feels confident. Has a strength but well positioned and finessed with lovely salinity. Drinking Window: 2025 - 2030

d'Arenberg 'The Dead Arm' Shiraz

The 2019 d'Arenberg The Dead Arm is a powerful, complex McLaren Vale Shiraz characterized by intense aromas of black cherry, mocha, and Kalamata olives, and concentrated flavours of blackberry and black olive, with a rich but balanced acidity and fine tannins. Named after a fungal disease that reduces vine yield while increasing fruit intensity, this wine is noted for its impressive concentration and ability to age gracefully for over 15 years. Tasting Notes Aromas:Black cherry, mocha, Kalamata olives, dark chocolate, black pepper, and hints of game or smoked meats. Flavours:Concentrated black cherry, blackberry, black olive, and nori, balanced with a rich but balanced acid line. Texture:Powerful with intense, pervasive tannins that are relatively fine for the wine's style, providing structure and length. Appearance:Bright, deep purple, with a glass-staining garnet colour.Vintage Notes:The 2019 vintage shows a balance of fruit and spice, with a restrained, approachable quality compared to other vintages.

d'Arenberg 'The Stump Jump' Shiraz

The nose opens with dark notes of black cherries and hints of cassis. The palate is loaded with black fruits, plums, mulberries with some aniseed and peppery spices. Fresh cherry and red berries. Fine and persistent tannins give this wine a sense of opulence. Very approachable in its youth. A wine built to drink in its early days. A wonderful expression of McLaren Vale Shiraz.Winemaking:The grapes used in this wine are mostly from very old bush vines, and underwent gentle crushing, traditional open tank fermentation, basket pressing and oak maturation prior to bottling.

Domaine de Chatillon Gamay Noir

Drive 2 1/2 hours southeast from Beaujolais and you arrive at Savoie ("Sav-wah"), one of France's smallest and least-known appellations. Savoie might be most famous for it's red variety Mondeuse, but here is a benchmark example of Gamay Noir and everything we know it for: juicy, inviting, dark red fruits - plush, spicy backbone - light, talcy tannins - incredible easy drinking. Domaine de Chatillon ("cha-tee-yon") is owned by Swiss-born investor and wine lover Ed Peter, who is also the owner of famous Australian estates Yarra Yering and Kaesler. Tucked away on the northern tip of Lac du Bourget, less than an hour south of Geneva (while still in France), Domaine de Chatillon is a small, quality-focussed producer making wines that are both varietal and vividly expressive of their alpine terroir. The wines are dry-grown, hand-harvested, and wild-fermented. Maturation is in stainless steel or concrete to preserve freshness and fruit purity. Minimal sulphites are used. With less than 1% of France’s total wine production, Savoie (“Sav-wah”) has long flown under the radar, its wines mostly enjoyed by skiers at Chamonix and the locals. Along with its neighbour, the Jura, Savoie is now seeing high demand for its unique, alpine wines that deliver purity, minerality and precision. Working with indigenous grapes including Jacquère and Mondeuse, alongside Gamay and Pinot Noir - the wines are clean, expressive and mineral, serving as a lucid expression of the region’s unique high-altitude terroir.

Domaine de Chatillon Jacquere

Jacquère ("jac-kerr") is a white grape variety indigenous to the Savoie. Jacquère has a light, white floral aroma which opens up to a richer, more stonefruity palate. Alpine white at its finest, this wine is mineral and flinty and is a brilliant aperitif or light fresh white wine to start an evening on. Domaine de Chatillon ("cha-tee-yon") is owned by Swiss-born investor and wine lover Ed Peter, who is also the owner of famous Australian estates Yarra Yering and Kaesler. Tucked away on the northern tip of Lac du Bourget, less than an hour south of Geneva (while still in France), Domaine de Chatillon is a small, quality-focussed producer making wines that are both varietal and vividly expressive of their alpine terroir. The wines are dry-grown, hand-harvested, and wild-fermented. Maturation is in stainless steel or concrete to preserve freshness and fruit purity. Minimal sulphites are used. With less than 1% of France’s total wine production, Savoie (“Sav-wah”) has long flown under the radar, its wines mostly enjoyed by skiers at Chamonix and the locals. Along with its neighbour, the Jura, Savoie is now seeing high demand for its unique, alpine wines that deliver purity, minerality and precision. Working with indigenous grapes including Jacquère and Mondeuse, alongside Gamay and Pinot Noir - the wines are clean, expressive and mineral, serving as a lucid expression of the region’s unique high-altitude terroir.

