Vineyard 28 has not made a run-of-the-mill Moscato; they have produced a stunning sweet ol’ thing that brings you right into the Moscato heartland, Asti. The wine has a lovely balance of peach and apricot with floral lift and a rosy complexion. Have this to get the palate going at the start of a meal or just enjoy it with some fresh fruit.

Vineyard 28 is located on the drive from Perth to Margaret River, along the Forest Highway, which makes it a perfect stop to whet the appetite for those making the trek down. Here you will find a delightful cellar door attached to the winery and family home where Mark and Pippa ply their craft. The vineyard gets its name from the name of one of several parrots that call their property home, the 28 Parrot or for those budding bird watchers in the crowd, the Port Lincoln Parrot. Aside from the 28 parrots, a host of cockatoos and plenty of other native wildlife, you will find an abundance of Italian varieties that have made this vineyard home. Mark and Pippa have a passion for Piedmont varieties, so you will find Arneis, Barbera, Dolcetto, Moscato and Nebbiolo here alongside a smattering of other varieties. To add to the wholesome factor, Pippa is a crafty quiltmaker and sells local artwork on the property.