Fresh & Spritzy. Lovely, fresh Muscat grape aroma, like biting into a Granny Smith apple on a carpet of wild flowers in a summer meadow. Incredibly fresh, crisp like a firm but sweet apple, light bodied, light in alcohol, lightly spritzy... & quite delicious. ...

A crisp, dry Riesling, with characteristic lemon aromas & a touch of floral complexity. Light-bodied yet full of personality, this wine is a versatile match for food. ...

Vibrant, refreshing & crisp. Lively tropical fruit, gooseberry & hints of lime. ...

A fine range of typical Merlot aromas here, from cherry & blueberry to fruitcake & herbal notes. The palate is soft but still structured, with cherry & chocolate flavours to the fore. This wine is delicious now but will improve with medium term cellaring (3-5 years). Bronze, 2013 Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition. ...

Intensely fruity with lime, pineapple, quince & custard apple
- a fruit bomb. Lay back & put on your shades because everyone's
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With hints of spice & red fruits on the nose, de Alto is beautifully balanced & offers layers of red berry fruits on the palate, laced with vanilla & hints of mocha & liquorice. ...

Remarkable black fruit notes (blackberry) with spices, smoky & subtle nuances of vanilla, toffee & tobacco de Alto is beautifully balanced & offers layers of red berry fruits on the palate, laced with vanilla & hints of mocha & liquorice. ...

Mourvedre responds best to traditional vineyard practices with dry-grown, untrellised bush vines thriving in both Europe & the Barossa Valley. Taking cuttings from the 1853 planting of the Hewitson Old Garden vineyard, the oldest Mourvedre vines on Earth, we grew, then crafted a wine from Baby Bush vines that takes a new look at an old treasure. Our Baby Bush vines thrived in the warm vintage of 2010 that saw a slow & even ripening period. After hand picking & fermentation on skins, the wine completed its maturation in the very same barrels used, when new, for Old Garden Mourvedre. The result is an intense wine of unique quality displaying very similar, yet youthful, flavours & characteristics of the Old Garden. The 2010 Baby Bush is near perfection of expression of this variety. The aromas display classic Mourvedre richness, ripeness & rusticity. The dark, brambly, blueberry aromas are matched with the sage, earth & undergrowth. These aromas carry right through the palate which delivers a rich, velvety mouth feel, backed by very soft & fully ripe tannins. The structure, balance & youthful poise of 2010 Baby Bush Mourvedre ensures the wine is extremely enjoyable now. It will also reward with time in the cellar. ...

The Miss Harry continues the success of this beautifully structured, fruit-concentrated red wine that absolutely delivers with integrity, intrigue, class & complexity in a very approachable style. Miss Harry is bright red with a deep violet hue. The aroma is of blackberry & red & black forest berries, pepper, spice, garrigue, dried lavender & herbs with layers of creamy complexity offered by the extended barrel maturation on lees. The palate is wonderfully full, showing ripe blackberries, strawberries & plums, & has a concentrated core of fruit essence with a racy acidity that gives the wine incredible vivacity. The finish is long, continuous & fresh. 2011 Miss Harry is quite an exceptional wine & is absolutely world-class. ...

Old Garden was picked at optimum phenological ripeness. After fermentation approaching three weeks on skins the wine was subsequently matured in 100% new French barriques for 18 months. These complex oak characters help soften tannins while compliment the terroir-based flavour profile of black, glazed cherries, dark chocolate, mocha & even orange peel that manifests itself each year in this single vineyard wine. This demonstrates the remarkable nature of the vineyard
- a wine of such iconic distinctiveness. The 2010 Old Garden is already a classic & speaks of its rich tradition & inheritance. This wine illustrates our belief that great wine is expression of single vineyard & vintage. Limited stock.
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