This wine is an example of the traditional Pedro Ximénez style. It is all about density of aromas and flavours, toffee, chocolate fruit cake and maple syrup with burnt fig and salted peanut brittle.
With a generous, mouth-filling palate, it boasts flavours of shortbread and subtle strawberry fruit following from the nose. The wine has a delicate creamy mouthfeel, a fine bead and is balanced with natural acidity. The style is one of grace and finesse, balanced with flavour and, above all, drinkability.
The 2014 The Holy Trinity is a richly flavoured and elegantly structured GSM that continues the long and lauded heritage for this traditional blend in the Barossa Valley. The dense mid-palate and long, textural finish combine to create a wine that is rich and elegant, sweet and savoury.
The 2016 Filsell Shiraz has a deep red color with bright purple hue. The nose displays aromas of liquorice, plum, raspberry, dark chocolate and vanilla. The full bodied palate offers rich and dense flavours of plum, dark chocolate and spice. The long persistent tannins are balanced by richness and sweetness of fruit.
A rich, mature wine with a deep tawny colour. Sweet and mellow, with a harmonious balance of fruit characters and oak tannins. This wine is a five-time trophy winner at the Decanter World Wine Awards, which places it among the best tawny wines in the world.
This Moscato Frizzante is a rich and fruity wine with aromas of passionfruit, lychee and guava and a palate mix of natural fruit sugar balanced with lower alcohol and crisp acidity to create a pleasingly sweet yet balanced alfresco style. Best served chilled, its light spritz makes it perfect as a refreshing apèritif.
This super-premium Chardonnay was sourced from cool-climate vineyards in the Alpine Valley and Adelaide Hills to produce a wine of exceptional structure, elegance and length. The palate is creamy yet crisp, with excellent natural acidity and rich, varied flavours leading through to a crisply refreshing finish.
This exceptional liqueur muscat is made from Muscat à Petits Grains. Records are unable to calculate the wine’s precise age but its average age is at least 20 years. A luscious, complex wine with rich, powerful flavours. Sweet muscat flavours are not cloying, rather the wine has a wonderful clean finish.
A benchmark Eden Valley Shiraz, this wine is approachable now but will cellar for up to 15 years. The generous full-bodied palate is dense with flavours of spice, plums and raspberries, while the elegant, fine tannins give balance, power and length.
