...my headliner had to be the brilliant Luccio, which shines a breathtaking spotlight on the Fiano grape variety...similarly shaped to a Clare Riesling with a javelin-like entry and a long, slick body, but there the similarities end. The fruit notes are fleshier and more floral, with stone fruit, pear and citrus peel interspersed with wild herbs and scouring hints of herbaceous saltbush. This is a highly involving and complex wine with a happy-go-lucky air, and it doesn’t take itself too seriously despite the intricacy of its offering! If you haven’t yet filed the Fiano grape in your taste memory, this is a brilliant place to start.