Other Whites

Campania, Italy.  Fiano is a grape variety of ancient origins that date back to Roman times. In that period it was known as Vitis Apiana for the sweetness of its berries so pleasing to bees. After the hard period of the Sixties, during which we risked losing the ancient heritage of the native varieties of the province, the obstinate work of Antonio Mastroberardino brought back Fiano among the most cultivated vines in the province of Avellino, generating enthusiasm for the growing outside the region too...

Campania, Italy. Hints of chamomile, pear, ripe fruits and dried fruits on the nose.  The palate is fresh, mineral, structured and persistent...

Margaret River, WA.  A lifted and complex nose, with tones of passionfruit pulp and lemon zest intertwined with flinty notes of wet slate, with a subtle roasted almond character lingering in the background. The palate walks the line between savoury and fruit driven with perfection. The mid palate is subtle and fleshing with nashi pear and goose-berry...

Gisborne, New Zealand. With aromas of fresh lime zest and fragrant gardenias, this wine is softened by a natural malo-lactic fermentation which gives warmth and deliciousness to the taste. The wine will mature over a long time, yet now has flavours of fine wool and bush honey including quince and ripe bouche pear with a long tingling aftertaste...

McLaren Vale, South Australia. Pallid straw yellow, with light green inflection. Fresh lifted fruit nose with notes of melon and citrus and a slightly spiced edge.  Classic minerality and texture is complemented by refreshing balanced acidity rounding out to an elongated finish...

McLaren Vale, S.A. There is a richness and density of fruit on the mid-palate that reflects another year of our farming the vineyard, and lower yields. The textured palate is balanced with a mineral, saline edge and long, pithy finish...

Soave, Italy. Vibrant, light and fresh, this wine is as expressive as they get. Loosely translated, ‘mito’ means small, and in this context, it refers to this wine as being the baby of the Monte Tondo family, nurtured and made with love. It sings of ripe citrus, fleshy pear, pineapple and fresh white flowers. An endearing example of the beauty of youth. It’s bone dry and can be enjoyed all on its own...

Verona, Italy. The Monte Tondo vineyard can be found nestling in the gentle hills of Soave just a few kilometres from Verona on a slope overlooking the valley. Produced, from 100% Garganaga, are intensely perfumed with an unmistakable Soave character somewhere between florals and fruitiness. Delicious with desserts or creamy blue cheese...

Soave, Italy. Yellow straw with golden highlights and greenish hues. Floral bouquet laced with scents of exotic fruits, almonds, hazelnuts and mineral notes. The palate is full-bodied, and superbly balanced and harmonious and great minerality on the long finish. Great drinking now, it will improve with 1-3 years in bottle...