Other Whites

Wachau, Austria. Pale-Straw. A mineral nose with nuances of fruits and a hint of asparagus, thyme, verbena, green quince while still very grapey. The palate is fresh with light vegetal notes and pepper with well supporting acid and fine balance. Very elegant wine.

Veneto, Italy. Straw yellow with greenish reflections. Aromas of a vegetable garden in full summer - from tomato leaves to chopped peppers to nettle flowers to cut grass. A very decisive nose, although delicate...

Margaret River, Western Australia. Spotlessly clean, fresh and vibrant with bright grapefruit citrus flavours, hints of honeydew melon and lively grassy characters before a tangy, zesty finish...

WINERY RATING

James Halliday, Australian Wine Companion 2013

Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Nashi pear and pithy fruit flavours dominate, with lime zest and minerality, making the palate long and zingy. Some say Sauvignon Blanc, I say Arneis!

Margaret River, Western Australia.  The nose shows fragrant lychee, lime, lemon grass and stone fruit. The lychee notes and white nectarine provide a burst of flavour on the palate. The grape solids and barrel ferments add nice savoury notes and minerality. Overall a great combination of fruit flavours, fine acidity and a textural finish are the hallmarks of the excellent 2021 Sauvignon Blanc Semillon...

Margaret River, Western Australia. 70% Semillon, 30% Sauvignon Blanc. The Semillon portion provides notable structure and texture to the blend, and the barrique fermented Semillon/ Sauvignon Blanc portion adds length, texture and structure to the wine. The brightness and lightness of this wine make it a paragon of the style...

Santorini, Greece. The carefully selected matured and qualitative Assyrtiko comes exclusively from the vineyard of Pyrgos, justifying its big aromatic character...

Archaia Nemea, Corinthia, Greece. This lively, dry white wine has an intensely floral and fruity nose, with hints of rose petal and spice. A refreshing wine, with a crisp acidity and flavorful finish...

Nemea, Greece. These two dominant varieties have been compatible for years and come from neighboring regions. Roditis Alepou originated from the mountainous Aigialeia, in approximately 1000 m altitude and Moschofilero, originated from the Arcadian plateau can be always blended harmoniously...