Portugal’s most popular Douro white wine and it is easy to see why. Vinified from grapes grown at high altitude (Planalto translates as “High Plains”) to retain freshness and delicacy in this hot region, this is a deliciously vibrant wine boasting ripe citrus and floral aromas.

Often quoted as the standard bearer for this variety in Portugal, Luis Cerdeira is the surest pair of hands south of the Minho with Alvarinho.
Soalheiro’s Alvarinho 'classico' is, vintage after vintage, consistently bursting with vibrant, sun-drenched fruit and fresh minerality.
Not your standard Vinho Verde, these wines can live for years, too.

A parcel of attractively ripe, textural Sem Sauv, showing some evolution but still holding up well thanks to the quality of old vine Semillon, 30% naturally fermented, and extended ageing on lees before bottling. Excellent wine for the money.

Named after speed skaters who would leap over multiple barrels in barrel jumping competitions, and just like those daring skaters, this South African Viognier is packed full of character, fermented in steel to get a pure expression of the aromatics of the grape. Apricot, orange blossom and subtle tropical notes of dried pineapple are in abundance and combine with a fresh grapefruit acidity leaving a long and refreshing impression on the palate.

What is unique about Franschhoek is the high but good acidity, according to winemaker Ryan Puttick. Expressive tropical aromas tinged with capsicum open up to attractive Cape gooseberry, grapefruit and pineapple fruit flavours balanced by a lively but gentle coated acidity that follows
through to a beautifully fresh finish of pleasing length. A hint of Semillon adds breadth and fills the mid-palate.

This is the entry level Chenin Blanc, one of three made by Kaapzicht (Cape View) which is named after its stunning views over Cape Town and Table Mountain.

Bouchard Finlayson's geographic location, lying within five kilometres of the cool Atlantic Ocean, offers the most ideal climate of the Cape for Sauvignon Blanc.

Savour the fresh and elegant Costa da Borneira Albariño, a standout white wine from the Rías Baixas region of Spain. This wine is renowned for its bright, aromatic profile, offering a burst of peach, lemon zest, and honeysuckle, with a hint of salinity that echoes the coastal terroir. Crisp and well-balanced, it is perfect for pairing with seafood, tapas, or as a delightful sipper on a sunny afternoon.

Clean, limpid yellow with glints of green colour. Medium intense aroma, touched by complex fennel and roasted herbaceous notes on the nose. Broad, silky and heart-warming acidity with exquisite balance and elegance on the palate. Rich and smooth with a long finish and slightly bitter aftertaste characteristic of verdejo grapes.

The result of a delicate harvest and winemaking process, Vines del Vero Gewürztraminer presents greenish sparkles on a bright pale yellow background. The aromatic palate is wide and heady, with a floral range remincescent of flower petals and exotic oriental fruit. The velvety attack and large amount of aromas on the
palate, along with its unctuousness, make this wine very unique.

A clean, fresh, fruit forward, aromatic white with great lively acidity. Green apples, mineral notes and a touch of peach lead to a very pleasant finish.

Bright, straw-yellow colour which does not give a sign of its time in the cask.
An open, complex nose in which you can find aromas of aromatic herbs such as fennel, citrus fruit (lime), stone fruit (peach) and slight toasted nuances.
A fresh wine on the palate with good acidity. Balanced and silky smooth with a very long aftertaste.

Old style white Rioja at a bargain price!

Albarín is a grape variety originally from Asturias and which spread throughout Cantabria and Castilla y León. It almost disappeared until 10 years ago when winegrowers began to replant it. You can still find vines that are more than 100 years old.