“Green and red apple, pear, caramel, brioche and toasted lemon tart. You can feel they achieved good ripeness in the weight and density on the palate – it’s not overly rich but can take the oak elements, delivering a more nuanced and sophisticated style this year that’s not just fresh and fruity, but also weighty and textured. You get the crushed stone and cooling mint effect on the tongue as well as the peach, plum and green apple crispness. A sharp tang on the finish is thrilling, accentuating the life and vibrancy you get the whole way through. Less overtly acidic than some, it’s more in the background while the other more nuanced details sit on top. A lovely wine this year, lots to like with all the necessary elements to age.” 94 pts., Georgina Hindle, decanter.com


Tasting Notes
Jeff Leve 94
“Spices, honeysuckle, lemon rind, pomelo, pears and yellow apple notes are easy to find on the nose and palate. The wine is creamy, fresh, bright, long and packed with sweet yellow fruits and crispness in the finish. The wine blends 89% Sauvignon Blanc with 11% Semillon.” [20/05/2022]
Anticipated maturity: 2023-2034
Decanter 94
Green and red apple, pear, caramel, brioche and toasted lemon tart. You can feel they achieved good ripeness in the weight and density on the palate – it’s not overly rich but can take the oak elements, delivering a more nuanced and sophisticated style this year that’s not just fresh and fruity, but also weighty and textured. You get the crushed stone and cooling mint effect on the tongue as well as the peach, plum and green apple crispness. A sharp tang on the finish is thrilling, accentuating the life and vibrancy you get the whole way through. Less overtly acidic than some, it’s more in the background while the other more nuanced details sit on top. A lovely wine this year, lots to like with all the necessary elements to age. [01/04/2022]
Anticipated maturity: 2023-2035
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Delivery
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Storage
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