Landau displays red fruits, a medium-bodied palate with whole bunch influence giving, spice, complexity and structure.

Nick Stock
Minimal winemaking influence was practised to ensure the vineyard characters thrived in this wine. With varying levels of whole bunches and berries included in the fermentation, it shows incredible aromatics of spice and clove while adding a fine-layered texture.
Gourmet Traveller Wine, September 2017

Meredith Booth
An immensely smart and approachable, medium-bodied syrah. Violets, dense plumb fruit, spice, graphite and charcuterie, with chalky tannins. Lovely now with red protein and carbs.
The Australian, 22 June 2017

Mike Bennie 93 points
Beautiful cool climate shiraz (syrah) expression here. Murdoch Hill should firmly be on the radar by now. Pretty red fruited, briary, white pepper and charcuterie scents. Savoury from the get go. Medium weight, slinky textured, rose hip jam meets game meat flavours, pinch of pepper and smudged-slate-like tannins to close. Distinctive, elegant red of high charisma. Almost pinot-like in a way. Just lovely really.
The Wine Front, 22 June 2017

James Halliday 95 Points
30% whole bunches, matured in French oak (15% new). A very intense and powerful syrah with black fruits liberally doused with black pepper, spice and licorice. Despite this full-bodied assault on the senses, the wine retains shape, and has excellent balance. Top class cool climate style.
James Halliday Wine Companion 2018, August 2017