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This wine has a very elegant and fresh nose with lots of black ‘Fruit Pastel’ notes that gives it loads ofcharacter. The French oak makes a subtle contribution, lending the wine great complexity. In themouth it is very concentrated with excellent, smooth, silky and firm tannins. This is a well-balanced, fresh wine, packed with fruit in which the notes of blackcurrants, black cherries and spices are especially notable. It has a long and very persistent finish.

Tenuta Fertuna is located in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, an outstanding viticultural area quickly becoming known for its top-quality wines. This is Fertuna's latest white wine made from 100% Vermentino, simultaneously rich and textural but with elegance and freshness.

This wine is deep ruby in colour. Aromas of ripe black cherry, plum and liquorice emerge on the nose. Supple mouthfeel and velvety tannins give way to a juicy, fruit-forward finish.

100% Garganega. This wine is made with grapes harvested from vineyards in the historic commune of Monteforte d’Alpone – that with Soave, makes up the classic Soave area. The distinctive winemaking technology employed yields an elegant and velvety wine with a delicate almond-scented nose.

Founded in 1994, Torbreck Vintners have forged a fantastic reputation for the quality of their wines. The Struie is a blend of Shiraz from 80 year-old vines in Barossa, and higher-altitude 40-year old Eden Valley vineyard fruit. The varying altitudes and ripening patterns from the two sites results in distinctive varietal characteristics, complexity and freshness.

Torbreck Vintners specialise in Rhone Varietals, and this blend of Grenache, Mataro (Mourvedre) and Shiraz exemplifies their winemaking philosophy. Sourced from patches of withered, ancient vines over a century old, The Steading is a outstanding example of the quality that can be produced from historic cultivars.

Symbolic of Austria's Wachau wine region. Pure and natural, wet stone with apricot, peach and citrus spice characters. Refined and fruit driven.