#1 Caris Septempunctata Kremstal Grüner Veltliner

Flavours of spicy baked apple with a muted acid cut. Funny having a Wine at 6.15am at Heathrow but when you fly such a long way from Australia your body clock is totally out of whack.

Easily one of the best Gruners I've had at this price point. Demands constant sipping without the screaming acidity. And this lady bug crab is the jam. #thejam

This is a fun one. Classic Rheinhessen Riesling on the nose (petrol, nectarines and white florals). But it explodes on the palate. Petrol, apples, nectarine, sweet arugula, white pepper, lime zest, and a nice handful of honeysuckle. Man oh man, why aren't more people drinking GV?

Over performs!! Straight forward GV with lovely sweet green notes laced with tree fruits. Bits of white pepper and salt. Biased because I import this wine.

Very tasty, crisp apple, dry, light lemon and a slight spice on the finish.

Very delicious and crisp with a nice amount of acidity and sharpness, and at this price point? It's an instant win. Tropical fruits intermingled with wet slate and white flowers.

Delicious tangy fruits, hint of sweet

Smells like a Reisling, bone dry, crisp, borderline effervescent light honeysuckle and pear notes, reminiscent of cider

Pear and green apple with slight petrol, vitamins, and white flower on the nose. Great acidity, mouthwatering. Tree fruits still present and dericious. I'd fux wit this on the regs.

So incredibly drinkable. This is the wine to have all summer!