Fresh Imports

A deliciously flavourful and textural sparkling from one of Burgundy’s most exciting emerging addresses. Super value.

Lively Mendoza Malbec, organically-grown in the foothills of the Andes by Argentina's 'wine poet'.

A beautifully precise Mosel Riesling from the famous Wehlener Sonnenuhr, combining purity, power and the aging pedigree of one of Germany’s greatest vineyards.

Arguably NZ's greatest producer of Bordeaux blends, this is the perfect way to get acquainted with Te Mata's refined style.

Super smashable dry Prosecco which offers great bang for your buck.

A fresh, finely tuned Bourgogne Rouge from Burgundy’s rising star Domaine Les Astrelles – organically grown, naturally made and full of the clarity and charm that define this young estate’s style.

Unbeatable value dry Germany Riesling from the iconic and much-loved Ernie Loosen.

The ballistic Merlot-blend in the radical Radikon range. Super limited.

A bold, inky blend of Iberian varieties that captures both the grit and charm of the Cape.

A vibrant, site-driven Santenay showing lift, fine structure and great value from a domaine that’s really starting to make its mark.

An organic Montsant red made from Grenache and Carignan – easy to enjoy and great value.

Pinot Noir dominant Champagne from the region's first female Vigneron/Oenologist.

Among Italy's best, this is a single vineyard icon from a true Tuscan master. Structured for the cellar. Impressively dense, dark and muscular.

Luxurious Malbec from Argentina's oldest winery and one of the highest vineyards on earth.

Built around old-vine Aux Fourneaux and lifted by fruit from Saucours, this is a classy, well-balanced Savigny that shows Leroux’s touch and excellent value for a Côte de Beaune red.

A hidden-gem village white from newly acquired estate plots, delivering a beautiful core of fresh orchard fruit backed by a fine thread of mineral tension.

A fresh, elegant Champagne from one of the last family-owned houses, perfect for any occasion that calls for a glass of something special.

The pinnacle of the Mullineux range and a definitive Swartland icon - this is world-class Syrah that trades brute force for pure, high-tension elegance.

An easygoing, bright-fruited Barbera with loads of zip and just enough grip – not your usual Cape red, and all the better for it.

A crisp, finely structured white from Dijon limestone - clean, focused Chardonnay made with real intent.

The exceptional value entry-level cuvee from one of the most famous of all the great houses in champagne.

A vibrant, old-vine southern French red that keeps things fresh, light, and effortlessly drinkable with zero fuss.

A laidback but seriously high quality white blend from one of South Africa’s most thoughtful winemakers.

A classic Languedoc red blend – ripe fruit, soft tannins and simple, effortless drinkability from a long-standing family grower.

A great gateway to South African Chenin Blanc from three different parcels of old vine fruit in Swartland.

An energetic, finely shaped Pinot from the younger vines at Moko Hills.

A stony, high-altitude white from a 'sweet potato' field in the mountains that's basically a cheat code for high-end South African Chenin.

Crunchy, energetic South African naturally-made Syrah of rare elegance.

The first true 'home' wine from the icons of the Swartland - grown on their own remote farm and aged for nearly two years.

A fresh, dry Pfalz Pinot Gris with juicy fruit and crisp acidity, made for easy, everyday drinking.

An unfussy, mineral-driven Chablis from a long-standing grower who knows exactly how to let the vineyard do the talking.

An extreme example of natural skin-contact wine from one of the most iconic names in Friulian wine.

A poised, beautifully balanced Etna Rosso that captures the elegance and quiet strength of the Moganazzi cru.

One of the most popular Provence Roses from a giant of the region.

An old-vine Grenache blend from the Tourbillon family’s Plan de Dieu vineyards – generous, silky and pure.

A relaxed but seriously well-built blend that shows off Alsace’s range without overthinking the brief.