Tasting Notes 🍇

• Colour: Very pale straw with youthful green tinges
• Aromatics: Passionfruit, gooseberry, cut grass and citrus zest with flinty herbaceous lift
• Palate: Crisp and zesty with layers of citrus, pineapple and spicy grapefruit mid-palate. Hints of tropical fruits carry through to a long, fine, refreshing finish.

Winemaker’s Note

“Our goal was to craft a Sauvignon Blanc that sings of its regional origins—bright, energetic and pure. Cool-climate fruit, gentle handling, and no oak ensure freshness and vibrancy remain at the heart of this wine.”

Viticulture & Winemaking

🔹 Region: Denmark, Frankland River & Mount Barker – Great Southern, WA
🔹 Varietal: 60% Sauvignon Blanc, 40% Semillon.
🔹 Maturation: Unwooded – fermented and aged in stainless steel to preserve varietal integrity
🔹 Alcohol: 12.5% Vol
🔹 Style: Crisp, aromatic and fruit-driven

Sustainability & Practices 🌱

🔹 Sustainable vineyard management across Great Southern’s subregions
🔹 Cool-climate viticulture preserving natural acidity and freshness
🔹 Minimal-intervention winemaking ensuring clarity of flavour and regional typicity

Storage & Serving Tips ❄️

• Serving Temperature: 8°C – enjoy chilled for maximum freshness

• Decanting: Not required; serve straight from the bottle

• Cellaring Potential: Best enjoyed young within 2–3 years for optimal vibrancy

Food Pairing Suggestions 🍽️

• Grilled prawns with lime and chilli

• Freshly shucked oysters with lemon

• Goat’s cheese salad with citrus dressing

• Thai green curry or seafood laksa

FAQ Wine Terms 🧐

❓ Why unwooded?
Ageing in stainless steel keeps the wine crisp, fruit-focused and aromatic, highlighting Sauvignon Blanc’s natural vibrancy.

❓ What makes Great Southern ideal for Sauvignon Blanc?
The region’s cool nights and long growing season preserve acidity and aromatics, producing wines with precision and elegance.

❓ How does it compare to Margaret River Sauvignon Blanc?
Great Southern examples tend to be slightly leaner and more mineral-driven, showing flinty, citrus-focused purity over tropical intensity.

Learn About The Lake House Winery

The Lake House Denmark story begins back in April 2005 when Garry Capelli and Leanne Rogers moved to Denmark, Western Australia from Perth to start their country lifestyle adventure. The first wine vintage was released in 2006 and the cellar door was opened.

Lake House Denmark has vineyards in Denmark, Mount Barker and Frankland River. Located in the Great Southern Wine Region, the attention to detail on every aspect of the grape-growing process it ensures that we grow the highest quality fruit for our award-winning wines.

The Lake House Denmark produces a range of premium cool climate wines that capture the character and richness from the Great Southern Region. Superb fruit flavours, attention to detail and exemplary wine making produce award-winning red and white wines across four ranges under the Lake House Wines brand.

• He Said She Said Series
• Postcard Series
• Premium Reserve Series

Five Red Star Rating — James Halliday Australian Wine Companion – 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019

Five Star Rating — James Halliday Australian Wine Companion – 2014 and 2015

Read the latest Lake House Denmark Wine Reviews HERE