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  4.  All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a good boy. All play and no work makes John a goodCopyright 1984-1997 Claris Corporation
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  6. equivalently@
  7. medium
  8. red-purple
  9. point
  10. bouquet
  11. equivalently
  12. purple-red
  13. almost
  14. voluptuously
  15. concentr@
  16. glowing
  17. yellow-green
  18. complex
  19. elegant
  20. bouquet
  21. mult@
  22. light
  23. green-yellow
  24. fresh
  25. crisp
  26. bouquet
  27. light
  28. straw-yellow
  29. complex
  30. nutty
  31. strongly
  32. yeast/autol@
  33. light
  34. medium
  35. yellow-green
  36. discreet
  37. bouquet
  38. light
  39. medium
  40. yellow-green
  41. strong
  42. toast
  43. varietal
  44. light
  45. yellow-green
  46. plenty
  47. depth
  48. bouquet
  49. quite@
  50. medium
  51. purple-red
  52. fresh
  53. clean
  54. cherry/red
  55. berry
  56. arom@
  57. medium
  58. red-purple
  59. clean
  60. smooth
  61. harmonious
  62. cherry-acce@
  63. medium
  64. red-purple
  65. light
  66. medium
  67. intensity
  68. clean
  69. medium
  70. golden
  71. yellow
  72. intense
  73. botrytis-influenced
  74. medium
  75. red-purple
  76. complex
  77. bouquet
  78. solid
  79. fruit@
  80. HBAM3016AUG95@
  81. 24/6/98^
  82. 6/98^
  83. -5121
  84. This copy will expire on ^0.
  85. Other
  86. 1980sl
  87. 1990s
  88. 1994G
  89. 1996C
  90. 1997K
  91. 20-year[
  92. complex
  93. stylish
  94. bouquet
  95. tangy
  96. citrus/melon
  97. fruit
  98. fragrant
  99. clean
  100. bouquet
  101. considerable
  102. intensity
  103. major
  104. disappointment
  105. after
  106. power
  107. depth
  108. single
  109. tasting
  110. november
  111. impress
  112. tasted
  113. occasions
  114. seemingly
  115. conflicting
  116. aberrant
  117. ability
  118. abnormally
  119. abounding
  120. abounds
  121. about
  122. above
  123. above-average
  124. abrasive
  125. abrupt
  126. abruptly
  127. absence
  128. absolute
  129. absolutelyJ
  130. absolutely
  131. abundance
  132. abundantH
  133. abundant
  134. abundantly
  135. academic
  136. accent
  137. accented
  138. accents
  139. accentuated
  140. accept
  141. acceptability
  142. acceptable
  143. accepted
  144. accessible
  145. accolades
  146. accompanied
  147. accompany
  148. accompanying
  149. accordance
  150. accordingly
  151. accounts
  152. achieve
  153. achievement
  154. achieves
  155. achieving
  156. acidT
  157. acid-adjusted
  158. acidic
  159. acidity
  160. acidity
  161. acids
  162. acquire
  163. across
  164. across
  165. action
  166. activity
  167. actually
  168. added
  169. addicts
  170. adding
  171. additional
  172. addsw
  173. adelaide
  174. adequates
  175. adjusted
  176. admirable
  177. admit
  178. admittedlyl
  179. adolescent
  180. adroit
  181. advance
  182. advanced
  183. advanced
  184. yellow
  185. sudden
  186. seems
  187. fashioned
  188. advantageb
  189. advertisement
  190. aeration
  191. affect
  192. affected
  193. affecting
  194. aficionadosC
  195. afraid
  196. afterT
  197. after
  198. aftertaste
  199. againB
  200. again
  201. against
  202. ageing
  203. ageing
  204. aggression
  205. aggressiveo
  206. aggressively
  207. agree
  208. ahead
  209. aided
  210. aiding
  211. albeitK
  212. alcoholF
  213. alcohol
  214. alcohol-derived
  215. aldehyde
  216. aldehydes
  217. aldehydic
  218. alive
  219. all-pervading
  220. all-pervasive|
  221. all-spice
  222. all-too-rare
  223. allied
  224. allow
  225. allowed
  226. allowing
  227. almostA
  228. almost
  229. almost
  230. impenetrable
  231. purple-red
  232. bouquet
  233. foresty
  234. almost
  235. impenetrable
  236. red-purple
  237. enormously
  238. powerful
  239. dense
  240. almost
  241. water
  242. white
  243. colour
  244. clean
  245. bouquet
  246. along
  247. alongside
  248. already
  249. already
  250. yellow
  251. september
  252. there
  253. potent
  254. slightl
  255. alsace
  256. alsatian
  257. alsatian-like
  258. also_
  259. altered
  260. alternative
  261. although_
  262. altogether
  263. alwaysF
  264. amalgam
  265. amazing
  266. amazingly[
  267. amazingly
  268. amazingly
  269. purple-red
  270. clean
  271. potent
  272. powerful
  273. amazingly
  274. dense
  275. colour
  276. strong
  277. concentrated
  278. bouquet
  279. ambient
  280. ameliorated
  281. americanG
  282. american
  283. americans
  284. among
  285. amorphous
  286. amount
  287. amounts
  288. ample
  289. absolutely
  290. glorious
  291. extraordinary
  292. start
  293. finish
  294. still
  295. extremely
  296. disappointing
  297. coconut
  298. overtones
  299. impenetrable
  300. red-purple
  301. colour
  302. heralds
  303. hugely
  304. concentra
  305. interesting
  306. unusual
  307. combination
  308. tangy
  309. outstanding
  310. light
  311. green-yellow
  312. fragrant
  313. intense
  314. analysed
  315. ancestry
  316. anchor
  317. absolutely
  318. abundant
  319. acidity
  320. across
  321. after
  322. again
  323. ageing
  324. alcohol
  325. almost
  326. almost
  327. water
  328. white
  329. colour
  330. clean
  331. bouquet
  332. although@
  333. amazingly
  334. american
  335. extremely
  336. disappointing
  337. coconut
  338. overtones
  339. export
  340. text@
  341. 1997s
  342. anonymous@
  343. appeal
  344. appropriate
  345. armour@
  346. aromas
  347. array
  348. assertive
  349. attractive
  350. australia
  351. background
  352. balance
  353. balanced
  354. barely
  355. barrel-ferment
  356. befits
  357. berry
  358. berry/blackcurrant
  359. interestingly
  360. release
  361. until
  362. after
  363. medium
  364. red-purple
  365. bouquet
  366. clean
  367. with@
  368. black
  369. blackberry/briary/ea@
  370. blackcurrant/earthy@
  371. blossom
  372. botrytis
  373. bottle
  374. bouquet
  375. bovril/meat@
  376. bready/toasty/creamy
  377. and/or
  378. angle
  379. angular
  380. anise
  381. aniseed
  382. announce
  383. announces
  384. anonymous
  385. another
  386. another
  387. success
  388. maligned
  389. vintage
  390. answer
  391. anticipate
  392. anything
  393. anyway
  394. anywhere
  395. apart
  396. aperitif
  397. aplenty
  398. apparent
  399. apparently
  400. appeal
  401. appeal
  402. appealing
  403. appealingly
  404. appeals
  405. appear
  406. appearance
  407. appeared
  408. appearing
  409. appears_
  410. apple
  411. appreciable
  412. appreciably
  413. appreciated
  414. approach
  415. approachability
  416. approachable
  417. appropriate
  418. appropriate
  419. appropriately
  420. approximate
  421. apricot
  422. apricot-flavoured
  423. apricots
  424. april
  425. archetypal
  426. architecture
  427. arguably
  428. argue
  429. argument
  430. aristocratic
  431. aristocratically
  432. armour
  433. armpits
  434. armwrestle
  435. aromaZ
  436. aromasA
  437. aromas
  438. aromas
  439. aromas
  440. aromas
  441. aromas
  442. aromas
  443. aromas
  444. aromas
  445. aromatic
  446. aromatic/tropical
  447. aromaticity
  448. aromatics
  449. around
  450. arrayE
  451. array
  452. arresting
  453. arrive
  454. article
  455. articulated
  456. always
  457. extremely
  458. powerful
  459. intense
  460. cool-climate
  461. style
  462. befits
  463. salmon
  464. colour
  465. complex
  466. bouquet
  467. befits
  468. winery
  469. winemaker
  470. vanya
  471. cullen
  472. would
  473. expect
  474. dense
  475. youthful
  476. purple-red
  477. colour
  478. as-yet
  479. asparagus
  480. aspects
  481. aspiration
  482. assertive
  483. assertive
  484. assertively
  485. assessment
  486. assistance
  487. assisted
  488. associate
  489. associated
  490. associates
  491. astringency
  492. astringentf
  493. astringent/herbaceou
  494. atringency
  495. attack
  496. attempt
  497. attention
  498. attenuated
  499. attest
  500. attesting}
  501. attests
  502. attract
  503. attraction
  504. attractiveb
  505. attractive
  506. attractive
  507. attractivelyI
  508. atypical
  509. augmented
  510. augmenting
  511. augments
  512. augur
  513. auguring
  514. august
  515. auslese
  516. austere
  517. austerityn
  518. australiaw
  519. australia
  520. australia's
  521. australian
  522. authentic
  523. authentic
  524. salmon
  525. colour
  526. bouquet
  527. medium
  528. intensity
  529. authentically
  530. authenticity
  531. authoritative
  532. authority
  533. autolysed
  534. autolysis
  535. available
  536. average
  537. average-quality
  538. avoided
  539. avoiding
  540. avoids
  541. avoluminous
  542. award
  543. awards
  544. awe-inspiring
  545. awesome
  546. awkward
  547. backbone
  548. backed
  549. background
  550. background
  551. backing
  552. bacon
  553. bacony
  554. bacterial
  555. baggy
  556. balanceA
  557. balance
  558. balancedK
  559. balanced
  560. balanced
  561. balances
  562. balancing
  563. ballarat
  564. balls
  565. balnaves
  566. banana
  567. bang-slap
  568. bannockburn
  569. bannockburn-look-ali
  570. barely
  571. barely
  572. barest
  573. bargain
  574. barker
  575. barky
  576. barnyard
  577. baroque
  578. barossa
  579. barossa
  580. reserve
  581. medium
  582. yellow-green
  583. strong
  584. smoky
  585. barossa-style
  586. barrelu
  587. barrel
  588. sample
  589. needed
  590. cleaning
  591. showed
  592. considerabl
  593. barrel-agedv
  594. barrel-derived
  595. barrel-fermentD
  596. barrel-ferment
  597. barrel-ferment/cashe
  598. barrel-ferment/malol
  599. barrel-fermentation
  600. barrel-fermented
  601. barrels
  602. barrique-fermented
  603. barriques
  604. based
  605. basically
  606. batard
  607. batch
  608. battle
  609. bay-style
  610. bean/capsicum/cedar
  611. bearing
  612. beast
  613. beaujolais
  614. beaune
  615. beautiful
  616. beautifullyn
  617. because
  618. become
  619. becomes
  620. becoming
  621. beerenauslese
  622. beeswax
  623. befits
  624. befits
  625. beforeZ
  626. beginZ
  627. beguiling
  628. begun
  629. behind
  630. being
  631. belies
  632. believe
  633. bell-clear
  634. bells-and-whistles
  635. beneath
  636. benefit
  637. benefited
  638. benefiting
  639. benefits
  640. berries
  641. berryG
  642. berry
  643. berry
  644. berry
  645. berry-flavoured
  646. berry/blackberry
  647. berry/blackcurrant
  648. berry/blackcurrant
  649. berry/blackcurrant/m
  650. berry/briar/bramble
  651. berry/briaryc
  652. berry/briary/blackcu
  653. berry/briary/chocola
  654. berry/cassis
  655. berry/cassis/raspber
  656. berry/cherry
  657. berry/chocolate
  658. berry/chocolate/mint
  659. berry/chocolateyT
  660. berry/currant
  661. berry/darkQ
  662. berry/earthy
  663. berry/foresty
  664. berry/foresty/briary
  665. berry/liquorice
  666. berry/mulberry
  667. berry/raspberry
  668. berry/red
  669. berry/redcurrant
  670. berry/spicy/earthy
  671. berry/strawberry
  672. berryish
  673. bestV
  674. bestows
  675. betray
  676. bettere
  677. better-handled
  678. better-suited
  679. between^
  680. beyond
  681. bigger
  682. biggest
  683. wilksch
  684. medium
  685. red-purple
  686. earth
  687. cedar
  688. billows
  689. light
  690. medium
  691. green-yellow
  692. amazingly
  693. youthful
  694. glowing
  695. yellow
  696. complex
  697. bouquet
  698. range
  699. strong
  700. bright
  701. medium
  702. yellow-green
  703. strong
  704. power
  705. clean
  706. bouquet
  707. interestingly
  708. release
  709. until
  710. after
  711. medium
  712. quite
  713. bouquet
  714. tradit
  715. medium
  716. voluptuous
  717. sweet
  718. fruit
  719. expected
  720. light
  721. yellow-green
  722. interesting
  723. complex
  724. flora
  725. light
  726. green-yellow
  727. intense
  728. powerful
  729. lemon/herba
  730. medium
  731. yellow-green
  732. there
  733. distracting
  734. aroma
  735. aromas
  736. typically
  737. complex
  738. glowing
  739. yellow-green
  740. bouquet
  741. driven
  742. extrem
  743. medium
  744. red-purple
  745. jammy/juicy
  746. bouquet
  747. vivid
  748. purple-red
  749. bouquet
  750. clean
  751. juicy
  752. medium
  753. sweet
  754. gently
  755. chocolatey
  756. bouque
  757. dwt17
  758. valley
  759. light
  760. medium
  761. yellow-green
  762. dense
  763. purple-red
  764. colour
  765. clean
  766. smooth
  767. medium
  768. red-purple
  769. solid
  770. briary/earthy
  771. medium
  772. red-purple
  773. typically
  774. solid
  775. medium
  776. red-purple
  777. bouquet
  778. clean
  779. medium
  780. red-purple
  781. bouquet
  782. complex
  783. special
  784. reserve
  785. medium
  786. red-purple
  787. complex
  788. strong
  789. bright
  790. purple-red
  791. bouquet
  792. red-purple
  793. clean
  794. bouquet
  795. sweet
  796. medium
  797. red-purple
  798. would
  799. expect
  800. there
  801. strong
  802. deep-purple
  803. fresh
  804. sweet
  805. cassis
  806. biscuit
  807. biscuityE
  808. biscuity/bready
  809. biscuity/burnt
  810. biscuity/minerally
  811. biscuity/nutty
  812. biscuity/toasty
  813. biscuity/toasty/brea
  814. biscuity/wet
  815. biteg
  816. biting
  817. bitterl
  818. bitterness
  819. blackC
  820. black
  821. black
  822. label
  823. bright
  824. green-yellow
  825. spotlessly
  826. clean
  827. lively
  828. black-red
  829. blackberryB
  830. blackberry-flavoured
  831. blackberry/blackcurr
  832. blackberry/briary/ea
  833. blackberry/cassis
  834. blackberry/chocolate
  835. blackberry/currant
  836. blackberry/liquorice
  837. blackberry/mulberry
  838. blackcurrantV
  839. blackcurrant-flavour
  840. blackcurrant/berry
  841. blackcurrant/blackbe
  842. blackcurrant/bramble
  843. blackcurrant/briary
  844. blackcurrant/cassis
  845. blackcurrant/earthy
  846. blackcurrant/mulberr
  847. blackcurrant/ribena
  848. blackish
  849. blade
  850. blanc
  851. blanc-like
  852. blanc-style
  853. blancs
  854. bland
  855. blander
  856. blass
  857. blend
  858. blended
  859. blending
  860. blends
  861. blind
  862. block
  863. block-buster
  864. blockbuster
  865. blocks
  866. blood
  867. bloodlines
  868. blossom
  869. blossom
  870. blossom-like
  871. blossom/apple
  872. blown
  873. blows
  874. blowsyh
  875. blurred
  876. blurry
  877. blurry/blowsy
  878. bobbie
  879. bodied
  880. boiled
  881. boiled/jammy
  882. bolder
  883. bollinger
  884. bolstered
  885. bombs
  886. bone-dry
  887. bones
  888. boo-key
  889. boot-polish
  890. boqueut
  891. bordeaux
  892. bordeaux-blend
  893. bordeaux-like
  894. bordeaux-style
  895. border}
  896. bordering
  897. borders
  898. bothD
  899. botrytis
  900. botrytis
  901. botrytis-derived
  902. botrytis-driven
  903. botrytis-induced
  904. botrytis-influenced
  905. botrytised
  906. bottlef
  907. bottle
  908. bottle-aged
  909. bottle-developed
  910. bottled
  911. bottles
  912. bottling
  913. bound
  914. bounds
  915. bouquetB
  916. bouquet
  917. bouquet
  918. bouquet
  919. bouquet
  920. bouquet
  921. bouquet
  922. bouquet
  923. bouquet
  924. bouquet
  925. bouquet
  926. bouquet
  927. bouquet
  928. bouquet
  929. bouquet
  930. bouquet
  931. bouquet
  932. bovril/meat
  933. bowen
  934. box/blood
  935. box/briary/foresty
  936. box/cedara
  937. box/dark
  938. boynton
  939. braced
  940. bracing
  941. bracingly
  942. bracket
  943. bradley
  944. brajkovich
  945. bramble
  946. brambly
  947. brand's
  948. brandyw
  949. brandysnap
  950. brashness
  951. brassy-gold
  952. bratasiuk
  953. brawling
  954. brawny
  955. bread
  956. bready
  957. bready/biscuit
  958. bready/biscuity
  959. bready/biscuity/toas
  960. bready/biscuity/yeas
  961. bready/mealy
  962. bready/nutty
  963. bready/nutty/toasty
  964. bready/toasty
  965. bready/toasty/creamy
  966. bready/wet
  967. bready/yeasty
  968. break-up
  969. breath
  970. breathe
  971. breathes
  972. breathing
  973. breed
  974. breedingp
  975. breezy
  976. brettanomyces
  977. brian
  978. briarV
  979. briar-flavoured
  980. briary
  981. briary/berry]
  982. bready/toasty/creamy@
  983. briary/berry
  984. briary/liquorice@
  985. bright
  986. bright
  987. green-yellow
  988. honeyed
  989. peach
  990. aroma@
  991. bright
  992. green-yellow
  993. bouquet
  994. light
  995. medium
  996. intens@
  997. bright
  998. light
  999. green-yellow
  1000. markedly
  1001. fresh
  1002. crisp
  1003. slightl@
  1004. bright
  1005. light
  1006. medium
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  1031. fruit-spicy
  1032. bouquet
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  1112. red-purple
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  1116. crimson
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  1119. clean
  1120. cherry-accented
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  1125. bouquet
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  1135. mousse
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  1144. green-yellow
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  1146. peach
  1147. aroma
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  1170. bouquet
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  1202. leadi
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  1228. bouquet
  1229. floral
  1230. perfumed
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  1233. bouquet
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  1235. medium
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  1239. bouquet
  1240. shows
  1241. fragrant
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  1244. bouquet
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  1252. bouquet
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  1265. defined
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  1267. charac
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  1272. melon
  1273. fruit
  1274. bouque
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  1278. intensity
  1279. picked
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  1281. light
  1282. green
  1283. crisp
  1284. elegantly
  1285. fragrant
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  1287. light
  1288. green-yellow
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  1290. restrained
  1291. bright
  1292. light
  1293. green-yellow
  1294. clean
  1295. correct
  1296. bouquet
  1297. bell-
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  1299. light
  1300. green-yellow
  1301. clean
  1302. fresh
  1303. crisp
  1304. bouquet
  1305. bright
  1306. light
  1307. green-yellow
  1308. clean
  1309. bouquet
  1310. bright
  1311. light
  1312. green-yellow
  1313. highly
  1314. aromatic
  1315. bouquet
  1316. bright
  1317. light
  1318. green-yellow
  1319. light
  1320. spotlessly
  1321. clean
  1322. crisp
  1323. bright
  1324. light
  1325. green-yellow
  1326. markedly
  1327. fresh
  1328. crisp
  1329. slightl
  1330. bright
  1331. light
  1332. green-yellow
  1333. nutty
  1334. yeasty
  1335. bouquet
  1336. distin
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  1338. light
  1339. green-yellow
  1340. quite
  1341. complex
  1342. bouquet
  1343. obvio
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  1345. light
  1346. green-yellow
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  1348. extraordinarily
  1349. fresh
  1350. bright
  1351. light
  1352. green-yellow
  1353. aromatic
  1354. flavoursome
  1355. bright
  1356. light
  1357. green-yellow
  1358. clean
  1359. fresh
  1360. crisp
  1361. lemony/herbaceou
  1362. bright
  1363. light
  1364. green-yellow
  1365. concentrated
  1366. secondary
  1367. aromas
  1368. bright
  1369. light
  1370. green-yellow
  1371. crisp
  1372. clean
  1373. lemony
  1374. fruit
  1375. aromas
  1376. bright
  1377. light
  1378. green-yellow
  1379. crisp
  1380. floral/gooseberry
  1381. aromas
  1382. bright
  1383. light
  1384. green-yellow
  1385. intense
  1386. clean
  1387. beautifully
  1388. bright
  1389. light
  1390. green-yellow
  1391. bouquet
  1392. palate
  1393. bright
  1394. light
  1395. red-purple
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  1397. youthful
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  1399. juicy/
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  1401. light
  1402. red-purple
  1403. bouquet
  1404. spotlessly
  1405. clean
  1406. bright
  1407. light
  1408. straw
  1409. gamut
  1410. aromas
  1411. running
  1412. minerally
  1413. bright
  1414. light
  1415. straw-yellow
  1416. herbaceous/green
  1417. fruit
  1418. aromas
  1419. bright
  1420. light
  1421. medium
  1422. green-yellow
  1423. hints
  1424. straw
  1425. bright
  1426. light
  1427. medium
  1428. there
  1429. clean
  1430. gently
  1431. spicy
  1432. fruit
  1433. bright
  1434. light
  1435. medium
  1436. red-purple
  1437. fresh
  1438. light
  1439. clean
  1440. strawb
  1441. bright
  1442. light
  1443. medium
  1444. red-purple
  1445. example
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  1447. light
  1448. medium
  1449. yellow-green
  1450. bouquet
  1451. quite
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  1453. light
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  1455. yellow-green
  1456. there
  1457. quite
  1458. intense
  1459. bright
  1460. light
  1461. yellow-green
  1462. clean
  1463. fresh
  1464. smooth
  1465. supple
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  1467. light
  1468. yellow-green
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  1470. crisp
  1471. lively
  1472. bouquet
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  1478. bouquet
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  1481. yellow-green
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  1483. class
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  1490. class
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  1492. light
  1493. yellow-green
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  1495. crisp
  1496. stylish
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  1502. abundant
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  1504. essence
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  1506. light
  1507. yellow-green
  1508. colour
  1509. mousse
  1510. bouque
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  1518. bright
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  1520. yellow-green
  1521. intense
  1522. lime/tropical
  1523. aromas
  1524. bright
  1525. light
  1526. yellow-green
  1527. bouquet
  1528. clean
  1529. crisp
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  1531. light
  1532. yellow-green
  1533. bouquet
  1534. fragrant
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  1536. light
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  1539. fragrant
  1540. floral
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  1542. medium
  1543. green-yellow
  1544. solid
  1545. bouquet
  1546. melon
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  1548. medium
  1549. purple-red
  1550. complex
  1551. bouquet
  1552. leafy
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  1554. medium
  1555. purple-red
  1556. exceedingly
  1557. complex
  1558. bouquet
  1559. bright
  1560. medium
  1561. purple-red
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  1563. balanced
  1564. charry
  1565. ameri
  1566. bright
  1567. medium
  1568. touch
  1569. purple
  1570. clean
  1571. bright
  1572. bright
  1573. medium
  1574. red-purple
  1575. elegant
  1576. style
  1577. fruit-driven
  1578. bright
  1579. medium
  1580. red-purple
  1581. bouquet
  1582. clean
  1583. bright
  1584. medium
  1585. yellow-green
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  1587. stylish
  1588. bouquet
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  1590. medium
  1591. yellow-green
  1592. bouquet
  1593. floral
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  1596. straw-yellow
  1597. bouquet
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  1599. wonder
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  1601. fresh
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  1603. clean
  1604. lively
  1605. bright
  1606. fresh
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  1609. fragrant
  1610. attractive
  1611. bouquet
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  1621. medium
  1622. intensity
  1623. bright
  1624. purple-red
  1625. youthful
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  1627. berry
  1628. fruit
  1629. controlled
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  1631. bouquet
  1632. cherry/berry
  1633. fruit
  1634. peppery
  1635. bright
  1636. red-purple
  1637. fragrant
  1638. complex
  1639. bouquet
  1640. bright
  1641. red-purple
  1642. fresh
  1643. clean
  1644. bouquet
  1645. berry
  1646. fruit
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  1648. red-purple
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  1650. sweet
  1651. almost
  1652. strawberry-accented
  1653. bright
  1654. red-purple
  1655. ultra-fragrant
  1656. bouquet
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  1659. red-purple
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  1662. lively
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  1664. aromas
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  1667. medium
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  1669. there
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  1672. red-purple
  1673. cherry
  1674. fruit
  1675. vanilla
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  1677. red-purple
  1678. cherry
  1679. hints
  1680. caramel
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  1682. red-purple
  1683. softly
  1684. black
  1685. berry
  1686. fruits
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  1688. red-purple
  1689. bouquet
  1690. sweet
  1691. cassis
  1692. fruit
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  1694. red-purple
  1695. bouquet
  1696. clean
  1697. earthy
  1698. cabernet
  1699. bright
  1700. red-purple
  1701. bouquet
  1702. fragrant
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  1705. red-purple
  1706. bouquet
  1707. fresh
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  1711. bouquet
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  1713. sweet
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  1715. red-purple
  1716. bouquet
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  1720. red-purple
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  1722. fruit
  1723. slowly
  1724. initia
  1725. bright
  1726. red-purple
  1727. there
  1728. fruit
  1729. greener
  1730. bright
  1731. strong
  1732. yellow-green
  1733. complex
  1734. barrel-ferment
  1735. tends
  1736. bright
  1737. yellow
  1738. spotlessly
  1739. clean
  1740. bouquet
  1741. citrus
  1742. fruit
  1743. bright
  1744. yellow-green
  1745. clean
  1746. intense
  1747. bouquet
  1748. citrus
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  1750. yellow-green
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  1752. sweet
  1753. bouquet
  1754. tropical
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  1756. yellow-green
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  1758. aromatic
  1759. fragrant
  1760. flowery
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  1762. yellow-green
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  1764. bouquet
  1765. simply
  1766. oozing
  1767. bright
  1768. yellow-green
  1769. powerful
  1770. bouquet
  1771. charry
  1772. high-toas
  1773. bright
  1774. yellow-green
  1775. relatively
  1776. tight
  1777. bouquet
  1778. classic
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  1780. yellow-green
  1781. tangy
  1782. citrussy
  1783. fruit-spicy
  1784. bouquet
  1785. bright
  1786. yellow-green
  1787. typically
  1788. elegant
  1789. subtle
  1790. bouquet
  1791. bright
  1792. yellow-green
  1793. fragrant
  1794. bouquet
  1795. melon
  1796. bright
  1797. yellow-green
  1798. absolutely
  1799. mainstream
  1800. bright
  1801. yellow-green
  1802. incredibly
  1803. pungent
  1804. bouquet
  1805. bright
  1806. yellow-green
  1807. fresh
  1808. crisp
  1809. citrussy
  1810. fruit
  1811. aromas
  1812. bright
  1813. yellow-green
  1814. intense
  1815. varietal
  1816. fruit
  1817. aromas
  1818. ranging
  1819. bright
  1820. yellow-green
  1821. solid
  1822. smooth
  1823. honey
  1824. notes
  1825. bright
  1826. yellow-green
  1827. sophisticated
  1828. spicy
  1829. american
  1830. bright
  1831. yellow-green
  1832. aromatic
  1833. sauvignon
  1834. blanc
  1835. component
  1836. bright
  1837. yellow-green
  1838. bouquet
  1839. clean
  1840. smooth
  1841. mediu
  1842. bright
  1843. yellow-green
  1844. bouquet
  1845. clean
  1846. bright
  1847. yellow-green
  1848. bouquet
  1849. clean
  1850. ample
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  1853. yellow-green
  1854. bouquet
  1855. light
  1856. medium
  1857. intens
  1858. bright
  1859. yellow-green
  1860. spotlessly
  1861. clean
  1862. bouquet
  1863. wonderf
  1864. bright
  1865. yellow-orange
  1866. exceptionally
  1867. tangy
  1868. fragrant
  1869. brighten
  1870. brighter
  1871. brightness
  1872. brilliance
  1873. brilliant
  1874. brilliant
  1875. gleaming
  1876. light
  1877. medium
  1878. green-yellow
  1879. spotlessly
  1880. brilliant
  1881. glowing
  1882. yellow-green
  1883. bouquet
  1884. quite
  1885. brilliant
  1886. green-yellow
  1887. clean
  1888. elegant
  1889. bouquet
  1890. showing
  1891. brilliant
  1892. green-yellow
  1893. fresh
  1894. bouquet
  1895. discreet
  1896. melon
  1897. brilliant
  1898. green-yellow
  1899. particularly
  1900. intense
  1901. bouquet
  1902. brilliant
  1903. green-yellow
  1904. clean
  1905. smooth
  1906. melon
  1907. brilliant
  1908. green-yellow
  1909. herbaceous
  1910. varietal
  1911. sauvignon
  1912. blanc
  1913. brilliant
  1914. green-yellow
  1915. intense
  1916. lingering
  1917. citrus/lemon
  1918. aromas
  1919. brilliant
  1920. green-yellow
  1921. intense
  1922. piercing
  1923. aromas
  1924. brilliant
  1925. green-yellow
  1926. potent
  1927. fruit
  1928. aromas
  1929. tropical
  1930. brilliant
  1931. green-yellow
  1932. pungent
  1933. crisp
  1934. herbal
  1935. grassy
  1936. fruit
  1937. brilliant
  1938. green-yellow
  1939. spotlessly
  1940. clean
  1941. fragrant
  1942. pungent
  1943. brilliant
  1944. green-yellow
  1945. bouquet
  1946. crisp
  1947. lively
  1948. brilliant
  1949. green-yellow
  1950. bouquet
  1951. redolent
  1952. classic
  1953. brilliant
  1954. light
  1955. green-yellow
  1956. highly
  1957. floral
  1958. perfumed
  1959. brilliant
  1960. light
  1961. green-yellow
  1962. fragrant
  1963. passionfruit
  1964. brilliant
  1965. light
  1966. medium
  1967. red-purple
  1968. vibrantly
  1969. fruity
  1970. brilliant
  1971. light
  1972. medium
  1973. yellow-green
  1974. clean
  1975. tangy
  1976. citrus
  1977. brilliant
  1978. light
  1979. yellow-green
  1980. fragrant
  1981. elegant
  1982. brilliant
  1983. red-purple
  1984. sweet
  1985. bouquet
  1986. nicely
  1987. brilliant
  1988. yellow-green
  1989. totally
  1990. delicious
  1991. almost
  1992. magic
  1993. brilliant
  1994. yellow-green
  1995. clean
  1996. fresh
  1997. seductive
  1998. peachy
  1999. brilliantly
  2000. brilliantly
  2001. clear
  2002. red-purple
  2003. powerful
  2004. intense
  2005. bring
  2006. brink
  2007. brioche
  2008. brisk
  2009. broad
  2010. broad
  2011. broader
  2012. brokenwood
  2013. bronze
  2014. bronze-pink
  2015. bronze-pink
  2016. derived
  2017. pinot
  2018. content
  2019. aromas
  2020. brooding}
  2021. brook
  2022. brookdale
  2023. brookdale
  2024. light
  2025. green-yellow
  2026. clean
  2027. fresh
  2028. crisp
  2029. tangy
  2030. brownA
  2031. browned
  2032. browning
  2033. brulee
  2034. brush
  2035. brutal
  2036. bruts
  2037. bucket
  2038. build
  2039. building
  2040. builds
  2041. built
  2042. bulldozer
  2043. bunch
  2044. bunch/carbonic
  2045. bunches
  2046. burge
  2047. burgundian
  2048. burgundian
  2049. burgundian-style
  2050. burgundies
  2051. burgundy
  2052. burgundy-style
  2053. burnished
  2054. burns
  2055. burnt
  2056. burnt-matchstick
  2057. bursting
  2058. bursts
  2059. bushfires
  2060. butter
  2061. butter/butterscotch
  2062. buttered
  2063. butterscotch
  2064. butterscotch-flavour
  2065. butterscotch/honeysu
  2066. butteryq
  2067. buttery
  2068. buttery/butterscotch
  2069. buttery/cashew
  2070. buttery/figgy
  2071. buttery/hazelnut
  2072. buttery/honeyed
  2073. buttery/nutty
  2074. buttery/nutty/butter
  2075. buttery/nutty/oaky
  2076. buttery/nutty/toasty
  2077. buttery/oakyh
  2078. buttery/peachy
  2079. buttery/peachy/grape
  2080. buttery/toasty
  2081. buttery/toasty/charr
  2082. buttery/toasty/nutty
  2083. buttery/toasty/oaky
  2084. buttery/toasty/peach
  2085. buttery/yellow
  2086. butts
  2087. by-product
  2088. bygone
  2089. cabbagey
  2090. cabernetO
  2091. cabernet
  2092. cabernets
  2093. california
  2094. californian
  2095. californiansZ
  2096. called
  2097. calling
  2098. callow
  2099. calls
  2100. campbell
  2101. camphor
  2102. can't
  2103. canberra
  2104. canned
  2105. canned/dried
  2106. cannot
  2107. canopy
  2108. capacity
  2109. capacity
  2110. capsicum
  2111. caramel
  2112. caramel-tinged
  2113. caramel/vanillin
  2114. carbon
  2115. carbonicy
  2116. cardamom
  2117. careerZ
  2118. carefully
  2119. cares
  2120. caresses
  2121. caressing
  2122. caricature
  2123. carried
  2124. carriesF
  2125. carry
  2126. carrying
  2127. cascadeV
  2128. cascades
  2129. cascading
  2130. cashew
  2131. cashew
  2132. cashew-accented
  2133. cashew-flavoured
  2134. cashew/butterscotch
  2135. cashew/creamy
  2136. cashew/hazelnut
  2137. cashew/mealy
  2138. cashew/melon
  2139. cashew/mineral
  2140. cashew/straw
  2141. cashew/vanilla
  2142. cassisV
  2143. cassis
  2144. cassis-accented
  2145. cassis-flavoured
  2146. cassis/berry
  2147. cassis/blackberry
  2148. cassis/blackcurrant
  2149. cassis/cedar/cigar
  2150. cassis/plum
  2151. cassis/plum/darkU
  2152. cassis/raspberry
  2153. cassis/red
  2154. cassis/redcurrant
  2155. cassis/ribena
  2156. cat's
  2157. cataclysmic
  2158. catch
  2159. catches
  2160. categorise
  2161. category
  2162. cavalcade
  2163. ceased
  2164. cedare
  2165. cedar/cigara
  2166. cedar/leafy
  2167. cedar/sandalwood/spi
  2168. cedar/vanilla
  2169. cedary
  2170. cedary
  2171. cedary-accented
  2172. cedary/briary
  2173. cedary/briary/blackb
  2174. cedary/briary/brambl
  2175. cedary/briary/chocol
  2176. cedary/briary/earthy
  2177. cedary/briary/leafy
  2178. cedary/briary/vanill
  2179. cedary/chocolatey
  2180. cedary/cigar
  2181. cedary/dusty/briary
  2182. cedary/earthy
  2183. cedary/earthy/briary
  2184. cedary/foresty
  2185. cedary/herbaceous
  2186. cedary/leafy
  2187. cedary/leafy/briary
  2188. cedary/leafy/minty
  2189. cedary/leafy/minty/e
  2190. cedary/mulberry/leaf
  2191. cedary/spicy
  2192. cedary/tobacco
  2193. cedary/tobacco/earth
  2194. cedary/tobacco/stemm
  2195. cellar
  2196. cellar-door
  2197. cellared
  2198. cellaring
  2199. cedary
  2200. cellaring
  2201. challenging
  2202. character
  2203. characters
  2204. chardonnay
  2205. cherry
  2206. cherry/berry
  2207. chocolateB
  2208. chocolatey/berry@
  2209. citrus
  2210. citrus/nectarine@
  2211. classic
  2212. clean
  2213. clearly
  2214. coating@
  2215. coming
  2216. complex
  2217. complexity
  2218. concentrated
  2219. conflicting@
  2220. constructed
  2221. conundrum@
  2222. cradles@
  2223. creek@
  2224. crisp
  2225. curiously
  2226. black-red
  2227. massive
  2228. dense
  2229. briary/dark
  2230. berry
  2231. aromas
  2232. touch
  2233. red-purple
  2234. concentrated
  2235. briary/blackberry
  2236. fruit
  2237. decadence@
  2238. burnished
  2239. bouquet
  2240. ranges
  2241. through
  2242. toffee
  2243. cumqua@
  2244. purple
  2245. voluptuous
  2246. briary/berry/cedary
  2247. bouquet
  2248. cellaring
  2249. cellier
  2250. centenary
  2251. centenary
  2252. strong
  2253. purple-red
  2254. spotlessly
  2255. clean
  2256. bouquet
  2257. redolen
  2258. central
  2259. centre
  2260. century
  2261. certain
  2262. certainly
  2263. certainty
  2264. burgundy
  2265. which
  2266. almost
  2267. years
  2268. chablis
  2269. chablis-like
  2270. chablis-style
  2271. chablis-weight
  2272. chain
  2273. chairman's
  2274. chairman's
  2275. selection
  2276. yellow
  2277. complex
  2278. developed
  2279. toasty/bu
  2280. chalk
  2281. chalkier
  2282. chalkiness
  2283. chalky
  2284. chalky/dusty
  2285. challengeC
  2286. challenges
  2287. challenging
  2288. challenging
  2289. chambourcin
  2290. chameleon
  2291. champagne
  2292. champion
  2293. chandon
  2294. change
  2295. changed
  2296. chaptalisation
  2297. charactern
  2298. character
  2299. character
  2300. characteristic
  2301. characteristically
  2302. characteristics
  2303. charactersD
  2304. characters
  2305. characters
  2306. chardonnay
  2307. chardonnay
  2308. chardonnay-like
  2309. chardonnays
  2310. charge
  2311. charged
  2312. charging
  2313. charitably
  2314. charry
  2315. charry/chippy
  2316. charry/earthy
  2317. charry/earthy/gamey
  2318. charry/high
  2319. charry/lemony
  2320. charry/mealy
  2321. charry/smoky
  2322. charry/spicy
  2323. charry/toasty
  2324. chateau
  2325. chatsfield
  2326. chenin
  2327. cherriesn
  2328. cherryB
  2329. cherry
  2330. cherry
  2331. cherry-accentedk
  2332. cherry-flavoured
  2333. cherry-pop/confectio
  2334. cherry-ripe
  2335. cherry/berry
  2336. cherry/berry
  2337. cherry/berry/spice
  2338. cherry/blackberry
  2339. cherry/boot
  2340. cherry/cherry
  2341. cherry/dark
  2342. cherry/gamey
  2343. cherry/liquorice
  2344. cherry/minty
  2345. cherry/plum
  2346. cherry/plummy/berry
  2347. cherry/raspberry
  2348. cherry/red
  2349. cherry/spice
  2350. cherry/strawberry
  2351. cherry/wild
  2352. chestnut
  2353. chewing
  2354. chewyT
  2355. chewy/briary/earthy
  2356. child
  2357. chilled
  2358. chinese
  2359. chinon
  2360. chippy
  2361. chips
  2362. chock-full
  2363. chocolate
  2364. chocolateB
  2365. chocolate
  2366. chocolate-accented
  2367. chocolate-flavoured
  2368. chocolate-tinged
  2369. chocolate/blackB
  2370. chocolate/briar/ceda
  2371. chocolate/briary/berK
  2372. chocolate/cassisU
  2373. chocolate/dark
  2374. chocolate/forest
  2375. chocolatey
  2376. chocolatey-flavoured
  2377. chocolatey/berry
  2378. chocolatey/briaryL
  2379. chocolatey/briary/be
  2380. chocolatey/earthy
  2381. chocolatey/minty/ear
  2382. chocolatey/prune
  2383. chocolaty
  2384. choose
  2385. chosen
  2386. christchurch
  2387. christmas
  2388. chunky_
  2389. cigara
  2390. cinammon-spice
  2391. cinnamon
  2392. cinnamon/clove/spice
  2393. cinnamon/five
  2394. cinnamon/spiceL
  2395. circumstances
  2396. citrusu
  2397. citrus
  2398. citrus
  2399. citrus-accented
  2400. citrus-grapefruit
  2401. citrus-like
  2402. citrus-rind
  2403. citrus-tinged
  2404. citrus/grapefruit
  2405. citrus/grapefruit/me
  2406. citrus/herbaceous
  2407. citrus/herbaceous-ac
  2408. citrus/herbaceous/fr
  2409. citrus/herbaceous/go
  2410. citrus/herbal
  2411. citrus/herbal/floral
  2412. citrus/lemon
  2413. citrus/lime
  2414. citrus/melon
  2415. citrus/melon/fig
  2416. citrus/melon/grapefr
  2417. citrus/melon/herbace
  2418. citrus/melon/mineral
  2419. citrus/mineral
  2420. citrus/nectarine
  2421. citrus/sweet
  2422. citrus/vegetal
  2423. citrus/white
  2424. citrussy
  2425. citrussy/grassy
  2426. citrussy/herbal
  2427. citrussy/lemony
  2428. citrussy/lime/melon
  2429. citrussy/stemmy
  2430. citrussy/tangy
  2431. citrussy/white
  2432. claim
  2433. claimed
  2434. clare
  2435. clare-style
  2436. clarity
  2437. clash
  2438. classH
  2439. classicI
  2440. classic
  2441. classic
  2442. youthful
  2443. riesling
  2444. light
  2445. green
  2446. colour
  2447. tangy
  2448. classically
  2449. classicists
  2450. classics
  2451. classy
  2452. claustrophobic
  2453. cleanL
  2454. clean
  2455. clean
  2456. clean
  2457. clean
  2458. clean
  2459. cleaned
  2460. cleaning
  2461. cleanness
  2462. cleansingv
  2463. clear
  2464. clear-cut
  2465. clearcut
  2466. clearly
  2467. clearly
  2468. clever
  2469. cleverly
  2470. cleverly-made
  2471. clientele
  2472. climatez
  2473. climates
  2474. clingstone
  2475. clonakilla
  2476. clone
  2477. close
  2478. closed
  2479. closely
  2480. closer
  2481. closesf
  2482. closest
  2483. closing
  2484. cloudy
  2485. clove
  2486. clove/spice
  2487. cloyF
  2488. cloying
  2489. cloys
  2490. clumsy
  2491. coalesce
  2492. coarse
  2493. coarseness
  2494. coating
  2495. coconut
  2496. coconut/vanilla
  2497. cocoon
  2498. coffee
  2499. coffee/toffee
  2500. coldC
  2501. cold-fermented
  2502. coldstream
  2503. colombard
  2504. colour[
  2505. coloured
  2506. combination
  2507. combine
  2508. combined
  2509. combines
  2510. combining
  2511. comex
  2512. comesC
  2513. comfortable
  2514. comfortably
  2515. comingT
  2516. coming
  2517. command
  2518. commences
  2519. commencing
  2520. commendable
  2521. commensuratelyE
  2522. commenting
  2523. comments
  2524. commercials
  2525. commodity
  2526. common
  2527. commonly
  2528. company
  2529. comparative
  2530. compared
  2531. comparison
  2532. compartments
  2533. compelling
  2534. compellingly
  2535. compete
  2536. competent
  2537. competently
  2538. competing
  2539. competition
  2540. competitions
  2541. complaints
  2542. complementN
  2543. complementede
  2544. complementing
  2545. complete
  2546. completed
  2547. completely
  2548. complexA
  2549. complex
  2550. complex
  2551. complex
  2552. complex
  2553. complex-flavoured
  2554. complexed
  2555. complexing
  2556. complexityj
  2557. complexity
  2558. complimented
  2559. component
  2560. componentsO
  2561. composed
  2562. composition
  2563. composty
  2564. comprehensively
  2565. compromises
  2566. compromising
  2567. conceivable
  2568. conceivably
  2569. concentratedA
  2570. concentrated
  2571. concentrated
  2572. concentrationD
  2573. concerned
  2574. conclusion
  2575. condition
  2576. conditions
  2577. confection
  2578. confection/jam
  2579. confectionery
