Other Whites

Chablis, Burgundy, France. Very pretty pale golden yellow in colour with light greenish glints. Bright, luminous and limpid...

Alsace, France.  On the palate, the onset is fresh but without excess, with a slight sparkling note. The middle mouth is fatty even while remaining dry. In the finish we find warmth associated with freshness. The length is average. This Pinot Blanc Les Princes Abbes is nicely balanced...

The Wachau, Austria. The Domäne Wachau "Terrassen” wines are sourced from the best grapes grown on the steep terraces of the Wachau. These high quality wines are vinified with conscientious focus on terroir and express the mineral character derived from the primary rock soils of the Wachau. There is no wine more versatile at the table! Pronounced peppery flavour and racy structure offer plenty of pleasant refreshment...

 

Heraklion, Crete. Pale golden colour. Medium intensity aromas of yellow and citrus fruits, which are combined with a little more intense aromas of chamomile, jasmine and spices. Full and rich flavour presenting the tasting characteristics of apricot and flowers. Very pleasant, balanced acidity and fine finish...

Heraklion, Crete.  The wine is fresh and not intended for ageing. Therefore, early consumption is recommended. The wine is pale, almost straw-like in colour, has a great aromatic and fruity expression which prevails in its structure and character. This wine retains its freshness due to the well balanced acidity, leaving a refreshing aftertaste...

McLaren Vale, South Australia. "Fresh and tangy citrus-driven aromas of Granny Smith, lemon verbena and lime peel. Clean and textural flavours with lemon and grapefruit, flanked by layers of fresh and oven-baked apples that build an appealing, fresh and creamy finish."

McLaren Vale, South Australia.  El Beyda and is a blend of Grenache Blanc (80%), Grenache Gris (10%) and Clairette (10%). The fruit is hand picked and spends a day in the press on skins. After which the juice is pressed into oak barrels for fermentation, where it stays on lees for six months prior to bottling...

Eden Valley, South Australia.  A beautifully textural wine yet a pure, clean, mineral finish. Chill and drink now and leave us to hold back some museum stock to see how it evolves over the next decade...