Bound by Skin is left on skins for ten days before a couple of months in oak, and then time in stainless. The wine’s grippy with notes of Sandalwood, and brimming with delightful mandarine, citrus peel, and some fresh acidity. It’s perfect with all the things you want at a park hang; creamy cheeses, oysters, Tzatziki, good mates and a little boogie.

Arli Dookie Hills Bound By Skin Riesling 2023

There's lots of spice in the glass layered with sandalwood, crushed apple, and a wash of sea spray from the limestone in the earth and the salt of the sea.

COZs Pop White 2021

Hand-picked Semillon saw 34 days on skins and the result is deliciously textural. Jasmine, pineapple, and red apple meet a lil' hint of spice and salt. This is giving serious tropical vibes—drink it when you need a holiday.

Mobo Vino Bonnie Orange Semillon 2022

Here, he's taken destemmed Fiano and Vermentino, sealed it up for 45 days on skins, and pressed it to old oak for 9 months. The result? A stunning orange wine layered with notes of red apple, honey blossom, tropical fruits, and a lick of savoury meal. This sits more in the richer spectrum of orange wines, rather than the grippy, yet retains plenty of freshness. Yum!

Blood Moon Peau de Lune 2022

One of our favourite winemakers and songwriters. This one's a bit like him, chewy and structured with a lot of charm and promise, which it more than delivers on! Glass is predominately apple and lots of fresh acid, and apricot kernel all blossoming. Overt and full of personality—it's the sing-a-long-chorus-in-a-glass we've all been looking for!

Elmore Vermentino 2022

À L'Ombre is delicate through the nose with gentle scents of white flowers. The palate is slatey, salty and brimming with green citrus and the underlying gentle oxidative texture Auxerrois is known for. Macerated for ten days and aged for eleven months in old oak. Yes, we can help you find some cheese.

Yannick Meckert À L'Ombre des Jeunes Vignes en Fleurs 2021 / 2022

This aromatic drop is serving up sweet stone fruit, guava and a nice dollop of citrus-like acid. In other words, it's the perfect drop to crash a house party with—it's eager to hit the dancefloor though, so chill it down and open carefully, or at least not over the nice carpet.

Limus Pét-Nat 2021

Semillon Blanc takes the lead alongside Muscat, with portions of Pinot Blanc, Red Semillon, Reisling, and Cab Franc all joining the party. This drinks more like a fun orange wine than a rosé, with a mix of stone fruit, some phenolic grip from time on skins, and dialled-up freshening acidity!