  2580. confirmed
  2581. confirms
  2582. conflictC
  2583. conflictingC
  2584. connection
  2585. connotations
  2586. consequence
  2587. considerable
  2588. considerably
  2589. considerations
  2590. considered
  2591. considering
  2592. consistent
  2593. consistently
  2594. constitutes
  2595. constraints
  2596. constructedj
  2597. constructed
  2598. consumed
  2599. consumers
  2600. consumption
  2601. contact
  2602. contain
  2603. contained
  2604. contains
  2605. contemplate
  2606. content
  2607. context
  2608. conti
  2609. continuation
  2610. continue
  2611. continued
  2612. continues
  2613. continuing
  2614. continuously
  2615. contradictory
  2616. contrary
  2617. contrast
  2618. contribute
  2619. contributes
  2620. contributing
  2621. contribution
  2622. contributions
  2623. contributor
  2624. control
  2625. controlledI
  2626. conundrum
  2627. convention
  2628. conventional
  2629. conventionally
  2630. converted
  2631. convince
  2632. convinced
  2633. convincing
  2634. convincingly
  2635. cooked
  2636. coolz
  2637. cool-climate
  2638. cool-grown
  2639. cooler
  2640. cooler-grown
  2641. coonawarra
  2642. coonawarra/padthaway
  2643. coopers
  2644. copper
  2645. coreu
  2646. coriole
  2647. corkedf
  2648. corky
  2649. corner
  2650. correct
  2651. correspondingly
  2652. cosmetic
  2653. cosmetic/tropical
  2654. costs
  2655. cotes
  2656. cough
  2657. couldW
  2658. couldn't
  2659. counter
  2660. counterbalance
  2661. counterbalanced
  2662. counterbalancing
  2663. counterpoised
  2664. country
  2665. couple
  2666. coupled
  2667. course
  2668. cowra
  2669. cowshed
  2670. cradled
  2671. cradles
  2672. craft
  2673. craftede
  2674. craiglee
  2675. crammedZ
  2676. crawford
  2677. crawling
  2678. cream
  2679. creamier
  2680. creamyj
  2681. creamy/biscuity/brea
  2682. creamy/buttery/toast
  2683. creamy/figgy/honeyed
  2684. creamy/malty
  2685. creamy/mealy
  2686. creamy/nutty
  2687. creamy/nutty/biscuit
  2688. creamy/nutty/malolac
  2689. creamy/nutty/toasty
  2690. creamy/smoky/toasty
  2691. creamy/toasty
  2692. creamy/toasty/cashew
  2693. creamy/toasty/nutty
  2694. creamy/vanilla
  2695. creamy/yeasty
  2696. create
  2697. creditable
  2698. creek
  2699. creep
  2700. creeps
  2701. creme
  2702. crimson
  2703. crisp
  2704. crisp
  2705. crisp
  2706. crisper
  2707. crisply
  2708. crispness
  2709. criticised
  2710. criticism
  2711. critics
  2712. croser
  2713. cross
  2714. cross-cut
  2715. cross-over
  2716. crozesx
  2717. crumb
  2718. crunchy
  2719. crushed
  2720. crushing
  2721. crust
  2722. crystal
  2723. cullen
  2724. cumquat
  2725. cunning
  2726. cunningly
  2727. curate's
  2728. curiousf
  2729. curiously
  2730. curiously
  2731. currant
  2732. curranty
  2733. current
  2734. currently
  2735. cushion
  2736. custard
  2737. cut-grass/herbal
  2738. cut-throat
  2739. cuvee
  2740. cuvee
  2741. straw-yellow
  2742. exceedingly
  2743. complex
  2744. cycle
  2745. damson
  2746. dance
  2747. dancing
  2748. dargaud
  2749. darkA
  2750. almost
  2751. opaque
  2752. colour
  2753. concentrated
  2754. berry
  2755. fruit
  2756. brown
  2757. tending
  2758. olive
  2759. complex
  2760. faintly
  2761. earthA
  2762. brown
  2763. olive
  2764. strong
  2765. complex
  2766. raisiny
  2767. brown
  2768. olive
  2769. bouquet
  2770. intense
  2771. black-red
  2772. massive
  2773. dense
  2774. purple-red
  2775. concentrated
  2776. dense
  2777. powerful
  2778. bouqu
  2779. dense
  2780. brown
  2781. merging
  2782. olive
  2783. penetrating
  2784. intense
  2785. dense
  2786. massively
  2787. concentrated
  2788. bouquet
  2789. earthy
  2790. dense
  2791. concentrated
  2792. plummy
  2793. bouquet
  2794. leads
  2795. dense
  2796. red-purple
  2797. extremely
  2798. complex
  2799. bouquet
  2800. dense
  2801. red-purple
  2802. bouquet
  2803. olive-brown
  2804. tinged
  2805. green
  2806. pours
  2807. viscous
  2808. purple-red
  2809. massively
  2810. concentrated
  2811. briary/berry
  2812. bouque
  2813. purple-red
  2814. concentrated
  2815. bouquet
  2816. purple-red
  2817. youthful
  2818. potent
  2819. bouquet
  2820. purple-red
  2821. bouquet
  2822. powerful
  2823. complex
  2824. briary
  2825. slightly
  2826. jammy
  2827. fruit
  2828. aromas
  2829. conside
  2830. brick
  2831. evident
  2832. there
  2833. attrac
  2834. concentrated
  2835. briary
  2836. fruit
  2837. hints
  2838. briary/dark
  2839. berry
  2840. aromas
  2841. touch
  2842. inimitable
  2843. bowen
  2844. style
  2845. chocolatey
  2846. powerful
  2847. berry
  2848. chocolate
  2849. aromas
  2850. bouquet
  2851. complex
  2852. powerful
  2853. aristocratically
  2854. there
  2855. super-abundant
  2856. plummy
  2857. fruit
  2858. tinge
  2859. brick
  2860. potent
  2861. bouque
  2862. purple
  2863. complex
  2864. cedary/cigar
  2865. touch
  2866. purple
  2867. surprisingly
  2868. fragrant
  2869. red-purple
  2870. complex
  2871. array
  2872. aromas
  2873. red-purple
  2874. complex
  2875. bouquet
  2876. showing
  2877. climate
  2878. chara
  2879. red-purple
  2880. attractive
  2881. bouquet
  2882. fruit
  2883. red-purple
  2884. solid
  2885. bouquet
  2886. berry
  2887. red-purple
  2888. exceptionally
  2889. powerful
  2890. tightly
  2891. red-purple
  2892. immense
  2893. bouquet
  2894. palate
  2895. red-purple
  2896. intense
  2897. concentrated
  2898. red-purple
  2899. concentrated
  2900. briary/blackberry
  2901. fruit
  2902. red-purple
  2903. potent
  2904. cedar/cigar
  2905. box/briary/foresty
  2906. overto
  2907. red-purple
  2908. bouquet
  2909. powerful
  2910. concentrated
  2911. red-purple
  2912. bouquet
  2913. redolent
  2914. potent
  2915. gamey
  2916. red-purple
  2917. bouquet
  2918. solid
  2919. dense
  2920. briary/d
  2921. red-purple
  2922. bouquet
  2923. shows
  2924. perfectly
  2925. ripened
  2926. fruit
  2927. red-purple
  2928. there
  2929. abundant
  2930. berry
  2931. choco
  2932. red-purple
  2933. voluminous
  2934. cherry
  2935. fruit
  2936. vibrant
  2937. attractive
  2938. cedar
  2939. blackberry
  2940. fruit
  2941. darkest
  2942. dashwood
  2943. dazzling
  2944. decade
  2945. decadence
  2946. decadesV
  2947. deceive
  2948. deceiving
  2949. december
  2950. deceptively
  2951. decidedC
  2952. decidedly
  2953. decipher
  2954. decision
  2955. declassification
  2956. decline
  2957. decomposed
  2958. deepZ
  2959. bright
  2960. red-purple
  2961. vibrant
  2962. bouquet
  2963. filled
  2964. spicy
  2965. bright
  2966. yellow
  2967. incredibly
  2968. intense
  2969. brown
  2970. bouquet
  2971. shows
  2972. obvious
  2973. barrel-aged
  2974. rancio
  2975. brown
  2976. touch
  2977. olive
  2978. burnished
  2979. bouquet
  2980. ranges
  2981. through
  2982. toffee
  2983. cumqua
  2984. bright
  2985. voluptuous
  2986. cumquat
  2987. mandarin
  2988. colour
  2989. sweet
  2990. cassis
  2991. fruit
  2992. mixed
  2993. seductive
  2994. albeit
  2995. colour
  2996. bouquet
  2997. complex
  2998. potent
  2999. aromas
  3000. dense
  3001. purple
  3002. bouquet
  3003. pungent
  3004. intense
  3005. glowing
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  4048. dusty/vanillin
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  4050. dyed-in-the-wool
  4051. dynamics
  4052. each-way
  4053. earlier
  4054. earlyO
  4055. early-bottled
  4056. early-developingt
  4057. early-drinking
  4058. early-maturing
  4059. early-picked
  4060. earth_
  4061. earth
  4062. earth/briary/berry
  4063. earthshaking
  4064. earthyJ
  4065. earthy
  4066. earthy/berry
  4067. earthy/black
  4068. earthy/blackberry
  4069. earthy/blackberry/bi
  4070. earthy/briary
  4071. earthy/briary/berry
  4072. earthy/briary/chocol
  4073. earthy/briary/forest
  4074. earthy/briary/gamey
  4075. earthy/briary/herbac
  4076. earthy/briary/woodsy
  4077. earthy/cassis
  4078. earthy/cedary
  4079. earthy/cedary/sublim
  4080. earthy/cherry
  4081. earthy/cherry/liquor
  4082. earthy/chocolatey
  4083. earthy/chocolatey/mu
  4084. earthy/dark
  4085. earthy/foresty
  4086. earthy/foresty/sappy
  4087. earthy/gameyy
  4088. earthy/gamey/minty
  4089. earthy/gravelly
  4090. earthy/handbaggy
  4091. earthy/herbaceous
  4092. earthy/herbal
  4093. earthy/leafy/berry
  4094. earthy/leafy/briary
  4095. earthy/leafy/minty/p
  4096. earthy/leathery
  4097. earthy/minerally
  4098. earthy/minty/berry
  4099. earthy/oaky
  4100. earthy/peppery
  4101. earthy/plummy
  4102. earthy/sappy
  4103. earthy/sappy/foresty
  4104. earthy/spicy
  4105. earthy/spirityA
  4106. earthy/stalky
  4107. earthy/stalky/cigar
  4108. earthy/stemmy
  4109. earthy/stemmy/briary
  4110. earthy/stemmy/woody
  4111. earthy/tarry
  4112. earthy/velvety
  4113. easeF
  4114. easily
  4115. easter
  4116. easy-drinking
  4117. eaten
  4118. echelon
  4119. echoed
  4120. echoes
  4121. echoing
  4122. waechter
  4123. medium
  4124. red-purple
  4125. gently
  4126. valley
  4127. glowing
  4128. yellow-green
  4129. clean
  4130. quite
  4131. edgeA
  4132. edge-style
  4133. edgesL
  4134. edges
  4135. eerilyx
  4136. effect
  4137. effective
  4138. effectivelyi
  4139. effects
  4140. effort
  4141. efforts
  4142. effusive
  4143. egregiously
  4144. either
  4145. elaborate
  4146. elbows
  4147. elderton
  4148. elegance
  4149. elegant~
  4150. elegant
  4151. elegant/refined
  4152. elegantly
  4153. elegantly
  4154. element
  4155. elements
  4156. elevated
  4157. eliza
  4158. eliza
  4159. light
  4160. medium
  4161. yellow-green
  4162. discreet
  4163. citrus
  4164. eliza
  4165. medium
  4166. yellow-green
  4167. bouquet
  4168. quite
  4169. complex
  4170. elizabeth
  4171. elusivex
  4172. emanated
  4173. embraces
  4174. emerge
  4175. emergence
  4176. emerging
  4177. emphasis
  4178. emphasising
  4179. emphatic
  4180. emphatically
  4181. employed
  4182. empty
  4183. encased
  4184. enchant
  4185. encountered
  4186. encounters
  4187. encouragement
  4188. endowed
  4189. engage
  4190. engine
  4191. enhance
  4192. enhanced
  4193. enjoy
  4194. enjoy
  4195. enjoyable
  4196. enjoyed
  4197. enjoyment
  4198. enormous
  4199. enormously
  4200. enough
  4201. enriched
  4202. ensure
  4203. entered
  4204. enters
  4205. entire
  4206. entirely
  4207. entitled
  4208. entrancing
  4209. entry
  4210. envelope
  4211. enveloped
  4212. enzyme
  4213. enzymes
  4214. equal
  4215. equally[
  4216. equivalentlyR
  4217. equivalently
  4218. errant
  4219. escape
  4220. escaping
  4221. eschewing
  4222. especially
  4223. essence
  4224. essence-of-grape
  4225. essencey
  4226. essencey/rose
  4227. essency/jammy
  4228. essentialv
  4229. essentially
  4230. established
  4231. estateb
  4232. esters
  4233. estery
  4234. estery/floral
  4235. ethereal
  4236. eucalypt
  4237. euphemistically
  4238. europe
  4239. european
  4240. european-accented
  4241. european-style
  4242. evans
  4243. evenJ
  4244. equivalently
  4245. evidence
  4246. evident
  4247. excellent
  4248. exceptional
  4249. exhibit
  4250. expressive@
  4251. extravagant@
  4252. faces
  4253. faintly
  4254. fallen
  4255. fermentation
  4256. finish
  4257. finishing
  4258. flavouru
  4259. flavoured
  4260. flavours
  4261. fleshes
  4262. floral/scented@
  4263. followed
  4264. forest
  4265. fractionally
  4266. fragrant
  4267. french
  4268. fresh
  4269. fruit_
  4270. fruitsJ
  4271. fulfilled@
  4272. brassy-gold
  4273. dried
  4274. peach
  4275. cumquat
  4276. fruit
  4277. even-better
  4278. ever-so-distinctive
  4279. ever-so-slightly
  4280. ever-so-typical
  4281. every
  4282. everyone
  4283. everything
  4284. evidence
  4285. evidence
  4286. evidencing
  4287. evidentM
  4288. evident
  4289. evidently
  4290. evocation
  4291. evocative
  4292. evolution
  4293. evolve
  4294. evolved
  4295. evolves
  4296. evolving
  4297. ex-tank
  4298. exactly
  4299. exaggerated
  4300. example
  4301. exceedinglyE
  4302. exceedingly
  4303. colour
  4304. relatively
  4305. little
  4306. fruit
  4307. aroma
  4308. eviden
  4309. excellentA
  4310. excellent
  4311. excellent
  4312. colour
  4313. retaining
  4314. purple
  4315. excellent
  4316. green-yellow
  4317. bouquet
  4318. redolent
  4319. lime/tro
  4320. excellent
  4321. purple-red
  4322. colour
  4323. bouquet
  4324. clean
  4325. excellent
  4326. purple-red
  4327. still
  4328. youthful
  4329. black
  4330. cherry
  4331. excellent
  4332. red-purple
  4333. colour
  4334. bouquet
  4335. fragrant
  4336. excellent
  4337. strong
  4338. red-purple
  4339. bouquet
  4340. redolent
  4341. excellent
  4342. strong
  4343. red-purple
  4344. bouquet
  4345. solid
  4346. powerf
  4347. excellently
  4348. except
  4349. exceptional
  4350. exceptional
  4351. exceptionallyF
  4352. exceptionally
  4353. almost
  4354. impenetrable
  4355. red-purple
  4356. there
  4357. exceptionally
  4358. strong
  4359. purple-red
  4360. waves
  4361. perfectly-ripened
  4362. excess
  4363. excessive
  4364. excessivelyn
  4365. excitement
  4366. exciting
  4367. exemplary
  4368. exercise
  4369. exhibit
  4370. exhibit
  4371. exhibited
  4372. exhibiting
  4373. exhibits
  4374. exhilarating
  4375. exist
  4376. exoticz
  4377. exotically
  4378. expands
  4379. expansive
  4380. expectJ
  4381. expectations
  4382. expected
  4383. expects
  4384. expensive
  4385. experience
  4386. expertly
  4387. explaining
  4388. explains
  4389. explodes
  4390. explosive
  4391. explosively
  4392. exposure
  4393. expovina-zurich
  4394. express
  4395. expressed
  4396. expressing
  4397. expression
  4398. expressive
  4399. exquisitely
  4400. extended
  4401. extending
  4402. extrau
  4403. extractM
  4404. extracted
  4405. extraction
  4406. extractive
  4407. extractive/gamey
  4408. extraordinarilyw
  4409. extraordinarily
  4410. colour
  4411. striking
  4412. briary/brambly/fores
  4413. extraordinary
  4414. extravagant
  4415. extravagantly
  4416. extreme
  4417. extremely
  4418. extremely
  4419. yellow
  4420. powerful
  4421. bouquet
  4422. extremely
  4423. sophisticated
  4424. winemaking
  4425. evident
  4426. seamless
  4427. extremes
  4428. extroverted
  4429. exuberance
  4430. exuberant
  4431. exuberantly
  4432. exudes
  4433. exuding
  4434. fabulous
  4435. faces
  4436. faces
  4437. facets
  4438. factor
  4439. factors
  4440. faded
  4441. faint
  4442. faint
  4443. blackish
  4444. tinges
  4445. purple-red
  4446. colour
  4447. raise
  4448. faint-hearted
  4449. faintestG
  4450. faintlyA
  4451. faintly
  4452. fairest
  4453. fairlyM
  4454. fairy-like
  4455. faith
  4456. fallenallen
  4457. fallen
  4458. falling
  4459. falls
  4460. familiar
  4461. family
  4462. family/regional
  4463. famous
  4464. fancy
  4465. fanfare
  4466. fantastic
  4467. farewell
  4468. farmyard
  4469. fascinating
  4470. fashion
  4471. fashionable
  4472. fashioned
  4473. fast-developing
  4474. fatness
  4475. fault
  4476. fault-free
  4477. faultless
  4478. faulty
  4479. favourable
  4480. favours
  4481. fearsome
  4482. feather
  4483. feature
  4484. features
  4485. featuring
  4486. february
  4487. feeling
  4488. felix
  4489. feral
  4490. ferment
  4491. ferment-dominated
  4492. ferment/malolactic
  4493. fermentationE
  4494. fermentation
  4495. fermentation-type
  4496. fermentation/yeast
  4497. fermented
  4498. fermenter
  4499. fern-like
  4500. ferocious
  4501. ferociously
  4502. ferocity
  4503. festooned
  4504. fibre
  4505. field
  4506. fierce
  4507. fig/melon
  4508. fig/melon/citrus
  4509. fig/peach/melon
  4510. figgyg
  4511. figgy/buttery/oatmea
  4512. fights
  4513. filigreed
  4514. filled
  4515. filling
  4516. fills
  4517. filsell
  4518. filtered
  4519. final
  4520. finallyC
  4521. finds
  4522. fineT
  4523. mousse
  4524. bright
  4525. green-yellow
  4526. colour
  4527. complex
  4528. fine-grained
  4529. fined
  4530. finely
  4531. finely-grained
  4532. finer
  4533. finessem
  4534. finger
  4535. fingerprints
  4536. fining
  4537. fininshing
  4538. finishA
  4539. finish
  4540. finish
  4541. finish
  4542. finish
  4543. finish
  4544. finishedZ
  4545. finishesU
  4546. finishingB
  4547. finishing
  4548. finishing
  4549. finos
  4550. firmg
  4551. firmer
  4552. firming
  4553. firmly
  4554. firmness
  4555. first
  4556. first-class
  4557. first-crop
  4558. first-up
  4559. fistA
  4560. fistful
  4561. fitting
  4562. five-plus
  4563. five-spicef
  4564. five-spice/bacon
  4565. five-spice/nutmeg
  4566. five-star
  4567. five-year-old
  4568. flabbiness
  4569. flabby
  4570. flamboyant
  4571. flashy
  4572. flatness
  4573. flattens
  4574. flatter
  4575. flavours
  4576. flavouru
  4577. flavour
  4578. flavour-oriented
  4579. flavouredS
  4580. flavoured
  4581. flavourful
  4582. flavoursB
  4583. flavours
  4584. flavours
  4585. flavours
  4586. flavours
  4587. flavours
  4588. flavours
  4589. flavours
  4590. flavoursome
  4591. flecked
  4592. fleeting
  4593. fleetingly
  4594. flesh
  4595. fleshed
  4596. fleshes
  4597. fleshes
  4598. fleshy
  4599. fleshy/tropical/lime
  4600. flick
  4601. flinty
  4602. flinty/minerally
  4603. flood
  4604. flooded
  4605. flooding
  4606. floods
  4607. floor
  4608. floor/cedar/cigar
  4609. floor/gamey
  4610. floral
  4611. floral/apricot-accen
  4612. floral/gooseberry
  4613. floral/herbal
  4614. floral/lime
  4615. floral/minty
  4616. floral/passionfruit
  4617. floral/scented
  4618. floral/spicy
  4619. floral/toasty
  4620. florals
  4621. flower
  4622. flowered
  4623. flowering
  4624. flowery
  4625. flowing
  4626. flows
  4627. fluffy
  4628. focus
  4629. focused
  4630. folded
  4631. follow
  4632. follow-through
  4633. follow-up
  4634. followedJ
  4635. followed
  4636. followers
  4637. following
  4638. follows
  4639. follows
  4640. successful
  4641. vintage
  4642. medium
  4643. fondZ
  4644. food-style
  4645. missed
  4646. being
  4647. lighter
  4648. previous
  4649. reasons
  4650. which
  4651. escape
  4652. missed
  4653. forbiddingly
  4654. forcea
  4655. forced
  4656. forcefulN
  4657. forcefully
  4658. forces
  4659. forcing
  4660. foreV
  4661. fore-palate
  4662. foregoing
  4663. forepalate
  4664. foreshadow
  4665. foreshadowed
  4666. foreshadows
  4667. forest
  4668. forest
  4669. forest-floor
  4670. foresty
  4671. foresty/brambly
  4672. foresty/briary
  4673. foresty/briary/plumm
  4674. foresty/earthy
  4675. foresty/gamey
  4676. foresty/plummy
  4677. foresty/stemmy}
  4678. foresty/tangy
  4679. foresty/tobacco
  4680. foreverH
  4681. forgiving
  4682. former
  4683. formidableZ
  4684. formidably
  4685. fortifyingw
  4686. forward
  4687. found
  4688. fourth
  4689. fraction
  4690. fractionally
  4691. fractionally
  4692. fragrance
  4693. fragrances
  4694. fragrantZ
  4695. fragrant
  4696. fragrant
  4697. fraises
  4698. frame
  4699. framed
  4700. franc
  4701. france
  4702. francois
  4703. frangipani
  4704. frangipani/blossom
  4705. freakish
  4706. freaks
  4707. frederick
  4708. frederick
  4709. chardonnay
  4710. yellow
  4711. complex
  4712. bouquet
  4713. frenchc
  4714. french
  4715. french-accented
  4716. frequently
  4717. freres
  4718. freres-style
  4719. fresh{
  4720. fresh
  4721. fresh
  4722. fresh
  4723. medium
  4724. red-purple
  4725. bouquet
  4726. fresh
  4727. clean
  4728. fresh
  4729. red-purple
  4730. colour
  4731. there
  4732. lifted
  4733. clean
  4734. strawberr
  4735. fresh
  4736. red-purple
  4737. medium
  4738. density
  4739. cherry
  4740. fresh-cut
  4741. freshened
  4742. freshening
  4743. freshens
  4744. fresher
  4745. freshly
  4746. freshness
  4747. freycinet
  4748. friendly
  4749. frighten
  4750. frills
  4751. fromC
  4752. front
  4753. front-end-loaded
  4754. frontal
  4755. fruitA
  4756. fruit_
  4757. fruit
  4758. fruit
  4759. fruit
  4760. fruit
  4761. fruit
  4762. fruit
  4763. fruit
  4764. fruit
  4765. fruit
  4766. fruit
  4767. fruit
  4768. fruit
  4769. fruit
  4770. fruit
  4771. fruit-accented
  4772. fruit-derived
  4773. fruit-driven
  4774. fruit-flavoured
  4775. fruit-spicy
  4776. fruit-sweet
  4777. fruit/acid
  4778. fruit/blackberry
  4779. fruit/fig/melon
  4780. fruited
  4781. fruitier
  4782. fruitily
  4783. fruitsruits
  4784. fruitsJ
  4785. fruity
  4786. fruity/grapey
  4787. fruity/juicy
  4788. fruity/spicy
  4789. frutti
  4790. fugitive
  4791. fulfil
  4792. fulfilled
  4793. fulfilling
  4794. fulfils
  4795. fullE
  4796. brassy-gold
  4797. dried
  4798. peach
  4799. cumquat
  4800. fruit
  4801. bright
  4802. yellow-green
  4803. bouquet
  4804. showing
  4805. developed
  4806. yellow-green
  4807. voluminous
  4808. bouquet
  4809. peach
  4810. glowing
  4811. yellow
  4812. bouquet
  4813. toffee
  4814. cumquat
  4815. glowing
  4816. yellow-green
  4817. complex
  4818. bouquet
  4819. toasty
  4820. glowing
  4821. yellow-green
  4822. seems
  4823. typical
  4824. cooper
  4825. always
  4826. complex
  4827. bouquet
  4828. cumquat
  4829. golden-yellow
  4830. toasty
  4831. honeyed
  4832. nutty
  4833. bottle
  4834. development
  4835. purple-red
  4836. rustic
  4837. smoky
  4838. slightly
  4839. gamey
  4840. bouquet
  4841. purple-red
  4842. concentrated
  4843. bouquet
  4844. powerful
  4845. earth
  4846. purple-red
  4847. concentrated
  4848. bouquet
  4849. purple-red
  4850. bouquet
  4851. youthful
  4852. berry
  4853. fruit
  4854. purple-red
  4855. massively
  4856. powerful
  4857. bouquet
  4858. loaded
  4859. purple-red
  4860. powerful
  4861. concentrated
  4862. bouquet
  4863. purple-red
  4864. powerful
  4865. intense
  4866. bouquet
  4867. abundant
  4868. purple-red
  4869. almost
  4870. voluptuously
  4871. concentr
  4872. purple-red
  4873. clean
  4874. minty/berry
  4875. fruit
  4876. well-h
  4877. purple-red
  4878. complex
  4879. bottle-developed
  4880. liquorice
  4881. purple-red
  4882. dense
  4883. concentrated
  4884. cassis
  4885. fruit
  4886. subtle
  4887. purple-red
  4888. luscious
  4889. blackcurrant
  4890. fruit
  4891. aromas
  4892. interming
  4893. purple-red
  4894. luscious
  4895. blackcurrant/berry
  4896. aromas
  4897. purple-red
  4898. marvellously
  4899. balanced
  4900. integrated
  4901. fruit
  4902. purple-red
  4903. potent
  4904. spicy
  4905. bouquet
  4906. still
  4907. opening
  4908. purple-red
  4909. powerful
  4910. spice
  4911. liquorice
  4912. pepper
  4913. varietal
  4914. purple-red
  4915. slightly
  4916. deeper
  4917. vintage
  4918. purple-red
  4919. bouquet
  4920. complex
  4921. distinguished
  4922. purple-red
  4923. bouquet
  4924. powerful
  4925. concentrated
  4926. purple-red
  4927. bouquet
  4928. sweet
  4929. fruit
  4930. purple-red
  4931. there
  4932. plummy
  4933. fruit
  4934. bouqu
  4935. purple-red
  4936. dense
  4937. jammy/cherry/berry
  4938. fruit
  4939. purple-red
  4940. almost
  4941. voluptuously
  4942. concentr@
  4943. purple-red
  4944. voluminous
  4945. bouquet
  4946. solid
  4947. earthy
  4948. varieta@
  4949. red-purple
  4950. massively
  4951. powerful
  4952. concentrated
  4953. bouque@
  4954. red-purple
  4955. solid
  4956. smooth
  4957. berry/cassis
  4958. bouquet
  4959. red-purple
  4960. enormously
  4961. concentrated
  4962. red-purple
  4963. bouquet
  4964. medium
  4965. intensity
  4966. red-purple
  4967. voluptuous
  4968. sweetly
  4969. blackcurrant
  4970. yellow
  4971. bottle-developed
  4972. bouquet
  4973. yellow
  4974. clean
  4975. peach
  4976. melon
  4977. fruit
  4978. aromas
  4979. light
  4980. yellow
  4981. typically
  4982. complex
  4983. well-balanced
  4984. yellow-green
  4985. bouquet
  4986. strong
  4987. powerful
  4988. yellow-orange
  4989. usual
  4990. extremely
  4991. complex
  4992. potent
  4993. full-textured@
  4994. gamey
  4995. generous
  4996. gently
  4997. given@
  4998. gloveA
  4999. glowing
  5000. yellow
  5001. bouquet
  5002. honey
  5003. toffee
  5004. aromas
  5005. purple-red
  5006. voluminous
  5007. bouquet
  5008. solid
  5009. earthy
  5010. varieta
  5011. bouquet
  5012. pronounced
  5013. chocol
  5014. still
  5015. touch
  5016. purple
  5017. robust
  5018. red-purple
  5019. clean
  5020. bouquet
  5021. medium
  5022. red-purple
  5023. clean
  5024. balanced
  5025. bouquet
  5026. berry
  5027. red-purple
  5028. clean
  5029. complex
  5030. bouquet
  5031. cedary
  5032. red-purple
  5033. complex
  5034. cherry
  5035. earth
  5036. shira
  5037. red-purple
  5038. concentrated
  5039. bouquet
  5040. briary/spicy/dar
  5041. red-purple
  5042. concentrated
  5043. bouquet
  5044. fruit
  5045. aroma
  5046. red-purple
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  5048. bouquet
  5049. hints
  5050. black
  5051. red-purple
  5052. bouquet
  5053. blackberry
  5054. red-purple
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  5056. aroma
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  5058. nicel
  5059. red-purple
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  5062. bouquet
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  5064. red-purple
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  5066. quite
  5067. complex
  5068. bouquet
  5069. red-purple
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  5071. example
  5072. pristine
  5073. cabernet
  5074. red-purple
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  5076. powerful
  5077. concentrated
  5078. bouque
  5079. red-purple
  5080. powerful
  5081. bouquet
  5082. fruit
  5083. red-purple
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  5085. bouquet
  5086. berry
  5087. fruits
  5088. red-purple
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  5090. bouquet
  5091. dense
  5092. red-purple
  5093. powerful
  5094. concentrated
  5095. bouquet
  5096. complex
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  5100. bouquet
  5101. fruits
  5102. red-purple
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  5105. bouquet
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  5107. red-purple
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  5109. briary/earthy/dark
  5110. berry
  5111. red-purple
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  5113. multifaceted
  5114. bouquet
  5115. red-purple
  5116. pungent
  5117. searing
  5118. bouquet
  5119. red-purple
  5120. dense
  5121. liquorice
  5122. chocolate
  5123. red-purple
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  5125. berry/briary
  5126. bouquet
  5127. red-purple
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  5134. berry
  5135. bouquet
  5136. leads
  5137. red-purple
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  5139. bouquet
  5140. briar
  5141. earth
  5142. red-purple
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  5144. smooth
  5145. berry/cassis
  5146. bouquet
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  5150. bouquet
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  5154. blackcurrant
  5155. cassis
  5156. red-purple
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  5158. powerful
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  5160. showing
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  5164. bouquet
  5165. red-purple
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  5168. bouquet
  5169. red-purple
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  5172. concentrated
  5173. red-purple
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  5175. striking
  5176. bouquet
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  5178. red-purple
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  5180. solid
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  5182. berry/briaryc
  5183. red-purple
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  5187. aroma
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  5196. chocolate
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  5198. red-purple
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  5201. berry
  5202. aromas
  5203. red-purple
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  5206. berry
  5207. fruit
  5208. aromas
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  5212. ripened
  5213. berry/dark
  5214. chocolaQ
  5215. red-purple
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  5217. concentrated
  5218. red-purple
  5219. exceedingly
  5220. potent
  5221. powerful
  5222. aggressive
  5223. red-purple
  5224. chocolate/dark
  5225. berry
  5226. faintly
  5227. red-purple
  5228. concentrated
  5229. varietal
  5230. red-purple
  5231. powerful
  5232. cassis
  5233. blackberry
  5234. red-purple
  5235. complex
  5236. bouquet
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  5239. fruit
  5240. black
  5241. red-purple
  5242. prune
  5243. liquorice
  5244. straw
  5245. aromas
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  5249. cherry
  5250. fruit
  5251. woven
  5252. red-purple
  5253. slightly
  5254. juncture
  5255. unintegrat
  5256. red-purple
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  5258. satiny
  5259. almost
  5260. creamy
  5261. fruit
  5262. red-purple
  5263. super
  5264. sweet
  5265. black
  5266. cherry
  5267. chocolate
  5268. fruit
  5269. red-purple
  5270. bouquet
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  5272. america
  5273. red-purple
  5274. bouquet
  5275. clean
  5276. smooth
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  5278. bouquet
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  5280. ripeness
  5281. black
  5282. red-purple
  5283. bouquet
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  5285. intensity
  5286. red-purple
  5287. bouquet
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  5289. intense
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  5291. red-purple
  5292. bouquet
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  5294. solid
  5295. red-purple
  5296. bouquet
  5297. vanilla
  5298. red-purple
  5299. bouquet
  5300. solid
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  5302. depth
  5303. red-purple
  5304. bouquet
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  5307. class
  5308. varietal
  5309. chara
  5310. red-purple
  5311. bouquet
  5312. simultaneously
  5313. proclaims
  5314. coonawa
  5315. red-purple
  5316. fruit
  5317. aromas
  5318. briary
  5319. notes
  5320. red-purple
  5321. sweet
  5322. cherry
  5323. blackcurrant
  5324. bouqu
  5325. red-purple
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  5327. powerful
  5328. fruit
  5329. aromas
  5330. red-purple
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  5332. range
  5333. spice
  5334. red-purple
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  5336. extraordinary
  5337. array
  5338. aromas
  5339. red-purple
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  5341. pleasant
  5342. clean
  5343. fruit
  5344. red-purple
  5345. juicy
  5346. berry
  5347. aromas
  5348. red-purple
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  5350. central
  5351. victorian
  5352. aromas
  5353. red-purple
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  5355. sweetly
  5356. blackcurrant
  5357. red-purple
  5358. clean
  5359. pepper-spice-black
  5360. red-purple
  5361. wonderfully
  5362. complex
  5363. berry
  5364. fruit
  5365. aromas
  5366. salmon
  5367. bouquet
  5368. shows
  5369. strong
  5370. bready/yeasty
  5371. salmon
  5372. bouquet
  5373. shows
  5374. voluminous
  5375. nutty
  5376. strawber
  5377. straw-yellow
  5378. powerful
  5379. clean
  5380. bouquet
  5381. toasty
  5382. straw-yellow
  5383. richly
  5384. textured
  5385. structured
  5386. bouquet
  5387. straw-yellow
  5388. complex
  5389. nutty
  5390. bouquet
  5391. straw-yellow
  5392. bouquet
  5393. palate
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  5395. yellow
  5396. bouquet
  5397. slightly
  5398. biscuity
  5399. yellow
  5400. complex
  5401. biscuity/nutty
  5402. bouquet
  5403. faint
  5404. yellow
  5405. complex
  5406. bouquet
  5407. toasty
  5408. french
  5409. yellow
  5410. complex
  5411. toasty
  5412. bouquet
  5413. camphor
  5414. notes
  5415. yellow
  5416. fruit-driven
  5417. bottle-developed
  5418. bouquet
  5419. yellow
  5420. range
  5421. nutty/malty/meady
  5422. aromas
  5423. subtle
  5424. yellow
  5425. bottle-developed
  5426. bouquet
  5427. yellow
  5428. bouquet
  5429. plenty
  5430. concentration
  5431. yellow
  5432. full-blown
  5433. bouquet
  5434. buttery
  5435. fruiq
  5436. yellow
  5437. riotously
  5438. complex
  5439. bouquet
  5440. yellow
  5441. solid
  5442. bouquet
  5443. smooth
  5444. peachy/butt
  5445. yellow
  5446. sweet
  5447. voluminous
  5448. buttery/toasty/nutty
  5449. bouquet
  5450. yellow
  5451. complex
  5452. bouquet
  5453. yellow
  5454. white
  5455. full-on
  5456. penfolds
  5457. style
  5458. plenth
  5459. yellow
  5460. advanced
  5461. bouquet
  5462. quite
  5463. developed
  5464. yellow
  5465. almost
  5466. orange
  5467. intriguing
  5468. bouquet
  5469. yellow
  5470. array
  5471. buttery/nutty/butter
  5472. aromas
  5473. together
  5474. yellow
  5475. array
  5476. fruit
  5477. aromas
  5478. bouquet
  5479. indicati
  5480. yellow
  5481. extremely
  5482. powerful
  5483. highly
  5484. worked
  5485. complex
  5486. yellow
  5487. interesting
  5488. complex
  5489. array
  5490. nutty/cashew
  5491. yellow
  5492. broad
  5493. lifted
  5494. buttery/peachy
  5495. fruit
  5496. bouquet
  5497. yellow
  5498. clean
  5499. peach
  5500. melon
  5501. fruit
  5502. aromas
  5503. light
  5504. yellow
  5505. concentrated
  5506. developed
  5507. complex
  5508. barrel-fermen
  5509. yellow
  5510. bright
  5511. complex
  5512. bouquet
  5513. yellow
  5514. developed
  5515. honeyed
  5516. buttery/peachy
  5517. fruit
  5518. yellow
  5519. generous
  5520. bottle-developed
  5521. aromas
  5522. immediately
  5523. yellow
  5524. reminiscent
  5525. zealand
  5526. chardonnay
  5527. yellow
  5528. showing
  5529. considerable
  5530. development
  5531. tangy
  5532. citrussy
  5533. yellow
  5534. peach
  5535. melon
  5536. fruit
  5537. aromas
  5538. yellow
  5539. still
  5540. touch
  5541. green
  5542. complex
  5543. punge
  5544. yellow
  5545. bouquet
  5546. voluminous
  5547. peach
  5548. fruit
  5549. yellow
  5550. bouquet
  5551. shows
  5552. distinctly
  5553. peachy/buttery
  5554. yellow
  5555. there
  5556. abundant
  5557. bottle-developed
  5558. lime-ac
  5559. yellow
  5560. there
  5561. input
  5562. throughout
  5563. yellow
  5564. tinged
  5565. straw
  5566. complex
  5567. bready/yeasty
  5568. bouque
  5569. yellow
  5570. tinged
  5571. straw
  5572. almost
  5573. riotously
  5574. complex
  5575. yellow
  5576. typically
  5577. complex
  5578. well-balanced
  5579. yellow
  5580. uncompromising
  5581. barrel
  5582. ferment/malolactic
  5583. ferment
  5584. yellow
  5585. developed
  5586. bouquet
  5587. dominated
  5588. stron
  5589. yellow
  5590. suspicion
  5591. orange-brown
  5592. starting
  5593. yellow
  5594. green
  5595. generous
  5596. bouquet
  5597. yellow
  5598. touch
  5599. green
  5600. broad
  5601. yellow-gold
  5602. fragrant
  5603. apricot
  5604. mandarin
  5605. fruit
  5606. aromas
  5607. yellow-gold
  5608. surprisingly
  5609. developed
  5610. devel
  5611. yellow-green
  5612. complex
  5613. bouquet
  5614. toasty/creamy/nutty
  5615. yellow-green
  5616. complex
  5617. potent
  5618. bouquet
  5619. yellow-green
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  5621. stylised
  5622. looking
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  5624. europ
  5625. yellow-green
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  5627. bouquet
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  5632. bouquet
  5633. yellow-green
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  5637. bouquet
  5638. yellow-green
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  5640. nutty/toasty/smoky/c
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  5645. powerful
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  5658. almost
  5659. essencey
  5660. dried
  5661. yellow-green
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  5664. peach
  5665. fruit
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  5667. toasty
  5668. charry
  5669. married
  5670. yellow-green
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  5672. bouquet
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  5676. colour
  5677. development
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  5680. full-bodied
  5681. complex
  5682. yellow-orange
  5683. pungent
  5684. delicious
  5685. bouquet
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  5688. bouquet
  5689. yellow-orange
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  5692. apricot
  5693. raisin
  5694. aromas
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  5697. toasty
  5698. hazelnut
  5699. butter
  5700. aromas
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  5703. botrytis
  5704. voluminous
  5705. dried
  5706. yellow-orange
  5707. cumquat
  5708. apricot
  5709. botrytis
  5710. yellow-orange
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  5712. extremely
  5713. complex
  5714. potent
  5715. yellow-straw
  5716. bready/yeasty
  5717. almost
  5718. buttery
  5719. yellow-straw
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  5721. complex
  5722. aromas
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  5724. bouquet
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  5727. full-blooded
  5728. full-blownq
  5729. full-bodiedJ
  5730. full-flavoured
  5731. full-frontal
  5732. full-onh
  5733. full-textured
  5734. full-throated
  5735. full/oaky
  5736. fuller
  5737. fuller-bodied
  5738. fuller-flavoured
  5739. fullest
  5740. fullness
  5741. fully
  5742. fully-developed
  5743. fully-ripe
  5744. fully-ripened
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  5747. furry
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  5750. future[
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  5764. gamey/foresty/briary
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  5766. gamey/liquoricex
  5767. gamey/liquorice/boot
  5768. gamey/meaty/earthy
  5769. gamey/minty
  5770. gamey/spicy/foresty
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  5772. gamuto
  5773. garden
  5774. general
  5775. generally
  5776. generosity
  5777. generousM
  5778. generous
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  5781. gentle
  5782. gentleness
  5783. gentlyb
  5784. gently
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  5787. genuinely
  5788. geoff
  5789. georgia's
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  5795. giaconda
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  5797. giveZ
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  5802. glass
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  5804. glenara
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  5807. gloriously
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  5809. glossily
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  5811. glossy/juicy
  5812. glossy/minty/cherry
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  5831. yellow-green
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  5838. bouquet
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  5840. yellow
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  5842. mandarin
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  5847. bouquet
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  5849. toffee
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  5862. yellow-green
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  5869. fruit
  5870. aromas
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  5874. charry/high
  5875. toast
  5876. component
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  5881. bouquet
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  5892. bouquet
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  5898. mandarin
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  5913. bouquet
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  5919. melon
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  5923. complex
  5924. tangy
  5925. concentrated
  5926. bouque
  5927. glowing
  5928. yellow-green
  5929. complex
  5930. elegant
  5931. bouquet
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  5933. yellow-green
  5934. complex
  5935. smooth
  5936. bouquet
  5937. showing
  5938. glowing
  5939. yellow-green
  5940. fragrant
  5941. bouquet
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  5943. fruit
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  5945. yellow-green
  5946. potent
  5947. bouquet
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  5961. yellow-green
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  5963. bouquet
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  5969. glowing
  5970. yellow-green
  5971. clean
  5972. concentrated
  5973. bouquet
  5974. glowing
  5975. yellow-green
  5976. complex
  5977. bouquet
  5978. glowing
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  5981. clean
  5982. bouquet
  5983. medium
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  5987. bouquet
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  6048. browned
  6049. manner
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  6054. herbal/herbaceous@
  6055. hide@
  6056. hints
  6057. honeyed/meady@
  6058. hunter
  6059. identical
  6060. immersed@
  6061. impressively
  6062. glowing
  6063. yellow-green
  6064. super-intense
  6065. bouquet
  6066. exotic
  6067. glowing
  6068. yellow-green
  6069. super-smooth
  6070. clean
  6071. bouquet
  6072. melon
  6073. glowing
  6074. yellow-green
  6075. tangy
  6076. zesty
  6077. citrus
  6078. melon-driven
  6079. glowing
  6080. yellow-green
  6081. complex
  6082. bouquet
  6083. amalgam
  6084. glowing
  6085. yellow-green
  6086. bouquet
  6087. dominated
  6088. glowing
  6089. yellow-green
  6090. almost
  6091. raisiny
  6092. bouquet
  6093. glowing
  6094. yellow-green
  6095. striking
  6096. ultra-fragran
  6097. glowing
  6098. yellow-green
  6099. voluminous
  6100. bouquet
  6101. range
  6102. glowing
  6103. yellow-green
  6104. abundant
  6105. barrel-ferment
  6106. aromas
  6107. glowing
  6108. yellow-green
