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Laherte Frères NV Blanc de Blancs Brut Nature Champagne

$113.99
Green apple, pear and lemon peel lead into chalk, crushed stone and a subtle smoky note. The palate is bone dry and tightly focused, with fine bubbles, citrus drive and a cool saline edge. Hints of almond, dried mango and preserved ginger add quiet complexity without softening the precise finish. An excellent aperitif, and a natural match for oysters, sashimi, grilled prawns or roast chicken.

Gómez Cruzado 2018 Cerro Las Cuevas Selección Terroir Rioja 750 mL

$112.99
Ripe blackberry and dark plum lead, followed by warm spice, cool menthol and a distinct mineral note. The palate is full-flavoured and supple, with generous black fruit carried by fresh acidity and finely controlled extraction. A savoury earthiness adds depth through the middle without obscuring the fruit. The finish is long and composed, balancing voluptuous texture with lift, spice and the firm clarity of old-vine Rioja.

Gómez Cruzado 2017 Montes Obarenes Selección Terroir Rioja Blanco 750 mL

$112.99
White peach and ripe orchard fruit open with creamy, honeyed aromas and a measured layer of buttery spice. Fine oak adds breadth while a clear mineral note keeps the profile composed. The palate is generous at first, then brightens through focused citrus acidity and a gently savoury, structured edge. Subtle bitterness brings definition to the long finish, balancing richness with freshness and an elegant, lightly austere line.

Cavallotto 2013 Barolo Bricco Boschis 750 mL

$112.99
Rose, violet and hibiscus frame dark cherry and raspberry on a finely layered nose. The palate is calm and linear, with fresh cherry, liquorice and mineral notes unfolding over firm, classical tannins. Sweet spice and savoury earth add depth without blurring the wine's clarity. Full-bodied yet poised, it carries notable energy through a long, persistent finish. Decant generously and serve with braised beef, truffle dishes or aged hard cheese.

Pierre Peters NV Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Champagne

$112.99
Built entirely from Chardonnay grown in Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Cramant and Oger, this is a tightly framed, dry Champagne with a measured extra-brut style. A portion of perpetual reserve adds continuity and measured breadth, while at least 36 months on lees brings depth and texture. Serve well chilled with oysters, sashimi, tempura, smoked fish or aged Comté at the table.

Champagne Charpentier NV Terre d’Émotion Brut Vérité

$112.99
Golden in colour, with fine, creamy bubbles and a poised, delicate nose. White pear, apple and peach blossom meet nougat, sourdough and a subtle mineral note. The palate is supple and vinous without losing freshness, building through ripe stone fruit and gentle brioche to a balanced, quietly persistent finish.

Black Chalk Wild Rosé

$112.99
Delicate pink in the glass, with lifted red berry aromas and a discreet pastry note. The palate is bright, precise and textural, balancing generous fruit with racy freshness. Extended lees ageing lends subtle breadth without dulling the wine's energy, and the finish is crisp, mouthwatering and composed. Serve with sashimi, maki, salty soy and ginger.

d’Arenberg 2014 The Coppermine Road Cabernet Sauvignon

$112.99
A poised Cabernet Sauvignon with violet, cassis and dark plum carried by a subtle minty lift. The palate is sleek and concentrated, shaped by fine, chalky tannins rather than sheer weight. Notes of baked capsicum, tobacco and cedar add savoury depth through the finish, while the fruit remains clear and composed. Decant now or cellar for further dried-fruit and cedar complexity.

B Cellars 2014 Maldonado Vineyard Chardonnay 750 mL

$111.99
Green apple, pear and key lime open with clean brightness, followed by nutmeg, subtle oak and a light coconut accent. The palate has generous fruit and measured weight, but crisp acidity keeps the texture focused and energetic. Citrus carries through the middle, while restrained oak adds shape without overwhelming the wine. Serve lightly chilled with roast chicken, butter-poached shellfish, grilled halibut or creamy vegetable dishes.

Radio-Coteau 2015 Lemorel Zinfandel Sonoma Coast

$111.99
Fresh red fruit leads with blood orange, rose petal, pomegranate and a cooling lift of mint. Racy and supple on the palate, the Zinfandel balances vivid fruit with floral and citrus detail rather than sheer weight. Fine energy carries the wine through a bright, expressive finish with excellent clarity and poise.