Domaine de Chatillon Mondeuse

While the Savoie is best known for Chamonix, Courchevel, Fondue and Mont Blanc, in the wine world it is best known for Mondeuse. Remarkably similar (though not related) to Syrah, this wine is all about violets, raspberry, cacao and a pinch of white pepper. Deep, juicy and vibrant, this is a plush, long, easy going red that you could drink all night without ever getting bored. Dark red fruits, complex spicy-woody aromas and the Savoie's hallmark high-altitude acidity, these wines are incredibly interesting and unique. Domaine de Chatillon ("cha-tee-yon") is owned by Swiss-born investor and wine lover Ed Peter, who is also the owner of famous Australian estates Yarra Yering and Kaesler. Tucked away on the northern tip of Lac du Bourget, less than an hour south of Geneva (while still in France), Domaine de Chatillon is a small, quality-focussed producer making wines that are both varietal and vividly expressive of their alpine terroir. The wines are dry-grown, hand-harvested, and wild-fermented. Maturation is in stainless steel or concrete to preserve freshness and fruit purity. Minimal sulphites are used. With less than 1% of France’s total wine production, Savoie (“Sav-wah”) has long flown under the radar, its wines mostly enjoyed by skiers at Chamonix and the locals. Along with its neighbour, the Jura, Savoie is now seeing high demand for its unique, alpine wines that deliver purity, minerality and precision. Working with indigenous grapes including Jacquère and Mondeuse, alongside Gamay and Pinot Noir - the wines are clean, expressive and mineral, serving as a lucid expression of the region’s unique high-altitude terroir.

Domaine de Chatillon Rosé

Made from Gamay Noir, this is a rosé with richness and real fruit flavour, while retaining minerality and freshness too. Strawberry, cherry and pomegranate, with a hint of funk and spice. Really unique; high-altitude, old-vine Gamay Noir Rosé from the French Alps. Domaine de Chatillon ("cha-tee-yon") is owned by Swiss-born investor and wine lover Ed Peter, who is also the owner of famous Australian estates Yarra Yering and Kaesler. Tucked away on the northern tip of Lac du Bourget, less than an hour south of Geneva (while still in France), Domaine de Chatillon is a small, quality-focussed producer making wines that are both varietal and vividly expressive of their alpine terroir. The wines are dry-grown, hand-harvested, and wild-fermented. Maturation is in stainless steel or concrete to preserve freshness and fruit purity. Minimal sulphites are used. With less than 1% of France’s total wine production, Savoie (“Sav-wah”) has long flown under the radar, its wines mostly enjoyed by skiers at Chamonix and the locals. Along with its neighbour, the Jura, Savoie is now seeing high demand for its unique, alpine wines that deliver purity, minerality and precision. Working with indigenous grapes including Jacquère and Mondeuse, alongside Gamay and Pinot Noir - the wines are clean, expressive and mineral, serving as a lucid expression of the region’s unique high-altitude terroir.

