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    Henschke Julius Riesling 1998
    Jeremy’s score 91/100

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 1999
    Jeremy’s score 93/100

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    There’s a hint of botrytis in this unusually Germanic expression of Eden Valley riesling, whose musky fragrance of lime juice and lemon blossom reveals just a hint of tropical fruit. Its long, clean palate of fresh green apples, pears and lime finishes with refreshingly steely acidity.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2000
    Jeremy’s score 84/100

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2001
    Jeremy’s score 88/100

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2002
    Jeremy’s score 94/100

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    Pristine and perfumed, with a lightly musky scent of pear, apple and rose petals. Lively, long and juicy, with a fleshy texture of intense apple and pear fruits over a silky-fine phenolic backbone and tightly finished by zesty mineral acids.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2003
    Jeremy’s score 90/100

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    Opulent aromas of pear and apple, with a suggestion of dried hay. Broad, generous palate with pleasing fruit and an underlying phenolic spine. Not hugely complex, but full, broad and generous.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2004
    Jeremy’s score 93/100

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    A taut, stylish and seamless riesling with rose petal aromas and lightly candied lime juice and lemon-like flavours. It’s perfumed and fragrant, and delivers a long, generous and slightly mineral palate over a fine, chalky backbone. Finishes with soft acids and a lingering core of citrus, apple and pear flavour.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2005
    Jeremy’s score 93/100

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    A typically charming Eden Valley riesling fragrance of lime juice and musky rose petals with undertones of wet slate and suggestions of mineral precede a lean and tight-knit palate of focus and freshness. Its charmingly soft and supple expression of lime, lemon rind and mineral flavour is underpinned by a fine, powdery chalkiness, while it finishes long and tangy.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2006
    Jeremy’s score 93/100

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    A very pretty medium to long term riesling with some stylish elements of austerity and racy acidity. Scented with a musky perfume of fresh lemon rind and lime juice, it presents a long and lingering palate whose refreshing citrus flavours are underpinned by a drying chalkiness. There’s plenty of juicy richness and pleasing concentration of flavour, all of which is neatly balanced by a racy acidity.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2007
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Scented with lemon blossom, orange candy and sherbet, this long, fresh and racy young riesling delivers a vibrant shade of brightly lit limey varietal flavour underpinned by a typical Eden Valley texture of fine, dry powder. Crisp and focused, it finishes with refreshing acidity and persistent flavour.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2008
    Jeremy’s score 94/100

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    A fine, subtle and finely layered riesling that initially appears quite fragile before revealing the full extent of its texture, length and depth. A delicate perfume of minerals, lime juice and lemon zest precedes an elegant, restrained palate whose fresh flavours of white peach, pear and apple are supported by a fine chalkiness. It finishes very dry and savoury.

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    Henschke Julius Riesling 2009
    Jeremy’s score 93/100

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    Tightly focused, long and linear, this fine and bony riesling has a spicy, floral, slightly estery and candied bouquet with some slightly pungent mineral notes. Underpinned by a fine chalkiness, itÕs very subdued and complex, meting out fine layers of alluring fruit before finishing with lingering savoury qualities.