Tahbilk, Museum Release Marsanne, Nagambie Lakes, 2010

Must-try white Marsanne might be a Northern Rhône grape, but Tahbilk has the world's largest plantings (and oldest vines), dating to 1927. The Museum Releases are among Australia's best whites – and certainly best value for their sheer quality and ageability. This one is drinking beautifully but will cellar well for several years yet. Vibrant waxy citrus, ripe peach, jasmine and honey complexity features on a long, refreshing, textural palate.