Quenching maceration of Picapoll that fits the easy-drinking, accessible end of the orange wine spectrum with aplomb. Full of peachy stone fruits, citrus peel and medicinal herbs with a rounded, pulpy mouthfeel, textured by chalky tannins. Find out more.

A fragrant, pure field blend which jumps from the glass with refreshing notes of sour cherries, blood orange, herbs and flowers. Try with a slight chill. Find out more.

A hazy gold in the glass, expect notes of stone fruits, almonds, jasmine and chalky minerals. Refreshingly salty on the palate with a satisfying herbal finish. Find out more.

Pouring invitingly luminous in the glass with gentle scents of red cherries, balsamic and bitter herbs, here we have vino da tavola of the highest order. Find out more.

Chalky, mineral, savoury notes and ripe green apples for days. On the palate, taught acidity is tight around a rich, opulent texture, balancing fresh and rich. Find out more.

A category defying red/white blend, light, fragrant, a touch more tannin + green fruit than previous cuvées, still lithe + bloody with pretty floral aromatics Find out more.

Ripe and textural with layers of tropical fruits, spices and a bright mineral backbone from the limestone. This year the wine is dry and clear-cut, with smoky peaches, herby fennel, aniseed and zesty citrus oils coaxed out by the southern heat. A nourishing country wine with plenty of Mazel soul. Find out more.

Demi-sec Chardonnay that is textured, vinous, and heaves with sweet/sour citrus fruit. A mean foil to fiery Southeast Asian dishes; the residual sugar really comes into its own in this context. A particularly wild Mazel vintage. Find out more.

An abundance of tangy sherbet lemon pithiness and chalky minerals to quench the thirst, with a balanced brioch-y undertone from the very present lees sediment. The frothy, finely-moussed bubbles and low finished alcohol make this the perfect aperitivo wine, particularly for those who embrace the cloudiness. Find out more.

Sea-salted apricot, wild herbs and flowers float out of the glass, preceding chalky minerals, grippy, mouth-coating tannins and a resinous pine cone quality, flecked with medicinal sage and clove. Find out more.