Emma Marris Chardonnay

About Emma Emma Marris is a professionally trained winemaker and 3rd generation from the pioneering Marris family, who founded Wither Hills and now own Leefield Station and The Ned Wines. Emma graduated with First Class Honours from the University of Adelaide before returning to work as winemaker for the family, while also having travelled abroad doing vintages in Bordeaux and in Oregon. With fruit sourced entirely from Leefield Station, Emma set out to start her own label in 2022, first with Sauvignon Blanc, then Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Emma's own label allows her the creative freedom to trial new techniques and methods, work with small select parcels from specific sites and terroirs, and cut her own path with wines unique to the rest of the family. All of Emma's own wines have won numerous awards in both New Zealand and overseas. Origin Leefield Station Vineyard - Waihopai Valley, Marlborough, New Zealand. Variety 100% Chardonnay. Vintage Vintage 2024 will be remembered for being one of Marlborough’s smaller vintages but also for producing exceptional fruit quality. Despite a dry winter and resulting low ground moisture levels, full dams and positive river flows supplied essential soil moisture for the start of the growing season with budburst in mid-September. Minimal frosts occurred, and though November and December were warm, below-average temperatures potentially contributed to the smaller vintage. From December to February, temperatures rose sharply, accompanied by above-average sunshine and below-average rainfall, leading to drought concerns and an early start to harvest.Perfect weather aided steady picking from February until mid-April, allowing fruit to be picked in perfect condition at peak ripeness delivering consistent levels of concentration and complexity of flavour. Winemaking These Chardonnay grapes came from a selection of clones grown on our Leefield Station Vineyard in the Waihopai Valley. Hand-harvested and whole bunch pressed, the resulting juices were fermented on full solids in carefully selected French oak barrels. The young wines were left to mature on full yeast lees for a period of 10 months, with occasional stirring to build palate weight. As the weather warmed in early spring, the barrelswere encouraged to go through malolactic fermentation to soften the acidity. This wine was blended and filtered in late summer before bottling in March 2025. AnalysisAlcohol 14.0%pH 3.18Titratable Acidity 6.4g/LResidual Sugar 1g/LVegan Certified Tasting Note Aromas of orange blossom, yuzu, and marmalade rise over a subtle backdrop of buttered brioche. The palate unfolds with layers of white peach and a tropical nuance,while flinty minerality adds purity and tension. Supportive oak and a whisper of sandalwood lend warmth and depth, without overshadowing the fruit. Food Matching A perfect pairing for spaghettini with mussels, prawns and chilli bisque – this Chardonnay will enhance the dish’s bold flavours while complementing the seafood’s natural sweetness. Cellaring Potential Best drinking from 2025 through to 2030.

Emma Marris Pinot Noir

From Marlborough, New Zealand. Third generation wine maker Emma Marris has crafted her own range of bespoke wines at Leefield Station. Here, an opulent, spicy, textural Pinot Noir with graphite, cherry and mocha.

Emma Marris Sauvignon Blanc

From Marlborough, New Zealand. Third generation wine maker Emma Marris has crafted her own range of bespoke wines at Leefield Station. Here, a textural, tropical Sauvignon Blanc with hallmark concentration and acidity.

Huntress 'Waihonga' Amber

In Te Reo Maori, Waihonga translates to nectar. The 2024 Waihonga comes from the Osawa Vineyard in Hawkes Bay. Organically farmed, hand picked, 13 days on skins. This wine has a gorgeous Amber colour, unfiltered & unfined some natural sediment from the fermentation lees. Ripe peach, tangelos and ginger spice. It has a textured and dense palate with bright citrus fruit and ripe stonefruit vibes.

