Gaja’s Etna project puts Carricante front and centre, offering a precise, quietly confident white that sidesteps the trends without compromising on intent.
A tiny production Chardonnay from a legendary Upper Yarra site, this wine sees Patrick Sullivan bring his hands-off Gippsland sensibility to one of Victoria’s most elegant vineyard voices.
From a remarkable volcanic-limestone site in western Victoria, this is Patrick Sullivan’s most brooding and structured Chardonnay - deep, textural, and built to make a lasting impression.
Sourced from one of Gippsland’s oldest Chardonnay vineyards, this is Pat Sullivan’s most generous and full-fruited expression - rich, structured, and rooted in volcanic soils.
Pat Sullivan’s flagship Chardonnay, this is the clearest window into his vision - pure, site-driven, and quietly confident in its place at the top of his range.
Jono Koerner channels a bit of family history and a whole lot of Clare Valley know-how into a textured, saline Vermentino that’s both generous and refreshingly crisp.
A focused, textural Chenin from one of WA’s most respected wine families, showing just how much character the Swan Valley can deliver when farmed and handled with care.
Peter Fraser’s first-ever varietal release of Grenache Blanc brings brightness, texture and value in a zippy Mediterranean white from Yangarra’s organic McLaren Vale vineyard.
A small-batch labour of love from one of Tasmania’s most exciting winemakers, this is Gewurztraminer done right - fragrant, spicy, and fresh, with none of the heaviness.
Ricky Evans’ meticulous approach to texture and balance makes this one of Tasmania’s most drinkable and food-friendly Pinot Gris, blending barrel and tank ferments for the perfect mix of freshness and depth.
A cool-climate masterclass, this taut, mineral Chardonnay reflects Ricky Evans’ patience in restoring this high-altitude, low-yielding vineyard to greatness.
From Ricky Evans’ warmer, sun-kissed Tamar site, this is a richer, more generous Tasmanian Chardonnay that still holds its nerve with brilliant natural acidity.
A sophisticated take on Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc, Te Muna delivers vibrant fruit with layered texture and mineral depth, thanks to its cool-climate, limestone-rich vineyard.