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A wonderfully complex, modern Margaret River Sauvignon Blanc expression. Fermented wild in large-format French oak with a portion of full skins ferment, it is aromatic, savoury, textural and layered with a long, dry finish. The perfect aperitivo or accompaniment for rich seafood and poultry.
A cool dry spring delayed vine development by 2-3 weeks, allowing time to open canopies which paid off come veraison.December, January and February brought consistent dry and mild conditions which saw vine development catch up nicely. Yields and bunch weights were a highlight, with fruit displaying beautiful balance. Low Marri Blossom presence resulted in the largest netting program since 2019, with bird pressure at a high during harvest. Overall, vineyard plots have shown excellent balance with more fruit and canopy, reflecting vine health and minimal heat stress from a milder season.
95 Points
Yes, there’s a touch of colour, an amber-gold, and appealing chewy phenolics because this is fermented wild in French oak foudres and puncheons, with a portion of skin-contact. This creates all that texture and grip and interest. It’s not a fruity, tropical, boring drink, it’s complex, smokin’ and an excellent food wine. It’s all savoury, and more about the palate with raw quince tannins, dabs of spice, crisp acidity and finishes very dry. Sure, it’s not for everyone, just more for me then.
94 Points
Golden yellow in appearance. The nose gives deeply complex notes of passion fruit curd, black tea, dried mangoes and lemon blossoms. The palate is medium-bodied with focused acidity and a textural mouthfeel, showing notes of grilled pineapple, poached apples and biscuits. Very generous with a lightly astringent edge. There was 27% skin contact before maturation in large vessels. Drink or hold. V22.