No frills, no fuss, spring is here and you are on the hunt for the wine of your summer. Look no further than this cracking savvy b from the Limestone Coast that's fresher than the ocean breezes cooling this region down. Aromatic like a spring garden and bursting with elegant flavour. It's also easy on the pocket. It just fits so many purposes; mid-week cheeky, Friday knock-off, Saturday DnMs on the back deck. Sunday BBQ. You can't go wrong. And hey, if you wanna put ice in your glass — go head — this is a safe space. We won't tell.

The George Family follow a set of simple yet impassioned mantras; Grow nothing but premium fruit. Make nothing but quality wine. A pioneering Clare Valley estate with vines first planted in 1896, the George Family vineyard just five kilometres east of Auburn lives and breathes the region’s winemaking traditions. Bright and distinctive, this Clare riesling shows off a vibrancy of new world fruit, impeccably balanced with old world finesse. Citrusy acidity, peppy florals, and a crunchy palate all make for a ripping good time.

In his own words, Peter Drayton’s Anomaly Series, "revels in the divergence from the expected... crafting wines from varieties beyond those that have made the Hunter Valley world famous. Alternative varieties that are carving a niche for themselves, thriving and delivering with quality, consistency and verve". Well, this ripe little viognier is most certainly thriving. Tropical fruit, passionfruit and a careful herbaciousness mould together to create a mouth-filling, yet refreshing rendition of viognier. Ripe but not overly-so, this is a smart little wine.