MARCUS ELLIS HALLIDAY There’s something appealingly brave about opting for the Portuguese name for this grape, which is more in your face than the mellifluous French equivalent, trousseau. This does the expected rosé things, though with a swagger of its own, strolling through strawberry, tamarind and orange oil, along with an appealing saltiness and an undercurrent of dry spice. The mid plays gently creamy, slippery and dry, a gentle pithiness closing out. 93 Points

CAMPBELL MATTINSON WINE FRONT This is pale, pure and dry but boy does it have character. It’s delicious. It’s salty, strawberried, ripped with aniseed, spicy and more. It has a crackle to it, texturally, and pop to it, flavour wise, and yet it’s bare-foot-through-the-aussie-bush-in-summer dry as well. Fabulous drinking. 93 POINTS