Quintodecimo 2022 Via del Campo Irpinia Falanghina

$111.99
Apple and pineapple lead, joined by wild flowers, aromatic herbs and a stony mineral note. The palate is fresh and polished, with clear fruit, measured weight and a gently savoury finish. Its balance makes it versatile at the table; serve with seafood risotto, grilled vegetables or roast chicken.

Yarra Yering 2015 Dry Red No. 2

$111.99
Blackberry and plum lead a concentrated, dark-fruited profile, joined by violet, pepper and savoury spice. The palate is medium-bodied yet weighty, with generous fruit, assertive tannins and crisp acidity held in a fresh, detailed frame. Poised and long, it suits lamb, grilled beef or earthy mushroom dishes.

Jean-Baptiste Boudier 2019 Pernand-Vergelesses Blanc

$111.99
Apricot, acacia and hawthorn lead an aromatic white, lifted by a fresh citrus note. The palate combines rounded richness with lively tension, keeping the orchard fruit precise and energetic. A pronounced mineral line and bright freshness shape the finish, giving the wine enough depth for roast fish or poultry while remaining graceful and finely balanced.

Martin Woods 2021 Koosah Vineyard Chardonnay 750 mL

$109.99
Yellow pear and honeyed apple open with white grapefruit, honeysuckle and a cool sea-breeze freshness. The palate is vivid and finely drawn, layering tangerine, lime zest and green apple over a stony mineral core. Cedary herbs and a light celery-seed savouriness bring detail through the middle. Juicy acidity keeps the texture bright and focused, leading to a long, clean finish with lingering citrus and orchard fruit.

Martin Woods 2021 Koosah Vineyard Pinot Noir 750 mL

$109.99
Red berry compote and dark cherry lead, accented by dried herbs, tangerine peel and a measured note of leather. The palate is supple and sleek, with darker fruit giving the wine depth while vivid acidity keeps it lifted. Fine tannins and a polished texture hold the savoury detail in balance. The finish is persistent and energetic, carrying red fruit, citrus peel and gentle earthy spice.

Scholium Project 2014 The Sylphs Guman Vineyard Chardonnay 750 mL

$109.99
Full and rounded, the palate is disciplined rather than overtly fruity, with layered secondary and tertiary character carrying through its considerable length. The texture is broad yet controlled, shaped by subtle tannic grip and an unhurried sense of development. Complexity builds gradually across the middle. The finish remains balanced and quietly persistent, leaving savoury, mature detail rather than simple sweetness.

Anthonij Rupert 2010 Cabernet Franc Franschhoek 750 mL

$109.99
Blackberry leads with oregano, cocoa, graphite and a distinctive fynbos lift. The palate is succulent and generously fruited, bringing dark berry depth together with cinnamon spice and a firm savoury line. Polished tannins hold the concentration in balance while fresh acidity keeps the texture composed. The finish is long and layered, lingering on black fruit, cocoa, spice and mineral detail.

Brezza 2012 Barolo Sarmassa 750 mL

$109.99
Rose, red cherry and raspberry open with star anise, clove and a gentle earthy note. The palate is savoury and tightly shaped, balancing ripe black cherry with bright acidity, mineral detail and firm, fine-grained tannins. Hints of tar, cigar box and dried herbs emerge with air, bringing mature complexity without losing freshness. The finish is persistent and poised. Decant carefully and serve with braised beef, truffle dishes or aged hard cheese.

Hewitson 2021 Old Garden Mourvedre

$109.99
Blueberry, raspberry and black cherry rise with heady spice, mint and a measured touch of mocha. Plump and silky on the palate, it balances succulent fruit with bright acidity and soft, spicy tannins, while dark chocolate and herbs add savoury depth. Generous without heaviness, it pairs naturally with lamb shank, game or slow-cooked beef.

Little Engine 2016 Platinum Pinot Noir

$109.99
Dark cherry and ripe forest fruit lead a concentrated, spice-laced profile, with oak adding depth without obscuring the fruit. The palate is fleshy and powerful, yet there is enough structure and freshness to keep it poised. Fine tannins carry the savoury, lingering finish. Decant briefly and serve with duck, lamb or earthy mushroom dishes.