I Mori Sicilian Syran

Vintage: 2022 Vineyard Location: Sicily, ItalyTasting Notes:Aroma: Red and black berry fruits, plum, spice, earthy notes, smoke, and violet.Flavor: Ripe dark fruit, earthy qualities, rocky minerality, and spices.Body & Structure: Medium to full-bodied, with balanced acidity and supple, firm, velvety tannins.Finish: Juicy and elegantCertifications: Sustainable, Vegan Winemaking: Hand harvested, maceration for 15 days in stainless steel tanks, gently pressed and then matured in concrete tanks and large format 'Tonneau' oak for eight months. Suggested Cellaring Potential: Drink now till late 2028. Professional Reviews, Scores & Tasting Notes:90 Points - Cameron Douglas MS"Great colour and concentration, a bouquet of rustic red and black berry fruits, plenty of spice and earthy qualities along with a violet floral moments. A dry on the palate with a core of ripe fruit flavours many reflecting the bouquet. The earthy qualities increase on the palate with a stony almost schist-like taste. Fine tannins and an easy acid line dissolve into the palate easily. Best drinking from day of purchase through 2028" 4.5 Stars - Sam Kim, Wine Orbit"It's attractively ripe and fragrant on the nose with aromas of dark cherry, smoked game, and mixed spice. The palate displays silky texture backed by fine-grained tannins, making it supple and structured. 91 points"

Isabel Estate Single Vineyard Chardonnay

Vintage: 2023 Vineyard Location: Marlborough, New ZealandTasting Notes: "We produce our Chardonnay from the very first vines planted in the north-eastern corner of the estate in 1980. The intensely concentrated grapes result in a wine of elegance, complexity, depth and class. Characters of white nectarine complemented by intriguing gun smoke and flint, vanilla bean and French oak toastiness will delight even the fussiest of Chardonnay devotees." Variety: 100% ChardonnayClones: Mendoza, 95 and 548 Certifications: Sustainable (Most of their vineyards certified organic or in conversion to), Vegan Winemaking: Each clone was picked at optimal ripeness, all fruit was whole-bunch pressed, settled overnight and then transferred into a combination of French oak barriques and puncheons for 100% wild fermentation. Aged in barrel for 11 months where it underwent malolactic fermentation.Suggested Cellaring Potential: Drink now till late 2035. Awards (for this exact wine):Gold Medal & Trophy - National Wine Awards of Aotearoa New Zealand 2024Gold Medal - New Zealand International Wine Show 202492 Points - Erin Larkin, The Wine Advocate93 Points - Halliday Wine Companion

La Famille Bourgogne Blanc Chardonnay

From Burgundy, France. This wine has all the classic hallmark traits of classic white Burgundy. It presents as pale gold in colour with aromas of ripe pear, white peach and citrus. The palate is concentrated, juicy and round, with citrus and stone fruits and a touch of creaminess. The oak is well-integrated in both aroma and flavour. A crisp, fine line of acidity with a clean, mineral finish.

La Famille Brut

La Famille ("The Family") Wines are a handpicked family of wines from across the globe, chosen for their ability to express variety, style and region. In the mix you’ll find classics like a Bourgogne Blanc (White Burgundy - Chardonnay), a rustic Montepulciano from Abruzzo, and very soon, a textural Chenin Blanc from Vouvray. These are wines with story, structure and soul, and all serve as benchmarks in their category. For this release, importers and distributors Wine Diamonds have unearthed a special parcel of Marlborough Riesling, grown sustainably on a unique patchwork of deep clay and alluvial river stones. It’s this tension between the full-bodied clay and the mineral-rich stones that gives the wine palate weight, aromatics and acidity — an ideal foundation for sparkling Riesling. This is a Brut sparkling — that is to say it is dry - but this is far from lean or austere. Expect a wine that balances richness with refreshment: aromas of lemon verbena, grapefruit pith and orange blossom flow from the glass, while the palate is crisp, fine-boned, and zippy. There’s a lovely citrus edge and a clean, salivating finish that keeps you coming back for more. Light on its feet but with serious intent — this is sparkling with poise, charm, and serious drinkability.

