Don't Just Take Our Word For It ...
"Fruit from old vines is picked early, all,acids and angles, fermented without fuss and given time to bloom in the bottle before release.
It's a thing of beauty, a wine that has shed its neutrality and emerged fragrant and complex. Classic honeysuckle blossom characters, wild honey, preserved lemon and beeswax. Will live for decades too."
Nick Ryan | The Australian 'Weekend Australia Magazine' | December 2024
"Pale gold, still with a green highlight. A dance of freshness and development: Honeysuckle, beeswax, French Toast, jasmine, nashi pear, preserved lemon, lime juice and wet stones.
The palate still holding vibrancy and life while growing into richer later life: toast, wax and ‘parmesan’ rind. Acidity leaving a juicy feeling through the long citrussy finish, redolent of grapefruit bittersweetness."
vinonotebook.com | November 2024
"1927 Vines is fine example of the amazing versatility of the Marsanne grape. It is probably its purest expression, capturing its essential beauty early and then allowing bottle age to bring complexity.
From 2016 we see lovely florals emerging on the bouquet, showing signature honeysuckle, grilled grapefruit and almond development. Belies its age with a youthful energy and drive across the palate, lively acidity matched by a soft texture. By no means at its peak."
Jeni Port | www.winecompanion.com.au | May 2022
