
Grape variety
Semillon wine in Australia
9 wines compared from trusted Australian retailers · from $15.00 · Australia
Semillon is one of the varieties Australian drinkers reach for most, and WineDoor lists 9 bottles of it right now.
You'll find Semillon grown across Margaret River and beyond, each region shaping the style differently — cooler sites bring lift and line, warmer ones bring depth and generosity. Prices start from $15.00, and every listing links straight through to the retailer selling it.
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Wines to explore
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Mixed Wines
Wondrous White Wine Mixed - 12 Bottles
$114.75$278.99

Mixed Wines
Discovery Red & White Mixed - 12 Bottles
$114.00$274.00

Open Book Wines
Open Book Australia Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2024 - 1 Bottles
2024
$8.49$20.00

Mixed Wines
Deluxe Premium SB & SSB Mix - 12 Bottles
$149.00$254.00

Mixed Wines
Super Value White Mixed - 12 Bottles
$112.56$281.98

Gant & Co Wines
Gant & Co Nouveau Margaret River Semillon Merlot Muscat 2023 - 1 Bottles
Margaret River · 2023
$20.00$33.00

Mixed Wines
Top Value Premium Red & White Wine Mix - 6 Bottles
$99.99$190.39

Farm Hand Wines
Farm Hand South Australia Organic Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2025 - 1 Bottles
2025
$13.95$15.00

Farm Hand Wines
Farm Hand South Australia Organic Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2025 - 6 Bottles
2025
$83.70$90.00

Schild Estate Wines
Schild Estate Lorraine Late Harvest Barossa Valley Semillon 2013 375ml - 12 Bottles
Barossa Valley · 2013
$168.00$240.00

Schild Estate Wines
Schild Estate Lorraine Late Harvest Barossa Valley Semillon 2013 375ml - 1 Bottles
Barossa Valley · 2013
$14.00$20.00
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