Wines of the week: Mount Pleasant Elizabeth Semillon 2013; Savoie Blanc 'Coeur Terroir' 2014; Cazas Novas Avesso Vinho Verde 2014

Terry Kirby selects the best bottles to buy

Sunday lunch

Mount Pleasant Elizabeth Semillon 2013

Aged semillons from the Hunter Valley in New South Wales are renowned for their honeyed, luscious longevity, but this youngster is fresh and bright, with clear, light citrusy flavours of lemon and pink grapefruit. Drink with all white fish, but also good with lightly spiced Thai food. £13.99, slurp.co.uk

Midweek meal

Savoie Blanc 'Coeur Terroir' 2014

An unusual white from the Savoie region in eastern France, made from the rare local Jacquère, Chasselas and Altesse grapes. As delicate as an Alpine flower and as fresh and flinty as a mountain stream, this is a perfect summer white. Pair with goat's cheese, salads and shellfish. £9, Marks & Spencer

Bargain basement

Cazas Novas Avesso Vinho Verde 2014

Lacking the distinctive spritz of most vinho verde, this is from the Minho region and more conventionally structured: stone fruits, refreshing, zesty and uncomplicated. A lovely wine for summer garden gatherings. £6.95, thewinesociety.com