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The 2017 vintage was marginal for Cabernet ripeness, but overall I think the wines look fantastic. This is a perfect example of a fine boned and detailed expression with plenty of shape and frame. Distinctly Cabernet from first look – cassis, tapenade, graphite and mulberry. Tannins are grippy, yet seem to meld quite beautifully with the concentration of fruit, creating a wine of persistence, grace and freshness.
This was a great wine to have a bit of patience with, as it developed beautifully over two nights. The nose is dark and rich,
The almost unknown Sauvignon Gris is a mutation of the much more famous Sauvignon Blanc. This is only the second one I’ve ever tried –
Like the sparkling, this still Roussanne shows appealing varietal character – I love the waxiness that often comes with the grape – but as it’s
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