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Clement Lavallee 45 Degrees 2022 Chablis

$104.99
This Chablis is the flagship. There's something very 'Raveneau' about this, their Chablis 45° (named after the steep slope of the vineyard), a wine with beautiful length, a perfectly balanced structure and subtle layers of orchard fruits and lightly-salted butter. It’s focused and richly textured, highlighting why Clément has become one of the fastest rising stars in Chablis.

Vgc Monnieres 2017 Muscadet St Fiacre

$48.99
Gold coloured wine. Fruity and extremely complex nose. Full and structured mouthfeel. The minerality of the terroir shows through, but is extremely well-balanced. Buttery finish. This is a perfectly balanced fine wine that is worthy of cellaring. It has an ageing potential of 15 years.

Pennautier Mademoiselle 2023 Pays D’Oc

$29.99
Clear, silky, yellow gold colour in the glass. Pale fleshy fruit on the nose; think peach, prickly pear, apricot. Floral hints. Round and smooth in mouth with a long, fresh finish.

Romiorange Sauvignon Blanc

$41.99
This skin contact Sauvignon Blanc pairs beautifully with light dishes - think fresh salads, goat cheese, or delicate fish like sole or plaice. It's also delightful on its own, perhaps enjoyed during a leisurely picnic or as an aperitif on a warm day.

De Martino 2017 Volcanes Chardonnay

$71.99
Off the bat this wine shows quiet elegance, a slow unfurling of white peach and ripe pear, followed by the lift of citrus zest, like lemon oil rubbed between fingertips. Just beneath that brightness lies something deeper: a soft touch of vanilla, warm butter melting on fresh bread, and a whisper of white pepper carried on a cool southern breeze. This premium new world Chardonnay stands up to our old world favoutires.

San Pedro 1865 2017 Sauvignon Blanc

$21.99
Perfect with oysters, ceviche, goat cheese salad, or Thai food with a citrus twist.