  6109. already
  6110. quite
  6111. advanced
  6112. glowing
  6113. yellow-green
  6114. exceptionally
  6115. stylish
  6116. bouquet
  6117. glowing
  6118. yellow-green
  6119. extremely
  6120. complex
  6121. bouquet
  6122. glowing
  6123. yellow-green
  6124. intense
  6125. complex
  6126. bouquet
  6127. glowing
  6128. yellow-green
  6129. intense
  6130. bouquet
  6131. honey
  6132. glowing
  6133. yellow-green
  6134. intensely
  6135. fragrant
  6136. bouquet
  6137. glowing
  6138. yellow-green
  6139. opulent
  6140. full-blown
  6141. bouquet
  6142. glowing
  6143. yellow-green
  6144. outstanding
  6145. bouquet
  6146. melon/
  6147. glowing
  6148. yellow-green
  6149. aromas
  6150. honeysuckle
  6151. honey
  6152. cross
  6153. glowing
  6154. yellow-green
  6155. buttery
  6156. peachy
  6157. aromas
  6158. herald
  6159. glowing
  6160. yellow-green
  6161. clean
  6162. toast
  6163. bottle-developed
  6164. glowing
  6165. yellow-green
  6166. complex
  6167. powerful
  6168. stone
  6169. fruit
  6170. aromas
  6171. glowing
  6172. yellow-green
  6173. concentrated
  6174. peachy/honeyed/butte
  6175. fruit
  6176. glowing
  6177. yellow-green
  6178. exceptionally
  6179. sophisticated
  6180. glowing
  6181. yellow-green
  6182. extremely
  6183. complex
  6184. nutty
  6185. honeyed
  6186. fruit
  6187. glowing
  6188. yellow-green
  6189. faintly
  6190. dusty/charry
  6191. overtones
  6192. glowing
  6193. yellow-green
  6194. finely
  6195. structured
  6196. tangy
  6197. glowing
  6198. yellow-green
  6199. fragrant
  6200. citrus
  6201. melon
  6202. peach
  6203. fruit
  6204. glowing
  6205. yellow-green
  6206. fragrant
  6207. lifted
  6208. juice
  6209. aromas
  6210. glowing
  6211. yellow-green
  6212. intense
  6213. cool-grown
  6214. citrus/melon/herbace
  6215. glowing
  6216. yellow-green
  6217. intense
  6218. mandarin
  6219. apricot
  6220. aroma
  6221. glowing
  6222. yellow-green
  6223. fruit
  6224. concentration
  6225. peach
  6226. glowing
  6227. yellow-green
  6228. things
  6229. happening
  6230. throughout
  6231. glowing
  6232. yellow-green
  6233. melon
  6234. cashew
  6235. woven
  6236. through
  6237. glowing
  6238. yellow-green
  6239. complex
  6240. toasty
  6241. bottle-
  6242. glowing
  6243. yellow-green
  6244. medium
  6245. depth
  6246. clean
  6247. fresh
  6248. citrussy
  6249. glowing
  6250. yellow-green
  6251. opulent
  6252. spicy
  6253. barrel
  6254. fermentation
  6255. glowing
  6256. yellow-green
  6257. potent
  6258. fruit
  6259. aromas
  6260. ranging
  6261. herbac
  6262. glowing
  6263. yellow-green
  6264. potent
  6265. quality
  6266. barrel-ferment
  6267. glowing
  6268. yellow-green
  6269. relatively
  6270. light
  6271. melon
  6272. citrus
  6273. fruit
  6274. glowing
  6275. yellow-green
  6276. complex
  6277. attractive
  6278. bottl
  6279. glowing
  6280. yellow-green
  6281. developed
  6282. concentrat
  6283. glowing
  6284. yellow-green
  6285. solid
  6286. peach
  6287. citrus
  6288. fruit
  6289. medium
  6290. glowing
  6291. yellow-green
  6292. strong
  6293. botrytis
  6294. influence
  6295. evident
  6296. throu
  6297. glowing
  6298. yellow-green
  6299. tangy
  6300. melon
  6301. fruit
  6302. aromas
  6303. glowing
  6304. yellow-green
  6305. aromas
  6306. complex
  6307. peachy
  6308. glowing
  6309. yellow-green
  6310. aromas
  6311. quite
  6312. intense
  6313. glowing
  6314. yellow-green
  6315. bouquet
  6316. element
  6317. glowing
  6318. yellow-green
  6319. bouquet
  6320. intensely
  6321. fragrant
  6322. glowing
  6323. yellow-green
  6324. bouquet
  6325. light
  6326. medium
  6327. inten
  6328. glowing
  6329. yellow-green
  6330. bouquet
  6331. medium
  6332. intens
  6333. glowing
  6334. yellow-green
  6335. bouquet
  6336. powerful
  6337. glowing
  6338. yellow-green
  6339. bouquet
  6340. solid
  6341. medium
  6342. glowing
  6343. yellow-green
  6344. bouquet
  6345. strong
  6346. concentrated
  6347. glowing
  6348. yellow-green
  6349. bouquet
  6350. coonawa
  6351. glowing
  6352. yellow-green
  6353. bouquet
  6354. shows
  6355. exotic
  6356. glowing
  6357. yellow-green
  6358. bouquet
  6359. shows
  6360. intense
  6361. varietal
  6362. glowing
  6363. yellow-green
  6364. bouquet
  6365. shows
  6366. near-perfect
  6367. varietal
  6368. glowing
  6369. yellow-green
  6370. bouquet
  6371. shows
  6372. overt
  6373. chippy
  6374. glowing
  6375. yellow-green
  6376. initial
  6377. impact
  6378. glowing
  6379. yellow-green
  6380. intensely
  6381. perfumed
  6382. bouquet
  6383. glowing
  6384. yellow-green
  6385. intensely
  6386. perfumed
  6387. bouquet
  6388. glowing
  6389. yellow-green
  6390. invariably
  6391. complex
  6392. array
  6393. aromas
  6394. glowing
  6395. yellow-green
  6396. bouquet
  6397. shows
  6398. excelle
  6399. glowing
  6400. yellow-green
  6401. spectacular
  6402. varietal
  6403. chara
  6404. glowing
  6405. yellow-green
  6406. shows
  6407. unexpectedly
  6408. pronounced
  6409. glowing
  6410. yellow-green
  6411. there
  6412. intense
  6413. botrytis-driven
  6414. fruit
  6415. glowing
  6416. yellow-green
  6417. utterly
  6418. seductive
  6419. bottle-developed
  6420. glowing
  6421. yellow-green
  6422. velvet-smooth
  6423. lime/citrus
  6424. aromas
  6425. glowing
  6426. yellow-green
  6427. complex
  6428. aromas
  6429. fruit
  6430. glowing
  6431. yellow-green
  6432. fragrant
  6433. complex
  6434. juice
  6435. glowing
  6436. yellow-green
  6437. voluminous
  6438. charry/toasty
  6439. american
  6440. barre
  6441. glowing
  6442. yellow-green
  6443. while
  6444. bouquet
  6445. undoubtedly
  6446. comple
  6447. glowing
  6448. yellow-green
  6449. considerable
  6450. tartrate
  6451. deposit
  6452. gluepaste
  6453. gluepaste-type
  6454. gluey/gamey
  6455. glycerol
  6456. gob-stopper
  6457. gob-stopping
  6458. gobbled
  6459. going
  6460. goldG
  6461. golden
  6462. golden
  6463. orange
  6464. colour
  6465. pours
  6466. viscously
  6467. super-rich
  6468. golden
  6469. orange
  6470. intense
  6471. mandarin
  6472. cumquat
  6473. aromas
  6474. strongly
  6475. golden-brown
  6476. golden-buttery
  6477. golden-tawny
  6478. golden-yellow
  6479. goodH
  6480. purple-red
  6481. still
  6482. still
  6483. youthful
  6484. striking
  6485. cedar
  6486. red-purple
  6487. abundant
  6488. cherry
  6489. fruit
  6490. offset
  6491. red-purple
  6492. strong
  6493. cassis
  6494. berry
  6495. varietal
  6496. fruit
  6497. good-quality
  6498. gooseberry
  6499. gooseberry
  6500. gooseberry-accented
  6501. gooseberry-flavoured
  6502. gooseberry/blackcurr
  6503. gooseberry/grassy
  6504. gooseberry/herbal
  6505. gooseberry/passionfr
  6506. gooseberry/tropical
  6507. gossamer
  6508. goundrey
  6509. grabs
  6510. grace
  6511. gracefully
  6512. gradually
  6513. graillot'sx
  6514. grain
  6515. grainyN
  6516. grams
  6517. grange
  6518. grangesn
  6519. grant
  6520. grape
  6521. grapefruit
  6522. grapefruit
  6523. grapefruit/melon
  6524. grapefruit/melon/fig
  6525. grapefruit/nectarine
  6526. grapefruit/passionfr
  6527. grapefruit/peach
  6528. grapes
  6529. grapey
  6530. grapey/raisiny
  6531. grass
  6532. grassiness
  6533. grassy
  6534. grassy/green
  6535. grassy/herbaceous
  6536. grassy/herbal
  6537. grassy/herbal/leafy
  6538. grassy/herbal/minera
  6539. grassy/lemony
  6540. grassy/minty
  6541. graugh
  6542. gravelly
  6543. greatV
  6544. great
  6545. great
  6546. depth
  6547. purple-red
  6548. colour
  6549. bouquet
  6550. greaterj
  6551. greatestn
  6552. greatly
  6553. green_
  6554. green
  6555. green-forest
  6556. green-straw
  6557. green-tinged
  6558. green-yellow
  6559. green-yellow
  6560. green-yellow
  6561. green/gamey
  6562. green/tomato
  6563. greener
  6564. greens
  6565. grenache
  6566. griffith
  6567. grigio
  6568. grigios
  6569. grilled
  6570. gripping
  6571. grippy
  6572. grosset
  6573. group
  6574. growing
  6575. grown
  6576. grows
  6577. grubby
  6578. guarantee
  6579. guaranteed
  6580. guarantees
  6581. guava
  6582. guess
  6583. guessing
  6584. guide
  6585. guides
  6586. gumboots
  6587. gumboots
  6588. gutsy
  6589. halfway
  6590. hallmarkQ
  6591. hallmarks
  6592. hand-me-down
  6593. handed
  6594. handle
  6595. handled
  6596. handlingc
  6597. handsome
  6598. handsomely
  6599. hanging
  6600. happen
  6601. happened
  6602. happening
  6603. happens
  6604. happily
  6605. harbinger
  6606. hard-edged
  6607. hard-pressed
  6608. hard-to-define
  6609. hard/green
  6610. hardened
  6611. hardening
  6612. hardens
  6613. harder
  6614. hardly
  6615. hardness
  6616. harking
  6617. harks
  6618. harmonious^
  6619. harmonious
  6620. harmoniously
  6621. harmony
  6622. harness
  6623. harping
  6624. harsh
  6625. harvest
  6626. harvested
  6627. already
  6628. browned
  6629. manner
  6630. lighter-year
  6631. already
  6632. browned
  6633. manner
  6634. lighter-year
  6635. hate-it
  6636. haunt
  6637. haunting
  6638. hauntingly
  6639. haunts
  6640. haveC
  6641. having
  6642. having
  6643. hawke's
  6644. hay/straw
  6645. haystack
  6646. hazelnut
  6647. hazelnuts
  6648. headed
  6649. heapsG
  6650. heart
  6651. heavier
  6652. heavily
  6653. heaviness
  6654. heavy
  6655. heavy-handedr
  6656. heavy-hitting
  6657. heavyweight
  6658. hedonistically
  6659. heightZ
  6660. heightened
  6661. helped
  6662. helping
  6663. helpings
  6664. helps
  6665. hence
  6666. henrisl
  6667. henry
  6668. henschke
  6669. herald
  6670. heralding
  6671. heralds
  6672. herb-flavoured
  6673. Wflavoured
  6674. Wlavoured
  6675. herb-flavoured
  6676. herb/herbal
  6677. herbaceous
  6678. herbaceous-style
  6679. herbaceous/asparagus
  6680. herbaceous/cedar/cig
  6681. herbaceous/garden
  6682. herbaceous/grassy
  6683. herbaceous/green
  6684. herbaceous/lemony
  6685. herbaceous/lime
  6686. herbaceous/olive
  6687. herbaceous/tangy
  6688. herbaceous/tobacco
  6689. herbaceousness
  6690. herbal
  6691. herbal-accented
  6692. herbal/asparagus
  6693. herbal/asparagus/cap
  6694. herbal/capsicum
  6695. herbal/citrus
  6696. herbal/gooseberry
  6697. herbal/grassy
  6698. herbal/green
  6699. herbal/herbaceous
  6700. herbal/lemon
  6701. herbal/lime
  6702. herbal/mineral
  6703. herbal/spice
  6704. herbal/spicy/stemmy
  6705. herbal/stemmy/tobacc
  6706. herbal/tangy
  6707. herbal/toasty
  6708. herbal/tobacco
  6709. herbal/vegetal
  6710. herbs
  6711. hereD
  6712. hermitagex
  6713. hesitant
  6714. hessiany
  6715. heytesbury
  6716. there
  6717. high-acid
  6718. high-class
  6719. high-cropping
  6720. high-flavoured
  6721. high-powered
  6722. high-quality
  6723. high-toast
  6724. high-tonedH
  6725. higher
  6726. highestW
  6727. highlight
  6728. highlighting
  6729. highlights
  6730. highlyy
  6731. highly
  6732. highly-charged
  6733. highly-flavoured
  6734. highly-scented
  6735. hills^
  6736. hindrance
  6737. hintG
  6738. hinting
  6739. hintsJ
  6740. hints
  6741. history
  6742. hitherto
  6743. hobnailed
  6744. holding
  6745. holds
  6746. honest
  6747. honey
  6748. honey/butterscotch
  6749. honey/buttery
  6750. honey/melon
  6751. honeycomb
  6752. honeycomb/beeswax
  6753. honeydew/melon
  6754. honeyedE
  6755. honeyed/buttery
  6756. honeyed/buttery/peac
  6757. honeyed/honeysuckle
  6758. honeyed/meady
  6759. honeyed/nutty
  6760. honeyed/peachy
  6761. honeyed/toasty
  6762. honeyed/tropical
  6763. honeysuckle
  6764. honeysuckle/honey
  6765. hopefully
  6766. horrocks
  6767. horses
  6768. hostages
  6769. houghton
  6770. houghton/moondah
  6771. howard
  6772. however
  6773. hugely
  6774. hugos
  6775. hundreds
  6776. hungarian
  6777. hunter
  6778. hunter
  6779. hunter's
  6780. hunter/mcwilliam's
  6781. huntington
  6782. hurry
  6783. hurtle
  6784. hyper-ripeness
  6785. hyperbolic
  6786. hypercritical
  6787. hypersensitive
  6788. really
  6789. could
  6790. terms
  6791. simply
  6792. could
  6793. terms
  6794. ideal
  6795. identical
  6796. identical
  6797. identically
  6798. identifiable
  6799. identify
  6800. idiom
  6801. idiosyncraticz
  6802. ignored
  6803. illusion
  6804. image
  6805. imaginable
  6806. imagination
  6807. imagine
  6808. immaculate
  6809. immaculately
  6810. immediate
  6811. immediately
  6812. immense
  6813. immensely
  6814. immersed
  6815. impact
  6816. impairing
  6817. imparting
  6818. impeccable
  6819. impeccablyp
  6820. impenetrable[
  6821. impenetrable
  6822. purple
  6823. spotlessly
  6824. clean
  6825. concentrated
  6826. impenetrable
  6827. purple-red
  6828. quite
  6829. massive
  6830. bouquet
  6831. imperceptible
  6832. imperfectly
  6833. imperils
  6834. importance
  6835. important
  6836. imposing
  6837. impossible
  6838. impossibly
  6839. impress
  6840. impression
  6841. impressive
  6842. impressively
  6843. impressively
  6844. improbable
  6845. improve
  6846. improvement
  6847. improving
  6848. inevitably
  6849. influenced@
  6850. inputs
  6851. integrated
  6852. intense
  6853. intense
  6854. citrus-tinged
  6855. fruit
  6856. which
  6857. while
  6858. strongly
  6859. varietal
  6860. intensity
  6861. interesting
  6862. itself@
  6863. judges
  6864. juncture
  6865. label
  6866. layer
  6867. leading
  6868. leads
  6869. leafy/earthy
  6870. least
  6871. lemon/melon@
  6872. length
  6873. light
  6874. light
  6875. green-yellow
  6876. clean
  6877. bouquet
  6878. medium
  6879. intensity
  6880. light
  6881. green-yellow
  6882. complex
  6883. bouquet
  6884. range
  6885. herbal
  6886. light
  6887. green-yellow
  6888. crisp
  6889. light
  6890. fresh
  6891. bouquet
  6892. flin@
  6893. light
  6894. green-yellow
  6895. crisp
  6896. fresh
  6897. clean
  6898. bouquet
  6899. with@
  6900. incidental
  6901. incidentally
  6902. incipient
  6903. inclines
  6904. included
  6905. includingF
  6906. inclusion
  6907. inconclusive
  6908. inconsequential
  6909. inconsistency
  6910. inconsistent
  6911. increase
  6912. increased
  6913. increasingly
  6914. incredible
  6915. incredibly
  6916. incredibly
  6917. dense
  6918. red-purple
  6919. bouquet
  6920. concentra
  6921. indeedJ
  6922. indefinable
  6923. indefinite
  6924. indefinitely
  6925. indian
  6926. indicate
  6927. indicates
  6928. indicating
  6929. indication
  6930. indications
  6931. indicative
  6932. indicator
  6933. indifferent
  6934. individual
  6935. indubitably
  6936. inevitably
  6937. inevitably
  6938. inexorably
  6939. inexpensive
  6940. inexpressive
  6941. infection
  6942. infinitely
  6943. influenceB
  6944. influenced
  6945. influencesD
  6946. ingredients
  6947. inherently
  6948. inhospitable
  6949. inimitableP
  6950. initial
  6951. initially
  6952. initially
  6953. appeared
  6954. stemmy
  6955. volatile
  6956. probably
  6957. wasn't
  6958. initiates
  6959. inner
  6960. innerstaves
  6961. innocuous
  6962. innumerable
  6963. inoffensive
  6964. input
  6965. inputsF
  6966. inputs
  6967. insistent
  6968. inspiring
  6969. instances
  6970. instead
  6971. intact
  6972. integral
  6973. integrate
  6974. integratedO
  6975. integrated
  6976. integrating
  6977. integration`
  6978. intelligent
  6979. intended
  6980. intenseT
  6981. intense
  6982. intense
  6983. citrus-tinged
  6984. fruit
  6985. which
  6986. while
  6987. strongly
  6988. varietal
  6989. intensely
  6990. intensely-flavoured
  6991. intensified
  6992. intensifies
  6993. intensify
  6994. intensitym
  6995. intensity
  6996. intensity
  6997. interest
  6998. interestingp
  6999. interesting
  7000. interestingly
  7001. interferes
  7002. intermingle
  7003. intermingled
  7004. intermingles
  7005. interminglingY
  7006. internationalG
  7007. interplay
  7008. interrupt
  7009. intertwine
  7010. intertwined
  7011. interwoven
  7012. intimidated
  7013. intoT
  7014. intriguingu
  7015. introduce
  7016. introduced
  7017. introduces
  7018. introducing
  7019. introduction
  7020. introverted
  7021. intrude
  7022. intrudes
  7023. intruding
  7024. intrusiveM
  7025. invariably
  7026. invented
  7027. invest
  7028. invested
  7029. investing
  7030. invests
  7031. invite
  7032. invites
  7033. inviting
  7034. ironA
  7035. island
  7036. isn't
  7037. strong
  7038. purple-red
  7039. colour
  7040. dense
  7041. freakish
  7042. italian
  7043. italian-style
  7044. italianate
  7045. itself
  7046. jackson
  7047. jaegle
  7048. jagging
  7049. james
  7050. jamiesons
  7051. jammier
  7052. jamminess
  7053. jammy
  7054. jammy/berry
  7055. jammy/berry/confecti
  7056. jammy/boiled/straw
  7057. jammy/cherry/berry
  7058. jammy/juicy
  7059. jammy/porty
  7060. jammy/spicy
  7061. january
  7062. jasmine
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  8084. green-yellow
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  8086. crisp
  8087. melon
  8088. fruit
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  8090. subtl
  8091. light
  8092. green-yellow
  8093. clean
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  8095. tight
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  8101. youthful
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  8103. gentl
  8104. light
  8105. green-yellow
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  8108. gooseberry/herbal
  8109. fruit
  8110. light
  8111. green-yellow
  8112. clean
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  8115. touch
  8116. light
  8117. green-yellow
  8118. clean
  8119. fresh
  8120. crisp
  8121. hints
  8122. light
  8123. green-yellow
  8124. clean
  8125. light
  8126. crisp
  8127. fresh
  8128. havin
  8129. light
  8130. green-yellow
  8131. complex
  8132. barrel-ferment
  8133. aromas
  8134. relati
  8135. light
  8136. green-yellow
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  8138. clean
  8139. fresh
  8140. faintly
  8141. herbac
  8142. light
  8143. green-yellow
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  8145. fragrant
  8146. fruit
  8147. salad
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  8149. green-yellow
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  8153. melon
  8154. fruit
  8155. aromas
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  8157. green-yellow
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  8162. melon
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  8165. green-yellow
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  8172. green-yellow
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  8181. lemony
  8182. fruit
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  8185. green-yellow
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  8201. green-yellow
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  8204. track
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  8206. green-yellow
  8207. fragrant
  8208. citrus/melon
  8209. fruit
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  8212. green-yellow
  8213. fragrant
  8214. elegant
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  8216. spicy/toast
  8217. light
  8218. green-yellow
  8219. fragrant
  8220. peach
  8221. melon
  8222. aromas
  8223. light
  8224. green-yellow
  8225. fragrant
  8226. herbaceous
  8227. gooseberry
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  8230. green-yellow
  8231. fragrant
  8232. tropical/gooseberry
  8233. aromas
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  8235. green-yellow
  8236. fresh
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  8239. gooseberry
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  8241. green-yellow
  8242. fresh
  8243. crisp
  8244. direct
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  8247. green-yellow
  8248. fresh
  8249. crisp
  8250. tight
  8251. juice
  8252. aromas
  8253. light
  8254. green-yellow
  8255. fresh
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  8260. light
  8261. green-yellow
  8262. limey
  8263. fruit
  8264. light
  8265. green-yellow
  8266. herbal/grassy
  8267. varietal
  8268. fruit
  8269. aromas
  8270. light
  8271. green-yellow
  8272. initially
  8273. crisp
  8274. sublimina
  8275. light
  8276. green-yellow
  8277. intense
  8278. fragrant
  8279. tropical/honeysuckle
  8280. light
  8281. green-yellow
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  8283. fruit
  8284. ranging
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  8287. green-yellow
  8288. intense
  8289. lychee
  8290. spice
  8291. aromas
  8292. light
  8293. green-yellow
  8294. intense
  8295. passionfruit
  8296. grapefruit
  8297. aroma
  8298. light
  8299. green-yellow
  8300. intense
  8301. powerful
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  8303. toasty
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  8305. green-yellow
  8306. light
  8307. citrus
  8308. melon
  8309. fruit
  8310. aromas
  8311. light
  8312. green-yellow
  8313. light
  8314. crisp
  8315. citrussy
  8316. aromas
  8317. light
  8318. green-yellow
  8319. light
  8320. delicate
  8321. fresh
  8322. spicy
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  8325. green-yellow
  8326. light
  8327. fresh
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  8330. aromati
  8331. light
  8332. green-yellow
  8333. juice
  8334. fruit
  8335. aromas
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  8337. green-yellow
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  8339. elegant
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  8343. green-yellow
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  8345. peach/fruit
  8346. salad
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  8353. citrus/grapef
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  8355. green-yellow
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  8360. distinc
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  8362. green-yellow
  8363. pristine
  8364. gooseberry
  8365. aromas
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  8367. light
  8368. green-yellow
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  8375. green-yellow
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  8382. bouquet
  8383. spicy
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  8386. green-yellow
  8387. spicy
  8388. lime/tropical
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  8390. light
  8391. green-yellow
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  8397. green-yellow
  8398. still
  8399. showing
  8400. green
  8401. tinges
  8402. light
  8403. green-yellow
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  8405. fragrant
  8406. tropical
  8407. gooseberry
  8408. light
  8409. green-yellow
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  8411. literally
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  8414. green-yellow
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  8417. fresh
  8418. citru
  8419. light
  8420. green-yellow
  8421. aromas
  8422. clean
  8423. light
  8424. crisp
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  8428. extremely
  8429. complex
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  8434. primarily
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  8438. bouquet
  8439. range
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  8442. light
  8443. green-yellow
  8444. bouquet
  8445. clean
  8446. crisp
  8447. fresh
  8448. light
  8449. green-yellow
  8450. bouquet
  8451. clean
  8452. rather
  8453. light
  8454. green-yellow
  8455. bouquet
  8456. clean
  8457. light
  8458. medium
  8459. light
  8460. green-yellow
  8461. bouquet
  8462. clean
  8463. medium
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  8466. green-yellow
  8467. bouquet
  8468. clean
  8469. quite
  8470. intense
  8471. light
  8472. green-yellow
  8473. bouquet
  8474. crisp
  8475. light
  8476. green-yellow
  8477. bouquet
  8478. crisp
  8479. herbal
  8480. light
  8481. green-yellow
  8482. bouquet
  8483. crisp
  8484. attrac
  8485. light
  8486. green-yellow
  8487. bouquet
  8488. clean
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  8490. light
  8491. green-yellow
  8492. bouquet
  8493. crisp
  8494. tight
  8495. light
  8496. green-yellow
  8497. bouquet
  8498. medium
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  8500. light
  8501. green-yellow
  8502. bouquet
  8503. herbal
  8504. light
  8505. green-yellow
  8506. bouquet
  8507. fragrant
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  8509. green-yellow
  8510. bouquet
  8511. fragrant
  8512. attractive
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  8514. green-yellow
  8515. bouquet
  8516. fragrant
  8517. gooseberry
  8518. light
  8519. green-yellow
  8520. bouquet
  8521. fragrant
  8522. intense
  8523. light
  8524. green-yellow
  8525. bouquet
  8526. fragrant
  8527. quite
  8528. intens
  8529. light
  8530. green-yellow
  8531. bouquet
  8532. fresh
  8533. clean
  8534. althou
  8535. light
  8536. green-yellow
  8537. bouquet
  8538. initially
  8539. quite
  8540. tight
  8541. light
  8542. green-yellow
  8543. bouquet
  8544. light
  8545. crisp
  8546. light
  8547. green-yellow
  8548. bouquet
  8549. light
  8550. clean
  8551. crisp
  8552. light
  8553. green-yellow
  8554. bouquet
  8555. light
  8556. fresh
  8557. crisp
  8558. light
  8559. green-yellow
  8560. bouquet
  8561. light
  8562. fresh
  8563. spotlessly
  8564. light
  8565. green-yellow
  8566. bouquet
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  8569. intensi
  8570. light
  8571. green-yellow
  8572. bouquet
  8573. medium
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  8577. bouquet
  8578. medium
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  8580. light
  8581. green-yellow
  8582. bouquet
  8583. moderate
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  8587. bouquet
  8588. powerful
  8589. intense
  8590. light
  8591. green-yellow
  8592. bouquet
  8593. quite
  8594. fragrant
  8595. lemony
  8596. light
  8597. green-yellow
  8598. bouquet
  8599. quite
  8600. tight
  8601. powerful
  8602. light
  8603. green-yellow
  8604. bouquet
  8605. relatively
  8606. reserved
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  8608. green-yellow
  8609. bouquet
  8610. solid
  8611. light
  8612. green-yellow
  8613. bouquet
  8614. floral
  8615. spicy
  8616. light
  8617. green-yellow
  8618. bouquet
  8619. progressively
  8620. revealed
  8621. itself
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  8623. green-yellow
  8624. bouquet
  8625. shows
  8626. light
  8627. lemon-tinged
  8628. light
  8629. green-yellow
  8630. clean
  8631. bouquet
  8632. shows
  8633. clear
  8634. varietal
  8635. light
  8636. green-yellow
  8637. fragrant
  8638. bouquet
  8639. classic
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  8641. green-yellow
  8642. shows
  8643. distinctive
  8644. cool-climate
  8645. light
  8646. green-yellow
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  8648. clean
  8649. smooth
  8650. toast
  8651. light
  8652. green-yellow
  8653. there
  8654. hay/straw
  8655. aromas
  8656. light
  8657. green-yellow
  8658. there
  8659. gentle
  8660. lychee
  8661. aromas
  8662. tinged
  8663. light
  8664. green-yellow
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  8666. pungent
  8667. lifted
  8668. passionfruit
  8669. light
  8670. green-yellow
  8671. there
  8672. classic
  8673. mineral
  8674. toast
  8675. light
  8676. green-yellow
  8677. tight
  8678. lemony/herbal/citrus
  8679. aromas
  8680. light
  8681. green-yellow
  8682. tight
  8683. juice
  8684. passionfruit
  8685. aromas
  8686. light
  8687. green-yellow
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  8693. green-yellow
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  8695. light
  8696. medium
  8697. intensity
  8698. light
  8699. green-yellow
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  8701. carbon
  8702. dioxide
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  8704. light
  8705. purple-red
  8706. bright
  8707. fresh
  8708. juicy
  8709. berry
  8710. bouquet
  8711. halfway
  8712. light
  8713. clean
  8714. fault-free
  8715. bouquet
  8716. distinctly
  8717. stemmy
  8718. light
  8719. clean
  8720. fresh
  8721. spicy
  8722. berry
  8723. bouquet
  8724. leads
  8725. light
  8726. clean
  8727. light
  8728. bouquet
  8729. earthy
  8730. varietal
  8731. light
  8732. complex
  8733. bouquet
  8734. minerally/earthy/sap
  8735. notes
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  8737. crisp
  8738. clean
  8739. leafy
  8740. bouquet
  8741. showing
  8742. obvious
  8743. light
  8744. fairly
  8745. light
  8746. leafy
  8747. minty
  8748. bouquet
  8749. boiled/jam
  8750. light
  8751. light
  8752. stylish
  8753. fragrant
  8754. bouquet
  8755. light
  8756. rather
  8757. light
  8758. plain
  8759. bouquet
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  8761. light
  8762. bright
  8763. fresh
  8764. fruit
  8765. aromas
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  8767. jammy
  8768. light
  8769. giving
  8770. outstanding
  8771. character
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  8773. light
  8774. faintly
  8775. earthy
  8776. bottle-developed
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  8779. particularly
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  8782. bouquet
  8783. light
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  8785. developed
  8786. terms
  8787. bouquet
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  8791. simple
  8792. light
  8793. sweet
  8794. vanilla
  8795. major
  8796. contributor
  8797. light
  8798. bouquet
  8799. shows
  8800. fresh
  8801. berry
  8802. fruit
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  8804. light
  8805. bouquet
  8806. shows
  8807. earthy
  8808. strawberry
  8809. aromas
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  8811. tinges
  8812. brown
  8813. contrary
  8814. expectations
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  8816. red-brown
  8817. fairly
  8818. spirity
  8819. bouquet
  8820. grapey/rai
  8821. light
  8822. red-purple
  8823. clean
  8824. light
  8825. fresh
  8826. bouquet
  8827. light
  8828. red-purple
  8829. clean
  8830. cherry
  8831. fruit
  8832. relat
  8833. light
  8834. red-purple
  8835. fresh
  8836. cherry
  8837. fruit
  8838. aromas
  8839. light
  8840. red-purple
  8841. bouquet
  8842. fragrant
  8843. light
  8844. spicy/pe
  8845. light
  8846. salmon
  8847. clean
  8848. crisp
  8849. bouquet
  8850. strawb
  8851. light
  8852. salmon-pink
  8853. bouquet
  8854. quite
  8855. fruity
  8856. light
  8857. straw
  8858. aromas
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  8860. toasty
  8861. strawb
  8862. light
  8863. straw
  8864. bouquet
  8865. light
  8866. faint
  8867. citrus/lemo
  8868. light
  8869. straw
  8870. ominous
  8871. touch
  8872. bouquet
  8873. light
  8874. straw-green
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  8878. faintly
  8879. lemon
  8880. light
  8881. straw-green
  8882. clean
  8883. light
  8884. gently
  8885. herbaceous
  8886. bouquet
  8887. light
  8888. straw-green
  8889. crisp
  8890. light
  8891. herbal
  8892. bouquet
  8893. showing
  8894. disti
  8895. light
  8896. straw-green
  8897. fresh
  8898. floral
  8899. passionfruit
  8900. citrus
  8901. light
  8902. straw-green
  8903. tight
  8904. crisp
  8905. bouquet
  8906. spotlessly
  8907. clean
  8908. light
  8909. straw-green
  8910. clean
  8911. citrus
  8912. passionfruit
  8913. aromas
  8914. light
  8915. straw-green
  8916. clean
  8917. light
  8918. fresh
  8919. fruit
  8920. light
  8921. straw-green
  8922. crisp
  8923. smoky/herbal/goosebe
  8924. fruit
  8925. aromas
  8926. light
  8927. straw-green
  8928. distinct
  8929. herbal/tobacco
  8930. aromas
  8931. light
  8932. straw-green
  8933. bouquet
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  8935. light
  8936. faintly
  8937. light
  8938. straw-green
  8939. bouquet
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  8942. light
  8943. straw-green
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  8946. early
  8947. light
  8948. straw-yellow
  8949. clean
  8950. crisp
  8951. delicate
  8952. bouquet
  8953. initially
  8954. light
  8955. straw-yellow
  8956. clean
  8957. crisp
  8958. bouquet
  8959. spotlessly
  8960. light
  8961. straw-yellow
  8962. clean
  8963. bouquet
  8964. fairly
  8965. plain
  8966. light
  8967. straw-yellow
  8968. complex
  8969. stylish
  8970. bouquet
  8971. light
  8972. straw-yellow
  8973. complex
  8974. bouquet
  8975. attractive
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  8978. straw-yellow
  8979. complex
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  8982. yeast/autol
  8983. light
  8984. straw-yellow
  8985. citrussy
  8986. bouquet
  8987. bready/
  8988. light
  8989. straw-yellow
  8990. bouquet
  8991. distinctive
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  8993. straw-yellow
  8994. clean
  8995. crisp
  8996. bouquet
  8997. light
  8998. straw-yellow
  8999. fresh
  9000. light
  9001. crisp
  9002. bouquet
  9003. which
  9004. light
  9005. straw-yellow
  9006. highly
  9007. floral
  9008. bouquet
  9009. light
  9010. straw-yellow
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  9012. protected
  9013. aromatic
  9014. bouquet
  9015. light
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  9018. zesty
  9019. bouquet
  9020. citrus/lemon
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  9022. straw-yellow
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  9025. bouquet
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  9028. straw-yellow
  9029. striking
  9030. bouquet
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  9032. minera
  9033. light
  9034. straw-yellow
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  9036. bouquet
  9037. pinot
  9038. light
  9039. straw-yellow
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  9042. charged
  9043. bouquet
  9044. light
  9045. straw-yellow
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  9049. tangy/min
  9050. light
  9051. straw-yellow
  9052. clean
  9053. crisp
  9054. direct
  9055. fruit
  9056. light
  9057. straw-yellow
  9058. fragrant
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  9060. peach
  9061. gooseberr
  9062. light
  9063. straw-yellow
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  9071. floor
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  9076. medium
  9077. green-yellow
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  9083. green-yellow
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  9087. medium
  9088. green-yellow
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  9093. light
  9094. medium
  9095. green-yellow
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  9105. bouquet
  9106. light
  9107. touch
  9108. light
  9109. medium
  9110. red-purple
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  9113. slippery/sappy
  9114. light
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  9116. red-purple
  9117. bouquet
  9118. clean
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  9121. medium
  9122. straw-yellow
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  9124. yeasty/bready
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  9142. bouquet
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  11319. medium
  11320. yellow-green
  11321. fragrant
  11322. melon
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  11325. medium
  11326. yellow-green
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  11330. capsi
  11331. light
  11332. medium
  11333. yellow-green
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  11337. light
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  11339. yellow-green
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  11341. fruit
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  11344. medium
  11345. yellow-green
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  11349. light
  11350. medium
  11351. yellow-green
  11352. slightly
  11353. light
  11354. medium
  11355. yellow-green
  11356. herbaceous
  11357. tangy
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  11359. light
  11360. medium
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  11383. light
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  11385. yellow-green
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  11392. yellow-green
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  11394. nettle
  11395. light
  11396. medium
  11397. yellow-green
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  11399. pineapple
  11400. passionfruit
  11401. light
  11402. medium
  11403. yellow-green
  11404. intense
  11405. spicy
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  11407. light
  11408. medium
  11409. yellow-green
  11410. light
  11411. fresh
  11412. nectarine
  11413. fruit
  11414. light
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  11417. light
  11418. citrus
  11419. pastille
  11420. light
  11421. medium
  11422. yellow-green
  11423. light
  11424. crisp
  11425. mineral
  11426. aromas
  11427. light
  11428. medium
  11429. yellow-green
  11430. light
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  11433. lemony
  11434. light
  11435. medium
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  11437. light
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  11441. light
  11442. medium
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  11446. light
  11447. medium
  11448. yellow-green
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  11450. light
  11451. medium
  11452. yellow-green
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  11459. medium
  11460. yellow-green
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  11470. light
  11471. medium
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  11475. aromas
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  11483. light
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  11494. gooseberry/herbal
  11495. light
  11496. medium
  11497. yellow-green
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  11507. light
  11508. medium
  11509. yellow-green
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  11512. light
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  11514. yellow-green
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  11517. passionfruit
  11518. light
  11519. medium
  11520. yellow-green
  11521. quite
  11522. gooseberry
  11523. fruit
  11524. light
  11525. medium
  11526. yellow-green
  11527. rather
  11528. dusty
  11529. pencil
  11530. shaving
  11531. light
  11532. medium
  11533. yellow-green
  11534. buttery/peachy
  11535. light
  11536. medium
  11537. yellow-green
  11538. gooseberry
  11539. aromas
  11540. light
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  11542. yellow-green
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  11551. light
  11552. medium
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  11562. light
  11563. medium
  11564. yellow-green
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  11574. light
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  11596. toast
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  11603. light
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  11610. medium
  11611. yellow-green
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  11613. melon
  11614. fruit
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  11619. gooseberry
  11620. fruit
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  11625. citrus/melon/fig
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  11629. yellow-green
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  11632. light
  11633. medium
  11634. yellow-green
  11635. aromas
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  11638. medium
  11639. yellow-green
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  11664. bouquet
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  11670. bouquet
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  11681. bouquet
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  11686. yellow-green
  11687. bouquet
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  11697. medium
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  11699. bouquet
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  11708. medium
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  11710. medium
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  11718. light
  11719. medium
  11720. yellow-green
  11721. mousse
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  11724. light
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  11728. bouquet
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  11730. mine@
  11731. light
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  11741. bouquet
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  11743. light
  11744. yellow-green
  11745. bouquet
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  11748. light
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  11753. grapefruit/pas@
  11754. light
  11755. medium
  11756. yellow-green
  11757. bouquet
  11758. clean
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  11760. light
  11761. medium
  11762. yellow-green
  11763. bouquet
  11764. clean
  11765. fresh
  11766. light
  11767. medium
  11768. yellow-green
  11769. bouquet
  11770. clean
  11771. light
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  11773. yellow-green
  11774. bouquet
  11775. clean
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  11777. light
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  11780. bouquet
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  11785. yellow-green
  11786. bouquet
  11787. clean
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  11791. bouquet
  11792. clean
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  11795. medium
  11796. yellow-green
  11797. bouquet
  11798. clean
  11799. light
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  11801. yellow-green
  11802. bouquet
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  11807. yellow-green
  11808. bouquet
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  11810. gentl
  11811. light
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  11814. bouquet
