Fresh, creamy and juicy, with a simply delicious and tangy core of peach, melon and lemon-like fruit backed by nuances of apple skin and a hint of toastiness. It’s long, vivacious and slightly crunchy, finishing quite dry with a refreshing lemony acidity.
A measured and well-balanced cabernet whose cigarboxy aromas of cassis, cedar, dark chocolate and dried herbs precedes a long, polished palate of medium to full body. Full in flavour, with genuine structure and poise, it should age well.
From a cool, late season comes this elegant, reserved marsanne whose waxy fragrance of yellow flowers, citrus and melon reveal suggestions of creamy yeast and are likely to build with time. It’s long and shapely, with a chalky expression of stonefruit and citrus with some underlying nutty complexity that finishes savoury and quite dry, with hint of funk.
Scented with a honeysuckle-like and musky, spicy perfume of yellow flowers, cinnamon, melon and creamy nougat with buttery undertones, this round, generous and savoury roussanne is delightfully varietal and round. It finishes long and waxy, with a gentle but refreshing acidity.
A restrained but flavoursome medium-bodied central Victorian shiraz whose brooding fragrance of dark flowers, dark berries and fiery spices is backed by smoky cedar/vanilla oak and lifted by a whiff of musk. Supported by a gravelly spine, its even length of black and blue fruits, charry oak fine, drying tannins finishes savoury and with a lively acidity. Quite European in style.
A deep, alluring perfume of violets, cassis, raspberries and mulberries is augmented by fresh, fine-grained cedar/vanilla oak and undertones of dried herbs. With time it has begun to reveal suggestions of wet wool and lanolin, losing the brightness of its youth. It’s still supple and fine-grained, with a lively core of red berry flavour, but it’s drying out from the finish and does finish with some slightly edgy and awkward aspects.
Willowy and elegant, with the structure, length and balance and mature with grace. Dusty and faintly herbal aromas of small black and red berries, mulberries and violets backed by restrained oak and musky forest floor undertones, reveal a hint of capsicum. Initially plump and juicy, it’s medium to full-bodied, with restrained but lively black and red berry and plum flavours supported by reserved oak and a supple spine of dusty tannin. It finishes with length and persistence, but with some underlying herbal notes and a suggestion of green-edged acidity.
A gentle, charming short to medium-term red blend whose floral bouquet of fiery small red berries and plums reveals a whiff of cracked pepper and eastern spice. It’s medium-bodied, smooth and gentle, with a fine, elegant palate whose vivacious black, blue and red fruit flavours are underpinned by notes of beetroot, briar and charcuterie meats, extending down a loose-knit spine towards a lingering and brightly lit finish of licorice and fruit.
A superb, fine, Burgundy-like shiraz whose spicy fragrance of red cherries, redcurrants, blood plums and white pepper reveals a hint of meatiness and some very restrained, cedary oak. It’s richly and generously flavoured, with a mouthfilling presence of pristine redcurrant, cherry and raspberry-like fruit underpinned by fine, slatey tannins before finishing supremely long and savoury. Artfully balanced and delivering medium-weight Hunter style on steroids.
A solid, flavoursome Clare cabernet blend whose ripe and faintly minty aromas of dark plums, cassis, mulberries and creamy vanilla oak reveals a hint of cigarbox. Backed by a firm, drying chalky spine, it’s richly flavoured but remains polished and approachable.
Powerfully varietal, this tangy, savoury fiano reveals musky scents of stonefruit, melon and pear backed by hints of yellow flowers and saltbush. It’s generous and creamy, soft and dry, finishing deliciously saline and mineral.
Scented with blue flowers, cranberries and a whiff of citrus, this deliciously flavoured, fresh and spotlessly pristine grenache is soft, juicy and underpinned by a dusty cut of drying tannin. A terrific quaff.
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