2024 Lauren Langfield 'Langhorne Creek' Cabernet Franc

Lauren Langfield Cabernet Franc

Lauren Langfield may be a new wine label in Australia, but she is by no means new to the wine industry. After graduating from Lincoln University in Canterbury, Lauren worked in Marlborough and then Nelson before heading to Australia in 2011 where she worked as Winemaker for William Downie, then BK Wines before moving on to become the Manager and Chief Winemaker at Orbis Wines in McLaren Vale. Lauren established her own label in 2021 with fruit sourced from Gareth Belton of Gentle Folk Wines. In 2022, Lauren won 'Best New Act' in the Australian Young Gun of Wine Awards and then a year later she won the main award, the 'Young Gun of Wine'. Since then her wines have captured the attention of a number of Australian Sommeliers, being listed at some of Australia's best restaurants and sold in all the best wine stores too. Lauren is producing beautiful, well-made, fine wines from single varietals and single vineyards across South Australia and the quality and class of these wines is something everyone can enjoy. Tasting Notes: This Cabernet Franc reveals a delicate hue and a fragrant bouquet of ripe cherries, violets, and blackberries, with underlying notes of Black Doris plum. With soft tannins supporting a core of juicy red fruits— raspberry and cranberry—balanced by subtle herbal undertones and hints of graphite. A gentle floral lift persists through the finish, adding an air of refinement to this classic, nuanced wine. The destemmed grapes were fermented in an open steel fermenter, and handled very gently using daily pump overs and plunging. Transferred to mature French oak barriques after pressing, the wine was allowed to rest and mature in oak for 8 months. Grower: David WatkinsGI: Langhorne Creek, South AustraliaVariety: Cabernet FrancCertified Organic vineyard

2023 Lauren Langfield 'Macvale' Chardonnay

Lauren Langfield Chardonnay

Lauren Langfield may be a new wine label in Australia, but she is by no means new to the wine industry. After graduating from Lincoln University in Canterbury, Lauren worked in Marlborough and then Nelson before heading to Australia in 2011 where she worked as Winemaker for William Downie, then BK Wines before moving on to become the Manager and Chief Winemaker at Orbis Wines in McLaren Vale. Lauren established her own label in 2021 with fruit sourced from Gareth Belton of Gentle Folk Wines. In 2022, Lauren won 'Best New Act' in the Australian Young Gun of Wine Awards and a year later she won the main award, the 'Young Gun of Wine'. Since then her wines have captured the attention of a number of Australian Sommeliers, being listed at some of Australia's best restaurants and sold in most of the best wine stores too. Lauren is producing beautiful, well-made, fine wines from single varietals and single vineyards across South Australia and the quality and class of these wines is something everyone can enjoy. Tasting Note: "Lean and tightly wound, this year's chardonnay shows very characteristic lemon pith, white peach and pear aromatics. Further into the glass you'll find greater generosity, with hints of brioche, hazelnuts, and a lovely lemon curd and cream finish. The small-bunched Mendoza clone had a long, slow ripening period, which sings out in the chalky minerality and fresh acidity. Supported by the lovely ripe stone fruit characters, this chardonnay will leave you salivating. Handpicked fruit was whole bunch pressed and fermented with wild yeast in French oak barriques for 9 months, with some batonnage during malolactic conversion." Grower: Jack Burston and Rae Clark GI: Limestone Coast Variety: Chardonnay Clone: Mendoza Alcohol: 13.1%"

2023 Lauren Langfield 'Norton Summit' Sauvignon Blanc

Lauren Langfield Sauvignon Blanc

From South Australia. A richer, textural style of Sauvignon Blanc more akin to Sancerre or Loire Valley styles.

Le Glanon Jura Chardonnay

From Jura, France. Biscuity, toasty aromas on the nose. Initially you think you're in for a rich, buttery number, then one sip and you've got this incredibly concentrated lemon, lime, grapefruit flavour but beautifully balanced acidity too. Slightly creamy, slightly nutty, just delicious.

2022 Les Bardets 'Blanc' Mauzac Loin de l'œil

Les Bardets 'Blanc' Mauzac Blend

From Gaillac, France. It's a white wine variety with flavours of honeysuckle and citrus. Loin de l'œil is another native variety, but generally hails from the Loire, a little further north. Luscious, textural stonefruit.

