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These limited release wines are produced from the Estate’s 1927 planted Marsanne vines – some of the oldest in the world. "1927 Vines is the equivalent of a bottle-aged Hunter Semillon, albeit with Marsanne. It's ground-breaking in style, showcasing the grape in a different light." Jeni Port | Wine Companion For a very limited time, buy five bottles and the sixth bottle is on us!
THE '1927 VINES' STORY ...These limited release wines are produced from the Estate’s 1927 planted Marsanne vines – some of the oldest in the world.The fruit is harvested early at high natural acid levels. No chemicals are added and the juice then becomes fully oxidised. The clean juice is fermented at 11° to 15°C with the resultant wine ‘water’ white, flavourless and with high acid. The wine is bottled and then the magic happens.“It evolves into a wonderful, textural, mineral wine ... it’s a classic ugly duckling to beautiful swan story. The beauty of making the wine this way is that it develops in the bottle very slowly and has long term cellaring potential.” Alister Purbrick |Winemaker & 4th Generation Beginning with the first dedicated ‘1927 Vines’ Marsanne release from the 1998 vintage recognition of the impressive character and complexity of these wines continues to grow from both wine writers and critics through to Wine Show judges with the Trophy and Medal tally increasing year on year.
Enjoy Now to 2045+The bright fruit and elegant, fine structures characteristic of Whites from the 2017 vintage are absolutely on display here. Heightened citrus zest, crunchy nashi pear and ginger spice charactersare joined by tropical fruit and cut straw notes on a nose and palate of wonderful complexity.An impressive ‘1927 Vines’ release with a distinctive mineral edge and penetrating steely acidity providing support for long-term cellaring.
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"1927 Vines is the equivalent of a bottle-aged Hunter Semillon, albeit with Marsanne.It's ground-breaking in style, showcasing the grape in a different light. Herbals and florals to the fore on the bouquet, penetrating and lifted. High acidity is not a strength of the grape but picked early it's bracing and crunchy against a background of quince, green apple, grilled grapefruit and lemon zest. Still young and coiled tight, give it time."Jeni Port | www.winecompanion.com.au | August 2023
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These limited release wines are produced from the Estate’s 1927 planted Marsanne vines – some of the oldest in the world. "1927 Vines is the equivalent of a bottle-aged Hunter Semillon, albeit with Marsanne. It's ground-breaking in style, showcasing the grape in a different light." Jeni Port | Wine Companion
Notwithstanding the most challenging of years, including a 1 in 100-year flood event, releases from 2023 shine with wonderful depth of flavour and character. Fully realised here with this immediately appealing savoury, fleshy and multi-layered blend, offering dark berry and plum fruits, some spicy, gamey notes and finely textured tannins.
In 1925 Reginald Purbrick purchased Chateau Tahbilk ... one hundred years and five generations later the Tahbilk legacy continues. A trophy winning wine exhibiting all the character of its average 50 years vine age sourcing ... juicy citrus and floral characters and a signature zesty acidity ... added richness and texture from time in the bottle has added even further delicious complexity. Tahbilk Estate Riesling aficionados look no further ... There is a maximum order quantity of 12 bottles for our Centennial releases
Selected from the best of the best that we produce at Tahbilk Estate the 2018 Eric Stevens Purbrick Shiraz delivers concentration and depth. Ripe dark and red berry fruits are nuanced with liquorice, earth and ground black pepper notes. Savoury oak characters and seamless tannins contribute a truly distinctive release.
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