Well it would seem that the fruit for this wine has changed from the Tamar Valley to the Adelaide Hills. It certainly looks like that was a good move after reading GW’s review of the 2005.

A complex and interesting nose, undecided and indecisive, yellow florals, ripe bartlett pears, arugula, green herbs, lemon oil, celery seed - quite elusive really. The palate is leaner than the nose would suggest, unripe pears and dry spice, a touch of green stalk, refreshing acidity and a drying finish. Nicely balanced, and very much a food wine; drink over the short term.

Other vintages: 2005

Rated : 89 Points
Tasted : Sep07
Alcohol : 13.0%
Closure : Screwcap
Drink : 2007 - 2010