This super easy-going white has all the fresh vibes - green apple, pear drops, a splash of lemon-lime, and just a whisper of white peach. There’s a bit of white blossom and a salty, stony snap on the finish. Light, crisp, and clean as a whistle - proper no-fuss porch wine.

Origin: One thing we know, Italy! But a little uncertain as to where within. Some say Sicily, while others think it came to be in Puglia. Mainly Grown In: Sicily. Most famously in Marsala, but grown across the island. Some can also be found in Liguria, Italy. Key Facts: Can you handle the heat? Grillo sure can! This grape is one of the champion white varietals of southern Italy where, boy, do the vineyards get scorched! Not a worry for Grillo though, it maintains its fresh confident character and high acidity despite the extremely hot and arid growing conditions of Sicily. Once better known for its contribution to the famous fortified wines of Marsala, Grillo has pushed ahead and started turning heads with its new modernised style; dry, fun, and fresh. In fact, Grillo has levelled its way up to be recognised as one of the new quintessential Italian table wines. It's no surprise with the spectrum of citrus, apple, floral and nutty flavours it consistently provides in each pour. Fun Fact: Unlike other Sicilian varieties, Grillo is not an ancient grape but instead a relatively new kid on the block. Genetic analysis confirm that it is the result of a crossing between Catarratto and Zibibbo that took place in the 19th century.