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A light, bright, smashable Pinot that’s all about easy, no-fuss drinking—best served with a chill and a bit of good company.

The Premium Pinot Noir from Bass Phillip is one of the most prestigious and collectable Pinot Noirs in the land.

The first Reserve under new ownership, this 2021 release bridges Bass Phillip’s past and future – same legendary vineyard, renewed focus, and precision of the highest order.

From younger Ginestra and La Morra vines, this is a supple, resinous Nebbiolo that channels Barolo pedigree with an open, everyday charm.

A finely judged Volnay 1er Cru from old vines in the heart of the appellation, offering lifted fruit and savoury depth with the balance that makes 2023 so exciting.

From a rocky, high-slope parcel of 1955 vines, this is a concentrated yet mineral Chassagne that easily justifies its “baby Chevalier” reputation.

High-altitude, rocky terroir meets Leroux’s precision to deliver a tense, mineral-driven premier cru with real personality and scarcity on its side.

Certified organic old vines across prime Meursault terroirs give a wine that marries generosity with a mineral edge, making it one of the sharpest-value entries into Leroux’s white portfolio.

From Mac’s southern Gladysdale site, this shows a slightly fuller, more approachable side to his Chardonnay while keeping the same precision and detail.

The youngest of Mac’s single-vineyard Pinots, Little Yarra shows a racier, tightly wound side that will reward patience in the cellar.

From one of the Yarra’s most important Chardonnay sites, this shows Mac Forbes at his peak – lean, focused winemaking letting a great vineyard do all the talking.

The most complete expression of Mac Forbes’ Pinot work – Ferguson shows why this small Woori Yallock site has become his flagship.

A powerful yet finely balanced single-block Shiraz from Koomilya’s original vineyard, showing the depth, savoury complexity and ageing potential that make it one of McLaren Vale’s most coveted releases.

From vines once grafted over from Gewürztraminer, this single-block Shiraz shows a lifted, fragrant side of Koomilya while still carrying the depth and savoury power the vineyard is known for.

Lighter expression of Hunter Valley Shiraz from a young gun Angus Vinden.

A rare, long-lived Bordeaux blend from Marlborough’s master craftsman Hans Herzog, showing depth, structure and serious ageing potential.

A site-driven Bannockburn Pinot from organically farmed, close-planted vines, offering savoury depth and quiet elegance.

A benchmark Geelong Chardonnay from the iconic old vines by the cellar, offering purity, texture, and vibrant balance in every sip.

A single-block Chardonnay that underlines Bannockburn’s reputation as one of Australia’s great Chardonnay producers - textural, focused and deeply expressive.

The finest Shiraz produced by Rory Lane from his best vineyard, planted in 1969.

A striking Vin Jaune from Jean-François Ganevat, combining nutty complexity and freshness in a wine that will age for decades.

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

A perfumed, finely etched Cabernet Franc from 36-year-old vines on Mount Canobolas, marrying violet aromatics with taut, cool-climate precision.

A great Tasmanian Riesling bargain. Fine, chalky excellence from the Apple Isle.

A fragrant, silky Hunter Shiraz from the Graveyard’s Vegas Block, combining whole-bunch lift with fine tannins and impressive finesse.

A small make release of this highly gluggable version of McLaren Vale Nero d'Avola.

Australia's most prestigious sparkling wine.

A smart, small-batch Pinot from two Central Otago vineyards, showing off both site detail and PJ Charteris’ light-touch approach.

An elegant, low-intervention Shiraz from mature Pokolbin vines, made by a winemaker with serious Hunter pedigree.

A bright, zippy cool-climate Riesling from Small Island, packed with freshness and made for easy drinking now or over the next few years.

Solidly-structured and densely-fruited Pinot sourced from the Coal River Valley in Tasmania.

Another great Pinot Noir from the beautiful Sexton Vineyard. Structured and concentrated, but with the signature Giant Steps elegance that we know and love.

The prettiest and most floral of the brilliant Giant Steps Single Vineyard Pinot Noirs.

Driven, taut Chardonnay from one of the cooler sites in the Giant Steps vineyard portfolio.

A lively, slightly wild sparkling red from the Ganevat family that captures Jura’s playful spirit in a pét-nat style.

A modern take on an Aussie icon - power reined in, detail turned up in the highly-rated 2023 release of the one and only Astralis.