Lucky Dip! 6 Bottles of White, Rosé and Red

Lucky Dip! Choose this for 6 different bottles of white, rosé and red wine!

Mélange 'Du Champ' Orange Viognier Pinot Gris

'Du Champ' is a skin-fermented field blend of 62% Viognier and 38% Pinot Gris, from Seresin Estate's famed organic 'Raupo' Vineyard in Marlborough. Vibrant and aromatic, this orange wine has fine, talcy tannins, ripe juicy stonefruit flavours and good acidity too. Hand harvested, the organic fruit was destemmed into an open-top fermenter, where it underwent 28 days maceration on skins before being pressed into aged French oak barrels. 10 months in barrel, then settled for a few weeks before being bottled unfiltered, unfined, and without any additions of any sort. Winemaker Harrison Eaton suggests decanting this wine to open it up as much as possible.

Muchada - Léclapart 'Lumiere' Palomino

From Jerez, Spain. Muchada-Léclapart Lumière comes from old vines of the native Palomino Fino variety with an average age of 60 years old. This fresh white wine is balanced and refined, with subtle aromas of green apple and citrus. It has a smooth, well-rounded taste, with a touch of salinity that adds a unique twist.

Paradise Prosecco

Paradise Prosecco 'Blue Label' is about to be discontinued! Moving forward, only Paradise Prosecco 'Black Label' will be available ($120/case). Order now before it's gone! Paradise Prosecco is a dry, fresh and crisp style of Prosecco with fresh citrus and stonefruit aromas and flavour and a long, dry finish. Paradise Prosecco has been our best-selling wine by number of bottles sold since 2022. Delicious on its own or when paired with Aperol or Campari in a spritz (it makes for a great cocktail as it is light, fresh and dry). Paradise Prosecco Blue Label offers the same exceptional wine as our Paradise Prosecco Black Label, but in a fun, more accessible packaging created exclusively for Everyday Wine. The Blue Label brings the same crisp, dry character with vibrant citrus and stonefruit aromas, all wrapped up in a modern and sleek design. While the wine itself remains unchanged, this exclusive label allows us to offer it at a more attractive price point—without compromising on quality. The change to a single label and crown seal (rather than the traditional cork and cage) keeps things fun and simple too.

Paradise Prosecco Black Label

Paradise Prosecco is a dry, fresh and crisp style of Prosecco with fresh citrus and stonefruit aromas and flavour and a long, dry finish. Paradise Prosecco has been our best-selling wine by number of bottles sold since 2022. Delicious on its own or when paired with Aperol or Campari in a spritz (it makes for a great cocktail as it is light, fresh and dry).

Park Wine Big Red

When a Pinot isn’t quite enough, Park Big Red steps in. It’s Merlot, mostly, but with a splash of Pinot Noir and Tempranillo to keep things interesting. It’s bold and mouth-filling while remaining exceptionally well-balanced with ripe red fruits, a touch of violet, bright acidity and smooth, fine tannins. A wine that’s full of flavour with tremendous carry. Effortless drinking.

Park Wine Chilled Red

Park Chilled Red is a blend of Nelson-grown Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Gewürztraminer and Marlborough-grown Pinot Gris. There’s some alchemy at play here, with the dominant morello cherry notes lifted effortlessly by the three white aromatic varieties. For grape nerds this is akin to a Loire Grolleau; light and fresh, fruit and spicy, thirst quenching and invigorating. Chill it down, sip it back, enjoy the ride..

Park Wine Fizz

From Marlborough, New Zealand. Park Fizz is a Pét Nat Sauvignon Blanc with a splash of Riesling. Bright, refreshing and seriously delicious. Think stonefruit, citrus and a hint of fresh herbs. Dry, zippy and perfect for sunny days.

Park Wine Orange

Park Orange (last year’s best-seller) returns as a skin-contact blend of Grüner Veltliner, Riesling and Gewürztraminer. Six weeks on skins. Dry. Floral. A touch of tannin. There’s lychee, guava and a touch of marmalade. Texture. Acidity. Tick.