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  11818. yellow-green
  11819. bouquet
  11820. clean
  11821. quite
  11822. light
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  11824. yellow-green
  11825. bouquet
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  11828. light
  11829. medium
  11830. yellow-green
  11831. bouquet
  11832. complex
  11833. light
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  11835. yellow-green
  11836. bouquet
  11837. crisp
  11838. herba
  11839. light
  11840. medium
  11841. yellow-green
  11842. bouquet
  11843. crisp
  11844. spice
  11845. light
  11846. medium
  11847. yellow-green
  11848. bouquet
  11849. discreet
  11850. light
  11851. medium
  11852. yellow-green
  11853. bouquet
  11854. extremely
  11855. fruity
  11856. light
  11857. medium
  11858. yellow-green
  11859. bouquet
  11860. crisp
  11861. light
  11862. medium
  11863. yellow-green
  11864. bouquet
  11865. crisp
  11866. light
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  11869. bouquet
  11870. clearl
  11871. light
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  11874. bouquet
  11875. floral
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  11878. yellow-green
  11879. bouquet
  11880. fragrant
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  11884. bouquet
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  11888. yellow-green
  11889. bouquet
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  11894. bouquet
  11895. fresh
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  11899. yellow-green
  11900. bouquet
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  11902. delica
  11903. light
  11904. medium
  11905. yellow-green
  11906. bouquet
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  11908. light
  11909. light
  11910. medium
  11911. yellow-green
  11912. bouquet
  11913. fresh
  11914. light
  11915. medium
  11916. yellow-green
  11917. bouquet
  11918. fresh
  11919. nicel
  11920. light
  11921. medium
  11922. yellow-green
  11923. bouquet
  11924. lifted
  11925. light
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  11927. yellow-green
  11928. bouquet
  11929. light
  11930. fragra
  11931. light
  11932. medium
  11933. yellow-green
  11934. bouquet
  11935. light
  11936. fresh
  11937. light
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  11939. yellow-green
  11940. bouquet
  11941. light
  11942. lively
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  11944. medium
  11945. yellow-green
  11946. bouquet
  11947. light
  11948. light
  11949. medium
  11950. yellow-green
  11951. bouquet
  11952. light
  11953. clean
  11954. light
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  11956. yellow-green
  11957. bouquet
  11958. light
  11959. light
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  11961. yellow-green
  11962. bouquet
  11963. light
  11964. light
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  11966. yellow-green
  11967. bouquet
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  11969. prono
  11970. light
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  11972. yellow-green
  11973. bouquet
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  11979. bouquet
  11980. light
  11981. light
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  11984. bouquet
  11985. medium
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  11987. light
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  11989. yellow-green
  11990. bouquet
  11991. light
  11992. light
  11993. medium
  11994. yellow-green
  11995. bouquet
  11996. powerful
  11997. light
  11998. medium
  11999. yellow-green
  12000. bouquet
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  12002. light
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  12005. bouquet
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  12007. light
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  12009. yellow-green
  12010. bouquet
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  12012. fragrant
  12013. light
  12014. medium
  12015. yellow-green
  12016. bouquet
  12017. quite
  12018. intense
  12019. light
  12020. medium
  12021. yellow-green
  12022. bouquet
  12023. quite
  12024. potent
  12025. light
  12026. medium
  12027. yellow-green
  12028. bouquet
  12029. quite
  12030. light
  12031. medium
  12032. yellow-green
  12033. bouquet
  12034. relatively
  12035. light
  12036. light
  12037. medium
  12038. yellow-green
  12039. bouquet
  12040. light
  12041. medium
  12042. yellow-green
  12043. bouquet
  12044. slightly
  12045. subdued
  12046. light
  12047. medium
  12048. yellow-green
  12049. bouquet
  12050. smooth
  12051. styli
  12052. light
  12053. medium
  12054. yellow-green
  12055. bouquet
  12056. smooth
  12057. light
  12058. medium
  12059. yellow-green
  12060. bouquet
  12061. discre
  12062. light
  12063. medium
  12064. yellow-green
  12065. bouquet
  12066. spotlessly
  12067. clean
  12068. light
  12069. medium
  12070. yellow-green
  12071. bouquet
  12072. still
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  12074. light
  12075. medium
  12076. yellow-green
  12077. bouquet
  12078. stylish
  12079. showing
  12080. light
  12081. medium
  12082. yellow-green
  12083. bouquet
  12084. tangy
  12085. light
  12086. medium
  12087. yellow-green
  12088. bouquet
  12089. light
  12090. light
  12091. medium
  12092. yellow-green
  12093. bouquet
  12094. light
  12095. light
  12096. medium
  12097. yellow-green
  12098. bouquet
  12099. light
  12100. light
  12101. medium
  12102. yellow-green
  12103. bouquet
  12104. shows
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  12106. light
  12107. medium
  12108. yellow-green
  12109. bouquet
  12110. shows
  12111. extraordinari
  12112. light
  12113. medium
  12114. yellow-green
  12115. bouquet
  12116. shows
  12117. varietal
  12118. light
  12119. medium
  12120. yellow-green
  12121. bouquet
  12122. shows
  12123. cashe
  12124. light
  12125. medium
  12126. yellow-green
  12127. clean
  12128. fruit-driven
  12129. bouquet
  12130. light
  12131. medium
  12132. yellow-green
  12133. complex
  12134. bouquet
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  12136. light
  12137. medium
  12138. yellow-green
  12139. initial
  12140. impression
  12141. light
  12142. medium
  12143. yellow-green
  12144. usual
  12145. complex
  12146. multi-layeredD
  12147. light
  12148. medium
  12149. yellow-green
  12150. sophisticated
  12151. light
  12152. medium
  12153. yellow-green
  12154. medium
  12155. intensity
  12156. light
  12157. medium
  12158. yellow-green
  12159. light
  12160. medium
  12161. yellow-green
  12162. there
  12163. abundant
  12164. tangy
  12165. citrus
  12166. light
  12167. medium
  12168. yellow-green
  12169. there
  12170. complex
  12171. aromas
  12172. light
  12173. medium
  12174. yellow-green
  12175. there
  12176. curious
  12177. charry/smoky
  12178. light
  12179. medium
  12180. yellow-green
  12181. there
  12182. intense
  12183. light
  12184. medium
  12185. yellow-green
  12186. there
  12187. intriguing
  12188. aroma
  12189. light
  12190. medium
  12191. yellow-green
  12192. there
  12193. strong
  12194. spicy
  12195. lychee
  12196. light
  12197. medium
  12198. yellow-green
  12199. there
  12200. faintly
  12201. coarse
  12202. light
  12203. medium
  12204. yellow-green
  12205. there
  12206. gooseberry
  12207. light
  12208. medium
  12209. yellow-green
  12210. there
  12211. herbal
  12212. light
  12213. medium
  12214. yellow-green
  12215. there
  12216. typical
  12217. light
  12218. medium
  12219. yellow-green
  12220. there
  12221. above
  12222. average
  12223. weight
  12224. light
  12225. medium
  12226. yellow-green
  12227. there
  12228. intense
  12229. passionfrui
  12230. light
  12231. medium
  12232. yellow-green
  12233. there
  12234. intriguing
  12235. spicy
  12236. light
  12237. medium
  12238. yellow-green
  12239. there
  12240. discreet
  12241. melon
  12242. light
  12243. medium
  12244. yellow-green
  12245. there
  12246. excellent
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  12248. light
  12249. medium
  12250. yellow-green
  12251. there
  12252. phenolic
  12253. light
  12254. medium
  12255. yellow-green
  12256. there
  12257. quite
  12258. potent
  12259. herbal/gr
  12260. light
  12261. medium
  12262. yellow-green
  12263. there
  12264. quite
  12265. prominent
  12266. toasty
  12267. light
  12268. medium
  12269. yellow-green
  12270. there
  12271. generous
  12272. light
  12273. medium
  12274. yellow-green
  12275. there
  12276. influence
  12277. light
  12278. medium
  12279. yellow-green
  12280. there
  12281. wonderful
  12282. intense
  12283. light
  12284. medium
  12285. yellow-green
  12286. tight
  12287. juice
  12288. aromas
  12289. light
  12290. medium
  12291. yellow-green
  12292. tighter
  12293. herbaceous
  12294. light
  12295. medium
  12296. yellow-green
  12297. unexpectedly
  12298. developed
  12299. light
  12300. medium
  12301. yellow-green
  12302. unusually
  12303. light
  12304. zealand
  12305. light
  12306. medium
  12307. yellow-green
  12308. mainstream
  12309. light
  12310. medium
  12311. yellow-green
  12312. vibrant
  12313. spice
  12314. light
  12315. medium
  12316. yellow-green
  12317. excellent
  12318. mousse
  12319. discree
  12320. light
  12321. medium
  12322. yellow-green
  12323. mousse
  12324. fresh
  12325. modera
  12326. light
  12327. medium
  12328. yellow-green
  12329. youthful
  12330. apple
  12331. peach
  12332. light
  12333. medium
  12334. yellow-straw
  12335. clean
  12336. crisp
  12337. fresh
  12338. bouquet
  12339. light
  12340. medium
  12341. yellow-straw
  12342. bouquet
  12343. shows
  12344. light
  12345. regiona
  12346. light
  12347. yellow-green
  12348. clean
  12349. crisp
  12350. bouquet
  12351. which
  12352. light
  12353. yellow-green
  12354. clean
  12355. crisp
  12356. fresh
  12357. bouquet
  12358. light
  12359. yellow-green
  12360. clean
  12361. faintly
  12362. herbaceous
  12363. stone
  12364. fruit
  12365. light
  12366. yellow-green
  12367. clean
  12368. fresh
  12369. relatively
  12370. light
  12371. aromat
  12372. light
  12373. yellow-green
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  12723. light
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  12727. bouquet
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  12731. clean
  12732. tangy/herbaceous
  12733. light
  12734. yellow-green
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  12737. asparagus
  12738. light
  12739. yellow-green
  12740. crisp
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  12742. bouquet
  12743. light
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  12755. light
  12756. yellow-green
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  12832. yellow-green
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  12840. melon
  12841. fruit
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  12964. fermentation
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  13207. fruit
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  13212. bouquet
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  13215. yellow-straw
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  13219. bouquet
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  13225. lemon
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  13295. lime/citrus
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  13297. lime/lemon
  13298. lime/lime
  13299. lime/mandarin
  13300. lime/mineral
  13301. lime/nectarine
  13302. lime/pastille
  13303. lime/peach
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  13314. line-up
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  13331. little
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  13342. logically
  13343. loire
  13344. lollipopD
  13345. london
  13346. longX
  13347. long-flavoured
  13348. long-lingering
  13349. long-lived`
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  13353. longevity
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  13361. loseZ
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  13381. low-yielding
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  13383. lucky
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  13385. lurking
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  13403. magimix
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  13544. medium
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  13930. purple-red
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  13969. vintage
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  13980. bouquet
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  13984. bouquet
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  13987. violets
  13988. medium
  13989. touch
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  14002. bouquet
  14003. medium
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  14085. bouquet
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  14210. cedar
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  14250. briar
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  14315. bouquet
  14316. briar
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  14319. cedary/earthy
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  14325. spicy/peppery
  14326. varietal
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  14330. spice
  14331. aromas
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  14333. repeat
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  14335. attractive
  14336. stylish
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  14340. cherry
  14341. earth
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  14343. aromas
  14344. medium
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  14346. medium
  14347. clean
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  14350. fruit
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  14355. light
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  14357. pepper
  14358. spice
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  14360. fruit
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  14363. quite
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  14371. fruit
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  14374. medium
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  14378. leafy/stemmy
  14379. medium
  14380. fragrant
  14381. fruit
  14382. aromas
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  14385. medium
  14386. fragrant
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  14388. aromas
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  14394. aromas
  14395. light
  14396. medium
  14397. fresh
  14398. sweet
  14399. fruit
  14400. dusty/vanillin
  14401. american
  14402. medium
  14403. fully
  14404. caramel
  14405. vanilla
  14406. cedar
  14407. aromas
  14408. medium
  14409. gently
  14410. spicy
  14411. fruit
  14412. accompanied
  14413. fairly
  14414. obvio
  14415. medium
  14416. developed
  14417. quickly
  14418. medium
  14419. highly
  14420. aromatic
  14421. lifted
  14422. aroma
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  14424. winter
  14425. medium
  14426. interesting
  14427. cedary
  14428. cigar
  14429. aromas
  14430. which
  14431. carry
  14432. medium
  14433. intriguing
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  14435. aromas
  14436. pinot
  14437. medium
  14438. lighter
  14439. would
  14440. expect
  14441. medium
  14442. notwithstanding
  14443. difficult
  14444. vintage
  14445. shows
  14446. quite
  14447. medium
  14448. medium
  14449. intensity
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  14451. medium
  14452. plummy
  14453. spicy
  14454. fruit
  14455. develops
  14456. progressively
  14457. medium
  14458. pronounced
  14459. traditional
  14460. regional
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  14462. medium
  14463. luscious
  14464. sweet
  14465. strawberry
  14466. fruit
  14467. borderin
  14468. medium
  14469. secondary
  14470. fruit
  14471. characters
  14472. starting
  14473. appear
  14474. medium
  14475. showing
  14476. either
  14477. development
  14478. slightly
  14479. medium
  14480. showing
  14481. quite
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  14491. sweet
  14492. berry
  14493. fruit
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  14498. soapy
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  14516. traces
  14517. purple
  14518. bouquet
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  14520. sweet
  14521. dusty/earthy
  14522. shiraz
  14523. varietal
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  14527. juicy
  14528. berry
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  14530. intermingle
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  14534. lemon
  14535. vanilla
  14536. evident
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  14540. separate
  14541. occasions
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  14548. bouquet
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  14555. bouquet
  14556. style
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  14559. medium
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  14571. bouquet
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  14575. medium
  14576. bouquet
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  14580. medium
  14581. bouquet
  14582. clean
  14583. pleasant
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  14586. bouquet
  14587. clean
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  14591. bouquet
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  14610. bouquet
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  14615. bouquet
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  14625. bouquet
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  14627. quite
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  14630. bouquet
  14631. light
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  14633. minty
  14634. subtle
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  14636. bouquet
  14637. lighter
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  14639. bouquet
  14640. light
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  14661. rather
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  14666. bouquet
  14667. cedar
  14668. vanilla
  14669. chocolate
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  14671. bouquet
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  14673. jammy/berry
  14674. medium
  14675. bouquet
  14676. sweet
  14677. cedar
  14678. violets
  14679. medium
  14680. bouquet
  14681. youthful
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  14685. bouquet
  14686. shows
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  14696. clean
  14697. smooth
  14698. bouquet
  14699. chocolate
  14700. medium
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  14702. bright
  14703. juicy
  14704. black
  14705. redcurrant
  14706. aroma
  14707. medium
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  14711. leafy/sappy/spicy
  14712. medium
  14713. there
  14714. distinct
  14715. touch
  14716. earth
  14717. bouquet
  14718. medium
  14719. there
  14720. amalgam
  14721. clean
  14722. minty
  14723. fruit
  14724. medium
  14725. there
  14726. surprisingly
  14727. complex
  14728. fruit
  14729. bouque
  14730. medium
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  14733. bouquet
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  14736. touched
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  14738. bouquet
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  14753. purple
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  14757. medium
  14758. touch
  14759. purple
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  14761. bouquet
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  14768. bouquet
  14769. medium
  14770. touch
  14771. purple
  14772. still
  14773. lingering
  14774. fragrant
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  14776. touch
  14777. purple
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  14779. remaining
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  14782. touch
  14783. purple
  14784. bouquet
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  14787. touch
  14788. purple
  14789. bouquet
  14790. clean
  14791. medium
  14792. touch
  14793. purple
  14794. bouquet
  14795. fragrant
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  14799. bouquet
  14800. medium
  14801. medium
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  14803. fairly
  14804. light
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  14806. medium
  14807. touch
  14808. purple
  14809. berry
  14810. medium
  14811. touch
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  14814. briary
  14815. medium
  14816. touch
  14817. purple
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  14819. primar
  14820. medium
  14821. touch
  14822. purple
  14823. berry
  14824. earth
  14825. medium
  14826. touch
  14827. purple
  14828. bouquet
  14829. clean
  14830. medium
  14831. touch
  14832. purple
  14833. bouquet
  14834. fragra
  14835. medium
  14836. touch
  14837. purple
  14838. bouquet
  14839. fragra
  14840. medium
  14841. touch
  14842. purple
  14843. while
  14844. light
  14845. medium
  14846. tinges
  14847. purple
  14848. bouquet
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  14852. arresting
  14853. bouquet
  14854. hints
  14855. spice
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  14857. red-purple
  14858. cedary/leafy
  14859. bouquet
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  14864. bouquet
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  14867. red-purple
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  14869. smooth
  14870. bouquet
  14871. medium
  14872. intenm
  14873. medium
  14874. red-purple
  14875. clean
  14876. smooth
  14877. bouquet
  14878. minty
  14879. medium
  14880. red-purple
  14881. clean
  14882. solid
  14883. bouquet
  14884. driven
  14885. cherry
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  14887. red-purple
  14888. clean
  14889. bouquet
  14890. light
  14891. medium
  14892. intensi
  14893. medium
  14894. red-purple
  14895. clean
  14896. bouquet
  14897. medium
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  14899. medium
  14900. red-purple
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  14902. bouquet
  14903. medium
  14904. intensity
  14905. medium
  14906. red-purple
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  14909. medium
  14910. intensity
  14911. medium
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  14914. bouquet
  14915. medium
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  14917. medium
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  14919. clean
  14920. bouquet
  14921. medium
  14922. intensity
  14923. medium
  14924. red-purple
  14925. clean
  14926. bouquet
  14927. varietally
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  14930. red-purple
  14931. clean
  14932. bouquet
  14933. attractive
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  14936. red-purple
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  14938. bouquet
  14939. fully-ripened
  14940. sweet
  14941. medium
  14942. red-purple
  14943. clean
  14944. bouquet
  14945. leafy/minty
  14946. aromas
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  14948. red-purple
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  14950. bouquet
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  14956. bouquet
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  14958. berry
  14959. fruit
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  14963. bouquet
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  14966. medium
  14967. red-purple
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  14970. light
  14971. bouquet
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  14977. bouquet
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  14982. bouquet
  14983. showing
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  14995. stylish
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  15021. bouquet
  15022. berry
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  15027. bouquet
  15028. sweet
  15029. cassis/ra
  15030. medium
  15031. red-purple
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  15035. simple
  15036. bouquet
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  15041. bouquet
  15042. amalgam
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  15044. red-purple
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  15048. bouquet
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  15052. bouquet
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  15058. bouquet
  15059. lusciou
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  15063. smooth
  15064. bouquet
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  15068. red-purple
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  15070. smooth
  15071. bouquet
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  15078. bouquet
  15079. medium
  15080. red-purple
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  15082. smooth
  15083. bouquet
  15084. gentle
  15085. fruit
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  15087. red-purple
  15088. clean
  15089. smooth
  15090. bouquet
  15091. attractiv
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  15093. red-purple
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  15095. smooth
  15096. bouquet
  15097. berry
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  15099. red-purple
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  15103. cherry-acce
  15104. medium
  15105. red-purple
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  15107. smooth
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  15109. cherry-accek
  15110. medium
  15111. red-purple
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  15113. bouquet
  15114. medium
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  15120. fruity
  15121. bouquet
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  15123. red-purple
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  15126. cedar
  15127. berry
  15128. medium
  15129. red-purple
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  15132. bouquet
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  15134. red-purple
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  15136. bouquet
  15137. showing
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  15143. bouquet
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  15148. bouquet
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  15154. bouquet
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  15158. red-purple
  15159. complex
  15160. bouquet
  15161. medium
  15162. red-purple
  15163. complex
  15164. bouquet
  15165. sappy/stalky
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  15167. red-purple
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  15171. bunch/ca
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  15175. bouquet
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  15177. briary/spicy
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  15200. bouquet
  15201. overtones
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  15205. bouquet
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  15212. style
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  15221. red-purple
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  15223. bouquet
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  15230. bouquet
  15231. medium
  15232. inten@
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  15251. red-purple
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  15255. coonawarra@
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  15257. red-purple
  15258. briary/berry
  15259. aromas
  15260. introduce
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  15264. complex
  15265. bouquet
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  15267. red-purple
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  15270. liquorice
  15271. spice
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  15273. red-purple
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  15275. light
  15276. bouquet
  15277. overtones
  15278. medium
  15279. red-purple
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  15281. light
  15282. leafy/tobacco/stemmy
  15283. bouque
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  15285. red-purple
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  15287. light
  15288. bouquet
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  15291. elegant
  15292. bouquet
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  15296. complex
  15297. bouquet
  15298. medium
  15299. red-purple
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  15301. clean
  15302. bouquet
  15303. medium
  15304. red-purple
  15305. fragrant
  15306. complex
  15307. bouquet
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  15309. red-purple
  15310. fragrant
  15311. elegant
  15312. bouquet
  15313. comple
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  15315. red-purple
  15316. fragrant
  15317. sweet
  15318. bouquet
  15319. medium
  15320. red-purple
  15321. fragrant
  15322. bouquet
  15323. light
  15324. medium
  15325. medium
  15326. red-purple
  15327. fragrant
  15328. bouquet
  15329. spice
  15330. medium
  15331. red-purple
  15332. fragrant
  15333. bouquet
  15334. range
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  15336. medium
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  15338. fragrant
  15339. bouquet
  15340. chinese
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  15343. red-purple
  15344. fragrant
  15345. bouquet
  15346. earthy
  15347. varietal
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  15350. fragrant
  15351. bouquet
  15352. spice
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  15354. red-purple
  15355. fragrant
  15356. bouquet
  15357. sweet
  15358. berry
  15359. medium
  15360. red-purple
  15361. fragrant
  15362. earthy
  15363. bouquet
  15364. vaguely
  15365. reminisc
  15366. medium
  15367. red-purple
  15368. fragrant
  15369. fruit-driven
  15370. bouquet
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  15372. red-purple
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  15374. fruit-driven
  15375. bouquet
  15376. subtl
  15377. medium
  15378. red-purple
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  15380. juicy
  15381. style
  15382. clean
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  15384. red-purple
  15385. fragrant
  15386. lifted
  15387. bouquet
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  15389. red-purple
  15390. fragrant
  15391. stylish
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  15393. bouquet
  15394. medium
  15395. red-purple
  15396. fragrant
  15397. sweet
  15398. juicy
  15399. jammy
  15400. berry
  15401. bouquet
  15402. medium
  15403. red-purple
  15404. fresh
  15405. fragrant
  15406. bouquet
  15407. medium
  15408. red-purple
  15409. fresh
  15410. crisp
  15411. cherry/berry
  15412. bouquet
  15413. introdu
  15414. medium
  15415. red-purple
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  15417. fairly
  15418. leafy
  15419. bouquet
  15420. medium
  15421. medium
  15422. red-purple
  15423. fruit-driven
  15424. bouquet
  15425. medium
  15426. red-purple
  15427. glossy/juicy
  15428. berry
  15429. fruit
  15430. bouquet
  15431. medium
  15432. red-purple
  15433. gloss
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  15441. bouquet
  15442. hints
  15443. medium
  15444. red-purple
  15445. highly
  15446. idiosyncratic
  15447. style
  15448. showing
  15449. medium
  15450. red-purple
  15451. light
  15452. clean
  15453. fragrant
  15454. bouquet
  15455. medium
  15456. red-purple
  15457. light
  15458. fragrant
  15459. fresh
  15460. bouquet
  15461. medium
  15462. red-purple
  15463. cigar
  15464. spice
  15465. tomato
  15466. medium
  15467. red-purple
  15468. spice
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  15470. aroma
  15471. medium
  15472. red-purple
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  15475. bouquet
  15476. medium
  15477. red-purple
  15478. attractive
  15479. bouquet
  15480. characters
  15481. medium
  15482. red-purple
  15483. firmer
  15484. austere
  15485. medium
  15486. red-purple
  15487. perfectly
  15488. balanced
  15489. bouquet
  15490. medium
  15491. red-purple
  15492. potent
  15493. bouquet
  15494. excellent
  15495. liquo
  15496. medium
  15497. red-purple
  15498. potent
  15499. bouquet
  15500. strong
  15501. peppery/spicy
  15502. medium
  15503. red-purple
  15504. potent
  15505. bouquet
  15506. juicy
  15507. medium
  15508. red-purple
  15509. powerful
  15510. fragrant
  15511. bouquet
  15512. medium
  15513. medium
  15514. red-purple
  15515. powerful
  15516. bouquet
  15517. spice
  15518. medium
  15519. red-purple
  15520. powerful
  15521. potent
  15522. bouquet
  15523. distinctive
  15524. medium
  15525. red-purple
  15526. pungent
  15527. high-toned
  15528. intense
  15529. bouquet
  15530. medium
  15531. red-purple
  15532. pungent
  15533. scented
  15534. bouquet
  15535. medium
  15536. red-purple
  15537. quite
  15538. austere
  15539. bouquet
  15540. earthy/leathe
  15541. medium
  15542. red-purple
  15543. quite
  15544. complex
  15545. bouquet
  15546. cedary/leafy
  15547. medium
  15548. red-purple
  15549. quite
  15550. complex
  15551. fragrant
  15552. bouquet
  15553. medium
  15554. red-purple
  15555. quite
  15556. distinctive
  15557. bouquet
  15558. medium
  15559. red-purple
  15560. quite
  15561. clean
  15562. bouquet
  15563. leafy/
  15564. medium
  15565. red-purple
  15566. quite
  15567. fragrant
  15568. clean
  15569. bouquet
  15570. medium
  15571. red-purple
  15572. quite
  15573. fragrant
  15574. bouquet
  15575. medium
  15576. red-purple
  15577. quite
  15578. fragrant
  15579. bouquet
  15580. medium
  15581. red-purple
  15582. quite
  15583. fragrant
  15584. bouquet
  15585. berry
  15586. medium
  15587. red-purple
  15588. quite
  15589. powerful
  15590. bouquet
  15591. medium
  15592. red-purple
  15593. range
  15594. leafy/earthy/mineral
  15595. aromas
  15596. medium
  15597. red-purple
  15598. relatively
  15599. fragrant
  15600. bouquet
  15601. distinc
  15602. medium
  15603. red-purple
  15604. relatively
  15605. light
  15606. fragrant
  15607. cedary
  15608. medium
  15609. red-purple
  15610. complex
  15611. bouquet
  15612. sweet
  15613. medium
  15614. red-purple
  15615. bouquet
  15616. potent
  15617. cassis
  15618. medium
  15619. red-purple
  15620. scented
  15621. aromatic
  15622. bouquet
  15623. sweet
  15624. medium
  15625. red-purple
  15626. scented
  15627. fragrant
  15628. bouquet
  15629. medium
  15630. red-purple
  15631. smooth
  15632. moderately
  15633. intense
  15634. bouquet
  15635. medium
  15636. red-purple
  15637. smooth
  15638. bouquet
  15639. touches
  15640. chocolate
  15641. medium
  15642. red-purple
  15643. smooth
  15644. powerful
  15645. bouquet
  15646. classic
  15647. medium
  15648. red-purple
  15649. bouquet
  15650. briary
  15651. fruit
  15652. medium
  15653. red-purple
  15654. spice
  15655. fruit
  15656. medium
  15657. red-purple
  15658. faintly
  15659. cedary/earthy
  15660. bouquet
  15661. which
  15662. medium
  15663. red-purple
  15664. gently
  15665. plummy
  15666. bouquet
  15667. medium
  15668. red-purple
  15669. solid
  15670. bouquet
  15671. crammed
  15672. medium
  15673. red-purple
  15674. solid
  15675. clean
  15676. bouquet
  15677. showing
  15678. nicely
  15679. ripen
  15680. medium
  15681. red-purple
  15682. solidly
  15683. bouquet
  15684. plenty
  15685. medium
  15686. red-purple
  15687. spectacularly
  15688. complex
  15689. medium
  15690. red-purple
  15691. spotlessly
  15692. clean
  15693. bouquet
  15694. medium
  15695. inten
  15696. medium
  15697. red-purple
  15698. spotlessly
  15699. clean
  15700. bouquet
  15701. fresh
  15702. medium
  15703. red-purple
  15704. straightforward
  15705. bouquet
  15706. slightly
  15707. medium
  15708. red-purple
  15709. strong
  15710. bouquet
  15711. weight
  15712. medium
  15713. red-purple
  15714. stylish
  15715. bouquet
  15716. distinct
  15717. rhone
  15718. medium
  15719. red-purple
  15720. sweetly
  15721. fragrant
  15722. bouquet
  15723. intrigu
  15724. medium
  15725. red-purple
  15726. thrusting
  15727. bouquet
  15728. fragrant
  15729. almost
  15730. medium
  15731. red-purple
  15732. typically
  15733. stylish
  15734. bouquet
  15735. medium
  15736. medium
  15737. red-purple
  15738. fragrant
  15739. bouquet
  15740. medium
  15741. red-purple
  15742. fragrant
  15743. gamey
  15744. aroma
  15745. showing
  15746. strongy
  15747. medium
  15748. red-purple
  15749. high-toned
  15750. fragrant
  15751. bouquet
  15752. medium
  15753. red-purple
  15754. bouquet
  15755. generous
  15756. plummy
  15757. medium
  15758. red-purple
  15759. smooth
  15760. clean
  15761. bouquet
  15762. black
  15763. medium
  15764. red-purple
  15765. vibrant
  15766. lively
  15767. bouquet
  15768. complex
  15769. medium
  15770. red-purple
  15771. vibrantly
  15772. fresh
  15773. youthful
  15774. bouquet
  15775. medium
  15776. red-purple
  15777. welcoming
  15778. aroma
  15779. gently
  15780. chocolatey
  15781. medium
  15782. red-purple
  15783. still
  15784. showing
  15785. complexity
  15786. freshn
  15787. medium
  15788. red-purple
  15789. which
  15790. comes
  15791. slowly
  15792. glass
  15793. medium
  15794. red-purple
  15795. youthful
  15796. potent
  15797. bouquet
  15798. earthy
  15799. medium
  15800. red-purple
  15801. abundant
  15802. american
  15803. quality
  15804. medium
  15805. red-purple
  15806. abundant
  15807. prune
  15808. fruit
  15809. medium
  15810. red-purple
  15811. abundant
  15812. sweet
  15813. jammy
  15814. berry
  15815. fruit
  15816. which
  15817. medium
  15818. red-purple
  15819. aromatic
  15820. bouquet
  15821. voluminous
  15822. vanill
  15823. medium
  15824. red-purple
  15825. array
  15826. aromas
  15827. medium
  15828. intensity
  15829. medium
  15830. red-purple
  15831. array
  15832. aromas
  15833. bouquet
  15834. ranging
  15835. medium
  15836. red-purple
  15837. array
  15838. aromas
  15839. earthy
  15840. varietal
  15841. medium
  15842. red-purple
  15843. attractive
  15844. fragrant
  15845. bouquet
  15846. lively
  15847. medium
  15848. red-purple
  15849. attractive
  15850. gently
  15851. aromatic
  15852. bouquet
  15853. medium
  15854. red-purple
  15855. attractive
  15856. welcoming
  15857. bouquet
  15858. medium
  15859. red-purple
  15860. attractively
  15861. balanced
  15862. ripened
  15863. medium
  15864. red-purple
  15865. earthy
  15866. minerally
  15867. bouquet
  15868. leads
  15869. medium
  15870. red-purple
  15871. elegant
  15872. bouquet
  15873. attractive
  15874. cedary/
  15875. medium
  15876. red-purple
  15877. elegant
  15878. bouquet
  15879. notes
  15880. earth
  15881. medium
  15882. red-purple
  15883. elegant
  15884. clean
  15885. smooth
  15886. fruit
  15887. medium
  15888. red-purple
  15889. elegantly
  15890. crafted
  15891. clean
  15892. medium
  15893. red-purple
  15894. exceptionally
  15895. fragrant
  15896. complex
  15897. medium
  15898. red-purple
  15899. extremely
  15900. fragrant
  15901. bouquet
  15902. cherry
  15903. medium
  15904. red-purple
  15905. extremely
  15906. fragrant
  15907. lifted
  15908. bouquet
  15909. medium
  15910. red-purple
  15911. extremely
  15912. pungent
  15913. assertive
  15914. leafy/s
  15915. medium
  15916. red-purple
  15917. intense
  15918. bouquet
  15919. complex
  15920. cedary/bri
  15921. medium
  15922. red-purple
  15923. intensely
  15924. fragrant
  15925. exotic
  15926. bouquet
  15927. medium
  15928. red-purple
  15929. intriguing
  15930. bouquet
  15931. showing
  15932. medium
  15933. red-purple
  15934. ultra-fragrant
  15935. bouquet
  15936. strawb
  15937. medium
  15938. red-purple
  15939. ultra-typical
  15940. young
  15941. earthy
  15942. hunter
  15943. shira
  15944. medium
  15945. red-purple
  15946. unexpectedly
  15947. sweet
  15948. bouquet
  15949. medium
  15950. red-purple
  15951. vanillin
  15952. dominant
  15953. force
  15954. medium
  15955. red-purple
  15956. would
  15957. expect
  15958. bright
  15959. youthful
  15960. medium
  15961. red-purple
  15962. attractive
  15963. berry
  15964. fruits
  15965. medium
  15966. red-purple
  15967. attractive
  15968. blackberry
  15969. chocolate
  15970. medium
  15971. red-purple
  15972. attractive
  15973. fragrant
  15974. fresh
  15975. cherry/plum
  15976. medium
  15977. red-purple
  15978. attractive
  15979. berry
  15980. chocolate
  15981. fruit
  15982. medium
  15983. red-purple
  15984. attractive
  15985. sweet
  15986. cedar
  15987. berry
  15988. earth
  15989. medium
  15990. red-purple
  15991. austere
  15992. quite
  15993. complex
  15994. cabernet
  15995. aromas
  15996. medium
  15997. red-purple
  15998. bouquet
  15999. palate
  16000. dominated
  16001. medium
  16002. red-purple
  16003. bouquet
  16004. palate
  16005. distinctl
  16006. medium
  16007. red-purple
  16008. bright
  16009. clear
  16010. aromatic
  16011. spice
  16012. cherr
  16013. medium
  16014. red-purple
  16015. bright
  16016. clear
  16017. bouquet
  16018. shows
  16019. moderat
  16020. medium
  16021. red-purple
  16022. bright
  16023. clear
  16024. there
  16025. fresh
  16026. berry
  16027. medium
  16028. red-purple
  16029. bright
  16030. aromatic
  16031. cassis/red
  16032. blackcurran
  16033. medium
  16034. red-purple
  16035. cedar/leafy
  16036. fruit
  16037. interwoven
  16038. medium
  16039. red-purple
  16040. classic
  16041. bottle-developed
  16042. earthy
  16043. coonawarra
  16044. medium
  16045. red-purple
  16046. classic
  16047. cherry
  16048. oriental
  16049. medium
  16050. red-purple
  16051. clean
  16052. elegant
  16053. positive
