Barossa Boy Cheeky Tilly Riesling 2019 South Australia Eden Valley
Barossa Boy Cheeky Tilly Riesling 2019 South Australia Eden ValleyBarossa Boy Cheeky Tilly Riesling 2019 is crisp and bright, zinging with acidity and lemon-and-lime sunshine, this is the epitome of a ‘cheeky Riesling’ to share with loved ones.
Eden Hall Block 4 Shiraz 2015 South Australia Eden Valley
Eden Hall Block 4 Shiraz 2015 South Australia Eden ValleyEden Hall Block 4 Shiraz 2015 appealed to me with its beautifully aromatic, fresh nose of blue and red fruits. The palate continues in style, with classic Eden Valley elegance, fine tannins and supple balance. Caillard loved it, too. “Fresh red cherry, raspberry, blackberry and liquorice aromas with a touch of aniseed and sage,” he said. “Ripe and expressive wine with redcurrant and blackberry fruits. Fine loose-knit slinky tannins and underlying savoury oak. Attractive fruit density, richness and mineral length.”- Nick Bulleid, Gourmet Traveller Wine Magazine.
Edenflo Grenache Pinot Noir Syrah 2019 South Australia Eden Valley
Edenflo Grenache Pinot Noir Syrah 2019 South Australia Eden ValleyEdenflo Grenache Pinot Noir Syrah 2019 One for the lovers of natural wine! This wine displays lifted crunchy red berries, spices and a backbone of clean acid crunch.
Edenflo Old Vine Syrah 2017 South Australia Eden Valley
Edenflo Old Vine Syrah 2017 South Australia Eden ValleyEdenflo Old Vine Syrah 2017
Winemaker Andrew Wardlaw has been making low-intervention wines in the Barossa & Eden Valleys since 1996.
His gentle touch is producing gorgeous, seductive wines with a true sense of place. He uses basket presses and gravity to move the juice around, preserving all the natural deliciousness of his Eden Valley Syrah.
Fruit from five different vineyards combine here into a spicy, sexed up Syrah that is seriously remarkable value for money.
If you feel like dipping your toe into natural wines, this is a safe place for you to start.
Heathvale Riesling 2018 South Australia Eden Valley
Heathvale Riesling 2018 South Australia Eden ValleyHeathvale Riesling 2018 -Citrus flavours abound on the palate, lemon sherbert wound
together with a genorosity of Riesling fruit and supportive
minerality.
Heathvale Angry Rabbit 2017 South Australia Eden Valley
Heathvale Angry Rabbit 2017 South Australia Eden ValleyHeathvale Angry Rabbit 2017 is a vibrant, juicy intense nose full of berry fruit, chocolate mint and musk with minimal oak influence.The wine has a delicious slurpy, rounded palate with plenty of fruit flowing to get great length. Into the mix are a range of flavours – cherry ripe chocolate, violets and sweet musk, all building to a smooth, tongue hugging finish. Not overly complicated, just a pleasure to drink.
Heathvale Sagrantino 2018 South Australia Eden Valley
Heathvale Sagrantino 2018 South Australia Eden ValleyHearthvale Sagrantino 2018 displays Intense ruby in the glass with aromas of Rosewater and Middle Eastern confectionery mixed with Liquorice ‘All-sorts’ and Salty
sweet Dutch Liquorice. Hints of exotic Sandlewood perfume are in the complex spice mix.
Heathvale The Reward Shiraz 2013 South Australia Eden Valley
Heathvale The Reward Shiraz 2013 South Australia Eden ValleyHeathvale The Reward Shiraz 2013
he Heathvale The Reward Shiraz 2013 is a wine which shows generosity and great fruit
weight in the mouth. The wine retains its line and clarity thanks to
a seam of bright, quartz-like acidity. Ample support is
provided by a raft of fine, ripe sandy tannins that gently tug
at the roof of the mouth. It has a finish that trails off slowly,
redolent in flavours of plummy fruits and rich spice. Perfect
with robust meat dishes roast or barbecued.
Hutton Vale Farm Grenache Mataro 2012 South Australia Eden Valley
Hutton Vale Farm Grenache Mataro 2012 South Australia Eden ValleyHutton Vale Farm Grenache Mataro 2012 On the nose there’s plenty of ripe plum, strawberry, charcuterie, licorice, leather polish and salted dried herbs. The palate is rich and complex, loaded with a blend of red and black fruits, salted licorice, savoury nuances and a fine tannin line finishing soft and supple.
“…It mixes sweet, leathery, port-like fruit with earth, anise and spice notes, and does so pretty well. It’s certainly enjoyable. It’s not particularly dark but it floods the mouth with flavour. There is some alcohol warmth but it’s not distracting. Saltbush characters add an extra element to the finish. And tannin is beautifully formed, and fine. Essence of Barossa; oak is completely unobtrusive.”
93 Points Campbell Mattinson