Park Wine Rosé

Park Rosé is field blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Gewürztraminer. This one is all from Jos’s vineyard in Nelson. Provence-pink but a lot more adventurous than your typical pale pink drop. Front-loaded with fresh raspberries, cherry soda, even a few hints of woody spice, musk and a good lick of acidity to boot. Endless options to pair this one with food.

Park Wine White

Park White is a modern, almost avant-garde approach to the classic white blends more commonly seen in the old world. Intended to be equal parts light, rich, refreshing and textural. It’s crisp, aromatic and a little wild. This is Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer. Easy to drink, hard to put down.

Pyramid Valley North Canterbury Chardonnay

Pyramid Valley's 'North Canterbury' Chardonnay is from a number of organic vineyards across North Canterbury, rather than their single vineyard wines like 'Lion's Tooth' and 'Field of Fire' which are from their own estate. Slightly hazy with a lemony-golden hue. Complex aromas of grilled nuts, citrus fruits, florals and a hint of lemon rind. Mouth-watering acidity drives the wine with laser focus, flavours of citrus fruits, toasted nuts and a creamy texture gives the wine body and weight. A classic North Canterbury Chardonnay that is ripe and juicy, and even a little saline.Season summary A cooler season, with higher than average rainfall over the growing period resulting in lush, healthy canopies. The weather became dry and stable in late March/April which allowed for picking of clean, ripe fruit.Viticulture Old vine Mendoza Chardonnay from Waipara Springs on Omihi clay soils, planted between 1982-1990. One barrel of first crop Chardonnay from our Central Otago farm in Lowburn. Harvested: 1 - 14 April 2022 Winemaking Hand-picked and fermented with natural vineyard yeasts and aged in 20% new French oak barrels and 38% in a concrete Tulipe for 12 months before settling in a concrete Tulipe on light lees for a further 5 months. Bottled unfined and unfiltered.

Pyramid Valley North Canterbury Orange

This is a skin-fermented orange wine made by North Canterbury stalwarts Pyramid Valley. Comprising of 72% Pinot Gris, 23% Sauvignon Blanc, 14% Pinot Noir and under 1% Gewurztraminer, Muscat & Viognier, this is a richer, more-structured style of orange wine. Tasting NoteSlightly hazy orange hue. Lifted complex nose of spices and florals - almost campari like. An explosion of flavour hits your mouth with Christmas spices and orange rind, soft fine tannins coat the mouth leaving a savoury and moreish finish. A great match with aromatic dishes.Season SummaryA cooler season, with higher than average rainfall over the growing season with some warm sunny days interspersed, resulting in lush, healthy canopies. With diligent viticulture we picked beautifully ripe fruit in good condition.ViticultureA blend of four vineyards sustainably farmed, free of artificial chemicals or fertilisers. Biogro certified Course-Choi (previously Porters) Vineyard on Mackenzies Rd, the Biogro certified Good Family Vineyard on Georges Rd and the Fraher Vineyard on Omihi Clay soils in North Canterbury, as well as a touch from our Biogro certified Central OtagoVineyard in Lowburn. Harvested: 1 - 14 April 2023 WinemakingPrimarily whole bunch fermented for 12 - 24 days in open top fermenters with a small amount of Blanc de Noir pressings added during fermentation. Aged in concrete Tulipes, clay amphora and old barrels for 6 months without SO2 before being bottled unfined and unfiltered in November 2023.

