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Cotes du Luberon are at the very southeast of Valley Rhone, immediately south of Cotes de Ventoux, where a number of local communes make wine in the same way as their ancient forebears. An eclectic cepage of Bourboulenc and Grenache Blanc, Vermentino and Ugni Blanc. Grapes are lightly crushed and pressed for a long cool fermentation in traditional open vats, a tenth is vinified in the luxury of new French oak barrels while being treated to a course of lees stirring battonage. Components are fined and assembled in the January after harvest.

$2299each $275DOZEN EACH DOZEN

Pale yellow hues. Delicate notes of fleshy white fruit, citrus and spring flowers, a nose of immense freshness and beautiful aromatic intensity. The palate brims with freshness, richly bound up in savoury nuttiness and crisp mineral acidity, balanced, seamless and spotless throughout, an aromatic and lingering, flavourful finish.

$2999each $359DOZEN EACH DOZEN

$2999each $359DOZEN EACH DOZEN

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$2199each $263DOZEN EACH DOZEN

$2199each $263DOZEN EACH DOZEN

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The racy mesoclimes of Eden Valley yield the nation's most elegant Riesling, redolent with majestic perfumes and defined by their remarkably clean, fruit filled palates. The Riesling of old vines go one further, achieving a measure of excellence which is as close to perfection as can be found in the world of wine. Named for the surrounding copses of native gum, Wattle Brae was identified in 1969 as a site uncannily similar to the delicate Riesling's native home along the precipitous slopes of the Mosel and River Rhine.

$2499each $297DOZEN EACH DOZEN

Pale straw, green hues. A delicate, bouquet of lime and tropical fruits, green apple notes, citrus blossom and talc. Fresh and lively palate of limes and granny smith, textural, crystalline, a tantalize of the taste buds, zingy and zesty mouth feel and splendid acid balance to fruit.

$2299each $275DOZEN EACH DOZEN

Sourced from low yielding sites which are managed to yield an exceptional quality of Pinot Gris. Slow ripening mesoclimes and a wonderful level of flavour development, extensive leaf plucking and crop thinning, produce a wine with great complexity and a lovely texture that can only be realized from harvests of the most concentrated fruit, subtle oak treatments, a judicious amount of malolactic influence and extravagant lees stirring regimens.

$2099each $251DOZEN EACH DOZEN Fruit is sourced from the Lawson's Dry Hills property at Waihopai Valley, the balance is picked off adjacent Barnsley vineyard and Dave Eatwell's densely planted hillside vineyard in Omaka Valley. Each site is separately harvested and handled. Grapes are picked through several passes and gently pressed, free runs are filled to fermenters, secondary light pressings are sent to older French oak barriques and puncheons for vinification. Parcels are inoculated with Alsace yeasts and stirred weekly to encourage rich autolysis. After several months resting on sedimentery lees, the best batches are assembled with the pick of barrel ferments into the finished wine.

Light straw yellow hue. Intense pear drop and honeysuckle, red apple and subtle creamy vanilla aromas. Medium bodied with gentle acidity, the palate is rich and round with impressive length and just a sliver of sweetness. Pear and red apple, citrus and poached pear combine with the mealy textures and flavours derived from lees stirring and barrel ferments to produce an elegant, complex wine.