Gant & Co “Sur Lie” Semillon–Sauvignon Blanc · Margaret River, Australia · 2021

The Moment

Some wines are built for sunshine.
Others are built for the table.

This Margaret River white manages to do both.

The 2021 Gant & Co “Sur Lie” Semillon–Sauvignon Blanc brings together bright citrus freshness with a gentle texture from lees aging. It’s vibrant and refreshing, yet layered enough to keep the glass interesting from the first sip to the last.

It’s the kind of bottle that works whether the meal is just getting started or already in full swing.

What It Feels Like

Think a coastal lunch in Western Australia — seafood on the grill, lemon wedges on the table, and a chilled glass that keeps everything lively.

Margaret River is one of Australia’s most respected wine regions, and this classic Semillon–Sauvignon blend captures the region’s hallmark balance of freshness, texture, and mineral lift.

In the Glass

Aromatics
Lime zest, grapefruit, gooseberry, and subtle herbal notes.

Palate
Bright citrus and green apple layered with hints of passionfruit and fresh herbs.

Texture
Light-to-medium body with a smooth, rounded mouthfeel from aging on the lees.

Finish
Clean, crisp, and refreshing with lingering citrus and mineral freshness.

Why We Love This Bottle

Classic Margaret River Blend
Semillon provides structure and freshness while Sauvignon Blanc brings vibrant aromatics.

Sur Lie Aging
Resting on the lees adds subtle texture and depth without sacrificing brightness.

Perfect Balance
Fresh enough for aperitif hour yet structured enough to pair beautifully with food.

It’s a white that feels both lively and polished.

Pair It With

• Grilled seafood
• Fresh oysters
• Goat cheese
• Light salads
• Lemon chicken

The acidity and freshness make it a natural seafood partner.

Technical Notes

Producer: Gant & Co
Region: Margaret River, Western Australia

Grapes: Semillon · Sauvignon Blanc

Body: Light–Medium
Acidity: Bright and lively

Flavor Profile
Lime · Grapefruit · Gooseberry · Passionfruit · Mineral

Serving Temp
45–50°F

Drink Window
Now–2028