2018 Australia

This wine is a bin-end, discounted by 20%.
This fresh and limey cool-climate Sauvignon is named after Lou, Dean Hewitson’s wife.The fruit comes entirely from one of the highest single vineyards in the Adelaide Hills, at over 500 metres above sea-level. Straightforward and piquant, as its pale colour suggests, this wine combines the juiciness of melon with uplifting notes of fresh grass and blackcurrant leaf. Quite possibly the perfect wine for picnics, it will stand up to more serious fish dishes too. Drink now to 2020.
Stefania Masin, Buying Assistant (July 2019)

Rollo Crittenden introduced Italian varieties t this pioneering Mornington estate. Following in their father’s footsteps, today siblings (“hermanos” in Spanish) Rollo and Zoe are experimenting with Spanish varietals. For their Tempranillo, they aim to make a youthful easy-drinking style, where the primary fruit characters are dominant. The wine spends only five months in old oak to give extra complexity, without eclipsing its generous bouquet of plums, cherries and sweet spice. Extremely enjoyable now, this will drink well to 2021. 
Stefania Masin - Wine Buyer

Laden with lime and green apple, this screams of the Eden Valley. There’s a hint of petrol, but it’s more dialled back that others from this part of the world. It’s very citric on the palate with lots of fresh, zippy acidity. It’s an ideal apéritif wine, but one also perfectly suited to all manner of Asian cuisines. Very drinkable! Drink 2019-2025.
Fergus Stewart, Private Account Manager