Pewsey Vale Vineyard

1961 Block Single Vineyard Estate Eden Valley Riesling

9.07 ratings
9.13 pro ratings
Eden Valley, Barossa, South Australia, Australia
Riesling
Pork, Squash & Root Vegetables, Chili & Hot Spicy, White Fish, Fruit Desserts, Meaty & Oily Fish, Duck, Goat & Feta Cheese, Blue Cheese
Top Notes For
Bob McDonald

Family home for Christmas so these are brief notes. From a block of vines planted in 1961. A dry style but showing more fulsome flavours than the usual lime/lemon citrus. I actually enjoyed this as much as the Grosset Springvale.

Family home for Christmas so these are brief notes. From a block of vines planted in 1961. A dry style but showing more fulsome flavours than the usual lime/lemon citrus. I actually enjoyed this as much as the Grosset Springvale.

Dec 18th, 2022
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9.2

Limpid, green-tinged yellow. Mineral- and spice-tinged citrus and orchard fruit scents are complemented by deeper melon and peach flourishes. Vibrant and precise on the palate, offering sappy Meyer lemon, pear, quinine and honeysuckle flavors and a touch of bitter peach pit. Closes very long and nervy, with a resonating mineral note and lingering citrus fruit character. (Josh Raynolds, Vinous, December 2021)

Limpid, green-tinged yellow. Mineral- and spice-tinged citrus and orchard fruit scents are complemented by deeper melon and peach flourishes. Vibrant and precise on the palate, offering sappy Meyer lemon, pear, quinine and honeysuckle flavors and a touch of bitter peach pit. Closes very long and nervy, with a resonating mineral note and lingering citrus fruit character. (Josh Raynolds, Vinous, December 2021)

Dec 2nd, 2021
Jan de Weerd

Green apple and tangy apricot delivered with great vibrancy. Slight mineral under tone. Great wine that perfectly paired with a Bavarian style vegan meal 🤓 - yes sounds paradoxical but true! Wanted to cook some brats with it but we were out 😅

Green apple and tangy apricot delivered with great vibrancy. Slight mineral under tone. Great wine that perfectly paired with a Bavarian style vegan meal 🤓 - yes sounds paradoxical but true! Wanted to cook some brats with it but we were out 😅

Jan 3rd, 2021
Tobin Spratte

Heady, perfume-like aromas of peaches, nutmeg, white flowers, citrus peel, and slight petrol and oyster shells. Straddles the line between old and new world Riseling notes, but lacks the viscosity of an Alsatian wine. Lingering, slight effervescent finish. I'd rate it higher based on the exquisite bouquet, but the odd finish at the end turns me off a bit.

Heady, perfume-like aromas of peaches, nutmeg, white flowers, citrus peel, and slight petrol and oyster shells. Straddles the line between old and new world Riseling notes, but lacks the viscosity of an Alsatian wine. Lingering, slight effervescent finish. I'd rate it higher based on the exquisite bouquet, but the odd finish at the end turns me off a bit.

Dec 19th, 2020
Dane Letourneau

Apple, peach, straw and honeydew on the nose. A mouthwatering complexity on the palate, driven by a persistent acidity that is nonetheless never overwhelming. I get lemon rind, bitter herbs, unripe peach, and almost a medicinal, echinacea-like finish. Pleasingly unique.

Apple, peach, straw and honeydew on the nose. A mouthwatering complexity on the palate, driven by a persistent acidity that is nonetheless never overwhelming. I get lemon rind, bitter herbs, unripe peach, and almost a medicinal, echinacea-like finish. Pleasingly unique.

May 8th, 2020
Matthew Davis

Nice and dry, but not amazing. Apple, citrus? Some acidity but not too much.

Nice and dry, but not amazing. Apple, citrus? Some acidity but not too much.

Dec 8th, 2019
Bob Bath

Master Sommelier & Educator CIA Greystone

9.0

Bob had this 2 years ago

Bob had this 2 years ago

Nov 24th, 2021
Andrew Shaheen

Andrew had this 2 years ago

Andrew had this 2 years ago

Sep 29th, 2022
David Brown

David had this 3 years ago

David had this 3 years ago

Dec 18th, 2020