  16054. briary/ber
  16055. medium
  16056. red-purple
  16057. clean
  16058. smooth
  16059. characteristic
  16060. medium
  16061. red-purple
  16062. clean
  16063. cherry
  16064. fruit
  16065. aromas
  16066. medium
  16067. red-purple
  16068. clean
  16069. chocolatey/minty/ear
  16070. cherry
  16071. aromas
  16072. medium
  16073. red-purple
  16074. clean
  16075. fractionally
  16076. plain
  16077. earthy/berry
  16078. medium
  16079. red-purple
  16080. clean
  16081. fragrant
  16082. spice
  16083. cassis
  16084. aroma
  16085. medium
  16086. red-purple
  16087. clean
  16088. fresh
  16089. smooth
  16090. medium
  16091. red-purple
  16092. clean
  16093. redcurrant
  16094. fruit
  16095. drives
  16096. bouquet
  16097. medium
  16098. red-purple
  16099. clean
  16100. solid
  16101. bouquet
  16102. hints
  16103. spice
  16104. medium
  16105. red-purple
  16106. clean
  16107. sweet
  16108. solid
  16109. cherry
  16110. fruit
  16111. medium
  16112. red-purple
  16113. clean
  16114. leaf/green
  16115. bean/capsicum/cedar
  16116. medium
  16117. red-purple
  16118. complex
  16119. aromas
  16120. gamey
  16121. spicy
  16122. medium
  16123. red-purple
  16124. blackcurrant/blackbe
  16125. fruit
  16126. aromas
  16127. medium
  16128. red-purple
  16129. briary/berry
  16130. aromas
  16131. introduce
  16132. medium
  16133. red-purple
  16134. distinct
  16135. cool-grown
  16136. cabernet
  16137. aromas
  16138. rangin
  16139. medium
  16140. red-purple
  16141. earthy
  16142. faintly
  16143. gamey
  16144. aromas
  16145. light
  16146. medium
  16147. red-purple
  16148. earthy
  16149. shiraz
  16150. varietal
  16151. fruit
  16152. faintly
  16153. medium
  16154. red-purple
  16155. earthy/leathery
  16156. aromas
  16157. marked
  16158. consi
  16159. medium
  16160. red-purple
  16161. extremely
  16162. attractive
  16163. supple
  16164. sweet
  16165. medium
  16166. red-purple
  16167. fairly
  16168. potent
  16169. vanillin/coconut
  16170. american
  16171. medium
  16172. red-purple
  16173. elegant
  16174. perfectly
  16175. ripened
  16176. cassis
  16177. medium
  16178. red-purple
  16179. briary/berry/liquori
  16180. fruit
  16181. minim
  16182. medium
  16183. red-purple
  16184. slightly
  16185. leafy
  16186. fruit
  16187. earthy
  16188. medium
  16189. red-purple
  16190. spicy
  16191. black
  16192. cherry
  16193. fruit
  16194. medium
  16195. red-purple
  16196. fragrant
  16197. attractive
  16198. aromas
  16199. range
  16200. throu
  16201. medium
  16202. red-purple
  16203. fragrant
  16204. aromas
  16205. berry
  16206. medium
  16207. red-purple
  16208. fragrant
  16209. aromas
  16210. cedar
  16211. spice
  16212. earth
  16213. medium
  16214. red-purple
  16215. fragrant
  16216. clean
  16217. juicy/leafy
  16218. fruit
  16219. interming
  16220. medium
  16221. red-purple
  16222. fragrant
  16223. complex
  16224. bouquet
  16225. medium
  16226. red-purple
  16227. fragrant
  16228. minty/earthy/berry
  16229. aromas
  16230. medium
  16231. red-purple
  16232. fragrant
  16233. leafy
  16234. briary
  16235. fruit
  16236. aromas
  16237. medium
  16238. red-purple
  16239. fresh
  16240. berry
  16241. fruit
  16242. touches
  16243. blackcur
  16244. medium
  16245. red-purple
  16246. fresh
  16247. cherry
  16248. fruit
  16249. aromas
  16250. light
  16251. medium
  16252. red-purple
  16253. fresh
  16254. earthy/berry
  16255. fruit
  16256. aromas
  16257. medium
  16258. red-purple
  16259. fresh
  16260. fragrant
  16261. fruit
  16262. medium
  16263. intensity
  16264. medium
  16265. red-purple
  16266. fresh
  16267. plummy
  16268. fruit
  16269. complexed
  16270. medium
  16271. red-purple
  16272. fresh
  16273. cherry
  16274. earth
  16275. fruit
  16276. suppor
  16277. medium
  16278. red-purple
  16279. fresh
  16280. spicy/earthy/berry
  16281. fruit
  16282. subtle
  16283. medium
  16284. red-purple
  16285. gamey
  16286. characters
  16287. through
  16288. medium
  16289. red-purple
  16290. generous
  16291. cherry
  16292. fruit
  16293. aromas
  16294. medium
  16295. red-purple
  16296. cherry
  16297. varietal
  16298. fruit
  16299. aromas
  16300. medium
  16301. red-purple
  16302. touch
  16303. faintly
  16304. earthy/handbaggy
  16305. medium
  16306. red-purple
  16307. hedonistically
  16308. blackberry
  16309. medium
  16310. red-purple
  16311. high-toned
  16312. intense
  16313. liquorice
  16314. spice
  16315. medium
  16316. red-purple
  16317. hints
  16318. chocolate
  16319. vanilla
  16320. among
  16321. medium
  16322. red-purple
  16323. anything
  16324. darkest
  16325. medium
  16326. red-purple
  16327. typical
  16328. style
  16329. clean
  16330. elegant
  16331. medium
  16332. red-purple
  16333. intense
  16334. cherry
  16335. spice
  16336. earth
  16337. varietal
  16338. medium
  16339. red-purple
  16340. leafy
  16341. earthy
  16342. cedary
  16343. aromas
  16344. strikingly
  16345. medium
  16346. red-purple
  16347. jamiesons
  16348. vintage
  16349. medium
  16350. red-purple
  16351. fruit
  16352. cassis
  16353. medium
  16354. red-purple
  16355. slightly
  16356. jammy
  16357. berry
  16358. fruit
  16359. medium
  16360. red-purple
  16361. masses
  16362. fruit
  16363. bouquet
  16364. medium
  16365. red-purple
  16366. minty/cherry
  16367. aromas
  16368. light
  16369. medium
  16370. medium
  16371. red-purple
  16372. moderately
  16373. chocolate
  16374. berry
  16375. medium
  16376. red-purple
  16377. modest
  16378. berry
  16379. fruit
  16380. light
  16381. medium
  16382. medium
  16383. red-purple
  16384. restrained
  16385. opulent
  16386. medium
  16387. red-purple
  16388. obvious
  16389. varietal
  16390. character
  16391. medium
  16392. inten
  16393. medium
  16394. red-purple
  16395. light
  16396. medium
  16397. intensity
  16398. clean
  16399. medium
  16400. red-purple
  16401. perfectly
  16402. ripened
  16403. varietal
  16404. cabernet
  16405. medium
  16406. red-purple
  16407. powerfully
  16408. astringent
  16409. earthy
  16410. raw-cut
  16411. varie
  16412. medium
  16413. red-purple
  16414. pronounced
  16415. leafy/berry
  16416. merlot
  16417. varietal
  16418. medium
  16419. red-purple
  16420. pronounced
  16421. minty
  16422. aromas
  16423. together
  16424. medium
  16425. red-purple
  16426. pronounced
  16427. stalky/tobacco/stemm
  16428. cool-clima
  16429. medium
  16430. red-purple
  16431. quite
  16432. fragrant
  16433. fermentation
  16434. medium
  16435. red-purple
  16436. quite
  16437. fragrant
  16438. cedary/earthy
  16439. notes
  16440. medium
  16441. red-purple
  16442. quite
  16443. pronounced
  16444. spicy
  16445. introduces
  16446. medium
  16447. red-purple
  16448. reasonably
  16449. sweet
  16450. berry
  16451. spice
  16452. medium
  16453. red-purple
  16454. blackberry
  16455. fruit
  16456. aromas
  16457. medium
  16458. red-purple
  16459. heavy
  16460. fruit
  16461. plum/
  16462. medium
  16463. red-purple
  16464. sweet
  16465. berry
  16466. fruit
  16467. prono
  16468. medium
  16469. red-purple
  16470. scented
  16471. sweet
  16472. vanilla
  16473. berry
  16474. aroma
  16475. medium
  16476. red-purple
  16477. showing
  16478. signs
  16479. development
  16480. medium
  16481. red-purple
  16482. light
  16483. medium
  16484. intensity
  16485. clean
  16486. medium
  16487. red-purple
  16488. shows
  16489. wholly
  16490. distinctive
  16491. array
  16492. spicy
  16493. medium
  16494. red-purple
  16495. sophisticated
  16496. cedar
  16497. tobacco
  16498. medium
  16499. red-purple
  16500. american
  16501. influence
  16502. evident@
  16503. medium
  16504. red-purple
  16505. bouquet
  16506. initially
  16507. little
  16508. medium
  16509. red-purple
  16510. bouquet
  16511. clean
  16512. quite
  16513. intense
  16514. medium
  16515. red-purple
  16516. bouquet
  16517. dominated
  16518. quite
  16519. strong
  16520. medium
  16521. red-purple
  16522. bouquet
  16523. fresh
  16524. youthful
  16525. medium
  16526. red-purple
  16527. bouquet
  16528. medium
  16529. intensity
  16530. medium
  16531. red-purple
  16532. bouquet
  16533. slightly
  16534. jammy
  16535. boiled
  16536. medium
  16537. red-purple
  16538. bouquet
  16539. shows
  16540. range
  16541. minty/earthy/@
  16542. medium
  16543. red-purple
  16544. bouquet
  16545. flooded
  16546. blac@
  16547. medium
  16548. red-purple
  16549. there
  16550. fairly
  16551. light
  16552. sweet
  16553. fruit
  16554. with@
  16555. medium
  16556. straw
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  16914. berry
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  16932. red-purple
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  16942. medium
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  17026. bouquet
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  17069. bouquet
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  17155. bouquet
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  17212. bouquet
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  17313. bouquet
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  17320. berry
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  17324. bouquet
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  17398. cabernet
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  17400. red-purple
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  17404. fruit
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  17412. cherry
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  17427. red-purple
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  17429. sweet
  17430. berry
  17431. fruit
  17432. aromas
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  17434. red-purple
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  17439. red-purple
  17440. there
  17441. classic
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  17444. red-purple
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  17446. cigar
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  17463. red-purple
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  17470. red-purple
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  17475. red-purple
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  17479. american
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  17481. red-purple
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  17501. pepper
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  17507. berry
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  17524. berry
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  17545. straw
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  17547. touch
  17548. bouquet
  17549. medium
  17550. straw
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  17558. yeast
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  17560. straw-yellow
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  17568. bouquet
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  17575. influence
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  17579. bouquet
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  18849. chocolate
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  18889. bouquet
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  18896. red-purple
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  18901. bouquet
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  18911. bouquet
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  18924. red-purple
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  18931. bouquet
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  18936. bouquet
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  18943. red-purple
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  18946. red-purple
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  18950. red-purple
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  18964. red-purple
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  18967. chocola
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  18969. red-purple
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  18997. red-purple
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  19002. red-purple
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  19004. berry/blackcurrant
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  19013. chocolate
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  19015. red-purple
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  19022. stemmy/briary
  19023. bouquet
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  19030. red-purple
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  19035. red-purple
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  19040. red-purple
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  19045. red-purple
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  19055. red-purple
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  19075. red-purple
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  19101. red-purple
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  19104. red-purple
  19105. bouquet
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  19120. bouquet
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  19132. bouquet
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  19145. bouquet
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  19147. red-purple
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  19149. bouquet
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  19151. red-purple
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  19153. bouquet
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  19196. chocolate
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  19221. red-purple
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  19244. briary
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  19312. blackberry
  19313. cassis
  19314. medium
  19315. red-purple
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  19322. cassis
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  19324. red-purple
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  19326. bouquet
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  19340. bouquet
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  19358. bouqu
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  19360. red-purple
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  19362. bouquet
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  19393. red-purple
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  19395. bouquet
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  19398. red-purple
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  19401. bouquet
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  19403. red-purple
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  19406. cherry
  19407. spicy
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  19409. red-purple
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  19411. cherry
  19412. fruit
  19413. hints
  19414. medium
  19415. red-purple
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  19417. cassis
  19418. blackcur
  19419. medium
  19420. red-purple
  19421. abundant
  19422. cherry
  19423. medium
  19424. red-purple
  19425. abundant
  19426. sweet
  19427. berry
  19428. fruit
  19429. medium
  19430. red-purple
  19431. abundant
  19432. sweet
  19433. vanilla
  19434. submerg
  19435. medium
  19436. red-purple
  19437. abundant
  19438. sweet
  19439. vanillin
  19440. aromas
  19441. medium
  19442. red-purple
  19443. american
  19444. vanilla
  19445. medium
  19446. red-purple
  19447. abundant
  19448. quite
  19449. sweet
  19450. bouqu
  19451. medium
  19452. red-purple
  19453. attractive
  19454. bouquet
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  19457. red-purple
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  19460. bouquet
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  19462. red-purple
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  19464. bouquet
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  19471. medium
  19472. red-purple
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  19475. bouquet
  19476. medium
  19477. red-purple
  19478. interesting
  19479. bouquet
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  19482. red-purple
  19483. opulent
  19484. bouquet
  19485. medium
  19486. red-purple
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  19490. red-purple
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  19492. array
  19493. black
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  19495. red-purple
  19496. unusually
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  19500. red-purple
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  19503. array
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  19508. varietal
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  19510. red-purple
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  19512. superbly
  19513. crafted
  19514. medium
  19515. red-purple
  19516. expects
  19517. brand's
  19518. elegan
  19519. medium
  19520. red-purple
  19521. cabernet
  19522. sauvignon
  19523. medium
  19524. red-purple
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  19527. juicy
  19528. berry
  19529. fruit
  19530. medium
  19531. red-purple
  19532. bouquet
  19533. palate
  19534. medium
  19535. red-purple
  19536. briary/minty
  19537. aromas
  19538. medium
  19539. medium
  19540. red-purple
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  19542. clear
  19543. bouquet
  19544. shows
  19545. medium
  19546. red-purple
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  19548. cedary/briary/brambl
  19549. medium
  19550. red-purple
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  19553. medium
  19554. red-purple
  19555. clean
  19556. chocolate
  19557. medium
  19558. red-purple
  19559. clean
  19560. cassis
  19561. berry
  19562. aromas
  19563. medium
  19564. red-purple
  19565. clean
  19566. smooth
  19567. spicy
  19568. variet
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  19570. red-purple
  19571. clean
  19572. berry
  19573. fruit
  19574. aromas
  19575. surro
  19576. medium
  19577. red-purple
  19578. clean
  19579. concentrated
  19580. cherry
  19581. medium
  19582. red-purple
  19583. clean
  19584. berry
  19585. fruit
  19586. surround
  19587. medium
  19588. red-purple
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  19592. style
  19593. medium
  19594. red-purple
  19595. clean
  19596. cassis/blackcu
  19597. medium
  19598. red-purple
  19599. clean
  19600. berry
  19601. fruits
  19602. medium
  19603. red-purple
  19604. clean
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  19606. berry
  19607. fruit
  19608. aromas
  19609. medium
  19610. red-purple
  19611. clean
  19612. fresh
  19613. sweet
  19614. redcurrant
  19615. fruit
  19616. medium
  19617. red-purple
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  19619. moderately
  19620. intense
  19621. bouquet
  19622. medium
  19623. red-purple
  19624. clean
  19625. strawberry
  19626. fruit
  19627. medium
  19628. red-purple
  19629. clean
  19630. smooth
  19631. berry
  19632. fruit
  19633. medium
  19634. red-purple
  19635. clean
  19636. blackcurrant
  19637. fruit
  19638. medium
  19639. red-purple
  19640. complex
  19641. aromas
  19642. cedar
  19643. medium
  19644. red-purple
  19645. complex
  19646. elegant
  19647. fragrant
  19648. cedary
  19649. medium
  19650. red-purple
  19651. complex
  19652. solid
  19653. hints
  19654. medium
  19655. red-purple
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  19657. berry
  19658. liquorice
  19659. medium
  19660. red-purple
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  19662. briary/berry
  19663. fruit
  19664. medium
  19665. red-purple
  19666. concentrated
  19667. cassis
  19668. berry
  19669. aromas
  19670. medium
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  19673. classic
  19674. cabernet
  19675. medium
  19676. red-purple
  19677. concentrated
  19678. briary/plum
  19679. medium
  19680. red-purple
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  19682. sweet
  19683. fruit
  19684. interming
  19685. medium
  19686. red-purple
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  19688. highly
  19689. scented
  19690. medium
  19691. red-purple
  19692. berry
  19693. fruit
  19694. aromas
  19695. medium
  19696. red-purple
  19697. cherry
  19698. liquorice
  19699. fruit
  19700. medium
  19701. red-purple
  19702. delicious
  19703. voluminous
  19704. black
  19705. cherry
  19706. medium
  19707. red-purple
  19708. dense
  19709. blackberry
  19710. fruit
  19711. medium
  19712. red-purple
  19713. dense
  19714. cedar
  19715. chocolate
  19716. medium
  19717. red-purple
  19718. distinct
  19719. leafy/cedary/gamey
  19720. fruit
  19721. medium
  19722. red-purple
  19723. earthy
  19724. briary
  19725. aromas
  19726. medium
  19727. red-purple
  19728. excellent
  19729. weight
  19730. extract
  19731. medium
  19732. red-purple
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  19734. handled
  19735. spicy
  19736. makes
  19737. medium
  19738. red-purple
  19739. extremely
  19740. concentrated
  19741. plummy
  19742. medium
  19743. red-purple
  19744. fabulous
  19745. cabernet
  19746. varietal
  19747. aromas
  19748. medium
  19749. red-purple
  19750. cedary
  19751. aromas
  19752. medium
  19753. red-purple
  19754. typically
  19755. elegant/refined
  19756. medium
  19757. red-purple
  19758. concentrated
  19759. aromas
  19760. medium
  19761. red-purple
  19762. fragrant
  19763. spicy
  19764. varietal
  19765. fruit
  19766. medium
  19767. red-purple
  19768. fragrant
  19769. sweet
  19770. berry/cassis
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  19772. medium
  19773. red-purple
  19774. fragrant
  19775. tobacco
  19776. cedar
  19777. medium
  19778. red-purple
  19779. fresh
  19780. bright
  19781. blackcurrant
  19782. medium
  19783. red-purple
  19784. fresh
  19785. strawberry
  19786. varietal
  19787. medium
  19788. red-purple
  19789. point
  19790. medium
  19791. red-purple
  19792. solid
  19793. cherry
  19794. fruit
  19795. medium
  19796. red-purple
  19797. gentle
  19798. complex
  19799. briary/berry
  19800. medium
  19801. red-purple
  19802. shiraz
  19803. fruit
  19804. earthy
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  19806. red-purple
  19807. developed
  19808. great
  19809. complexity
  19810. medium
  19811. red-purple
  19812. developed
  19813. significantly
  19814. medium
  19815. red-purple
  19816. distinctly
  19817. different
  19818. style
  19819. medium
  19820. red-purple
  19821. mould
  19822. medium
  19823. red-purple
  19824. river
  19825. style
  19826. medium
  19827. red-purple
  19828. intense
  19829. fruit
  19830. aromas
  19831. medium
  19832. red-purple
  19833. juicy
  19834. berry
  19835. fruit
  19836. aromas
  19837. someO
  19838. medium
  19839. red-purple
  19840. lifted
  19841. briary
  19842. fruit
  19843. aromas
  19844. medium
  19845. red-purple
  19846. tangy
  19847. foresty
  19848. fruit
  19849. aromas
  19850. medium
  19851. red-purple
  19852. luscious
  19853. juicy
  19854. black
  19855. berry
  19856. medium
  19857. red-purple
  19858. lusciously
  19859. berrY
  19860. medium
  19861. red-purple
  19862. point
  19863. medium
  19864. red-purple
  19865. blackcurrant
  19866. prune
  19867. medium
  19868. red-purple
  19869. powerful
  19870. berry
  19871. blackcurrant
  19872. medium
  19873. red-purple
  19874. clean
  19875. usual@
  19876. medium
  19877. red-purple
  19878. solid
  19879. sweet
  19880. blackberry
  19881. medium
  19882. red-purple
  19883. aromas
  19884. clean
  19885. smooth
  19886. medium
  19887. red-purple
  19888. bouquet
  19889. clean
  19890. medium
  19891. red-purple
  19892. bouquet
  19893. complex
  19894. medium
  19895. red-purple
  19896. bouquet
  19897. dense
  19898. medium
  19899. red-purple
  19900. bouquet
  19901. quite
  19902. solid
  19903. medium
  19904. red-purple
  19905. bouquet
  19906. medium
  19907. red-purple
  19908. bouquet
  19909. solid
  19910. clean
  19911. medium
  19912. red-purple
  19913. bouquet
  19914. shows
  19915. quite
  19916. medium
  19917. red-purple
  19918. voluminous
  19919. bouquet
  19920. bready/toasty/creamy@
  19921. cedary
  19922. purple
  19923. voluptuous
  19924. briary/berry/cedary
  19925. bouquet
  19926. purple-red
  19927. almost
  19928. voluptuously
  19929. concentr@
  19930. glowing
  19931. yellow-green
  19932. complex
  19933. elegant
  19934. bouquet
  19935. mult@
  19936. light
  19937. green-yellow
  19938. fresh
  19939. crisp
  19940. bouquet
  19941. light
  19942. straw-yellow
  19943. complex
  19944. nutty
  19945. strongly
  19946. yeast/autol@
  19947. light
  19948. medium
  19949. yellow-green
  19950. discreet
  19951. bouquet
  19952. light
  19953. medium
  19954. yellow-green
  19955. strong
  19956. toast
  19957. varietal
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  19959. yellow-green
  19960. plenty
  19961. depth
  19962. bouquet
  19963. quite@
  19964. medium
  19965. purple-red
  19966. fresh
  19967. clean
  19968. cherry/red
  19969. berry
  19970. arom@
  19971. medium
  19972. red-purple
  19973. clean
  19974. smooth
  19975. harmonious
  19976. cherry-acce@
  19977. medium
  19978. red-purple
  19979. light
  19980. medium
  19981. intensity
  19982. clean
  19983. medium
  19984. golden
  19985. yellow
  19986. intense
  19987. botrytis-influenced
  19988. medium
  19989. red-purple
  19990. complex
  19991. bouquet
  19992. solid
  19993. fruit@
  19994. medium
  19995. red-purple
  19996. point
  19997. medium
  19998. red-purple
  19999. there
  20000. abundant
  20001. lifted
  20002. high-tone@
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  20004. yellow-green
  20005. intriguing
  20006. which
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  20008. yellow-green
  20009. fragrant
  20010. bouquet
  20011. hints
  20012. medium
  20013. yellow-green
  20014. tangy
  20015. fruit
  20016. headed
  20017. towards@
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  20019. yellow-green
  20020. bouquet
  20021. shows
  20022. melon
  20023. fruit
  20024. obvious
  20025. pronounced
  20026. peach
  20027. apricot
  20028. overtones
  20029. sweet
  20030. honeyed
  20031. frui@
  20032. soft@
  20033. sweetness@
  20034. technically@
  20035. undermade/unformed@
  20036. halliday
  20037. medium
  20038. red-purple
  20039. blackcurrant
  20040. prune
  20041. medium
  20042. red-purple
  20043. sweet
  20044. cassis
  20045. berry
  20046. medium
  20047. red-purple
  20048. masses
  20049. plummy
  20050. fruit
  20051. medium
  20052. red-purple
  20053. elegant
  20054. discreet
  20055. medium
  20056. red-purple
  20057. attractive
  20058. plummy
  20059. fruit
  20060. medium
  20061. red-purple
  20062. riper
  20063. sweet
  20064. berry
  20065. fruit
  20066. medium
  20067. red-purple
  20068. sweeter
  20069. richer
  20070. medium
  20071. red-purple
  20072. multifaceted
  20073. aromas
  20074. ranging
  20075. medium
  20076. red-purple
  20077. nicely
  20078. ripened
  20079. concentrated
  20080. medium
  20081. red-purple
  20082. notwithstanding
  20083. elaborate
  20084. medium
  20085. red-purple
  20086. perfectly
  20087. ripened
  20088. berry/blackc
  20089. medium
  20090. red-purple
  20091. pleasantly
  20092. chocolate
  20093. medium
  20094. red-purple
  20095. potent
  20096. black
  20097. cherry
  20098. fruit
  20099. medium
  20100. red-purple
  20101. potent
  20102. cassis
  20103. fruit
  20104. medium
  20105. red-purple
  20106. powerful
  20107. earthy
  20108. chocolate
  20109. medium
  20110. red-purple
  20111. powerful
  20112. berry
  20113. blackcurrant
  20114. medium
  20115. red-purple
  20116. quite
  20117. marvellous
  20118. berry/blackc
  20119. medium
  20120. red-purple
  20121. quite
  20122. moderately
  20123. medium
  20124. red-purple
  20125. berry
  20126. varietal
  20127. fruit
  20128. medium
  20129. red-purple
  20130. concentrated
  20131. chocolate-accent
  20132. medium
  20133. red-purple
  20134. cherry
  20135. briary
  20136. fruit
  20137. medium
  20138. red-purple
  20139. lively
  20140. berry
  20141. mulberry
  20142. medium
  20143. red-purple
  20144. vanilla
  20145. berry
  20146. aromas
  20147. medium
  20148. red-purple
  20149. black
  20150. cherry
  20151. fruit
  20152. faint
  20153. medium
  20154. red-purple
  20155. blackberry
  20156. fruit
  20157. aromas
  20158. medium
  20159. red-purple
  20160. blood
  20161. fruit
  20162. aromas
  20163. medium
  20164. red-purple
  20165. briary/bramble/choco
  20166. fruit
  20167. medium
  20168. red-purple
  20169. briary/earthy/black
  20170. fruit
  20171. medium
  20172. red-purple
  20173. cassis
  20174. berry
  20175. fruit
  20176. medium
  20177. red-purple
  20178. cassis/blackberry
  20179. fruit
  20180. medium
  20181. red-purple
  20182. clean
  20183. usual
  20184. medium
  20185. red-purple
  20186. berry
  20187. fruit
  20188. medium
  20189. red-purple
  20190. sweet
  20191. concentrated
  20192. chocol
  20193. medium
  20194. red-purple
  20195. sweet
  20196. luscious
  20197. medium
  20198. red-purple
  20199. voluptuous
  20200. berry/red
  20201. medium
  20202. red-purple
  20203. riper
  20204. strong
  20205. medium
  20206. red-purple
  20207. scented
  20208. sweetly
  20209. juicy
  20210. cherry
  20211. medium
  20212. red-purple
  20213. showing
  20214. mature
  20215. bottle-developed
  20216. medium
  20217. red-purple
  20218. shows
  20219. characters
  20220. medium
  20221. red-purple
  20222. smooth
  20223. blackcurrant
  20224. fruit
  20225. medium
  20226. red-purple
  20227. smooth
  20228. solid
  20229. fruit
  20230. aromas
  20231. medium
  20232. red-purple
  20233. smooth
  20234. berry
  20235. medium
  20236. red-purple
  20237. solid
  20238. concentrated
  20239. berry
  20240. medium
  20241. red-purple
  20242. solid
  20243. berry
  20244. fruit
  20245. medium
  20246. red-purple
  20247. solid
  20248. berry/earthy
  20249. varietal
  20250. medium
  20251. red-purple
  20252. solid
  20253. sweet
  20254. blackberry
  20255. medium
  20256. red-purple
  20257. solidly
  20258. fruit
  20259. bouquet
  20260. medium
  20261. red-purple
  20262. spotlessly
  20263. clean
  20264. cassis/berry
  20265. medium
  20266. red-purple
  20267. strikingly
  20268. attractive
  20269. medium
  20270. red-purple
  20271. strong
  20272. complex
  20273. varietal
  20274. aromas
  20275. medium
  20276. red-purple
  20277. strong
  20278. cassis/blackcurrant
  20279. aromas
  20280. medium
  20281. red-purple
  20282. strong
  20283. earthy
  20284. varietal
  20285. fruit
  20286. medium
  20287. red-purple
  20288. strong
  20289. vanillin
  20290. american
  20291. tends
  20292. medium
  20293. red-purple
  20294. surprisingly
  20295. concentrated
  20296. medium
  20297. red-purple
  20298. sweet
  20299. berry/cherry
  20300. fruit
  20301. medium
  20302. red-purple
  20303. sweet
  20304. berry/cassis
  20305. fruit
  20306. medium
  20307. red-purple
  20308. sweet
  20309. berry
  20310. chocolate
  20311. medium
  20312. red-purple
  20313. sweet
  20314. vanilla
  20315. american
  20316. medium
  20317. red-purple
  20318. tasted
  20319. separate
  20320. occasions
  20321. medium
  20322. red-purple
  20323. aromas
  20324. clean
  20325. medium
  20326. red-purple
  20327. aromas
  20328. clean
  20329. smooth
  20330. medium
  20331. red-purple
  20332. aromas
  20333. fragrant
  20334. comple
  20335. medium
  20336. red-purple
  20337. aromas
  20338. range
  20339. briary/woo
  20340. medium
  20341. red-purple
  20342. cabernet
  20343. family
  20344. medium
  20345. red-purple
  20346. bouquet
  20347. balances
  20348. abundant
  20349. medium
  20350. red-purple
  20351. bouquet
  20352. abundant
  20353. medium
  20354. red-purple
  20355. bouquet
  20356. aromas
  20357. medium
  20358. red-purple
  20359. bouquet
  20360. quite
  20361. luscious
  20362. medium
  20363. red-purple
  20364. bouquet
  20365. sophisticated
  20366. medium
  20367. red-purple
  20368. bouquet
  20369. clean
  20370. fragrant
  20371. medium
  20372. red-purple
  20373. bouquet
  20374. clean
  20375. relativel
  20376. medium
  20377. red-purple
  20378. bouquet
  20379. clean
  20380. medium
  20381. red-purple
  20382. bouquet
  20383. clean
  20384. smooth
  20385. medium
  20386. red-purple
  20387. bouquet
  20388. clean
  20389. smooth
  20390. medium
  20391. red-purple
  20392. bouquet
  20393. clean
  20394. medium
  20395. red-purple
  20396. bouquet
  20397. clean
  20398. medium
  20399. red-purple
  20400. bouquet
  20401. clean
  20402. medium
  20403. medium
  20404. red-purple
  20405. bouquet
  20406. clean
  20407. medium
  20408. medium
  20409. red-purple
  20410. bouquet
  20411. clean
  20412. quite
  20413. intense
  20414. medium
  20415. red-purple
  20416. bouquet
  20417. clean
  20418. showing
  20419. varie
  20420. medium
  20421. red-purple
  20422. bouquet
  20423. clean
  20424. range
  20425. medium
  20426. red-purple
  20427. bouquet
  20428. clean
  20429. medium
  20430. red-purple
  20431. bouquet
  20432. clean
  20433. quite
  20434. medium
  20435. red-purple
  20436. bouquet
  20437. clean
  20438. smooth
  20439. medium
  20440. red-purple
  20441. bouquet
  20442. clean
  20443. medium
  20444. red-purple
  20445. bouquet
  20446. clean
  20447. sweet
  20448. medium
  20449. red-purple
  20450. bouquet
  20451. complex
  20452. powerfu
  20453. medium
  20454. red-purple
  20455. bouquet
  20456. complex
  20457. stylish
  20458. medium
  20459. red-purple
  20460. bouquet
  20461. complex
  20462. medium
  20463. red-purple
  20464. bouquet
  20465. complex
  20466. medium
  20467. red-purple
  20468. bouquet
  20469. complex
  20470. solid
  20471. medium
  20472. red-purple
  20473. bouquet
  20474. concentrated
  20475. medium
  20476. red-purple
  20477. bouquet
  20478. concentrated
  20479. medium
  20480. red-purple
  20481. bouquet
  20482. deliciously
  20483. sweet
  20484. medium
  20485. red-purple
  20486. bouquet
  20487. dense
  20488. masses
  20489. medium
  20490. red-purple
  20491. bouquet
  20492. essentially
  20493. fruit-d
  20494. medium
  20495. red-purple
  20496. bouquet
  20497. exactly
  20498. medium
  20499. red-purple
  20500. bouquet
  20501. extremely
  20502. classy
  20503. medium
  20504. red-purple
  20505. bouquet
  20506. berry
  20507. medium
  20508. red-purple
  20509. bouquet
  20510. fragrant
  20511. moderat
  20512. medium
  20513. red-purple
  20514. bouquet
  20515. complex
  20516. medium
  20517. red-purple
  20518. bouquet
  20519. medium
  20520. red-purple
  20521. bouquet
  20522. sweet
  20523. medium
  20524. red-purple
  20525. bouquet
  20526. dense
  20527. medium
  20528. red-purple
  20529. bouquet
  20530. dense
  20531. medium
  20532. red-purple
  20533. bouquet
  20534. almost
  20535. murky
  20536. medium
  20537. red-purple
  20538. bouquet
  20539. intense
  20540. medium
  20541. red-purple
  20542. bouquet
  20543. sweeter
  20544. medium
  20545. red-purple
  20546. bouquet
  20547. noticeably
  20548. medium
  20549. red-purple
  20550. bouquet
  20551. medium
  20552. intensity
  20553. medium
  20554. red-purple
  20555. bouquet
  20556. medium
  20557. weight
  20558. medium
  20559. red-purple
  20560. bouquet
  20561. potent
  20562. lively
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  20564. red-purple
  20565. bouquet
  20566. powerful
  20567. medium
  20568. red-purple
  20569. bouquet
  20570. quite
  20571. elegant
  20572. medium
  20573. red-purple
  20574. bouquet
  20575. quite
  20576. fragrant
  20577. medium
  20578. red-purple
  20579. bouquet
  20580. quite
  20581. medium
  20582. red-purple
  20583. bouquet
  20584. quite
  20585. medium
  20586. red-purple
  20587. bouquet
  20588. quite
  20589. medium
  20590. red-purple
  20591. bouquet
  20592. quite
  20593. solid
  20594. medium
  20595. red-purple
  20596. bouquet
  20597. quite
  20598. sweet
  20599. overall
  20600. medium
  20601. red-purple
  20602. bouquet
  20603. quite
  20604. sweet
  20605. medium
  20606. red-purple
  20607. bouquet
  20608. redolent
  20609. medium
  20610. red-purple
  20611. bouquet
  20612. redolent
  20613. medium
  20614. red-purple
  20615. bouquet
  20616. redolent
  20617. medium
  20618. red-purple
  20619. bouquet
  20620. redolent
  20621. sweet
  20622. medium
  20623. red-purple
  20624. bouquet
  20625. clean
  20626. medium
  20627. red-purple
  20628. bouquet
  20629. complex
  20630. medium
  20631. red-purple
  20632. bouquet
  20633. concentrat
  20634. medium
  20635. red-purple
  20636. bouquet
  20637. dense
  20638. medium
  20639. red-purple
  20640. bouquet
  20641. medium
  20642. red-purple
  20643. bouquet
  20644. berry
  20645. medium
  20646. red-purple
  20647. bouquet
  20648. medium
  20649. red-purple
  20650. bouquet
  20651. medium
  20652. red-purple
  20653. bouquet
  20654. medium
  20655. red-purple
  20656. bouquet
  20657. smooth
  20658. medium
  20659. red-purple
  20660. bouquet
  20661. clean
  20662. medium
  20663. red-purple
  20664. bouquet
  20665. medium
  20666. red-purple
  20667. bouquet
  20668. medium
  20669. red-purple
  20670. bouquet
  20671. smooth
  20672. clean
  20673. medium
  20674. red-purple
  20675. bouquet
  20676. smooth
  20677. medium
  20678. red-purple
  20679. bouquet
  20680. smooth
  20681. medium
  20682. red-purple
  20683. bouquet
  20684. smooth
  20685. earthy
  20686. medium
  20687. red-purple
  20688. bouquet
  20689. smooth
  20690. gently
  20691. medium
  20692. red-purple
  20693. bouquet
  20694. solid
  20695. dense
  20696. medium
  20697. red-purple
  20698. bouquet
  20699. solid
  20700. medium
  20701. red-purple
  20702. bouquet
  20703. solid
  20704. medium
  20705. red-purple
  20706. bouquet
  20707. solid
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  20898. berry
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  21135. liquorice
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  22632. bouquet
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  22711. medium
  22712. yellow-green
  22713. strong
  22714. spicy/clove/nutmeg
  22715. medium
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  22720. yellow-green
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  22723. medium
  22724. yellow-orange
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  22727. medium
  22728. yellow-orange
  22729. intense
  22730. tropical
  22731. apricot
  22732. medium
  22733. yellow-orange
  22734. cumquat
  22735. botrytis
  22736. fruit
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  22741. aromas
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  22748. bouquet
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  22760. bouquet
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  22791. quite
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  22793. bouquet
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  22810. bouquet
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  24183. citrussy
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  24278. fruit
  24279. bouquet
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  24313. peach
  24314. medium
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  24317. toasty
  24318. aromas
  24319. medium
  24320. yellow-green
  24321. lifted
  24322. complex
  24323. melon/peach
  24324. medium
  24325. yellow-green
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  24327. fruit
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  24329. honey
  24330. medium
  24331. yellow-green
  24332. tangy
  24333. fruit
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  24335. towards
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  24343. tropical
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  24350. fruit
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  24372. gooseberry
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  24374. yellow-green
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  24382. lillydale
  24383. style
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  24388. lychee
  24389. medium
  24390. yellow-green
  24391. intense
  24392. apricot
  24393. peach
  24394. aromas
  24395. medium
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  24399. fruit
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  24427. surprising
  24428. depth
  24429. bouquet
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  24434. buttery/nutty
  24435. aromas
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  24439. melon/fig
  24440. fruit
  24441. medium
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  24444. clean
  24445. smooth
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  24460. bouquet
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  24465. bouquet
  24466. clean
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  24468. melon
  24469. medium
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  24471. bouquet
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  24473. sweaty
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  24476. bouquet
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  24493. melon
  24494. fruit
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  24499. complex
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  24502. melon
  24503. peach
  24504. fruit
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  24506. medium
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  24508. melon/grapefruit
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  24518. nectarine
  24519. fruit
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  24522. medium
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  24525. bouquet
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  24535. barrel-ferment
  24536. medium
  24537. yellow-green
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  24539. description
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  24541. yellow-green
  24542. obvious
  24543. barrel-ferment
  24544. characters
  24545. medium
  24546. yellow-green
  24547. obvious
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  24549. inputs
