Another popular Gourmet Trail stop where you can find yourself oscillating between next-gen wine styling, such as this 30 per cent whole-bunch, wild-ferment, foot-stomped little beauty with its violet and blue-floral bouquet and slurpy, juicy, spicy medium-bodied delights, or a smashing Whistler 2015 Shiraz with more trademark, old-school oak in play in classic mode: rich, thicker around the waist, yet deliciously well-tempered and balanced.

The name goes well at suggesting the wine is a light-hearted affair, which is partly true. A ‘drink in youth’ style but you can see that fruit concentration, a sense of purity and general balance makes this a bit of a cut above. Joyous, berry-fruited and lightly spicy stuff.