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    Lake’s Folly Hill Block Chardonnay 2012
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Very complete, stylish and wonderfully balanced, with a bright citrusy fragrance of melon and sweet dusty vanilla oak with creamy undertones of nougat and grilled nuts. Tightly knit with fine-grained oak, its long and gentle palate has a fine, fluffy texture but rare intensity and focus, finishing with tangy, acidic notes of lime and lemon.

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    Lake’s Folly Hill Block Chardonnay 2013
    Jeremy’s score 96/100

    Rated 0 out of 5

    Lustrous and assertive, with translucent purity and concentration. Pungent, punchy aromas of grapefruit, melon and peach reveal nuances of wheatmeal and smoky, bacony undertones. ItÕs powerful but still smooth and measured, with an explosive core of stonefruit, grapefruit and melon handsomely backed by creamy vanilla oak and wrapped in a tightly focused acidity. Finishing long and savoury, it leaves a lingering note of brine and mineral.

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    Lake’s Folly Hill Block Chardonnay 2014
    Jeremy’s score 94/100

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    A fine, fuller and powerful chardonnay whose complex, punchy bouquet of melon, white peach, grapefruit and fresh smoky, matchstick-like vanilla oak reveals nuances of ginger, clove and cinnamon. ItÕs luscious and full-flavoured, with opulent, densely packed and mouthfilling fruit tightly knit with sweet oak and wrapped in a lemony acidity.

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    Lake’s Folly Hill Block Chardonnay 2015
    Jeremy’s score 97/100

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    Complex, faintly meaty and creamy aromas of grapefruit, melon and stonefruit with earthy undertones of ginger, clove and lime juice knit tightly with fresh, fine-grained vanilla oak. Long and creamy, with a nougat-like richness and savoury aspect, its powerful but restrained core of fruit reveals nuances of ham hock and mineral, finishing with a tangy, lemony acidity. Artfully balanced and classically stylish.

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    Lake’s Folly Hill Block Shiraz 2017
    Jeremy’s score 96/100

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    Supremely stylish and restrained, medium in weight, itÕs supple and seamless, with a pristine, faintly spicy and peppery presence of small black, red and blue fruits, sweet floral notes, measured chocolate/cedar oak and ultra-fine tannins. Towards its lingering finish of mouthwatering acidity it becomes more textural and mineral, and its fiery core of flavour becomes more pronounced.

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    Lake’s Folly Hill Block Shiraz 2018
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Medium weight, powerfully flavoured but very closed and restrained, this coiled, sleeper of a shiraz slowly unfolds a sweet, floral and faintly minty bouquet of sweet redcurrants, blueberries, mulberries and fresh vanilla/cedar oak lifted by scents of five spice and cracked pepper. ItÕs long and supple, very primary and undeveloped, with a seamless core of red and blue fruit and fresh oak underpinned by a minerally extract, finishing with length, shape and freshness. Keep it!!!

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    Lake’s Folly Reserve Cabernet 1991
    Jeremy’s score 91/100

    Rated 0 out of 5
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    Lake’s Folly Reserve Cabernet 1993
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Lake’s Folly Reserve Cabernet 1993
    Jeremy’s score 88/100

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    Lake’s Folly Reserve Cabernet 1994
    Jeremy’s score 95/100

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    Lambert Estate A Thousand Words Chardonnay 2019
    Jeremy’s score 91/100

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    Lambert Estate Silent Partner Cabernet Sauvignon 2022
    Jeremy’s score 96/100

    Rated 0 out of 5
    $82.00

    A superb Barossa cabernet, which is no back-handed compliment. Bright, faintly herbal aromas of cassis, violets, dark plums, mulberries and fresh cedar/vanilla oak precede an elegant, but deeply flavoured palate of pristine, spotlessly pure fruit and creamy oak underpinned by firmish, fine-grained sandpapery tannins that build in power with aeration. It’s a long-term classic, with excellent balance, poise and structure. The Barossa does this in classic but cooler years, just like it did in 2002.