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  24551. yellow-green
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  24560. comes
  24561. medium
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  24568. yellow-green
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  24571. bouquet
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  24577. aromas
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  24588. peach
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  24642. melon
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  24658. buttery/nutty
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  24662. varietal
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  24678. fruit
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  24680. medium
  24681. yellow-green
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  24688. obvious
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  24697. gooseberry
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  24709. peach
  24710. fruit
  24711. medium
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  24720. bouquet
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  24722. medium
  24723. yellow-green
  24724. showed
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  24733. fruit
  24734. medium
  24735. medium
  24736. yellow-green
  24737. smooth
  24738. melon/fig
  24739. fruit
  24740. medium
  24741. yellow-green
  24742. bottle-developed
  24743. toast
  24744. medium
  24745. yellow-green
  24746. bready/nutty
  24747. aromas
  24748. bouquet
  24749. medium
  24750. yellow-green
  24751. gently
  24752. honeyed
  24753. sweet
  24754. passionfruit
  24755. medium
  24756. yellow-green
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  24758. fruit
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  24766. blowsy
  24767. gooseberry
  24768. medium
  24769. yellow-green
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  24772. bouquet
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  24777. passionfruit
  24778. yeast
  24779. aroma
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  24784. bottle-developed
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  24786. yellow-green
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  24789. french
  24790. surrounds
  24791. medium
  24792. yellow-green
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  24794. spicy
  24795. handling
  24796. medium
  24797. yellow-green
  24798. sophisticated
  24799. spicy
  24800. woven
  24801. through
  24802. medium
  24803. yellow-green
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  24808. medium
  24809. yellow-green
  24810. spicy
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  24812. evident
  24813. medium
  24814. yellow-green
  24815. spicy
  24816. quite
  24817. evident
  24818. bouque
  24819. medium
  24820. yellow-green
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  24822. clean
  24823. smooth
  24824. great
  24825. medium
  24826. yellow-green
  24827. spotlessly
  24828. clean
  24829. first
  24830. signs
  24831. medium
  24832. yellow-green
  24833. starting
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  24835. toasty
  24836. medium
  24837. yellow-green
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  24839. relatively
  24840. closed
  24841. peach
  24842. medium
  24843. yellow-green
  24844. strong
  24845. barrel-ferment
  24846. characters
  24847. introdu
  24848. medium
  24849. yellow-green
  24850. strong
  24851. bready/nutty
  24852. aromas
  24853. almost
  24854. medium
  24855. yellow-green
  24856. strong
  24857. slightly
  24858. coarse
  24859. vanilla
  24860. leads
  24861. medium
  24862. yellow-green
  24863. strong
  24864. smoky
  24865. slightly
  24866. burnt
  24867. overlay
  24868. medium
  24869. yellow-green
  24870. strong
  24871. textured
  24872. malolactic
  24873. barrel-fe
  24874. medium
  24875. yellow-green
  24876. strong
  24877. toasty
  24878. surrounds
  24879. peachy
  24880. fruit
  24881. medium
  24882. yellow-green
  24883. strongly
  24884. botrytised
  24885. peachy
  24886. aromas
  24887. domina
  24888. medium
  24889. yellow-green
  24890. stylish
  24891. showing
  24892. clever
  24893. medium
  24894. yellow-green
  24895. stylish
  24896. barrel-ferment
  24897. characters
  24898. medium
  24899. yellow-green
  24900. subdued
  24901. fruit
  24902. bouquet
  24903. palate
  24904. medium
  24905. yellow-green
  24906. sweet
  24907. tropical/pineapple
  24908. fruit
  24909. medium
  24910. yellow-green
  24911. tangy
  24912. complex
  24913. aromas
  24914. nicely
  24915. medium
  24916. yellow-green
  24917. tangy
  24918. distinctive
  24919. medium
  24920. yellow-green
  24921. extra
  24922. dimension
  24923. weight
  24924. inten
  24925. medium
  24926. yellow-green
  24927. typical
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  25970. merging
  25971. meriting
  25972. merlot
  25973. merrill
  25974. message
  25975. metallic
  25976. methods
  25977. meunier
  25978. michael
  25979. micro-winemaking
  25980. mid-1994
  25981. mid-palateI
  25982. mid-palate
  25983. mid-range
  25984. mid-ripeness
  25985. mid-weight
  25986. middleR
  25987. middle-age
  25988. might
  25989. mildly
  25990. militated
  25991. milkshake
  25992. milky
  25993. milky/buttery
  25994. milky/vanilla
  25995. mineral
  25996. mineral
  25997. mineral/chalky
  25998. mineral/herb
  25999. mineral/herbal
  26000. mineral/stone
  26001. mineral/toast
  26002. minerally
  26003. minerally/citrussy
  26004. minerally/earthy
  26005. minerally/earthy/sap
  26006. minerally/herbal
  26007. minerally/malolactic
  26008. minerally/mealy/nutt
  26009. minerally/spicy/ston
  26010. minerally/stony
  26011. minerally/stony
  26012. minerally/tangy
  26013. minerally/toasty
  26014. mingle
  26015. minglingo
  26016. minimalB
  26017. minimum
  26018. minor
  26019. minority
  26020. mintQ
  26021. mint-flavoured
  26022. mint/blackberry/bria
  26023. mintiness
  26024. mintyO
  26025. minty
  26026. minty/berry
  26027. minty/black
  26028. minty/briary/berry
  26029. minty/camphor
  26030. minty/cedary/berry
  26031. minty/cherry
  26032. minty/chocolatey
  26033. minty/earthy
  26034. minty/earthy/berry
  26035. minty/earthy/gamey
  26036. minty/earthy/mineral
  26037. minty/gamey
  26038. minty/herbal
  26039. minty/leafy
  26040. minty/leafy/berry
  26041. minty/leafy/earthy
  26042. minty/lemony
  26043. minty/olive-like
  26044. minty/spicy
  26045. minty/spicy/berry
  26046. minty/spicy/leafy
  26047. minus
  26048. minute
  26049. miracle
  26050. miraculouslyF
  26051. miranda
  26052. mirror
  26053. mirrored
  26054. mirrors
  26055. misinterpreting
  26056. missed
  26057. missing
  26058. mistake
  26059. mistaken
  26060. mistaken
  26061. mixed
  26062. mixed
  26063. mixesm
  26064. mixture
  26065. mixture/aniseed/liqu
  26066. mochao
  26067. model
  26068. moderate
  26069. moderately
  26070. modern
  26071. modest
  26072. modestly
  26073. modification
  26074. modified
  26075. modifier
  26076. modulatede
  26077. molasses
  26078. moment
  26079. money
  26080. monolithic
  26081. months
  26082. months
  26083. montrachet
  26084. montrachet-like
  26085. monumental
  26086. moorooduc-style
  26087. moreY
  26088. morello
  26089. mornington
  26090. mostc
  26091. mostly
  26092. motors
  26093. mould
  26094. moulded
  26095. mount
  26096. mourvedre
  26097. mousse
  26098. mouthA
  26099. mouth
  26100. mouth-coating
  26101. mouth-filling
  26102. mouth-ripping
  26103. mouthfeel
  26104. mouthfeel
  26105. mouthfillingF
  26106. mouthful
  26107. mouthfull
  26108. mouthstopping
  26109. moves
  26110. moving
  26111. muchc
  26112. greater
  26113. depth
  26114. weight
  26115. intensity
  26116. much-vauntedp
  26117. mudgee
  26118. mulberryN
  26119. mulberry
  26120. mulberry-accented
  26121. mulberry/briary
  26122. mulberry/plum
  26123. muller
  26124. multi-aromas
  26125. multi-flavoured
  26126. multi-layeredD
  26127. multi-trophy-winning
  26128. multifacetedP
  26129. multiflavoured
  26130. multilayered
  26131. multiple
  26132. multitudey
  26133. murky
  26134. muscatA
  26135. muscle
  26136. muscles
  26137. mushroom
  26138. muted
  26139. namely
  26140. nashi
  26141. national
  26142. national
  26143. natural
  26144. naturally
  26145. nature
  26146. nearn
  26147. near-dry
  26148. near-identicalK
  26149. near-perfect
  26150. nearlyJ
  26151. neatly
  26152. necessarily
  26153. necessary
  26154. nectarine
  26155. nectarine-flavoured
  26156. nectarine-tinged
  26157. nectarine/citrus
  26158. nectarine/peach
  26159. nectarine/white
  26160. neededa
  26161. needing
  26162. needing
  26163. needless
  26164. needlessly
  26165. needsZ
  26166. negligible
  26167. neither
  26168. nelson
  26169. nettle
  26170. neudorf
  26171. neutral
  26172. never
  26173. nicea
  26174. nicelyQ
  26175. nicely
  26176. nicely-balanced
  26177. nicest
  26178. ninth
  26179. no-frills
  26180. no-holds-barred
  26181. no-less
  26182. noble
  26183. noir}
  26184. noirs
  26185. non-mainstream
  26186. non-phenolic
  26187. non-varietal
  26188. nondescript
  26189. nonetheless[
  26190. normal
  26191. normally
  26192. northeast
  26193. northern
  26194. first
  26195. spectacular
  26196. quality
  26197. notably
  26198. notch
  26199. noteC
  26200. notesC
  26201. notes
  26202. notes
  26203. nothing
  26204. notice
  26205. noticeable
  26206. noticeably
  26207. noticeably
  26208. red-purple
  26209. colour
  26210. powerful
  26211. bouquet
  26212. notions
  26213. nottage
  26214. notwithstanding
  26215. november
  26216. nowhere
  26217. nowhere
  26218. ntoes
  26219. nuances
  26220. number
  26221. numerousV
  26222. nut/mealy
  26223. nutmeg
  26224. nutmeg-like
  26225. nutmeg/spice
  26226. nuttiness
  26227. nuttyA
  26228. nutty/biscuityE
  26229. nutty/biscuity/butte
  26230. nutty/biscuity/cream
  26231. nutty/bready
  26232. nutty/bready/yeast
  26233. nutty/bready/yeasty
  26234. nutty/buttery
  26235. nutty/buttery/minera
  26236. nutty/buttery/oaky
  26237. nutty/buttery/toasty
  26238. nutty/cashew
  26239. nutty/cashew/creamy
  26240. nutty/charry
  26241. nutty/creamy
  26242. nutty/creamy/seconda
  26243. nutty/dusty
  26244. nutty/earthy
  26245. nutty/herbal
  26246. nutty/leesy
  26247. nutty/malty/meady
  26248. nutty/mealy
  26249. nutty/mealy/milky
  26250. nutty/mealy/toasty
  26251. nutty/minerally
  26252. nutty/minerally/ston
  26253. nutty/nutmeg/spice
  26254. nutty/oak/butterscot
  26255. nutty/oaky
  26256. nutty/peachy
  26257. nutty/spicyr
  26258. nutty/strawberry
  26259. nutty/toasty
  26260. nutty/toasty/smoky/c
  26261. o'shea
  26262. o'shea
  26263. light
  26264. medium
  26265. red-purple
  26266. clean
  26267. fresh
  26268. gentle
  26269. o'shea
  26270. medium
  26271. red-purple
  26272. clean
  26273. smooth
  26274. bouquet
  26275. o'shea
  26276. strong
  26277. red-purple
  26278. richest
  26279. concentra
  26280. o'shea
  26281. strong
  26282. red-purple
  26283. sweet
  26284. bouquet
  26285. oak-derived
  26286. oak-dominated
  26287. oak-driven
  26288. oak-flavoured
  26289. oak-handling
  26290. oak/barrel
  26291. oak/barrel-fermentat
  26292. oak/pongy/gluepaste
  26293. oaked
  26294. oakyd
  26295. oaky/nutty/toasty
  26296. oatmeal
  26297. obscure
  26298. obviousI
  26299. obvious
  26300. obviously
  26301. occasion
  26302. occasional
  26303. occasionsC
  26304. occupied
  26305. occurs
  26306. october_
  26307. odours
  26308. obvious
  26309. opulent
  26310. over-blown@
  26311. overstated@
  26312. overwhelmed
  26313. palate
  26314. salmon
  26315. onion
  26316. bouquet
  26317. clean
  26318. crisp
  26319. partially
  26320. passionfruit
  26321. passionfruit/tropica@
  26322. peach
  26323. peachy
  26324. pemberton@
  26325. perfection
  26326. perhaps
  26327. phenolic
  26328. pinot
  26329. pleasant
  26330. pleasantly
  26331. plenty
  26332. plummy
  26333. potent
  26334. powerful
  26335. predominantly
  26336. previously@
  26337. problems
  26338. promises
  26339. off-dry
  26340. off-putting
  26341. offend
  26342. offensive
  26343. offering
  26344. offers
  26345. offset
  26346. oft-repeated
  26347. often
  26348. oily/resinous
  26349. old-fashioned
  26350. old-style
  26351. old-time
  26352. older
  26353. older-style
  26354. olivaceous
  26355. oliveA
  26356. olive-brown
  26357. olive-greenw
  26358. olive/herb
  26359. olive/herbaceous
  26360. olympian
  26361. ominous
  26362. ominously
  26363. onceB
  26364. one-dimensional
  26365. onion
  26366. oodles
  26367. oozingp
  26368. hermitage
  26369. light
  26370. tawny
  26371. colour
  26372. bottles
  26373. tasted
  26374. medium
  26375. red-purple
  26376. quite
  26377. complex
  26378. earthy/tarry
  26379. bouquet
  26380. medium
  26381. red-purple
  26382. aromas
  26383. quite
  26384. potent
  26385. ranging
  26386. opaque
  26387. opaque
  26388. purple-red
  26389. massive
  26390. bouquet
  26391. palate
  26392. opened
  26393. opening
  26394. opensf
  26395. opinions
  26396. opponent
  26397. opposed
  26398. opposite
  26399. oppressive
  26400. opted
  26401. opulence
  26402. opulentK
  26403. opulent
  26404. opulentlyS
  26405. opulently-flavoured
  26406. orange
  26407. orange-brown
  26408. orange-brown
  26409. classic
  26410. raisiny/grapey
  26411. aromas
  26412. young
  26413. ordinary
  26414. oriental
  26415. oriented
  26416. originC
  26417. originally
  26418. origins
  26419. orlando-style
  26420. otherF
  26421. others
  26422. otherwise
  26423. ought
  26424. outcome
  26425. outrageously
  26426. outright
  26427. outsideC
  26428. outstandingp
  26429. outstanding
  26430. dense
  26431. bright
  26432. purple-red
  26433. powerful
  26434. concentrap
  26435. over-blown
  26436. over-enthusiastic
  26437. over-extract
  26438. over-extracted
  26439. over-extraction
  26440. over-much
  26441. over-oak
  26442. over-oaked
  26443. over-ripe
  26444. overallM
  26445. overall
  26446. fairly
  26447. light
  26448. plain
  26449. means
  26450. overblown
  26451. overdone
  26452. overlay
  26453. overlays
  26454. overlook
  26455. overlooked
  26456. overlyM
  26457. overlying
  26458. overplayed
  26459. overpowering
  26460. overpowers
  26461. overripe
  26462. overshadow
  26463. overstated
  26464. overstatement
  26465. overt
  26466. overtake
  26467. overtly
  26468. overtone
  26469. overtonesg
  26470. overwhelm
  26471. overwhelmed
  26472. overwhelmed
  26473. overwhelmingB
  26474. overwhelmingly
  26475. overworked
  26476. owing
  26477. oxidation
  26478. oxidised
  26479. packed
  26480. packet
  26481. packing
  26482. paddock
  26483. padthaway
  26484. painfully
  26485. palateD
  26486. palate
  26487. palate
  26488. palate
  26489. palate
  26490. palate
  26491. palate
  26492. palate
  26493. palate
  26494. palate
  26495. palate
  26496. palate
  26497. palate
  26498. palate
  26499. palate
  26500. palate
  26501. palate
  26502. palate
  26503. palate
  26504. palate
  26505. palates
  26506. bright
  26507. straw
  26508. clean
  26509. tight
  26510. bouquet
  26511. citrus
  26512. colour
  26513. fruity
  26514. bouquet
  26515. array
  26516. aromas
  26517. golden-tawny
  26518. infinitely
  26519. complex
  26520. bouquet
  26521. brandysnap
  26522. green-yellow
  26523. amazingly
  26524. pungent
  26525. strongly
  26526. varietal
  26527. green-yellow
  26528. relatively
  26529. undeveloped
  26530. bouquet
  26531. green-yellow
  26532. fragrant
  26533. melon
  26534. white
  26535. peach
  26536. strawberry
  26537. dusty
  26538. aromas
  26539. intermingle
  26540. attractive
  26541. bouquet
  26542. clean
  26543. sweet
  26544. gentle
  26545. salmon
  26546. onion
  26547. bouquet
  26548. clean
  26549. crisp
  26550. salmon
  26551. onion
  26552. straw
  26553. bouquet
  26554. still
  26555. extraordinarily
  26556. discreet
  26557. straw-green
  26558. piercing
  26559. bouquet
  26560. pristine
  26561. straw-green
  26562. powerful
  26563. bouquet
  26564. herbaceous
  26565. straw-green
  26566. highly
  26567. fragrant
  26568. moderately
  26569. gooseberry
  26570. straw-green
  26571. bouquet
  26572. abundant
  26573. straw-pink
  26574. complex
  26575. bready/yeasty
  26576. autolysed
  26577. bouque
  26578. yellow-green
  26579. discreet
  26580. bouquet
  26581. palate
  26582. yellow-green
  26583. relatively
  26584. unevolved
  26585. austere
  26586. stony/mineral
  26587. pales
  26588. panoply
  26589. papaw
  26590. papery
  26591. paradoxically
  26592. parameters
  26593. parapet
  26594. parent
  26595. paringa
  26596. parker
  26597. partial
  26598. partially
  26599. partially
  26600. particular
  26601. particularlyR
  26602. partly
  26603. partner
  26604. parton
  26605. parts
  26606. passionfruit
  26607. passionfruit
  26608. passionfruit-accente
  26609. passionfruit/goosebe
  26610. passionfruit/lime
  26611. passionfruit/melon/w
  26612. passionfruit/nectari
  26613. passionfruit/tropica
  26614. pastille
  26615. pastille/honeysuckle
  26616. pastille/lime
  26617. patience
  26618. patient
  26619. pea/herbaceous
  26620. peachg
  26621. peach
  26622. peach-accented
  26623. peach-flavoured
  26624. peach-fruited
  26625. peach/fruit
  26626. peach/melon
  26627. peach/nectarine
  26628. peach/pear
  26629. peach/pear-flavoured
  26630. peach/tropical
  26631. peaches
  26632. peachy
  26633. peachy
  26634. peachy-flavoured
  26635. peachy/buttery
  26636. peachy/buttery/nutty
  26637. peachy/figgy
  26638. peachy/honeyed/butte
  26639. peachy/malty/mead-li
  26640. peachy/melon
  26641. peachy/tropical
  26642. peachy/tropical/pass
  26643. peaking
  26644. peculiar
  26645. pedantic
  26646. pedestrian
  26647. peers
  26648. pelorus
  26649. pemberton
  26650. penalty
  26651. pencil
  26652. penetrated
  26653. penetrating
  26654. penfoldsI
  26655. peninsula
  26656. peninsula-style
  26657. penley
  26658. people
  26659. pepper
  26660. pepper-spice-black
  26661. pepper/spice
  26662. pepper/spice/cherry
  26663. peppermint
  26664. peppery
  26665. peppery/spicy
  26666. percentage
  26667. perceptible
  26668. perfect
  26669. perfection
  26670. perfection
  26671. perfectly
  26672. perfectly-balanced
  26673. perfectly-judged
  26674. perfectly-ripened
  26675. perfumed
  26676. perhaps
  26677. perhaps
  26678. perimeter
  26679. period
  26680. persist
  26681. persistenceV
  26682. persistentG
  26683. personal
  26684. personality
  26685. personally
  26686. persons
  26687. persuasion
  26688. pervasive
  26689. perversely
  26690. petal
  26691. petals
  26692. petaluma
  26693. peter
  26694. peter
  26695. graugh
  26696. strong
  26697. excellently
  26698. complex
  26699. peter
  26700. outstanding
  26701. fully
  26702. reflecting
  26703. great
  26704. petrol
  26705. pewsey
  26706. phase
  26707. phenolic
  26708. phenolic
  26709. phenolic-level
  26710. phenolic/chippy
  26711. phenolics
  26712. phenomenon
  26713. philosophy
  26714. physiologically
  26715. picko
  26716. picked
  26717. picking
  26718. picks
  26719. piece
  26720. piercing
  26721. piercingly
  26722. pierro
  26723. pigeon-hole
  26724. pineapple
  26725. pineapple-flavoured
  26726. piney/leafy
  26727. pinot}
  26728. pinot
  26729. pinot-based
  26730. pinotish
  26731. pinots
  26732. pinpoint
  26733. pipers
  26734. piquancy
  26735. pitched
  26736. place
  26737. placed
  26738. places
  26739. placing
  26740. plain
  26741. plane
  26742. planky
  26743. plasticene
  26744. play-down
  26745. played
  26746. player
  26747. playing
  26748. plays
  26749. pleasanta
  26750. pleasant
  26751. pleasantlyN
  26752. pleasantly
  26753. please
  26754. pleasing
  26755. pleasingly
  26756. pleasureU
  26757. plentiful
  26758. plenty^
  26759. plenty
  26760. plumQ
  26761. plum-accented
  26762. plum-flavoured
  26763. plum/black
  26764. plum/blackberry
  26765. plum/cherry
  26766. plum/hay/straw
  26767. plum/red
  26768. plummyH
  26769. plummy
  26770. plummy/berry
  26771. plummy/black
  26772. plummy/blackberry
  26773. plummy/briary
  26774. plummy/briary/berry
  26775. plummy/cherry
  26776. plummy/dusty/juicy
  26777. plummy/earthy
  26778. plummy/earthy/briary
  26779. plummy/foresty
  26780. plummy/gamey
  26781. plummy/minty
  26782. plums{
  26783. plush
  26784. plushy
  26785. point
  26786. pointed
  26787. pointing
  26788. points
  26789. poised
  26790. poking
  26791. polar
  26792. polarise
  26793. polish
  26794. polished
  26795. politer
  26796. pommard
  26797. ponds
  26798. pongy
  26799. pongy/sweaty
  26800. poorly
  26801. portw
  26802. portiness
  26803. portion
  26804. ports
  26805. porty
  26806. positive
  26807. positively
  26808. possessed
  26809. possesses
  26810. possessing
  26811. possibility
  26812. possiblef
  26813. possibly
  26814. potentS
  26815. potent
  26816. potential
  26817. potently
  26818. pounces
  26819. pours
  26820. powerE
  26821. power-laden
  26822. power-packed
  26823. powerfulA
  26824. powerful
  26825. powerful
  26826. powerful
  26827. powerfullyx
  26828. powerhouse
  26829. practice
  26830. practised
  26831. praise
  26832. prayer
  26833. pre-bottling
  26834. precede
  26835. preceded
  26836. preceding{
  26837. precious
  26838. precise
  26839. precisely
  26840. precocious
  26841. predecessors
  26842. predominant
  26843. predominantly
  26844. predominantly
  26845. predominate
  26846. predominating
  26847. preferC
  26848. premature
  26849. premium
  26850. prepare
  26851. prepares
  26852. presenceM
  26853. presentd
  26854. presentation
  26855. presented
  26856. presently
  26857. presentsh
  26858. preserve
  26859. preserved
  26860. pressed
  26861. pressings
  26862. preston
  26863. presumably
  26864. pretty
  26865. prevalent
  26866. prevent
  26867. prevented
  26868. preventing
  26869. prevents
  26870. previouse
  26871. previously
  26872. price
  26873. priced
  26874. prickle
  26875. primarily
  26876. primaryD
  26877. primo
  26878. principally
  26879. prior
  26880. prisoners
  26881. pristine
  26882. pristinely
  26883. probably
  26884. problem
  26885. problems
  26886. problems
  26887. processw
  26888. proclaim
  26889. proclaimingZ
  26890. proclaims
  26891. produce
  26892. produced
  26893. produces
  26894. producing
  26895. product
  26896. production
  26897. profile
  26898. progressing
  26899. progressivelyT
  26900. prolific
  26901. prolonged
  26902. prominent
  26903. promise
  26904. promised
  26905. promisesN
  26906. promises
  26907. promising
  26908. promisingly
  26909. promptly
  26910. pronouncedJ
  26911. pronounced
  26912. peach
  26913. apricot
  26914. overtones
  26915. sweet
  26916. honeyed
  26917. proof
  26918. propitious
  26919. proportioned
  26920. proportions
  26921. proposition
  26922. propped
  26923. proprietor
  26924. protected
  26925. prove
  26926. proved
  26927. provenance
  26928. proves
  26929. provide
  26930. provided
  26931. provides
  26932. providing
  26933. pruneN
  26934. pudding
  26935. pudding/malty
  26936. pulse
  26937. punch
  26938. punchy
  26939. punctuated
  26940. pronounced
  26941. peach
  26942. apricot
  26943. overtones
  26944. sweet
  26945. honeyed
  26946. frui@
  26947. pungency@
  26948. purple-red
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  26950. quite
  26951. range
  26952. rather
  26953. red-purple
  26954. refreshing
  26955. relatively
  26956. reminiscent@
  26957. reserve
  26958. red-purple
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  26960. class
  26961. first
  26962. restrained
  26963. retasted
  26964. return
  26965. richness
  26966. riotously@
  26967. river
  26968. round
  26969. running
  26970. salmon
  26971. powerful
  26972. fractionally
  26973. coarse
  26974. bouquet
  26975. sauvignon
  26976. seafood
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  26978. sensibly@
  26979. sherbet@
  26980. should
  26981. showing
  26982. shows
  26983. similar
  26984. similarly
  26985. simply
  26986. slightly
  26987. slow-developing
  26988. smooth
  26989. sockh
  26990. pungency
  26991. pungent
  26992. pungently
  26993. puppy
  26994. pureed
  26995. purely
  26996. purist
  26997. purists
  26998. purity
  26999. purple~
  27000. purple-redB
  27001. purple-red
  27002. purple-red
  27003. purple-tinged
  27004. purpose
  27005. pushed
  27006. pushing
  27007. putting
  27008. putty
  27009. pyrus
  27010. qualified
  27011. quality
  27012. quantities
  27013. quantum
  27014. quarters
  27015. quasi
  27016. quasi-alsatian
  27017. query
  27018. question
  27019. questioning
  27020. quick
  27021. quick-developing
  27022. quick-maturing
  27023. quicker
  27024. quicker-developing
  27025. quickest-developing
  27026. quickly
  27027. quickly
  27028. quintessential
  27029. quintessentially
  27030. quirk
  27031. quiteH
  27032. quite
  27033. quite
  27034. quite
  27035. brilliant
  27036. yellow-green
  27037. sophisticated
  27038. clever
  27039. quite
  27040. complex
  27041. melon
  27042. citrus
  27043. fruit
  27044. which
  27045. opens
  27046. quite
  27047. simply
  27048. great
  27049. medium
  27050. red-purple
  27051. there
  27052. racing
  27053. radically
  27054. rainbow
  27055. raise
  27056. raisin
  27057. raisinedA
  27058. raisined/plum
  27059. raisins
  27060. raisiny
  27061. raisiny/grapey
  27062. ranciov
  27063. rangeN
  27064. range
  27065. ranges
  27066. rangi
  27067. ranging
  27068. rankW
  27069. ranking
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  27071. rapid-developing
  27072. rapidly
  27073. rapidly-developing
  27074. rarely
  27075. raspberry
  27076. raspberry/cherry
  27077. raspy
  27078. raspy/earthy
  27079. rated
  27080. rather
  27081. rather
  27082. rating
  27083. rattray's
  27084. raw-cut
  27085. razor
  27086. razor-sharp
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  27088. reach
  27089. reached
  27090. reaching
  27091. readily
  27092. ready[
  27093. reaffirms
  27094. realise
  27095. reallya
  27096. reappear
  27097. reason
  27098. reasonable
  27099. reasonably
  27100. reasons
  27101. reassuring
  27102. recalling
  27103. received
  27104. recent
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  27106. recognisably
  27107. recognition
  27108. reconciliation
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  27112. sweet
  27113. hunter
  27114. bouquet
  27115. red--purple
  27116. red-brown
  27117. red-purpleG
  27118. red-purple
  27119. red-purple
  27120. red-purple
  27121. red-purple
  27122. red-purple
  27123. red-purple
  27124. red-purple
  27125. redcurrant
  27126. redcurrant/cassis
  27127. redeemed
  27128. redeeming
  27129. redman
  27130. redman-style
  27131. redolentp
  27132. redoubtable
  27133. reduced
  27134. redundant
  27135. refined
  27136. reflect
  27137. reflected
  27138. reflectingE
  27139. reflection
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  27141. refreshing
  27142. refreshing
  27143. refreshingly
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  27145. regarded
  27146. region
  27147. region's
  27148. regional
  27149. regional/varietal
  27150. regionally
  27151. regions
  27152. reinforcing
  27153. relative
  27154. relativelyV
  27155. relatively
  27156. relatively
  27157. deeply
  27158. coloured
  27159. bouquet
  27160. facets
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  27162. release
  27163. released
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  27165. relentlessly
  27166. reliant
  27167. relief
  27168. relies
  27169. remain
  27170. remaining~
  27171. remains
  27172. remarkable
  27173. remarkablyU
  27174. reminds
  27175. reminiscent
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  27178. removing
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  27180. rendition
  27181. renowned
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  27183. repeat
  27184. repeated
  27185. repeating
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  27187. replay
  27188. replete
  27189. replicated
  27190. replicates
  27191. replicating
  27192. reported
  27193. representing
  27194. reputation
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  27196. requisite
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  27202. red-purple
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  27216. green-yellow
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  27218. intriguing
  27219. bouquet
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  27222. red-purple
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  27224. rather
  27225. light
  27226. leafy/
  27227. reserved
  27228. residual
  27229. resinousd
  27230. resinous/charry
  27231. resinous/chippy
  27232. resiny
  27233. resisted
  27234. resolve
  27235. respect
  27236. respects
  27237. response
  27238. responsible
  27239. restrained\
  27240. restrained
  27241. restraint
  27242. result
  27243. resulting
  27244. results
  27245. resurgencek
  27246. retained
  27247. retaining
  27248. retains
  27249. retains
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  27251. bright
  27252. colour
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  27255. fresh
  27256. retaste
  27257. retastedK
  27258. retasted
  27259. retasting
  27260. reticence
  27261. reticent
  27262. retrospect
  27263. return
  27264. return
  27265. reveal
  27266. revealed
  27267. revealing
  27268. reveals
  27269. reversionl
  27270. reward
  27271. rhone
  27272. rhone-like
  27273. rhone-style
  27274. rhubarb
  27275. ribbon
  27276. ribena
  27277. richE
  27278. rich-rounded
  27279. richer
  27280. richest|
  27281. richlyo
  27282. richly
  27283. complex
  27284. toasty
  27285. french
  27286. melon
  27287. peach
  27288. richly-flavoured
  27289. richly-fruited
  27290. richnessD
  27291. richness
  27292. riddoch
  27293. rides
  27294. ridge
  27295. riesling
  27296. riesling-like
  27297. rieslings
  27298. right]
  27299. rights
  27300. rind/herbaceous/gras
  27301. rioth
  27302. riotous
  27303. riotously
  27304. ripeB
  27305. ripe-white
  27306. ripely
  27307. ripen
  27308. ripenedQ
  27309. ripeness
  27310. ripening
  27311. riper_
  27312. ripest
  27313. ripple
  27314. ripples
  27315. rippling
  27316. ritchie
  27317. river
  27318. river
  27319. river-style
  27320. river-styled
  27321. riverina
  27322. robert
  27323. robin
  27324. robust
  27325. rocketing
  27326. rogue
  27327. roleM
  27328. role-reversal
  27329. rolling
  27330. roman
  27331. romanee
  27332. bouquet
  27333. clean
  27334. excess
  27335. aldehydes
  27336. rosemount
  27337. roses
  27338. rotherhythe-style
  27339. rotie
  27340. rough
  27341. rough-cut
  27342. rough-sawn
  27343. roughens
  27344. roughlyV
  27345. round
  27346. round
  27347. roundedU
  27348. rounder
  27349. rounding
  27350. roundness
  27351. rounds
  27352. roussane
  27353. routinely
  27354. royal
  27355. rules
  27356. run-off
  27357. runningN
  27358. running
  27359. runsJ
  27360. rushed
  27361. rustic
  27362. rutherglen
  27363. rymill
  27364. saccharine-sweet
  27365. sacrificing
  27366. saddle
  27367. sahara
  27368. saignee
  27369. salad
  27370. salad-flavoured
  27371. saliva
  27372. salmon
  27373. salmon
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  27376. coarse
  27377. bouquet
  27378. salmon-pink
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  27380. sameJ
  27381. sample
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  27384. sappy
  27385. sappy/leafy
  27386. sappy/leafy/minty
  27387. sappy/spicy
  27388. sappy/spicy/plummy
  27389. sappy/spicy/strawber
  27390. sappy/spicy/tobacco
  27391. sappy/stalky
  27392. sappy/stalky/spicy
  27393. sappy/stemmy
  27394. sappy/stemmy/foresty
  27395. sappy/strawberry
  27396. sappy/strawberry/che
  27397. sappy/tobacco
  27398. sappy/tobacco/leafy
  27399. satinyj
  27400. satisfying
  27401. saturated
  27402. sauterne
  27403. sauternes
  27404. sauvignonO
  27405. sauvignon
  27406. sauvignon-like
  27407. sauvigny
  27408. savoured
  27409. savoury
  27410. savoury/earthy
  27411. savoury/leafy
  27412. sawdusty
  27413. sawdusty/planky
  27414. sayingZ
  27415. scale
  27416. scent
  27417. scented
  27418. scents
  27419. scheme
  27420. schizophrenic
  27421. score
  27422. scored
  27423. scores
  27424. scoring
  27425. sculpted
  27426. sculptured
  27427. seafood
  27428. seafood
  27429. seamless`
  27430. seamlessly
  27431. searing
  27432. season
  27433. seasoning
  27434. seasons
  27435. seaview
  27436. second
  27437. second-glass
  27438. second-hand
  27439. secondaryD
  27440. secret
  27441. seduces
  27442. seduction
  27443. seductive
  27444. seductively
  27445. seem_
  27446. seemed
  27447. seemed
  27448. seeming
  27449. seeminglyC
  27450. seemsr
  27451. seldom
  27452. selection
  27453. sells
  27454. semblancer
  27455. semillon
  27456. semillon-like
  27457. semillons
  27458. sensation
  27459. sensational
  27460. sensations
  27461. sense
  27462. senses
  27463. sensibly
  27464. sensitive
  27465. sensitively
  27466. sensual
  27467. sensuous
  27468. sensuously
  27469. separate
  27470. september
  27471. serious
  27472. seriously
  27473. serve
  27474. served
  27475. serving
  27476. settle
  27477. settled
  27478. settles
  27479. settling
  27480. seven
  27481. sevenhill
  27482. several
  27483. shader
  27484. shaded
  27485. shadow
  27486. shake
  27487. shape
  27488. shaped
  27489. shares
  27490. sharing
  27491. sharp
  27492. sharp-edged
  27493. sharpen
  27494. sharpens
  27495. sharpness
  27496. shavings
  27497. sheer
  27498. sheet
  27499. shell
  27500. sherbet
  27501. shine
  27502. shines
  27503. shirazC
  27504. shirazes
  27505. short
  27506. shortcomings
  27507. shorten
  27508. shortly
  27509. should
  27510. should
  27511. showZ
  27512. show-stopper
  27513. showcases
  27514. showed
  27515. showingD
  27516. showing
  27517. showing
  27518. shown
  27519. showsH
  27520. shows
  27521. shrivel
  27522. shrouded
  27523. signalling
  27524. significant
  27525. significantly
  27526. signs
  27527. silkiness
  27528. silky
  27529. silky/supple
  27530. silver
  27531. silver
  27532. medal
  27533. zealand
  27534. awards
  27535. alcohol
  27536. harves
  27537. similarV
  27538. similar
  27539. similarities
  27540. similarlyd
  27541. similarly
  27542. simon
  27543. simple
  27544. simply
  27545. simply
  27546. simultaneously
  27547. since
  27548. sinewy
  27549. singed
  27550. singing
  27551. single
  27552. singularly
  27553. sinister
  27554. sipped
  27555. skilful
  27556. skilfully
  27557. skilled
  27558. skills
  27559. skin-contacted
  27560. slashing
  27561. slice
  27562. slick
  27563. slight
  27564. slightest
  27565. slightlyS
  27566. slightly
  27567. slightly
  27568. slightly
  27569. colour
  27570. there
  27571. range
  27572. briary/earthy/fore
  27573. slippery
  27574. slippery/sappy
  27575. slippery/sappy/stemm
  27576. slippery/stemmy
  27577. slow-developing
  27578. slow-developing
  27579. slow-maturing
  27580. slowlyK
  27581. small
  27582. smaller
  27583. smart
  27584. smell
  27585. smelling
  27586. smelly
  27587. smelt
  27588. smith
  27589. smokiness
  27590. smoky
  27591. smoky/burnt
  27592. smoky/cashew
  27593. smoky/charry
  27594. smoky/chocolatey
  27595. smoky/gamey
  27596. smoky/herbal/goosebe
  27597. smoky/mineral
  27598. smoky/spicy
  27599. smoky/tangy
  27600. smoky/toasty
  27601. smoky/yeasty
  27602. smoothL
  27603. smooth
  27604. smooth
  27605. smoothly
  27606. smoothness
  27607. smothered
  27608. snappy
  27609. soaked
  27610. soaking
  27611. soapsuds
  27612. soapy
  27613. sockh
  27614. softG
  27615. softer
  27616. solid
  27617. somewhat
  27618. special
  27619. spectrum
  27620. spice
  27621. spices{
  27622. spicy
  27623. spicy/charry
  27624. spicy/silky@
  27625. spread
  27626. starting
  27627. still
  27628. stone
  27629. straw-green
  27630. exceedingly
  27631. complex
  27632. white
  27633. peach
  27634. strawberry
  27635. strikingly
  27636. strong
  27637. strong
  27638. red-purple
  27639. bouquet
  27640. dense
  27641. strong
  27642. purple-red
  27643. exceptionally
  27644. smooth
  27645. intense
  27646. bouque@
  27647. strong
  27648. red-purple
  27649. fragrant
  27650. potent
  27651. berry
  27652. spice
  27653. strong
  27654. red-purple
  27655. clean
  27656. sweet
  27657. cassis/redcurrant
  27658. strong
  27659. red-purple
  27660. bouquet
  27661. clean
  27662. solid
  27663. fruit@
  27664. strongly
  27665. structure
  27666. stuff
  27667. style
  27668. stylish
  27669. subtle
  27670. success
  27671. suggesting
  27672. superb
  27673. supported
  27674. surprising@
  27675. swag@
  27676. sweet
  27677. soft-balancing
  27678. soft/tropical
  27679. soften
  27680. softened
  27681. softening
  27682. softer
  27683. softer
  27684. softly
  27685. softness
  27686. sojourn
  27687. solidS
  27688. solid
  27689. solid/plummy/cherry
  27690. solidlyR
  27691. solidly-weighted
  27692. solids
  27693. solids/french
  27694. someH
  27695. browning
  27696. evident
  27697. would
  27698. expect
  27699. ethereal
  27700. comple
  27701. faint
  27702. tinges
  27703. which
  27704. straw
  27705. colour
  27706. somehowr
  27707. something
  27708. sometimes
  27709. somewhatf
  27710. somewhat
  27711. somewhere
  27712. sooner
  27713. soothe
  27714. soothes
  27715. sophisticatedu
  27716. sophistication
  27717. soporific
  27718. soprano
  27719. sorts
  27720. sotto
  27721. source
  27722. sourcesP
  27723. south
  27724. southerny
  27725. spades
  27726. spanish
  27727. spanning
  27728. sparkle
  27729. sparkling
  27730. spatlese
  27731. speaking
  27732. special
  27733. special
  27734. special
  27735. reserve
  27736. medium
  27737. red-purple
  27738. bouquet
  27739. spectacular
  27740. spectacular
  27741. colour
  27742. exceptionally
  27743. almost
  27744. voluptuous
  27745. spectacularly
  27746. spectacularly-flavou
  27747. spectrum
  27748. spectrum
  27749. speed
  27750. spent
  27751. spetember
  27752. spiceC
  27753. spice
  27754. spice/dark
  27755. spice/lychee
  27756. spice/peking
  27757. spiced
  27758. spices
  27759. spices{
  27760. spicier
  27761. spicyu
  27762. spicy
  27763. spicy/bacony
  27764. spicy/berry
  27765. spicy/briary
  27766. spicy/briary/leafy
  27767. spicy/cassis
  27768. spicy/cedary
  27769. spicy/cedary/vanilla
  27770. spicy/charry
  27771. spicy/charry
  27772. spicy/charry/chippy
  27773. spicy/cherry
  27774. spicy/cherry/berry
  27775. spicy/chippy
  27776. spicy/cinnamon
  27777. spicy/clove
  27778. spicy/clove/nutmeg
  27779. spicy/coconut/vanill
  27780. spicy/earthy
  27781. spicy/earthy/berry
  27782. spicy/earthy/leafy
  27783. spicy/floral
  27784. spicy/foresty
  27785. spicy/gamey
  27786. spicy/herbal/medicin
  27787. spicy/leafy
  27788. spicy/leafy/berry
  27789. spicy/liquorice
  27790. spicy/liquorice/gamex
  27791. spicy/liquorice/leaf
  27792. spicy/lychee
  27793. spicy/lychee/rose
  27794. spicy/mealy/buttery
  27795. spicy/meaty/gamey
  27796. spicy/medicinal/bria
  27797. spicy/nutmeg
  27798. spicy/nutmeg/earthy
  27799. spicy/nutty
  27800. spicy/nutty/charry
  27801. spicy/nutty/toasty
  27802. spicy/peachy
  27803. spicy/peppery
  27804. spicy/plummy
  27805. spicy/rose
  27806. spicy/sappy
  27807. spicy/sappy/stemmy
  27808. spicy/silky
  27809. spicy/smoky
  27810. spicy/stalky
  27811. spicy/stemmy
  27812. spicy/stemmy/tobacco
  27813. spicy/strawberry
  27814. spicy/toasty
  27815. spicy/vanillin
  27816. spiky
  27817. spiky-green
  27818. spiritv
  27819. spirity
  27820. splashy
  27821. splendidly
  27822. spongy
  27823. spotless
  27824. spotlessly\
  27825. spotlessly
  27826. clean
  27827. ripples
  27828. marvellous
  27829. array
  27830. fruit
  27831. spread
  27832. spread
  27833. spring
  27834. squareC
  27835. squashy
  27836. stable
  27837. stacks
  27838. stage
  27839. stages
  27840. stainless
  27841. stale
  27842. stalks
  27843. stalkyy
  27844. stalky/green
  27845. stalky/leafy
  27846. stalky/petrolly
  27847. stalky/sappy/stemmy
  27848. stalky/stemmy|
  27849. stalky/tobacco/stemm
  27850. stampP
  27851. standh
  27852. standard
  27853. standard
  27854. light
  27855. medium
  27856. yellow-green
  27857. intense
  27858. citrus/grapefr
  27859. standards
  27860. stands
  27861. starred
  27862. stars
  27863. stars-and-stripes-st
  27864. start
  27865. started
  27866. starting
  27867. starting
  27868. startling
  27869. starts
  27870. stateC
  27871. statement
  27872. statements
  27873. stayer
  27874. stayingp
  27875. stays
  27876. stead
  27877. steadily
  27878. stealthily
  27879. steel
  27880. steely
  27881. steins
  27882. stemminess
  27883. stemmym
  27884. stemmy/briary|
  27885. stemmy/cherry
  27886. stemmy/earthy/tobacc
  27887. stemmy/foresty
  27888. stemmy/gamey/plummy
  27889. stemmy/herbal
  27890. stemmy/leafy/briary
  27891. stemmy/sappy
  27892. stemmy/spicy
  27893. stemmy/tobacco
  27894. stems
  27895. stentorian
  27896. steps
  27897. steve
  27898. stick
  27899. stiffen
  27900. stiffened
  27901. stillW
  27902. still
  27903. still
  27904. holding
  27905. colour
  27906. incredibly
  27907. bright
  27908. red-pur
  27909. still
  27910. holding
  27911. red-purple
  27912. supple
  27913. sweet
  27914. still
  27915. retains
  27916. bright
  27917. red-purple
  27918. colour
  27919. complex
  27920. still-tight
  27921. stimulating
  27922. sting
  27923. stolid
  27924. stone
  27925. stone
  27926. stonier
  27927. stony
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  30526. Dense purple-red; very ripe, sweet blackberry and dark chocolate fruit on the bouquet, with ripe, liquorice dark chocolate/black cherry fruit flavours, finishing with strong but not overwhelming tannins. Once again, oak influence is minimal.H
  30527. 2007Q
  30528. 1997R
  30529. 2007V
  30530. 24/6/98Y
  30531. 24/6/98\
  30532. James Halliday
  30533. 1/7/96
  30534. A wine tasted on many occasions with seemingly conflicting tasting notes, but I prefer the last note in July 1996 for the State of Origin Shiraz Challenge. The conflict comes from the mix of spice, tea-leaf, cold tea, liquorice and black fruit aromas and flavours, which are outside the square, but which I have finally decided are varietal. A striking wine for aficionados of big Shiraz.
  30535. Export
  30536. 98 bookH
  30537. 2008Q
  30538. 1998R
  30539. 2008V
  30540. 24/6/98Y
  30541. 24/6/98\
  30542. James Halliday
  30543. 1/9/94
  30544. Light to medium yellow-green; the usual complex, multi-layered bouquet with a mix of primary and secondary fruit characters, showing both barrel-ferment and malolactic influences. The palate tracks the bouquet; no lollipop wine here, but lots of nutty richness, concentration and length.
  30545. 2002Q
  30546. 1995R
  30547. 2002V
  30548. 24/6/98Y
  30549. 24/6/98\
  30550. James Halliday
  30551. 1/10/95
  30552. Medium to full yellow-green; an exceedingly complex, multi-layered bouquet with an array of nutty, biscuity and honeyed aromas reflecting both oak and malolactic fermentation influences. The palate is commensurately rich and textured, with nutty/biscuity flavours and lots of power.
  30553. 2003Q
  30554. 1996R
  30555. 2003V
  30556. 24/6/98Y
  30557. 24/6/98\
  30558. James Halliday
  30559. 1/10/96
  30560. |Medium to full yellow-green; as always, an exceptionally complex, concentrated and rich bouquet, in which the fruit has swallowed up the oak and other winemaker inputs including malolactic fermentation. A Leviathan wine on the palate, showing its 14% alcohol, with mouthfilling toasty/buttery/biscuity/nutty flavours. Miraculously, carries its weight with ease, and does not cloy.
  30561. Export
  30562. 98 bookH
  30563. 2004Q
  30564. 1997R
  30565. 2004V
  30566. 24/6/98Y
  30567. 24/6/98\
  30568. James Halliday
  30569. 1/9/94
  30570. Dense red-purple; concentrated dark berry and liquorice fruit aromas with just the faintest hint of American oak. In the mouth, a massive wine with heaps of juicy black fruit flavours finishing with soft but persistent tannins. Gold medal 1994 Sydney International Top 100.
  30571. 2007Q
  30572. 1997R
  30573. 2007V
  30574. 24/6/98Y
  30575. 24/6/98\
  30576. James Halliday
  30577. 1/9/94
  30578. Medium to full purple-red; young, ripe juicy red berry fruit with some plummy notes and subtle oak. The palate shows abundant, very ripe, high-toned fruit with tannins to match. Will live forever, and be very good, but not quite in the class of the 
  30579. 98 bookH
  30580. 2005Q
  30581. 1995R
  30582. 2005V
  30583. 24/6/98Y
  30584. 24/6/98\
  30585. James Halliday
  30586. 1/6/95D
  30587. Medium to full red-purple; there is abundant sweet berry fruit on the bouquet with obvious yet controlled American oak. A classic Penfolds style, with lots of fruit, lots of oak and good tannins all surrounding an attractively rich and sweet mid-palate.H
  30588. 2002Q
  30589. 1996R
  30590. 2002V
  30591. 24/6/98Y
  30592. 24/6/98\
  30593. James Halliday
  30594. 1/10/96
  30595. Medium to full red; a very ripe bouquet with briary/chocolatey aromas followed by hints of hay, straw and even dried fruits. The palate runs in a different direction, with quite pronounced earthy characters, touches of cherry, but which is not nearly as full-bodied as the bouquet would suggest, and indeed lighter than the Bin 128 of the same year 
  30596.  absolutely not what one would expect.
  30597. ExportH
  30598. 2003Q
  30599. 1998R
  30600. 2003V
  30601. 24/6/98Y
  30602. 24/6/98\
  30603. James Halliday
  30604. 1/4/97
  30605. fMedium to full red-purple; an opulent bouquet with lots of dark chocolate and dark berry fruit supported by just a hint of vanillin oak. The palate is powerful, in typically Penfolds style, with masses of dark chocolate/briary/berry fruit and uncompromising albeit balanced tannins. Retasted late 1997 with near-identical notes; developing slowly but surely.
  30606. Export
  30607. 98 bookH
  30608. 2010K
  30609. 2000R
  30610. 2010T
  30611. ChangedV
  30612. 24/6/98Y
  30613. 24/6/98\
  30614. James Halliday
  30615. 1/11/94D
  30616. Medium to full red-purple; a clean and smooth bouquet with red berry fruits and a touch of cinnamon/spice, which may be fruit or oak derived. On the palate sweet and full, with chocolatey/briary edges to the fruit of a ripe year.H
  30617. 2003Q
  30618. 1996R
  30619. 2003V
  30620. 24/6/98Y
  30621. 24/6/98\
  30622. James Halliday
  30623. 1/4/95
  30624. Medium red-purple; the role of American oak is fairly obvious in an overall generous bouquet. In the mouth, a wine of concentration, presence and power, with layered red fruit flavours, good tannins and extract; American oak evident but not overly intrusive.
  30625. 2004Q
  30626. 1997R
  30627. 2004V
  30628. 24/6/98Y
  30629. 24/6/98\
  30630. James Halliday
  30631. 1/3/97
  30632. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, smooth but concentrated bouquet with a mix of ripe mulberry, prune and chocolate fruit, with subtle oak. The palate has all the power and concentration the bouquet promises, with a range of flavours running through sweet dark berry to liquorice and a touch of chocolate; there are pleasantly forceful grainy tannins on the finish, which complement that rich fruit.
  30633. export
  30634. 98 bookH
  30635. 2008Q
  30636. 1998R
  30637. 2008V
  30638. 24/6/98Y
  30639. 24/6/98\
  30640. James Halliday
  30641. 1/11/94
  30642. "Medium to full red-purple; juicy berry fruit aromas with some spice dominate the bouquet; the oak is subtle.  Tasted early in its life, the tannins were a little jumpy and not 100% integrated, but all the components are there, including some minty fruit. 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Shiraz.
  30643. 2015Q
  30644. 1997R
  30645. 2015V
  30646. 24/6/98Y
  30647. 24/6/98\
  30648. James Halliday
  30649. 1/6/95
  30650. Full red-purple; a powerful, rich, multifaceted bouquet with that inimitable Penfolds oak stamp. The palate is concentrated and rich with lots of blackberry and dark chocolate fruit and tannins deriving from a variety of sources.H
  30651. 2014Q
  30652. 1998R
  30653. 2014V
  30654. 24/6/98Y
  30655. 24/6/98\
  30656. James Halliday
  30657. 1/10/96
  30658. )Full red-purple; dense, nicely ripened dark berry/dark chocolate fruit aromas with powerful but integrated oak on the bouquet; there is an array of fruit flavours running through dark cherry, mint, dark plum and hints of spice in the mouth, with the hallmark Penfolds tannins and well-handled oak.
  30659. 2015Q
  30660. 2000R
  30661. 2015V
  30662. 24/6/98Y
  30663. 24/6/98\
  30664. James Halliday
  30665. 1/4/97
  30666. )Medium to full red-purple; solidly ripe fruit on the bouquet is balanced by pronounced vanillin oak; the palate is equivalently powerful and concentrated, with dark fruit and dark chocolate flavours; the structure is particularly good, with tannins running through from the middle to the finish.  
  30667. Export
  30668. 98 bookH
  30669. 2009K
  30670. 1999R
  30671. 2009V
  30672. 24/6/98Y
  30673. 24/6/98\
  30674. James Halliday
  30675. 1/10/94D
  30676. Medium to full red-purple; complex, solid and rich with hints of chocolate and mint. Strongly flavoured and structured palate with chocolate and berry fruit flavours, potent tannins, and overall slightly less opulently sweet than the 
  30677. 2008Q
  30678. 1996R
  30679. 2008V
  30680. 24/6/98Y
  30681. 24/6/98\
  30682. James Halliday
  30683. 1/10/95
  30684. "Medium to full red-purple; intense dark fruit aromas with oak progressively coming into balance after looking fairly strong early in the life of the wine. There is masses of sweet, dark berry/chocolatey fruit on the palate which has a chewy structure, fine tannins and nicely balanced acid.
  30685. 2006Q
  30686. 1996R
  30687. 2006V
  30688. 24/6/98Y
  30689. 24/6/98\
  30690. James Halliday
  30691. 1/10/96
  30692. /Medium to full red-purple; the usual rich and solid bouquet, with well ripened cassis/plum/dark chocolate fruit with well balanced and integrated oak; the textured, rounded, mouthfilling dark chocolate/cassis fruit of the palate finishes with remarkably (for Penfolds) soft tannins. A pleasure to drink.
  30693. Export
  30694. 98 bookH
  30695. 2007Q
  30696. 1997R
  30697. 2007V
  30698. 24/6/98Y
  30699. 24/6/98\
  30700. James Halliday
  30701. 1/2/97
  30702. Medium to full red-purple; a cascade of aromas running through briar, chocolate and blackcurrant, with relatively subtle oak leads on to a superb wine on the palate with similar flavours, and great persistence and length. Chewy and structured in the best Penfolds tradition, it will live for decades. Retasted on numerous occasions during 1997 with roughly similar notes. Cassis fruit to the fore.
  30703. export
  30704. 98 bookH
  30705. 2014Q
  30706. 1999R
  30707. 2014T
  30708. ChangedV
  30709. 24/6/98Y
  30710. 24/6/98\
  30711. James Halliday
  30712. 1/6/94
  30713. Dense red-purple; luscious, concentrated ripe fruit and vanillin oak bouquet leads on to a palate with a cascade of plum, spice, vanilla and mint flavours, finishing with slightly disjointed tannins still coming together so early in its life. Could well end up in the highest rank.
  30714. 2016Q
  30715. 2001R
  30716. 2016V
  30717. 24/6/98Y
  30718. 24/6/98\
  30719. James Halliday
  30720. 1/10/95
  30721. JDense red-purple; an exceptionally rich, concentrated and complex bouquet with blackcurrant, a touch of mint and well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is long and sumptuous, with densely rich chocolate, blackberry and blackcurrant flavours, finishing with lingering tannins, surrounded throughout by layers of American oak.
  30722. 2017Q
  30723. 2002R
  30724. 2017V
  30725. 24/6/98Y
  30726. 24/6/98\
  30727. James Halliday
  30728. 1/10/96
  30729. Medium to full red-purple; lusciously ripe and full dark berry fruit is woven through with vanillin oak on the bouquet.  The palate is high-toned, long and lingering with intense flavours of spice and cassis intermingling with more of that very well-handled oak.
  30730. 2018Q
  30731. 2003R
  30732. 2018V
  30733. 24/6/98Y
  30734. 24/6/98\
  30735. James Halliday
  30736. 1/2/97
  30737. Deep purple-red; a wonderfully fragrant, powerful and intense aroma proclaiming Cabernet Sauvignon at the height of its youthful power leads on to a formidable palate, crammed with fruit and oak, but with tannins to lose (as the Californians are fond of saying). Needs years to begin to give of its best but will sweep all before it before it is finished in its show career. Top gold medal winner at the 1997 Sydney Wine Show.    
  30738. export
  30739. 98 bookH
  30740. 2020Q
  30741. 2005R
  30742. 2020V
  30743. 24/6/98Y
  30744. 24/6/98\
  30745. James Halliday
  30746. 1/6/94
  30747. BThe colour is almost impenetrable, so deep is it. There is amazingly lush, opulent plummy fruit on the bouquet; the palate has layer upon layer of dark plum, cassis and cherry fruit with equally layered soft and supple tannins running throughout. Will be ready long before Bin 90A, though nonetheless has a 20-year future.
  30748. 2020Q
  30749. 2000R
  30750. 2020V
  30751. 24/6/98Y
  30752. 24/6/98\
  30753. James Halliday
  30754. 1/6/94D
  30755. Youthful purple-red; spotlessly clean, luscious red and blackcurrant fruit drives the bouquet. In the mouth youthful blackcurrant fruit which is very well balanced, and the oak totally restrained. 52% Shiraz, 48% Cabernet Sauvignon.H
  30756. 2007Q
  30757. 1997R
  30758. 2007V
  30759. 24/6/98Y
  30760. 24/6/98\
  30761. James Halliday
  30762. 1/10/95
  30763. Medium to full red-purple; nicely ripened and concentrated dark briary/berry fruit aromas are balanced by subtle oak on the bouquet. A powerful, concentrated dark berry and chocolate flavoured wine, with those Penfolds tannins running right through it. Oak no more than evident.
  30764. 2008Q
  30765. 1998R
  30766. 2008V
  30767. 24/6/98Y
  30768. 24/6/98\
  30769. James Halliday
  30770. 1/10/96
  30771. Medium to full red-purple; there is plenty of substance to the bouquet, which is clean, and showing good fruit and oak balance.  One of the best Koonunga Hills on the palate with harmonious balance between dark berry/dark chocolate fruit, oak tannins.  E
  30772. Export
  30773. 98 bookH
  30774. 2007Q
  30775. 1998R
  30776. 2007V
  30777. 24/6/98Y
  30778. 24/6/98\
  30779. James Halliday
  30780. 1/2/97
  30781. Medium to full red-purple; a substantial bouquet with rich dark berry fruits, touches of earth and chocolate, and subtle oak; the palate does not quite live up to the bouquet, with a range of flavours including what appears to be an uncharacteristic touch of green fruit, although there are also some riper, dark chocolate notes. Retasted October 1997; has developed well; the green edges seem to have disappeared in what is now a big, chunky wine.
  30782. export
  30783. 98 bookH
  30784. 2004Q
  30785. 1999R
  30786. 2004T
  30787. ChangedV
  30788. 24/6/98Y
  30789. 24/6/98\
  30790. James Halliday
  30791. 1/5/95
  30792. Full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with that seamless oak integration which is the mark of the line, together with hints of liquorice. The palate is rich and chewy with mouthfilling plum, spice and liquorice all there; concentrated and long-lived.
  30793. 2004Q
  30794. 1997R
  30795. 2004V
  30796. 24/6/98Y
  30797. 24/6/98\
  30798. James Halliday
  30799. 1/2/96
  30800. Medium to full red; the bouquet is quite striking, with very pronounced cigar box/cedar oak dominant; the same cedar/cigar box flavours are the driving force on the palate, which, while it has nice structure and pleasant tannin weight, really needed more sweet berry fruit.
  30801. 2001Q
  30802. 1996R
  30803. 2001V
  30804. 24/6/98Y
  30805. 24/6/98\
  30806. James Halliday
  30807. 1/12/96
  30808. Medium red-purple; an attractive, welcoming and soft bouquet with lots of vanilla oak and gently sweet fruit.  In the mouth, textured and rounded, with a mix of chocolate, vanilla, red berry and sweet earth flavours. A stylish wine showing Magill Estate to full advantage.
  30809. Export
  30810. 98 bookH
  30811. 2006Q
  30812. 1998R
  30813. 2006V
  30814. 24/6/98Y
  30815. 24/6/98\
  30816. James Halliday
  30817. 1/11/94D
  30818. Full red-purple; clean, solid and dense with dark berry/briary fruit and excellent oak handling. On the palate, much more concentrated fruit than in most years, with well-balanced French oak and soft, persistent tannins. H
  30819. 1999Q
  30820. 1996R
  30821. 1999V
  30822. 24/6/98Y
  30823. 24/6/98\
  30824. James Halliday
  30825. 1/11/95
  30826. Full red-purple; a powerful bouquet with dark berry fruits and strong, slightly resinous oak. The palate is similarly powerful and similarly oak dominated; there are red and dark berry fruits present, but the wine is a little too oaky for my taste.H
  30827. 2000Q
  30828. 1997R
  30829. 2000V
  30830. 24/6/98Y
  30831. 24/6/98\
  30832. James Halliday
  30833. 1/10/96
  30834. 8Medium to full red; much better balance between fruit and oak than in previous years with a complex array of sweet vanilla, cedar and spice aromas leading on to an attractive, well crafted and modulated wine on the palate with red and black berry fruits complemented by generous but not overwhelming sweet fruit.
  30835. 2001Q
  30836. 1998R
  30837. 2001V
  30838. 24/6/98Y
  30839. 24/6/98\
  30840. James Halliday
  30841. 1/4/97
  30842. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite fragrant with a curious five-spice underlay. The palate opens up with lively leafy/minty characters, but closes with a somewhat astringent finish. It is remotely possible this was a slightly corked bottle.H
  30843. 2002K
  30844. CD noteQ
  30845. 1998R
  30846. 2002V
  30847. 24/6/98W
  30848. 99 bookY
  30849. 24/6/98\
  30850. James Halliday
  30851. 1/11/94
  30852. Medium yellow-green; stylish barrel-ferment characters with some tang and bite to the peach and melon fruit. The palate is, as one would expect, quite oaky, but does have length with attractive figgy fruit and nutty overtones to the pleasantly firm finish. 
  30853. 1995Q
  30854. 1994R
  30855. 1995V
  30856. 24/6/98Y
  30857. 24/6/98\
  30858. James Halliday
  30859. 1/10/95
  30860. Full yellow; a white in the full-on Penfolds style with plenty of oak and extract, and slightly blowsy fruit on the bouquet; the palate presents a riot of rich, sweet buttery/oaky flavours in a 
  30861. stand up and sock it to them
  30862.  style.H
  30863. 1996Q
  30864. 1995R
  30865. 1996V
  30866. 24/6/98Y
  30867. 24/6/98\
  30868. James Halliday
  30869. 1/3/97D
  30870. Full yellow-orange; a soft, toasty/buttery/oaky bouquet in which the varietal fruit is effectively submerged; the palate is similarly soft, with toasty/oaky flavours dominant. E
  30871. export
  30872. 98 bookH
  30873. 1997Q
  30874. 1996R
  30875. 1997V
  30876. 24/6/98Y
  30877. 24/6/98\
  30878. James Halliday
  30879. 1/11/94D
  30880. Full red-purple; smooth, satiny, almost creamy plum fruit in the bouquet which will develop greater complexity with age. The palate is solid and well constructed, with plenty of dark fruit and tannins to match. 10% Cabernet Sauvignon.H
  30881. 2005Q
  30882. 1997R
  30883. 2005V
  30884. 24/6/98Y
  30885. 24/6/98\
  30886. James Halliday
  30887. 1/10/95
  30888. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth harmonious dark cherry-accented bouquet with subtle oak. The palate, while powerful, is smooth and long, with dark cherry and other berry fruit flavours, finishing with supple tannins. Definitely a label on the resurgence. 
  30889. 2006Q
  30890. 1997R
  30891. 2006V
  30892. 24/6/98Y
  30893. 24/6/98\
  30894. James Halliday
  30895. 1/10/96
  30896. Strong medium to full red-purple; a faintly astringent leafy/earthy bouquet with is a reversion to the St Henris of the 1980s, there are similarly faintly astringent, bitter cherry flavours on what is an admittedly long palate, but I much prefer the style of the 
  30897. 90 and 
  30898. 91 St Henris.
  30899. 2003Q
  30900. 1998R
  30901. 2003V
  30902. 24/6/98Y
  30903. 24/6/98\
  30904. James Halliday
  30905. 1/10/97
  30906. qMedium red-purple; a clean and smooth bouquet of medium intensity, with blackberry and black cherry fruit supported by just a touch of oak. The palate shows a greater range of dark fruit flavours tinged with a touch of bitter chocolate and a faintly stemmy tang, which is not in the least unpleasant. Retasted October 1997 and developing well; mixes power with finesse.
  30907. Export
  30908. 98 bookH
  30909. 2013K
  30910. 2005R
  30911. 2013T
  30912. ChangedV
  30913. 24/6/98Y
  30914. 24/6/98\
  30915. James Halliday
  30916. 1/12/95
  30917. yDestined to be one of the greatest Granges. A beautifully weighted and concentrated bouquet, with seamless fruit and oak; masses of dark cherries and plum. In the mouth a superb wine; while the fruit is opulent, it is not excessively so; indeed there is a touch of near austerity to the fine tannins to give the wine both character and balance. The iron fist in a velvet glove.
  30918. 2020Q
  30919. 2000R
  30920. 2020V
  30921. 24/6/98Y
  30922. 24/6/98\
  30923. James Halliday
  30924. 1/7/96
  30925. cMedium to full red-purple; the usual array of richly luscious cherry, plum and black fruit aromas mingling with mocha and dark chocolate on the bouquet. The palate is as complex and structured as the bouquet promises; the tannins pick up early but are not overly aggressive, and run through a wine showing the full gamut of ripe, old vine Shiraz flavours.
  30926. 2016Q
  30927. 2001R
  30928. 2016V
  30929. 24/6/98Y
  30930. 24/6/98\
  30931. James Halliday
  30932. 1/4/97
  30933. Outstanding dense but bright purple-red; a powerful, concentrated bouquet with blackberry, mulberry and liquorice aromas, and the oak seemingly more restrained than is usual. A powerful but impeccably balanced and structured wine, redolent of black cherry, liquorice and mulberry fruit flavours; oozing class, breeding and staying power. It will be very interesting to watch the development of this wine versus the much-vaunted 
  30934. 90 and 
  30935. 91 vintages.  
  30936. Export
  30937. 98 bookH
  30938. 2022K
  30939. 2002R
  30940. 2022V
  30941. 24/6/98Y
  30942. 24/6/98\
  30943. James Halliday
  30944. 1/11/95D
  30945. Full yellow, a rich, full-blown bouquet with ripe buttery fruit and lots of oak. The palate is similarly very rich, full-bodied and oaky.H
  30946. 1995Q
  30947. 1994R
  30948. 1995V
  30949. 24/6/98Y
  30950. 24/6/98\
  30951. James Halliday
  30952. 1/1/96
  30953. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid slightly heavy-handed bouquet with some nutty/spicy oak but very much in the Penfolds white wine style. The wine is mouthfilling, with well-balanced fruit and oak, but somehow or other seems to lack light and shade, or any semblance of finesse.
  30954. 1996Q
  30955. 1995R
  30956. 1996V
  30957. 24/6/98Y
  30958. 24/6/98\
  30959. James Halliday
  30960. 1/12/96D
  30961. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth with minimal oak influence, and faintly dusty overtones. On the palate an adequate commercial wine, which does have some fruit and varietal flavour; again, the oak influence is subtle.E
  30962. Export
  30963. 98 bookH
  30964. 1997Q
  30965. 1996R
  30966. 1997V
  30967. 24/6/98Y
  30968. 24/6/98\
  30969. James Halliday
  30970. 1/9/94D
  30971. Deep yellow; the bouquet shows complex oak handling, in a rich, full-blown early-developing style. The palate shows more of the same, with tremendous depth of flavour, and a soft finish.H
  30972. 1994R
  30973. 1995V
  30974. 24/6/98Y
  30975. 24/6/98\
  30976. James Halliday
  30977. 1/12/95
  30978. Light to medium yellow-green; there is an intriguing spicy edge to the fruit, with an extra layer of aroma complexity, although the barrel fermentation and maturation is evident. Similarly, there is a genuine extra level of concentration to the flavour to the core of gently tropical fruit sweetness, and the odd citrus tinge. Sophisticated making, including the use of 100% malolactic fermentation.
  30979. Export
  30980. 98 bookH
  30981. 1997Q
  30982. 1996R
  30983. 1997V
  30984. 24/6/98Y
  30985. 24/6/98\
  30986. James Halliday
  30987. 1/1/98D
  30988. Medium to full tawny-red; exceedingly complex, with strong barrel-aged rancio characters and attractively earthy spirit. A long and richly flavoured wine, with the cleansing, drying finish which is so essential to the style. E
  30989. ExportH
  30990. 2007Q
  30991. 1997R
  30992. 2007V
  30993. 24/6/98W
  30994. 99 bookY
  30995. 24/6/98\
  30996. James Halliday
  30997. 1/1/98
  30998. Deep tawny with an olive-green rim; both the bouquet and palate are extraordinarily concentrated and rich, very much into the liqueur style of Port which is unique to Australia. Shows the Brandy spirit which was used in the fortifying process, and which adds yet extra complexity.
  30999. ExportH
  31000. 2007Q
  31001. 1997R
  31002. 2007V
  31003. 24/6/98W
  31004. 99 bookY
  31005. 24/6/98\
  31006. James Halliday
  31007. 1/9/94D
  31008. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is eerily similar to Graillot
  31009. s Crozes Hermitage, with elusive gamey/liquorice aromas which come through powerfully on a complex, spicy/liquorice/gamey palate, finishing with fine tannins. Best yet.H
  31010. 2002Q
  31011. 1995R
  31012. 2002V
  31013. 24/6/98Y
  31014. 24/6/98\
  31015. James Halliday
  31016. 1/10/95
  31017. Medium red-purple; a very fragrant, gamey aroma showing strong carbonic maceration influence; a highly stylised wine on the palate with a multitude of earthy/gamey flavours and a very slightly green, stalky finish. 
  31018. 93 was not a great vintage in southern Victoria.
  31019. 1999Q
  31020. 1996R
  31021. 1999V
  31022. 24/6/98Y
  31023. 24/6/98\
  31024. James Halliday
  31025. 1/10/96D
  31026. Medium red-purple; a highly idiosyncratic style showing both the cool climate and the winemaking techniques, with an exotic array of leafy/spicy/carbonic maceration characters on both bouquet and palate. Some will love it, some will not.E
  31027. Export
  31028. 98 bookH
  31029. 2002Q
  31030. 1998R
  31031. 2002V
  31032. 24/6/98Y
  31033. 24/6/98\
  31034. James Halliday
  31035. 1/9/94
  31036. Fresh red-purple of medium density, with rich plum, cherry berry fruit aromas, much more direct and sweeter than the preceding vintages. The palate, similarly, shows much stronger fruit, with plums and spices of various kinds, finishing with well balanced tannins.
  31037. 1998Q
  31038. 1995R
  31039. 1998V
  31040. 24/6/98Y
  31041. 24/6/98\
  31042. James Halliday
  31043. 1/11/95
  31044. *Medium red; fairly light fruit with pronounced stalky/stemmy aromas and a strong carbonic maceration influence. On the palate, the carbonic maceration influence is once again all-pervasive with stemmy/briary flavours. A technique which works best when the fruit is richest, which it was not in 
  31045. 1998Q
  31046. 1996R
  31047. 1998V
  31048. 24/6/98Y
  31049. 24/6/98\
  31050. James Halliday
  31051. 1/5/97
  31052. GStrong red-purple; an exceedingly complex and powerful bouquet vividly attesting to the whole-bunch maceration and fermentation techniques used. Both the bouquet and palate border on the masculine, so powerful are the foresty/stemmy notes, but there is a mass of dark, brooding pinot noir fruit to support the other characters.
  31053. 2002K
  31054. CD noteQ
  31055. 1997R
  31056. 2002V
  31057. 24/6/98Y
  31058. 24/6/98\
  31059. James Halliday
  31060. 1/11/95
  31061.  Medium red with a touch of purple still remaining.  A solid bouquet with hints of spice and more gamey varietal Shiraz, with subtle oak.  On the palate quite elegant, with attractive earthy Shiraz varietal character, again a hint of spice, and well-balanced and integrated American oak.  
  31062. 1999Q
  31063. 1996R
  31064. 1999V
  31065. 24/6/98Y
  31066. 24/6/98\
  31067. James Halliday
  31068. 1/1/97
  31069. 9Medium to full red-purple; there is a pleasant combination of abundant vanillin American oak and gently chocolatey/briary fruit on the bouquet which logically introduces a big, rich mouthfilling wine, with dark cherry fruit surrounded by American oak. For aficionados of the full-frontal, stars-and-stripes-style.
  31070. Export
  31071. 98 bookH
  31072. 2003Q
  31073. 1998R
  31074. 2003V
  31075. 24/6/98Y
  31076. 24/6/98\
  31077. James Halliday
  31078. 1/11/94D
  31079. Medium yellow-green; full, rich peachy fruit aromas with honey/buttery characters. Some peach, lemon and peppermint fruit, finishing with slightly raw oak.H
  31080. 1995Q
  31081. 1994R
  31082. 1995V
  31083. 24/6/98Y
  31084. 24/6/98\
  31085. James Halliday
  31086. 1/11/94D
  31087. Medium to full yellow-green; big, broad highly aromatic bouquet with pungent oak. The palate is likewise rich but very oaky in an assertive, and to me, not terribly attractive style.H
  31088. 1996Q
  31089. 1995R
  31090. 1996V
  31091. 24/6/98Y
  31092. 24/6/98\
  31093. James Halliday
  31094. 1/11/95D
  31095. Medium to full yellow-green; highly-scented tangy fruit and lashings of lemon and vanilla American oak on the bouquet. A highly-charged, highly-flavoured wine in which the oak tends to burn a little on the finish.H
  31096. 1997Q
  31097. 1996R
  31098. 1997V
  31099. 24/6/98Y
  31100. 24/6/98\
  31101. James Halliday
  31102. 1/10/96
  31103. jMedium yellow-green; the bouquet shows cunning winemaking with smoky, toasty barrel-ferment oak. The palate is intensely flavoured, showing a remarkable concentration of fruit, and harking back to that skin contact used. Has always been a rapidly-developing style. Retasted February 1998 and, as expected, has developed rapidly and is in urgent need of drinking.
  31104. Export
  31105. 98 bookH
  31106. 1998Q
  31107. 1997R
  31108. 1998T
  31109. ChangedV
  31110. 24/6/98Y
  31111. 24/6/98\
  31112. James Halliday
  31113. 1/5/97
  31114. Medium red-purple; a typically stylish bouquet of medium to medium-full intensity, with a range of varietal aromas, though none are dominant. Both bouquet and palate shows plums, dark berries and a touch of the forest, all still opening up.  Oak is barely discernible.
  31115. Export
  31116. 98 bookH
  31117. 2003K
  31118. 1998R
  31119. 2003V
  31120. 24/6/98Y
  31121. 24/6/98\
  31122. James Halliday
  31123. 1/9/94D
  31124. Medium to full red; a complex bouquet with cedary oak, and a neat combination of ripe Cabernet and slightly leafier Merlot. The palate is well balanced with attractive ripe, red berry fruits, cedary oak and subtle tannins. Balanced and harmonious.H
  31125. 1998Q
  31126. 1995R
  31127. 1998V
  31128. 24/6/98Y
  31129. 24/6/98\
  31130. James Halliday
  31131. 1/1/97
  31132. Brilliant red-purple; a sweet and ripe bouquet with nicely balanced and integrated oak leads on to an elegant and harmonious palate with fresh, lively sweet berry fruit which is not the least jammy. The oak has been impeccably handled throughout.E
  31133. Export
  31134. 98 bookH
  31135. 2002Q
  31136. 1997R
  31137. 2002V
  31138. 24/6/98Y
  31139. 24/6/98\
  31140. James Halliday
  31141. 1/1/94D
  31142. Medium yellow-green; intense apricot and peach aromas; good flavour and balance with white peach and apricot fruit and well-balanced but relatively soft acidity.H
  31143. 1995Q
  31144. 1994R
  31145. 1995V
  31146. 24/6/98Y
  31147. 24/6/98\
  31148. James Halliday
  31149. 1/10/94
  31150. Medium yellow-green; a delicate, discreet cool-climate bouquet with citrussy aromas and subtle oak. Lurking in the bouquet and palate is a hint of matchstick-like bitterness, which did appear to dissipate with aeration. The palate may well develop attractive flavours with bottle age.
  31151. 1997Q
  31152. 1995R
  31153. 24/6/98Y
  31154. 24/6/98\
  31155. James Halliday
  31156. 1/2/96
  31157. Quite complex, with melon and citrus fruit which opens up progressively as the wine sits in the glass. While oak is evident on both bouquet and palate, the fruit is there to carry that oak. The profile is elegant yet rounded, with yellow peach and citrus fruit flavours.
  31158. 1999Q
  31159. 1996R
  31160. 1999V
  31161. 24/6/98Y
  31162. 24/6/98\
  31163. James Halliday
  31164. 1/5/93D
  31165. Medium yellow-green; clean fruit with a nicely judged touch of spicy oak. The palate is well balanced with gently honeyed fruit and again a touch of spicy/charry American oak.H
  31166. 1995Q
  31167. 1994R
  31168. 1995V
  31169. 24/6/98Y
  31170. 24/6/98\
  31171. James Halliday
  31172. 1/3/96
  31173. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth and clean, with ripe, tropical fruit and some spicy oak evident. That oak comes through more forcefully on the palate; a slightly lighter touch may have made for a better wine.H
  31174. 1998Q
  31175. 1997R
  31176. 1998V
  31177. 24/6/98Y
  31178. 24/6/98\
  31179. James Halliday
  31180. 1/10/95
  31181. Medium to full red-purple; spotlessly clean cassis/berry fruit aromas of medium to full intensity. The same sweet cassis fruit flavours lead the palate, which is of medium weight, finishing with soft tannins; American oak is evident but not intrusive. Retasted October 1995.
