A little bit grassy, a little bit classy. This is quintessential Adelaide Hills sauv blanc, bone dry, vibrant acid, zesty citrus and just a hint of those familiar tropical flavours. Anyone who's a fan of Shaw & Smith sauv blanc, we've found your new go-to. Sometimes a wine just tastes exactly how you want it to based on region, variety and vintage, this is one of those. No surprises here, just all the regional and varietal basics done really, really well. Citrusy, grassy and slightly tropical with racy natural acid and a clean, crisp, refreshing finish. A beautiful wine that reminds you why so establishments around the country have these sorts of wines as their go-to white. Even people who claim to dislike sauvignon blanc, won't be able to hide the glint in the eye that this wine invokes in the drinker. Drink now, it's too yummy not to.

Grüner veltliner seems to have discovered its perfect Australian postcode in the Adelaide Hills, and this Woodside sub-region stunner backs up that theory spectacularly. Should drink gorgeously over next two to four years while fruit vibrancy and textural magic remain firing on all cylinders. We like this a lot - another gem proving Austrian varieties can absolutely thrive down under when planted in the right spots with the right hands guiding them. Grüner veltliner's found its ideal Australian home in Adelaide Hills and particularly in the sub-region of Woodside. Don't believe us? One sip of this bad-boy will show you what we're talking about. This vineyard was planted in 2010 meaning it's really hitting that sweet maturity spot, fermented in five-tonne open fermenters, finished in French oak (20% new) for that little extra something. We end up with a deep yellow colour flowing into bright stone fruit, orange rind, walnut, pear and florals. A supple, seductive, creamy texture leads the way before the whole palate shifts to the spicy side of things with pepper hints, great length and fine balance.

Fruit-driven but not simple, elegant but not precious, crisp but not austere. This hits that sweet spot where approachability meets quality - perfect for any occasion that calls for something reliable and, of course, yummy. The nose displays beautiful notes of apricot and citrus that immediately signal quality fruit and careful winemaking. It's the kind of aromatics that make you lean in for that first sip with genuine anticipation. The elegantly weighted palate is what sets this apart. It delivers a rounded mouthfeel with smooth flow that leads to a crisp and lingering finish. That's the mark of proper winemaking - when everything feels effortless but you know serious skill went into creating that seamless experience.