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Needs a bit of air to open up but when it does this smells like the colour purple, purple silk. Yep, that's what I said. There's also fresh out the oven blueberry muffin with a dusting of icing sugar. I'm pretty sure there's some toasted hot-cross bun action going on in there somewhere. Perfumed, purple fruit, very attractive. Bit more straightforward taste wise with tight knit tannins and a sold, fresh blackcurrant & plum finish
Needs a bit of air to open up but when it does this smells like the colour purple, purple silk. Yep, that's what I said. There's also fresh out the oven blueberry muffin with a dusting of icing sugar. I'm pretty sure there's some toasted hot-cross bun action going on in there somewhere. Perfumed, purple fruit, very attractive. Bit more straightforward taste wise with tight knit tannins and a sold, fresh blackcurrant & plum finish
Perfumed violet, crushed blueberry and hints of cherry Coke. Whole bunch fermentation Franc, acid slightly out of kilter on the finish but very drinkable.
Perfumed violet, crushed blueberry and hints of cherry Coke. Whole bunch fermentation Franc, acid slightly out of kilter on the finish but very drinkable.
Jamsheed Harem is one of them minimal intervention wines. You probably need a beard to really appreciate it. This Cabernet Franc is light bodied but full of funky assertive flavour. Imagine a nineteenth century farmhouse in Provence. This is what they would have been drinking before a post lunch game of Kick the Peasant.
Jamsheed Harem is one of them minimal intervention wines. You probably need a beard to really appreciate it. This Cabernet Franc is light bodied but full of funky assertive flavour. Imagine a nineteenth century farmhouse in Provence. This is what they would have been drinking before a post lunch game of Kick the Peasant.
Yarra Valley, Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia
