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In the past merlot was a significant wine for Chestnut Grove, winning a number of major awards. But like the verdelho it went into hibernation but is now back. Highly scented aromas of spices with dried coffee grinds and black fruits. The palate is medium weight but with a beautiful merging of spice, dried herbs and cedar. As it breathes the slightly sweeter fruit flavours emerge, supported by powdery tannins.
A deluxe powerful Cabernet statement from Mount Barker. Nice merging of blackcurrant, bay leaf and black olive on the nose. The palate is exquisite. Yes,
Just about the best yet under this label, all handpicked Mount Barker fruit, barrel fermented and then four months lees stirring. Together they have worked
The beautiful, perfumed Cabernet fruit of Frankland River is immediately evident. Seductive blackcurrant and violet with a little glazed cherry to lift. The colour is
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