2024 Brill Sauvignon Blanc
This is Adelaide Hills Sauv Blanc doing what it does best — all zing, zip, and summer-in-a-glass freshness. 2024 was a cooler, even vintage, so the fruit had time to hang out and get properly ripe without losing that trademark crunchy acidity.
Straight up, it smells like sticking your nose into a basket of tropicals: passionfruit pulp, guava, and fresh-cut grapefruit peel. There’s a burst of lime zest and a hint of something leafy — think crushed basil or tomato leaf — that keeps things bright and snappy. On the palate it’s electric, with juicy citrus and a slightly chalky, mineral edge that gives it extra polish. Bone dry, clean as a whistle, and refreshing enough to demand a second glass.
This is your wake-up-and-pay-attention kind of white wine — the perfect poolside, picnic, or just-because bottle.
Food Match
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Freshly shucked oysters with a squeeze of lemon
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Goat cheese and herb tart
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Thai green papaya salad with lime and chilli
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Sushi or sashimi (bonus points for kingfish)
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Soft white rind cheeses like brie
Serve well-chilled, straight from the fridge. No decanting needed — just twist, pour, and watch everyone’s eyes light up after the first sip
Let customers speak for us
from 21 reviewsLovely light white, which lingers on the palate really pleasingly.
An amazing wine - as always. The only problem I have is that I ma go through a box very quickly.
We love the Gerler Vermentino. It has a delicious crisp light flavour. A great wine to accompany many dishes.
Delicious rosé wine. Definitely up to Gerler’s very high standards.
Love it!!! Hope you will have something similar in the future.
Love this wine! It was a great surprise- a bit like a reisling but with a stronger body. Will definitely buy it again.
Absolutely amazing wine! It would be in my favourite top 3 Sauvignon Blancs I’ve ever tasted!
Love it and excellent value for money
I got this one cos it was a best-seller and wanted to see what the fuss was about... pleased to say it's well-deserved. Beautiful for savouring as a wind-down treat at the end of a long day, or splitting a bottle with mates over a platter of cheese and meats.
I do love a dry Rose and this one was a corker. The kind of wine you open ‘just for one glass’... and suddenly the bottle’s gone. Will be back for more.