Selection Massale Central Otago Pinot Noir

New 2024 vintage - just released! A plush, red-fleshed Pinot Noir from Bendigo, Central Otago. Bright, crimson red in appearance with sweet, juicy red fruits on the palate. Blackberry, Morello cherry and cacao dominate. Soft and supple mouthfeel with a long, persistent finish. Delicious and approachable now, but will continue to gain complexity over the next 4-5 years. Tasting noteA fruit-forward, savoury Pinot Noir with concentration of flavour, texture and richness. Vinification The fruit was hand harvested, with a small portion of whole bunches, and wild-fermented in stainless steel tank where it was gently macerated for four weeks before being pressed into aged French oak barriques where it underwent full malolactic fermentation and aging on lees for 16 months before being bottled unfiltered and unfined. Certification From BioGro certified organic vineyard. Sustainable. Vegan friendly.

2023 Selection Massale Marlborough Chardonnay

Selection Massale Chardonnay

From Marlborough, New Zealand. A rich, textural Chardonnay with intensity of flavour, structure, acidity and balance of oak.

2024 Selection Massale Marlborough Pinot Gris

Selection Massale Pinot Gris

From Marlborough, New Zealand. A luscious but dry Pinot Gris with fruit weight, aromatics and texture.

2023 Selection Massale Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc

Selection Massale Sauvignon Blanc

From Marlborough, New Zealand. A crisp, fresh Sauvignon Blanc with a concentration of flavour, great acidity and palate weight. Classic Marlborough in style, but with great aroma, texture and acidity to boot.

Slow Press Californian Chardonnay

Vintage: 2022 Vineyard Location: Monterey County, California, USAViticulture: Certified Green Sustainable Winegrowing (by LODI) Winemaking: Fruit for this wine was harvested, pressed, then cold-fermented with specific cultured yeasts to promote varietal intensity. It was then aged in oak barrels for 9 months (30% new) to further develop palate weight and mouthfeel before bottling. Winemaker Tasting Notes: "Brassy golden. Tropical notes of white grapefruits and white chocolate. Flavours of fresh apples and pears intermingle with notes of toasted vanilla and oak with a full bodied, creamy finish" Professional Tasting Notes: "Aromas of sweet pea, peony, lychee and white grapefruit pith. Phenolic grip gives the wine an edge which balances the fruit and floral notes" "A firm white, offering notes of citrus pith and apple skin that add an appealing framework, with a core of lemon-lime and Honeycrisp apple flavors" - Wine Spectator "Fresh fruits meets floral aromas." Rated Best Buy - December - Wine Enthusiast

Solaire Botrytis Petit Manseng

From Valley, Marlborough, New Zealand. A rich, opulent Botrytis-influenced Petit Manseng. A golden-hued, opulent wine with intense aromas of dried apricot, candied citrus peel, manuka honey, and subtle spice. The palate is unctuous yet lifted - layered with stone fruit, marmalade, and wildflower honey, balanced by zesty acidity and a long, saline finish. NB: 375ml bottles.

Terroir Project Chardonnay

From South Australia. A beautifully rich and rounded Chardonnay with minerality and freshness to boot! Concentrated lemon-lime citrus on the palate, some biscuity/brioche tertiary complexity on the nose and a saline, mineral, lingering finish.

Terroir Project Chilled Red

It's 2024 and Terroir Project are bringing the heat! Here is a super juicy, super invigorating blend of Syrah & Pinot Gris from South Australia which is just was summer time is calling for! This wine is bursting with red berry fruits, sherbet and sour cherry, while still retaining texture, freshness and acidity too. Terroir Project ("Tear-wah Pro-ject") is a new project of single-vineyard wines showcasing unique terroirs from around New Zealand and Australia. The wines are incredible translations of vineyard site and soil and in this case, a brilliant representation of the chilled red style we have all grown to love. Varieties: Syrah & Pinot GrisVintage: 2024Subregion: RiverlandRegion: South AustraliaCountry: AustraliaTerroir: Brown loam over sand and clayViticulture: ACO certified organicVinification: Whole bunch pressed, cool ferment in stainless steel tank, blended post-ferment then aged on fine yeast lees for 6 monthsFining: None (vegan friendly)Sulphites: Minimal addedAlcohol: 13% alc/volVolume: 750 mL