This wine is somewhat of a unicorn being made from vines planted in 1868 believed to be the oldest Pinot Meunière vines still being used to make wine in the world. I decanted this wine but probably no need as there was zero sediment. Colour was a transparent light Ruby red. A palate of bright red cherries with a toffee note. Light to medium weight palate. Not as complex as an older example I once tried which was stunning and different. This has a long life ahead of it. This is the first of 3 and not ready yet. — 7 months ago
Picked this up while visiting the winery this morning, brand new release, dark purple color, some spritz, but no real tannins so drinks beautifully tonight, balanced, solid finish, I’ve heard these age for quite some time, but I didn’t make it 6 hours since purchase!! 😎🙄😁 — 17 days ago
Very very good, don't hesitate to purchase again. — 9 months ago
Similar to Bin 28 — 6 months ago
WRONG WINE - can’t find the beats great western sparkling Shiraz 2017 so I’m putting it down as this. Very dry full bodied - tastes great and not too fruity! — 7 months ago
Awesome! Is this the best Foudre Ferment Rizza from Best’s to date? I think so. Impeccable balance and tremendous flavour intensity. — 2 years ago
Doug Powers
Absolutely lovely cool climate Shiraz with just a little Viognier, the “LSV” stands for, I think, the first initial of the winemaker who made it, with the S for Shiraz and the “V” for Viognier, medium-long finish, not exported. — 17 days ago