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A very different and complex Roussanne. Layers of fresh and muted fruits, followed by layers and layers of minerality with white lilies that leap off the sides of your tongue.
A very different and complex Roussanne. Layers of fresh and muted fruits, followed by layers and layers of minerality with white lilies that leap off the sides of your tongue.
Insanely floral both on the nose and in the palate. Faintly honeyed with orange biscuit character and almost Chenin like lanolin / wax. It's almost a completely different wine to what it was two nights ago.
Insanely floral both on the nose and in the palate. Faintly honeyed with orange biscuit character and almost Chenin like lanolin / wax. It's almost a completely different wine to what it was two nights ago.
There's a lot going on the nose with fruits, vanilla and granny's biscuit tin. On the palate it's quite delicate with soft citrus and fresh, crisp apples, quite buttery as well. It's not the star of the show, but it's easy drinking with a lot of decent qualities.
There's a lot going on the nose with fruits, vanilla and granny's biscuit tin. On the palate it's quite delicate with soft citrus and fresh, crisp apples, quite buttery as well. It's not the star of the show, but it's easy drinking with a lot of decent qualities.
Eden Valley, Barossa, South Australia, Australia
