De Bortoli's 2016 Noble One Botrytis Semillon continues a remarkably consistent run for this classic Australian sweet wine. It explodes with notes of dried apricots and candied pineapple on the nose, then follows up with waves of sweet, intense flavors of dried fruit and orange marmalade. At only 10.5% alcohol, it's sugary but admirably drinkable, with a long, mouthwatering finish. Pricing is for 375-milliliter bottles.

An Australian icon, De Bortoli's 2015 Noble One Botrytis Semillon continues the terrific run of successes under this label since 1982. Full-bodied, thick and unctuous in style, it delivers layers of candied oranges and super ripe stone fruit on a creamy-textured palate, then lingers for minutes on the finish. Unlike Sauternes, the finished alcohol is under 12%, which makes the wine quite sweet but also very drinkable.