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Tyrrells Vat 1 Semillon 2006 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
Tyrrell’s Vat Semillon is at the very top of my Hunter semillon tree. No doubt makers like Thomas and Meerea Park are hot on the heels of the big one but Tyrrell’s have nearly all the great vineyards. I love Mount Pleasant Lovedale but I am still a Vat 1 man. Vat 1 A No. 1 Mister. Me love you long ... semillon. It’s resulting in more fruit flavour, softer acidity and unheard of approachability...

Iron Pot Bay Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2005 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
No preamble this time, except to say that the Iron Pot Bay winery is situated on the banks of the Tamar River. A nose of white asparagus, cut grass, unripe citrus fruits and a bit of spice – quite delicate flavours with an underlying richness. The palate shows asparagus, green ...

Wonga Estate Heathcote Shiraz 2004 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
I liked the 2003 version of this wine, so opened this with high expectations. A pleasing colour – a vibrant red with splashes of purple. The nose is full-on, with black fruits, spice, milk chocolate, vanilla and earth, cinnamon, and a bit of volatile acidity. It just smelled like a ...

Clos Mogador 2003 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
This one was a youngin’, so it was given a couple of hours in a decanter before it was tasted. The nose is quite earthy and meaty, floral and a bit stinky, with ripe blackberries and sunshine, stones and if you were being critical, a touch of VA too. The ...

Frogmore Creek Sauvignon Blanc 2006 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
From the Coal River Valley in Tasmania. On the nose, gooseberries and musky fruits, lemons, none of that grassy asparagus-ness. There are sweet tropical fruits on the palate, lemons and lychees, unripe pineapple, quite full bodied and different to what the nose would suggest. The finish is satisfying, drying and ...

Mr Riggs “The Gaffer” Shiraz 2004 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
This is one of our house reds, and it is about time I wrote a note on it. And with a flick of the wrist, I was into the bottle. Aromas of black fruits, tar, fruitcake and a bit of spirit. The palate showed blackberries, spices and baked earth, and ...

Clos des Papes Chateauneuf de Pape 2004 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
This was served after a brace of Pinots. It was deep red, bright and with a very clean nose. It showed the candied fruit of young grenache with a little extra licorice and cinamon from the other varieties. The palate has the same lovely intense, pure fruits. The Grenache is ...

Chateau Pontet Canet 2003 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
I suspect this is the first 2003 Bordeaux that I have had. Deep red colour that is very bright. New world style of very bright fruit and oak. Very clean with great balance of Cab and oak aromas on the nose. The palate has the same bright fruit and oak ...

Port Phillip Estate Shiraz 2004 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
I tried this in-store recently and liked it, so I bought a bottle. I also bought their “Rimage” Syrah 2004, Tête de Cuvée, and will try this soon I reckon. Anyway, back to the standard Shiraz: red cherries and plums, black pepper, creamy oak, smoke and green peppercorns. The palate ...

Chateau Tahbilk Cabernet 1997 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
Long time friends who helped me with my first Pinot Noir in 1980 brought this in a bag for dinner last week. It was a good example of aged cabernet showing a hint of the green pepper and a good whack of cassis flavour and a bit of tobacco and ...

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