How could we forget this remarkable wine from a remarkable winery. The Forget-me-not is named after a local flower that is very pretty when in flower and luckily its namesake is equally pretty. With orange blossom and jasmine notes that give off a heady aroma, the wine has an underseem of tropical fruit and citrus weight. Most importantly, there is a lovely underplay between the fruit and acid in this wine.

The Battle of Bosworth dates back to the 15th century which saw Richard III die in battle, the last king of England to do so. Luckily, Jock Bosworth, owner and winemaker of Battle of Bosworth, which is the namesake of this battle, needs not throw down the gauntlet in this day and age. Jock and his wife Louise are fighting the wine war on multiple fronts, making wines in McLaren Vale as well as Kangaroo Island under three different labels. Jock took over the reins of the winery from his dad in 1995 and quickly moved to organic practices in the vineyard. The winery is one of the leaders for organics and even highlights this with the soursob, an important weed used to stop other weeds from taking over in the vineyard, featuring on their labels. The wines behind their thoughtful labels are delightful, made in a bright, modern style that reflects the care shown in the winery. Thankfully, this battle is easily won and proves that the wine is mightier than the sword.