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The Wilson Vineyard “Gallery Series” Riesling 1998
Fast Facts:
Variety: Riesling
Region: Clare Valley
Country: Australia
Winemaker: John Wilson
Closure: Cork
Alcohol: 12.5%
Source: Gift from friend
Winery Website: Wilson Vineyard
Tasting Note: Straw yellow in colour with specks of green throughout. Honey, toast and fresh lemon zest on the nose. An explosion of lime and honeyed mouth-filling intensity with a focused...
Brief Notes: Paul Bara, Crabtree, Tahbilk, Yalumba and Cooper
- (Clare Valley, South Australia):
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92/100
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90/100
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Bright, clean raspberry ... early.
90/100
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Great colour, no browning even around the edges...
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Country: South Africa
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Alcohol: 12.8...
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