Mont Rocher Viognier

Mont Rocher ViognierEnticingly aromatic with the characteristic peach and citrus fruit associated with Viognier but with a touch of honeysuckle added. This dawn picked Viognier is rich yet refreshingly dry. Another example of Languedoc's versatility, this perfumed Viognier is, if anything, a little fresher than those from the Rhne valley further north. It still has the unctuous texture of great Viognier, with a ripe apricot flavour balanced by some freshening acidity.

The Karri Vineyard Semillon serves up lime

Picpoul literally translates to 'stings the lips'

framed by their hallmark mineral spine and refreshing (but balanced) acidity

Château Treytins is perhaps better known for its Lalande de Pomerol wine but since 1998 it has also produced a Montagne St-Emilion the largest of Saint-Emilion's satellite appellations

before spending four years in bottle before release

It's full and plush with a bright

well-balanced with a generous finish

gently smoky finish

Lifted aromas of red cherry

nutmeg spice and a supportive structure of soft

Fermentation took place in temperature controlled stainless steel vats at 25°C

soft cream