Cabernet Merlot 2007 with tobacco/cigar-box and humus aromas. Blackcurrant and raspberry flavours add to the complexity. The tannins are smooth and ripe, and very tasty. Good drinking now or in the next five years!" Sydney Morning Herald by notes of cut plums, wild dark fruit, liquorice and aniseed. These flavours follow through to a full rich palate. A well balanced and textured wine. fruit from Coonawarra, McLaren Vale and Robe. Though the style is essentially fruit-driven, it shows the classic varietal elements of ripe blackcurrant/cedar aromas and fine-grained tannins. Pinot Noir 2008 delicate, but soon bursts with richness and power as the delicious, fleshy Pinot Noir flavours fill your mouth. Sweet lifted fruits on the mid-palate in fine balance with integrated tannins and a long captivating finish that lingers. Made for drinking now. Cabernet Merlot 2008 displays ripe blackcurrant, plum and mulberry accompanied by vanilla and spice from oak maturation. Fresh and vibrant full bodied fruit dominate the palate which displays blackcurrant, blackberry and mulberry primary fruit. E C O SED WINE S E C O SED WINE S E C O SED WINE S E C O SED WINE S E C O SED WINE S E C O SED WINE S E C O SED WINE S MULBERRY TREE Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 cedar, mineral, scorched earth, black currant, and blackberry. This is followed by an elegant wine with good integration of oak, tannin, and acidity, a seamless palate feel, and excellent length.' - Wine Advocate Feb `09 a great reputation all over Australia. It helps when your top wines are scoring as highly as 95 and 96/100 by James Halliday in his recent book `Wine Companion 2010'. Winemaker Greg Clack was a finalist at the `Young Winemaker of the Year Awards 2008' and has hit the ground running with these Adelaide Hills beauties. E C O E C O E C O Sauvignon Blanc 2009 a really inviting well balanced mouthfeel. There's plenty of character here with a dry refreshing finish. Gold - 2008 International Wine Challenge Silver - Adelaide Hills Wine Show 2009 follow through to a rich fruit driven palate. Great for drinking right now on its own or even better with barbequed meats Scored highly at Red Bottle's latest blind wine tasting. and plum flavours. These are all integrated well with good savoury flavours and spice with a hint of oak. |