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There’s impressive poached pear and fresh lemon fruit presence here, even a touch of baked apple and nutmeg, pulling into a nicely honed tail of cool Adelaide Hills acidity from this single vineyard in Charleston. One-third fermented in old French oak barriques helps to build its finely mineral texture, rounded out just a touch by residual sweetness on the finish. 92 points Tyson Tselzer
Learn MoreDelightful drinking. Finishes dry and chalky but the fruit is so generous and up-front that it almost seems sweet. Apples and Turkish delight, dry spice and melon. Lipsmacking. Exuberant and perfumed. Quality wine and a crowd pleaser too. Rated : 91 Points Winefront.com.au
Learn Moremedium brick red in colour with an attractive cherry, plum, berry nose and with already a hit of barnyard complexity. There is sweet fruit along the length of the medium weight palate while a touch of stalky tannin lengthens the palate and provides the bit of grip so important for rood and longevity. I think you'll find the wine quite delicious now but suggest cellaring for around five years if it's those developed, funky, forest floor characters you're after.
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