An imposter! If not for my ability to read labels, I would have never placed this in Germany. From the petrol notes that's pervasive in Australian rieslings, to the modern label and stelvin screwcap typical in the land down under, I could have easily called this a Clare Valley off-dry riesling with a little age if blinded. Apple, lime, florals, and petrol on the nose. The sugar acid balance does give it a more "Germanic" feel (Kabinett?), but that's not uncommon in Australia these days (John Hughes' Rieslingfreak No.5 comes to mind). Fruity and generous on the palate, with riper fruits, honeyed notes, and mineral undertones. Enjoyable. An imposter for sure, but a welcomed one. β 3 years ago
Bone dry with good depth of flavor. Great with fish. β 15 days ago
An Aussie Riesling that I, a Canadian Riesling βfreak,β can happily knock back. Too bad we couldnβt arrange an on-the-spot tasting at the winery the other day. β 7 years ago
Very light straw with green tinge . Quite light on the nose with floral hints, green apple , lime. On the palate those lemon and lime hints , touch of spicy green herbs . Lovely bracing acidity and a gentle sweetness that is perfectly balanced, nice intensity on the palate . Good lemon and lime tinged finish . Young but promising, a sort of Australian Kabinett or Spatlese , very German in style . Successful . Drink now and over the next 15 years β 10 months ago
Superb. Reminiscent of SA West Coast SB β 4 years ago
Johnno Harris
Scintillating! So bright fresh and concentrated. Great stuff!! Drink now or hold for ten! ππ½ππ½ β 20 days ago