Lindeman’s Bin 95 Sauvignon Blanc 75cl

Bright, refreshing, and straight to the point, this is Australian Sauvignon Blanc for people who want a dry white wine that actually wakes up your tastebuds. Lindeman’s Bin 95 is the bottle you grab when you want something clean and zippy in the glass, not a heavy, oaky white that hijacks dinner.

If you’ve ever stood in front of the white wine shelf thinking, “I just want something crisp,” you’re exactly who this is for. Sauvignon Blanc is all about freshness, and this one leans into that lively citrus-and-herb vibe that makes every sip feel like a reset. It’s also a great bridge wine, familiar enough for casual drinkers, but still interesting when you’re in the mood to pay attention.

Here’s what you can expect when you pour it.

• Appearance: Pale straw, bright and clear.
• Nose: Lime and lemon zest up front, with a green, fresh note that reads like cut grass and herbs.
• Palate: Crisp citrus flavours, a lightly tropical edge, and brisk acidity that keeps it snappy and refreshing.
• Body: Light-bodied, easy to drink, and great slightly chilled.
• Finish: Clean and dry, with citrus hanging around just long enough to make you reach for the next sip.

Food pairing: Make it your go-to with grilled prawns, sushi, or a big green salad with goat cheese and a punchy lemon dressing.

When to open it? This is a “Tuesday night on the couch” white that still shows up for guests. It’s also a smart pick for warm-weather hangs, because that bright acidity keeps it feeling fresh even when the conversation runs long.

If you’re usually a Pinot Grigio person, this is the fun upgrade, similar easy-drinking energy, but with more zip and personality. If you like NZ Sauvignon Blanc for its punchy citrus, this takes a slightly gentler, super approachable lane while staying dry and crisp.

Lindeman’s has been a staple name in Australian wine for ages, and the “Bin” numbers are their way of signposting the style you’re getting, so you can find your favourites without overthinking it.

Fun Fact: Lindeman’s started in Australia back in 1843, which is a pretty solid head start on your next glass.