  31182. 1998Q
  31183. 1995R
  31184. 1998V
  31185. 24/6/98Y
  31186. 24/6/98\
  31187. James Halliday
  31188. 1/10/96
  31189. Strong purple-red; rich, ripe and luscious fruit with some minty overtones and a nice slice of vanillin American oak on the bouquet leads on to an abundantly ripe and sweet, indeed juicy, palate with soft tannins and restrained oak.  A most attractive, lush style.
  31190. Export
  31191. 98 bookH
  31192. 2001Q
  31193. 1997R
  31194. 2001V
  31195. 24/6/98Y
  31196. 24/6/98\
  31197. James Halliday
  31198. 1/9/94
  31199. Dark red; big briary, slightly jammy fruit aromas with considerable concentration, and just a hint of spicy oak. The palate shows similar ripe briary/berry fruit with fruit and alcohol sweetness combining; a luscious, overwhelming style. The American oak is a fraction distracting.
  31200. 2002Q
  31201. 1996R
  31202. 2002V
  31203. 24/6/98Y
  31204. 24/6/98\
  31205. James Halliday
  31206. 1/10/95
  31207. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, earthy bouquet showing strong Shiraz varietal character in a ripe mould; the palate is replete with full-on chocolatey dark berry fruits, and no hint of spice; shows its 14.5% alcohol, and is for aficionados of huge wines.
  31208. 2004Q
  31209. 1997R
  31210. 2004V
  31211. 24/6/98Y
  31212. 24/6/98\
  31213. James Halliday
  31214. 1/10/96
  31215. Medium to full red; a ripe and generous bouquet with a mix of sweet earth and red berry fruit aromas surrounded by a gossamer of soft vanilla oak. In the mouth delicious, soft, round, ripe, mouthfilling fruit in an old-fashioned but sensuous style.  Wonderful texture throughout.
  31216. Export
  31217. 98 bookH
  31218. 2005Q
  31219. 1997R
  31220. 2005V
  31221. 24/6/98Y
  31222. 24/6/98\
  31223. James Halliday
  31224. 1/9/94
  31225. Medium to full red, showing some development; plummy/briary/berry fruit on the bouquet, and massive, ripe chocolate, berry and earth fruit flavours on the palate. A most unusual style for Coonawarra, or anywhere else for that matter.H
  31226. 2002Q
  31227. 1997R
  31228. 2002V
  31229. 24/6/98Y
  31230. 24/6/98\
  31231. James Halliday
  31232. 1/10/95D
  31233. Dark red; in inimitable Bowen style with ripe, chocolatey fruit touched with vanilla on the bouquet; the palate is big, luscious and ripe with a mix of chocolatey, briary dark berry flavours, rounded off with soft tannins.H
  31234. 2003Q
  31235. 1998R
  31236. 2003V
  31237. 24/6/98Y
  31238. 24/6/98\
  31239. James Halliday
  31240. 1/10/96
  31241. IMedium red-purple; there are classic Coonawarra cabernet aromas in which blackcurrant fruit has an almost dry, distinctly earthy core. The palate is rich and full, with more of that blackcurrant fruit touched by earth; very concentrated, as one would expect from a wine of 14 degrees alcohol, and finishing with moderate tannins.
  31242. Export
  31243. 98 bookH
  31244. 2005Q
  31245. 1999R
  31246. 2005V
  31247. 24/6/98Y
  31248. 24/6/98\
  31249. James Halliday
  31250. 1/10/94D
  31251. Light green-yellow; fine, tight citrussy lemony fruit aromas lead on to a high-toned, lively palate with honeysuckle flavours and a tangy finish.H
  31252. 1995Q
  31253. 1994R
  31254. 1995V
  31255. 24/6/98Y
  31256. 24/6/98\
  31257. James Halliday
  31258. 1/10/94D
  31259. Medium red-purple; spotlessly clean aromas with spicy varietal fruit and subtle oak. The palate is fresh and lively, with spicy cherry fruit and soft, fine tannins. An attractive early-drinking style.H
  31260. 1999Q
  31261. 1996R
  31262. 1999V
  31263. 24/6/98Y
  31264. 24/6/98
  31265. James Halliday
  31266. 1/9/94D
  31267. Glowing yellow-green; a complex bouquet with melon and citrus fruit, and obvious barrel-ferment characters. A powerful wine on the palate, suggesting alcohol even higher than the 13% it in fact contains, with a big, slightly heavy fruit finish.H
  31268. 1996Q
  31269. 1995R
  31270. 1996V
  31271. 24/6/98Y
  31272. 24/6/98\
  31273. James Halliday
  31274. 1/10/95D
  31275. Light to medium yellow-green; rather raw dusty pencil shavings oak intrudes on both bouquet and palate. Like the 
  31276. 93, which preceded it, really needs more fruit and less oak.H
  31277. 1998Q
  31278. 1996R
  31279. 1998V
  31280. 24/6/98Y
  31281. 24/6/98\
  31282. James Halliday
  31283. 1/10/96
  31284. Light yellow-green; a smooth, relatively light bouquet with an almost minty edge to the fruit, and subtle oak.  Comes to life on the palate with elegant melon fruit which runs through a surprisingly long palate with a nice touch of French, barrel-fermented oak influence.
  31285. Export
  31286. 98 bookH
  31287. 2000Q
  31288. 1997R
  31289. 2000V
  31290. 24/6/98Y
  31291. 24/6/98\
  31292. James Halliday
  31293. 1/9/94D
  31294. Medium to full red-purple; strong vanillin American oak tends to dominate the bouquet, but sweet red berry fruit holds its own on the palate along with the vanillin oak; dense and chewy, with plenty of tannins on the finish.H
  31295. 2002Q
  31296. 1997R
  31297. 2002V
  31298. 24/6/98Y
  31299. 24/6/98\
  31300. James Halliday
  31301. 1/10/95
  31302. Medium red-purple; sweet, smooth, gently ripe dark berry fruit on the bouquet, flowing logically on to a soft, sweet, ripe cassis and chocolate-flavoured palate with nicely balanced and integrated oak. Lots of texture and warm mouthfeel. A winner of two gold medals.
  31303. 2003Q
  31304. 1998R
  31305. 2003V
  31306. 24/6/98Y
  31307. 24/6/98\
  31308. James Halliday
  31309. 1/10/96
  31310. FMedium to full red-purple; as one expects with Brand
  31311. s, elegant, but with an additional degree of concentration, putting it into top class, and nice varietal, earthy overtones to the bouquet.  On the palate, attractively ripened plum, mulberry and blackberry fruit with subtle oak, and those soft Coonawarra tannins to finish.
  31312. 2004Q
  31313. 1999R
  31314. 2004V
  31315. 24/6/98Y
  31316. 24/6/98\
  31317. James Halliday
  31318. 1/1/97
  31319. <Strong red-purple; clean, full and sweet cassis/redcurrant fruit is backed by a nicely judged and well integrated touch of oak. The palate delivers more of the same, with nicely modulated cassis/redcurrant fruit, soft, gently spicy tannins and well-handled oak. Comprehensively the best of the 
  31320. 95 reds from Brand
  31321. Export
  31322. 98 bookH
  31323. 2005Q
  31324. 2000R
  31325. 2005V
  31326. 24/6/98Y
  31327. 24/6/98\
  31328. James Halliday
  31329. 1/8/93D
  31330. Medium to full red-purple; concentrated cassis berry aromas and flavours, almost into Ribena on the palate, with a generous mid-palate and slightly furry finish.H
  31331. 1998Q
  31332. 1994R
  31333. 1998V
  31334. 24/6/98Y
  31335. 24/6/98\
  31336. James Halliday
  31337. 1/1/96
  31338. Light to medium yellow-green; initially reserved and toasty, with minerally edges, lime aromas came up in the glass, as did the overall fruit intensity. The palate has concentrated lime/lime pastille flavours, with plenty of character and length. H
  31339. 2000Q
  31340. 1997R
  31341. 2000V
  31342. 24/6/98Y
  31343. 24/6/98\
  31344. James Halliday
  31345. 1/6/94
  31346. Medium to full red-purple; very stylish, with rich and sweet red berry fruit and well integrated and balanced oak. The palate shows dark cherry, plum and blackberry fruit, with American oak evident but held in appropriate restraint. Delicious now but will hold.
  31347. 2000Q
  31348. 1996R
  31349. 2000V
  31350. 24/6/98Y
  31351. 24/6/98\
  31352. James Halliday
  31353. 1/1/96
  31354. Medium to full red-purple; clean and ripe cassis berry aromas lead on to a very well made, balanced and modulated wine on the palate; spotlessly clean, with a mix of cassis and more herbal/green olive notes, lengthened by lingering tannins and firm acidity. 
  31355. 2001Q
  31356. 1998R
  31357. 2001V
  31358. 24/6/98Y
  31359. 24/6/98\
  31360. James Halliday
  31361. 1/9/94
  31362. 5A fragrant and clean bouquet with considerable intensity and lift; both the aromas and flavours show classic herbal/citrus characters, and the wine has the structure and length to guarantee a long future, however enjoyable it may be now. A miracle considering the searing heat (and bushfires) of early summer.
  31363. 2004Q
  31364. 1995R
  31365. 2004V
  31366. 24/6/98Y
  31367. 24/6/98\
  31368. James Halliday
  31369. 1/10/95
  31370. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is fragrant with quite intense lemony/grassy/toasty fruit, leading on to a crisp and long palate with excellent varietal herbaceous fruit flavours; great now, but can only get better.H
  31371. 2005Q
  31372. 1996R
  31373. 2005V
  31374. 24/6/98Y
  31375. 24/6/98\
  31376. James Halliday
  31377. 1/10/96
  31378. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is firm, crisp and tight with classic varietal character in a herbaceous mould.  The palate is classically restrained and built to stay, with good balance, length and acidity. These wines require a degree of faith in their youth.
  31379. Export
  31380. 98 bookH
  31381. 2006Q
  31382. 1997R
  31383. 2006V
  31384. 24/6/98Y
  31385. 24/6/98\
  31386. James Halliday
  31387. 1/9/94D
  31388. Youthful purple-red; complex and concentrated fruit aromas of liquorice, game and spice dominate the bouquet. The palate is absolutely delicious, with blackberry, liquorice and spice, finely balanced tannins and very well-handled oak. H
  31389. 2010Q
  31390. 2000R
  31391. 2010V
  31392. 24/6/98Y
  31393. 24/6/98\
  31394. James Halliday
  31395. 1/10/95
  31396. +Full red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet with opulent dark cherry fruit, masses of sweet vanillin oak and yet is regional. The palate provides more of the same; immensely powerful but immaculately crafted with dark plum, some chocolate and a hint of vanillin oak, finishing with powerful tannins.
  31397. 2010Q
  31398. 2001R
  31399. 2010V
  31400. 24/6/98Y
  31401. 24/6/98\
  31402. James Halliday
  31403. 1/10/96
  31404. Strong purple-red; a complex array of aromas running through dark fruits, mint and vanilla, with the oak well balanced and integrated. A beautifully balanced and constructed wine, with intense fruit, well integrated oak and guaranteed to evolve superbly over the decades.
  31405. Export
  31406. 98 bookH
  31407. 2012Q
  31408. 2002R
  31409. 2012V
  31410. 24/6/98Y
  31411. 24/6/98\
  31412. James Halliday
  31413. 1/11/94
  31414. Light green-yellow; fresh and crisp aromas with gooseberry fruit untrammelled by oak. The wine has good mouthfeel, with nicely ripened fruit with sweet gooseberry tropical flavours and above-average intensity and length. H
  31415. 1996Q
  31416. 1995R
  31417. 1996V
  31418. 24/6/98Y
  31419. 24/6/98\
  31420. James Halliday
  31421. 1/10/95
  31422. Light to medium green-yellow; a massive Sauvignon Blanc with rich, intense tropical/gooseberry fruit aromas on the bouquet leading on to an unusually rich and full-flavoured Sauvignon Blanc with an array of tropical/passionfruit/ripe kiwifruit flavours, yet which doesn
  31423. t cloy.
  31424. 1997Q
  31425. 1996R
  31426. 1997V
  31427. 24/6/98Y
  31428. 24/6/98\
  31429. James Halliday
  31430. 1/1/96D
  31431. Bright, light green-yellow; crisp, clean lemony fruit aromas; lively fresh fruit on the palate, crisp and clean, and very well balanced. Outstanding in its price category and rated accordingly.H
  31432. 1998Q
  31433. 1996R
  31434. 1998V
  31435. 24/6/98
  31436. 24/6/98\
  31437. James Halliday
  31438. 1/12/97
  31439. ,Bright, light green-yellow; a nutty, yeasty bouquet with distinctly bready overtones in a pleasantly dry mode leads on to a palate with plenty of flavour, hints of melon and dried fig, and a pleasantly creamy texture.  Keeps the tradition going. Retasted December '98 with absolutely identical notes.
  31440. Export
  31441. 98 bookH
  31442. 1998Q
  31443. 1997R
  31444. 1998V
  31445. 24/6/98Y
  31446. 24/6/98\
  31447. James Halliday
  31448. 1/9/94D
  31449. Straw-yellow with a tinge of pink from the Pinot; a full, smooth bouquet with sweet, complex fruit. The palate has masses of flavour and complexity, quite French in style; the dosage seems a fraction high.H
  31450. 1997Q
  31451. 1995R
  31452. 1997V
  31453. 24/6/98Y
  31454. 24/6/98\
  31455. James Halliday
  31456. 1/10/96
  31457. Light to medium yellow-green, with excellent mousse. A discreet, fine but intense bouquet with a hint of spicy liquorice-like character in the background, no doubt deriving from the Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier components. The palate is very fine and elegant, with a particularly long, lingering finish; there are most attractive citrus flavours, with just a hint of nuttiness from the yeast autolysis. Retasted October 1996 with similar notes.
  31458. 1999Q
  31459. 1997R
  31460. 1999V
  31461. 24/6/98Y
  31462. 24/6/98\
  31463. James Halliday
  31464. 1/11/95
  31465. Deep but bright gold; a soft, voluptuous cumquat and mandarin bouquet, much fresher than many prior vintages. The palate is complex and intense, with lime, cumquat and mandarin flavours; the sweetness is moderate (more to Auslese in style) and with perfectly balanced acid.
  31466. 2002Q
  31467. 1995R
  31468. 2002V
  31469. 24/6/98Y
  31470. 24/6/98\
  31471. James Halliday
  31472. 1/12/97
  31473. Medium to full tawny-red; very complex tea-leaf/plum pudding/malty aromas. High-quality Tokay varietal character on the palate, which is lively and intense, with strong tea-leaf/malt/butterscotch flavours, and good balance.E
  31474. Export
  31475. 98 bookH
  31476. 1998Q
  31477. 1997R
  31478. 1998V
  31479. 24/6/98W
  31480. 99 bookY
  31481. 24/6/98\
  31482. James Halliday
  31483. 1/1/98
  31484.     Deep golden brown; a classic mix of sweet tea-leaf and cr
  31485. me br
  31486. e aromas is followed by an outstanding palate showing the complexity which only age (and first class base material) can bring; some nutty characters join the tea-leaf and cr
  31487. me br
  31488. e of the bouquet.
  31489. ExportF
  31490. 2008Q
  31491. 1998R
  31492. 2008V
  31493. 24/6/98W
  31494. 99 bookY
  31495. 24/6/98\
  31496. James Halliday
  31497. 1/1/98
  31498. Deep brown with a touch of olive on the rim; full and deep, almost into chocolate, with intense raisined fruit; richly textured, with great structure to the raisined/plum pudding fruit flavours, and obvious rancio age.E
  31499. ExportH
  31500. 2008Q
  31501. 1998R
  31502. 2008V
  31503. 24/6/98W
  31504. 99 bookY
  31505. 24/6/98\
  31506. James Halliday
  31507. 1/10/94D
  31508. Medium to full red-purple; dark berry fruit aromas with a hint of varietal earthy character, and subtle oak. A supremely honest wine, with soft red berry fruits on the palate, soft tannins, a touch of vanillin oak, and the capacity to age.H
  31509. 2002Q
  31510. 1997R
  31511. 2002V
  31512. 24/6/98Y
  31513. 24/6/98\
  31514. James Halliday
  31515. 1/1/96D
  31516. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe, complex chocolatey bouquet leads on to a palate with abundant dark chocolate fruit mixed with vanillin oak; a wine of substance, with good structure and soft chewy tannins. Much better than the 
  31517. 93. Barrel sample.H
  31518. 1998R
  31519. 2004V
  31520. 24/6/98Y
  31521. 24/6/98\
  31522. James Halliday
  31523. 1/1/97
  31524. Dense red-purple; a rich, concentrated and luscious bouquet with masses of black cherry and blackberry fruit backed with a touch of new oak. The palate is similarly concentrated and rich, with a nice touch of oak, an abundance of black chocolate and cherry fruit, finishing with good tannins. A special magnum bottling of which only 480 were produced, and obviously a special selection.
  31525. Export
  31526. 98 bookH
  31527. 2008Q
  31528. 2000R
  31529. 2008V
  31530. 24/6/98Y
  31531. 24/6/98\
  31532. James Halliday
  31533. 1/10/94D
  31534. Medium to full red-purple; clean, fresh sweet redcurrant fruit with subtle oak; a crisp, elegant and refreshing palate with light tannins. H
  31535. 1997Q
  31536. 1995R
  31537. 1997V
  31538. 24/6/98Y
  31539. 24/6/98\
  31540. James Halliday
  31541. 1/11/94
  31542. Full red-purple; very rich, ripe, juicy berry aromas with a hint of earth. A clean, ripe powerful palate with sweet berry fruit in the mainstream of the Bobbie Burns style. Developed quite quickly through to November 1995, showing minty/chocolatey flavours.
  31543. 1999Q
  31544. 1996R
  31545. 1999V
  31546. 24/6/98Y
  31547. 24/6/98\
  31548. James Halliday
  31549. 1/9/96
  31550. Medium to full red-purple; lush blackcurrant, prune and plum fruit with just a background hint of oak drives the bouquet.  The long and powerful palate has a complex array of plum, liquorice and spicy fruit flavours, again with oak playing a purely support role.
  31551. Export
  31552. 98 bookH
  31553. 2003Q
  31554. 1998R
  31555. 2003V
  31556. 24/6/98Y
  31557. 24/6/98\
  31558. James Halliday
  31559. 1/10/97
  31560. Light tawny-gold; fragrant grapey, sweet tea-leaf aromas with clean spirit; the palate is luscious with sweet juicy berry and tea-leaf flavours, finishing with good acidity and a very clean aftertaste.E
  31561. ExportH
  31562. 1999Q
  31563. 1998R
  31564. 1999V
  31565. 24/6/98W
  31566. 99 bookY
  31567. 24/6/98\
  31568. James Halliday
  31569. 1/9/94D
  31570. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, complex and intense bouquet with subtle oak and a mix of primary and secondary fruit aromas. In the mouth unusually intense, powerful and long with flavours of melon, fig and citrus, and again with subdued oak.H
  31571. 1999Q
  31572. 1995R
  31573. 1999V
  31574. 24/6/98Y
  31575. 24/6/98\
  31576. James Halliday
  31577. 1/10/95
  31578. Medium yellow-green; clean and smooth, with white peach aromas and subtle oak, seemingly fractionally lighter than the 
  31579. 93. On the palate the concentration and complexity becomes apparent, with restrained fig and melon fruit woven through with subtle oak. Should age superbly. 
  31580. 2001Q
  31581. 1996R
  31582. 2001V
  31583. 24/6/98Y
  31584. 24/6/98\
  31585. James Halliday
  31586. 1/10/96
  31587. -Medium yellow-green; another waterfall of fruit aromas, with luscious melon and fig woven through high quality oak. The palate has that cut and bite of Margaret River at its best (reminiscent of Burgundy) with grapefruit undertones to ripe melon fruit; textured and rich, with beautifully handled oak.
  31588. Export
  31589. 98 bookH
  31590. 2002Q
  31591. 1997R
  31592. 2002V
  31593. 24/6/98Y
  31594. 24/6/98\
  31595. James Halliday
  31596. 1/9/94
  31597. Medium to full yellow-green; very smooth, fruit-driven aroma with ripe gooseberry/tropical fruit the dominant force. A well balanced palate in terms of both fruit and oak, seamlessly integrated, but just a little soft on the finish, and not up to the 
  31598. 1997Q
  31599. 1995R
  31600. 1997V
  31601. 24/6/98Y
  31602. 24/6/98\
  31603. James Halliday
  31604. 1/10/95
  31605. -Light to medium straw-green; a pungently rich bouquet with gooseberry/tropical/passionfruit and a seductive hint of spicy French oak. The palate is a mirror image of the bouquet, with opulently flavoured gooseberry/tropical fruit and the same seductive oak. A long finish rounds off a marvellous wine.
  31606. 1999Q
  31607. 1996R
  31608. 1999V
  31609. 24/6/98Y
  31610. 24/6/98\
  31611. James Halliday
  31612. 1/10/96
  31613. "Light to medium yellow-green; a wonderfully exuberant array of tropical fruit aromas, with just a hint of oak from the barrel-fermented portion of the blend, leads on to a lively, complex multiflavoured and multifaceted palate featuring a cascade of tropical fruits with hints of spicy oak.
  31614. Export
  31615. 98 bookH
  31616. 2000Q
  31617. 1997R
  31618. 2000V
  31619. 24/6/98Y
  31620. 24/6/98\
  31621. James Halliday
  31622. 1/9/94D
  31623. Medium red-purple; complex aromas, more gamey than spicy and of medium intensity. The palate has some spicy characters and is fairly firm, but lacks the intensity of the best wines under this label. No Grenache included this year.H
  31624. 2002Q
  31625. 1997R
  31626. 2002V
  31627. 24/6/98Y
  31628. 24/6/98\
  31629. James Halliday
  31630. 1/4/95
  31631. Full red-purple; a powerful, concentrated bouquet with complex, gamey Rh
  31632. ne-style fruit aromas leads on to a very challenging, powerful, highly idiosyncratic wine on the palate in a challenging Cote Rotie style.H
  31633. 2007Q
  31634. 1999R
  31635. 2007V
  31636. 24/6/98Y
  31637. 24/6/98\
  31638. James Halliday
  31639. 1/3/96
  31640. fAlmost impenetrable purple-red; the bouquet is dark, foresty, almost gloomy, so concentrated is it. A massive wine in all respects, with powerful earthy flavours and the fruit presently locked up in an armour coating. Needs a decade to escape.  Retasted September 1996 with identical notes, still showing no signs of escaping, and ferociously uncompromising.
  31641. 2010Q
  31642. 2000R
  31643. 2010V
  31644. 24/6/98Y
  31645. 24/6/98\
  31646. James Halliday
  31647. 1/2/97
  31648. :Dense purple-red; a huge, massively concentrated bouquet with distinctly gamey overtones leads on to a similarly formidable wine on the palate, with huge extract and tannin. I simply do not know whether the gamey characters are varietal (in the manner of Cote Rotie) or have a more sinister origin. Time will tell.
  31649. Export
  31650. 98 bookH
  31651. 2008Q
  31652. 2000R
  31653. 2008V
  31654. 24/6/98Y
  31655. 24/6/98\
  31656. James Halliday
  31657. 1/9/94
  31658. Medium to full red-purple; classic ripe cedary/briary/brambly/blackcurrant aromas with the oak swallowed up. The palate is a classic, big style, faintly jammy Zinfandel which would fit easily into the mainstream of the bigger Californian style; luscious and striking.
  31659. 1999Q
  31660. 1995R
  31661. 1999V
  31662. 24/6/98Y
  31663. 24/6/98\
  31664. James Halliday
  31665. 1/1/95
  31666. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium weight with earthy fruit and a subtle hint of vanillin oak. A much more elegant wine than many in the range, with true Zinfandel varietal character, finishing with fine-grained tannins.H
  31667. 2000Q
  31668. 1995R
  31669. 2000V
  31670. 24/6/98Y
  31671. 24/6/98\
  31672. James Halliday
  31673. 1/3/96D
  31674. Medium to full red-purple; a complex array of aromas including blackberry, a hint of spice and a whisper of sweet oak leads on to a full-flavoured, full-bodied palate, chewy and sweet, tinged with vanilla bean and finishing with ripe tannins.H
  31675. 2001Q
  31676. 1996R
  31677. 2001V
  31678. 24/6/98Y
  31679. 24/6/98\
  31680. James Halliday
  31681. 1/2/97
  31682. (Medium to full red-purple; delicious, voluminous black cherry, mulberry and spice fruit aromas are repeated on a high-toned, strongly varietal palate with that distinctive highly polished black cherry flavour of Zinfandel running through to strong tannins on the finish. For Zin freaks, for sure.
  31683. Export
  31684. 98 bookH
  31685. 2002Q
  31686. 1997R
  31687. 2002V
  31688. 10/7/98Y
  31689. 10/7/98\
  31690. James Halliday
  31691. 1/10/95
  31692. gStrong red-purple; a powerful and complex bouquet with an array of earthy/cedary/subliminal mint aromas with a whisker of gaminess. A smooth and rounded wine in the mouth with an array of flavours ranging from mint to sweet vanilla to redcurrant. Retasted several times throughout 1996; has great fruit, but that hint of gaminess is evident from time to time.
  31693. 2004Q
  31694. 1998R
  31695. 2004V
  31696. 24/6/98Y
  31697. 24/6/98\
  31698. James Halliday
  31699. 1/7/97
  31700. =Dense red-purple; the bouquet is rich and full with attractive dark chocolate and blackberry fruit aromas supported by subtle oak. A powerful and concentrated wine on the palate with briary, dark chocolate and blackberry fruit, with that touch of atringency of Cabernet Sauvignon. The tannins are persistent but fine.
  31701. 2010K
  31702. CD noteQ
  31703. 2000R
  31704. 2010V
  31705. 24/6/98Y
  31706. 24/6/98\
  31707. James Halliday
  31708. 1/10/95D
  31709. Standard: Light to medium yellow-green; intense citrus/grapefruit aromas similar to those we used to see from Padthaway, subtle oak. The palate is fruit-driven, with plenty of flavour and length, again in that citrus/melon spectrum.H
  31710. 1997Q
  31711. 1995R
  31712. 1997V
  31713. 24/6/98Y
  31714. 24/6/98\
  31715. James Halliday
  31716. 1/10/95
  31717. Frederick Chardonnay: Full yellow; a big, complex bouquet with tangy Margaret River fruit and toasty barrel-ferment characters; the palate has some unusual minty notes, of which there are echoes in the bouquet and which slightly detract after a promising start.
  31718. 1999Q
  31719. 1996R
  31720. 1999V
  31721. 24/6/98Y
  31722. 24/6/98\
  31723. James Halliday
  31724. 1/6/96
  31725. %Medium yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with melon and fig fruit shows the quality of the 
  31726. 95 vintage; on both bouquet and palate the oak is deftly handled in a support role.  The light to medium-weight palate is smooth, with figgy fruit, a touch of butterscotch and finishes with nice acidity.
  31727. Export
  31728. 98 bookH
  31729. 2000Q
  31730. 1997R
  31731. 2000V
  31732. 24/6/98Y
  31733. 24/6/98\
  31734. James Halliday
  31735. 1/11/94
  31736. Glowing yellow-green; very complex aromas with many fruit characters, almost Chardonnay-like, with the suggestion of some botrytis. A similarly potent and complex wine on the palate with masses of flavour in a tropical spectrum almost into pineapple. Has developed quickly. 
  31737. 1999Q
  31738. 1995R
  31739. 1999V
  31740. 24/6/98Y
  31741. 24/6/98\
  31742. James Halliday
  31743. 1/1/96D
  31744. Medium to full yellow-green; intense, clean and full lime juice aromas, with similarly intense lime juice flavours to the lovely sweet fruit on the mid-palate, finished by a firm, dry finish.H
  31745. 2000Q
  31746. 1996R
  31747. 2000V
  31748. 24/6/98Y
  31749. 24/6/98\
  31750. James Halliday
  31751. 1/1/97
  31752. Light to medium yellow-green; a floral, flowery bouquet with aromas of cinnamon, apple and citrus leads on to a palate with similar, totally striking flavours.  Miraculously, is neither heavy nor aggressive; even more miraculously, these notes were written before I happened to notice the back label, which describes the wine in identical terms. Retasted October 1997; some slight volatile lift apparent.
  31753. Export
  31754. 98 bookH
  31755. 2001Q
  31756. 1997R
  31757. 2001T
  31758. ChangedV
  31759. 24/6/98Y
  31760. 24/6/98\
  31761. James Halliday
  31762. 1/10/94D
  31763. Glowing yellow-green; extremely complex, nutty honeyed fruit with strong barrel-ferment influence. A compellingly complex, plush, layered palate with a huge volume of fruit, high-class French oak and almost overwhelming impact.H
  31764. 1995Q
  31765. 1994R
  31766. 1995V
  31767. 24/6/98Y
  31768. 24/6/98\
  31769. James Halliday
  31770. 1/1/96
  31771. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with faint five-spice/bacon oak inputs; the palate is solid, concentrated and complex with a layered structure and predominantly toasty/nutty flavours.H
  31772. 1997Q
  31773. 1996R
  31774. 1997V
  31775. 24/6/98Y
  31776. 24/6/98\
  31777. James Halliday
  31778. 1/10/96
  31779. Medium to full yellow-green; shows the winemaker
  31780. s thumbprints all over the bouquet with complex barrel-ferment, malolactic-ferment characters, but does have the fruit base to justify all of this. The palate shows more of the same, a strongly worked wine with lots of milky/buttery malolactic fermentation characters (or possibly just barrel-ferment characters) and nice supporting oak.
  31781. Export
  31782. 98 bookH
  31783. 1998Q
  31784. 1997R
  31785. 1998V
  31786. 24/6/98Y
  31787. 24/6/98\
  31788. James Halliday
  31789. 1/11/95
  31790. Medium to full yellow-green; solid and powerful with honey, melon and peach aromas. The palate is quite rich, finishing firm and dry. Has matured slowly over the past 12 months.H
  31791. 1996Q
  31792. 1995R
  31793. 1996V
  31794. 24/6/98Y
  31795. 24/6/98\
  31796. James Halliday
  31797. 1/1/96D
  31798. Medium to full yellow-green; a powerful, concentrated bouquet with honey, herb and lime aromas intermingling. There is abundant flavour on the concentrated palate, but which already shows considerable development.H
  31799. 1997Q
  31800. 1996R
  31801. 1997V
  31802. 24/6/98Y
  31803. 24/6/98\
  31804. James Halliday
  31805. 1/10/94
  31806. Unacceptably marred by what appears to be the results of bacterial infection similar to brettanomyces. Tasted on a number of occasions with identical notes. The 
  31807. 92 by contrast, was very smooth and harmonious with lush red berry fruit flavours and soft tannins.
  31808. 1995Q
  31809. 1994R
  31810. 1995V
  31811. 24/6/98Y
  31812. 24/6/98\
  31813. James Halliday
  31814. 1/1/96
  31815. `Vivid purple; potent idiosyncratic, vibrant fruit aromas with an echo of a gluepaste-type character which may well derive from use of older oak. The wine has interesting flavour and structure, initially giving the impression in the mouth that it will be much bigger than it is, falling away slightly on the finish. None of the problems of the 
  31816. 93 wine.
  31817. 1996Q
  31818. 1995R
  31819. 1996V
  31820. 24/6/98Y
  31821. 24/6/98\
  31822. James Halliday
  31823. 1/1/96
  31824. Light red; a clean, fresh spicy red berry bouquet leads on to a spotlessly clean, light and fresh wine on the palate, showing no errant characters. Retasted October 1996 with some gamey characters, which simply have to be varietally-driven, starting to intrude.  
  31825. 1997Q
  31826. 1996R
  31827. 1997V
  31828. 24/6/98Y
  31829. 24/6/98\
  31830. James Halliday
  31831. 1/1/97
  31832. TTypically bright red-purple; American oak is fairly obvious and provides the initial impact on the bouquet, and is again evident on the palate, though not quite to the same degree. There is soft, gently sweet plummy fruit on the early and mid-palate, dipping towards the finish in typical Chambourcin fashion. Pleasant early-drinking style.
  31833. Export
  31834. 98 bookH
  31835. 1998Q
  31836. 1997R
  31837. 1998V
  31838. 24/6/98Y
  31839. 24/6/98\
  31840. James Halliday
  31841. 1/9/94D
  31842. Medium yellow-green; an exceptionally complex, rich and stylish bouquet with striking barrel-ferment oak characters. The palate has intense melon and citrus fruit interwoven with gently spicy oak, and an almost creamy texture. Totally seductive.H
  31843. 1997Q
  31844. 1994R
  31845. 1997V
  31846. 24/6/98Y
  31847. 24/6/98\
  31848. James Halliday
  31849. 1/10/95
  31850. Medium to full yellow-green; a stylish, rich and complex bouquet with tangy melon fruit complexed by barrel-ferment aromas. A beautifully made wine, with abundant tangy melon fruit, perfectly integrated, gently spicy/smoky oak, and balancing acidity. Outstanding.
  31851. 1998Q
  31852. 1995R
  31853. 1998V
  31854. 24/6/98Y
  31855. 24/6/98\
  31856. James Halliday
  31857. 1/2/96
  31858. Medium yellow-green; attractive melon fruit of medium intensity with subtle oak held nicely in restraint; an elegant and harmonious palate with length and intensity on the mid to back palate to the citrus and melon fruit. A very good outcome for a very difficult vintage.
  31859. 1998Q
  31860. 1997R
  31861. 1998V
  31862. 24/6/98Y
  31863. 24/6/98\
  31864. James Halliday
  31865. 1/10/97
  31866. KMedium green-yellow; has developed quite complex aromas with the Padthaway component coming through quite strongly with citrus/grapefruit/melon aromas. The palate, too, has developed extremely well, with attractive melon fruit, subtle oak and a smooth, well-balanced finish. Much better than the wine tasted shortly after bottling.
  31867. export
  31868. 98 bookF
  31869. 2001Q
  31870. 1998R
  31871. 2001V
  31872. 24/6/98Y
  31873. 24/6/98\
  31874. James Halliday
  31875. 1/9/94D
  31876. Medium yellow-green; the aroma is clean and smooth with melon/citrus/tropical fruits, and has the requisite richness. The palate shows the same fig/melon/citrus flavours, finishing with good acidity. H
  31877. 1996Q
  31878. 1995R
  31879. 1996V
  31880. 24/6/98Y
  31881. 24/6/98\
  31882. James Halliday
  31883. 1/2/96
  31884. Medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet with melon/citrus fruit and slightly rough edges. The palate, too, is solid, with some lees contact characters adding weight, but the deficiencies of the fruit are evident, with slightly dusty flavours.H
  31885. 1997Q
  31886. 1996R
  31887. 1997V
  31888. 24/6/98Y
  31889. 24/6/98\
  31890. James Halliday
  31891. 1/12/96D
  31892. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, relatively light bouquet with citrus and melon fruit leads on to a pleasantly, though not extravagantly, flavoured palate with melon and fig varietal fruit. Inoffensive.E
  31893. Export
  31894. 98 bookH
  31895. 1998Q
  31896. 1997R
  31897. 1998V
  31898. 24/6/98Y
  31899. 24/6/98\
  31900. James Halliday
  31901. 1/9/94D
  31902. Strong purple-red; a complex, concentrated bouquet with perfectly ripened Cabernet, and immaculately balanced and integrated oak. An outstanding palate, with luscious blackcurrant fruit showing great length, balance and concentration. H
  31903. 2002Q
  31904. 1996R
  31905. 2002V
  31906. 24/6/98
  31907. 24/6/98\
  31908. James Halliday
  31909. 1/10/95D
  31910. Strong purple-red; a robust bouquet with full black and redcurrant fruit married with nicely judged oak. The palate shows rich, full-flavoured dusty chocolate flavours; good texture and balance. H
  31911. 2002Q
  31912. 1997R
  31913. 2002V
  31914. 24/6/98Y
  31915. 24/6/98\
  31916. James Halliday
  31917. 1/2/96D
  31918. Dense red-purple; full, potent dark berry/briary fruit with lots of balancing oak on the bouquet; a full-on wine on the palate with lots of American oak extract; less finesse than the best of this range.H
  31919. 2002Q
  31920. 1998R
  31921. 2002V
  31922. 24/6/98Y
  31923. 24/6/98\
  31924. James Halliday
  31925. 1/12/96
  31926. Strong purple-red; a lushly ripe and concentrated bouquet with cassis/blackcurrant/redcurrant fruits and subtle oak. A rich, round, mouthfilling and luscious wine on the palate which tends to highlight the weedy characters to be found in other McLaren Vale Cabernets, but not this.
  31927. Export
  31928. 98 bookH
  31929. 2005Q
  31930. 2000R
  31931. 2005V
  31932. 24/6/98Y
  31933. 24/6/98\
  31934. James Halliday
  31935. 1/10/95
  31936. Medium to full purple-red; a wonderfully rich, complex bouquet redolent of cassis fruit and vanillin oak. The palate is concentrated and powerful with great texture; there is a seductive mix of ripe blackcurrant and slightly more herbal fruit; the finish is long, with fine tannins. Retasted October 
  31937. 95 and looked, if anything, better, with sumptuously rich but not heavy blackcurrant fruit, a hint of spice, cedary oak and those long, fine, lingering tannins still to the fore.
  31938. 2012Q
  31939. 1997R
  31940. 2012V
  31941. 24/6/98Y
  31942. 24/6/98\
  31943. James Halliday
  31944. 1/9/94D
  31945. Medium to full red-purple; rich dark cherry and briary fruit with masses of creamy, vanillin oak on the bouquet. The palate shows the same abundant creamy vanillin American oak with wonderfully rich, ripe fruit, and good structure.H
  31946. 2000Q
  31947. 1995R
  31948. 2000V
  31949. 24/6/98Y
  31950. 24/6/98\
  31951. James Halliday
  31952. 1/10/95D
  31953. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe, rich plummy bouquet with some spice and just a hint of sweet oak aromas lead on to a seductive and plush wine with spice, plums, liquorice, a touch of vanillin oak and soft tannins. A modern classic.H
  31954. 2001Q
  31955. 1996R
  31956. 2001V
  31957. 24/6/98Y
  31958. 24/6/98\
  31959. James Halliday
  31960. 1/10/96
  31961. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, sweet and deliciously juicy bouquet with sundry black fruits and berries woven through soft vanillin oak. The palate is fresh, abounding with vibrantly sweet fruit and more of that most attractive spice and vanilla oak.E
  31962. Export
  31963. 98 bookH
  31964. 2002Q
  31965. 1997R
  31966. 2002V
  31967. 24/6/98Y
  31968. 24/6/98\
  31969. James Halliday
  31970. 1/9/94D
  31971. Vivid purple-red of medium depth; abundant red and black cherry fruit aromas, clean and vibrant. The palate is fresh and fruitily exuberant with a sweet middle palate and a dry finish. They don
  31972. t come much better.H
  31973. 1995Q
  31974. 1994R
  31975. 1995V
  31976. 24/6/98Y
  31977. 24/6/98\
  31978. James Halliday
  31979. 1/10/95D
  31980. Light red-purple; fresh cherry fruit aromas with just a hint of straw/hay characters. The palate has very lively cherry fruit, but is ever so slightly fuzzy on the finish, perhaps due to low sulphur dioxide levels. Not up to the 
  31981. 94. H
  31982. 1996Q
  31983. 1996V
  31984. 24/6/98Y
  31985. 24/6/98\
  31986. James Halliday
  31987. 1/9/94D
  31988. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with a range of buttery/peachy/grapefruit aromas allied with sophisticated use of oak. A stylish and surprisingly elegant wine for the region, with a fine, long palate and good barrel-ferment characters.H
  31989. 1996Q
  31990. 1995R
  31991. 1996V
  31992. 24/6/98Y
  31993. 24/6/98\
  31994. James Halliday
  31995. 1/10/95
  31996. #Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, rich and multifaceted with utterly seductive, concentrated peach and melon fruit; on the palate the concentration of fruit flavour makes the wine appear almost viscous, yet it does not cloy. An archetypal sun-filled Australian white wine.
  31997. 1997Q
  31998. 1996R
  31999. 1997V
  32000. 24/6/98Y
  32001. 24/6/98\
  32002. James Halliday
  32003. 1/10/96
  32004. Glowing yellow-green; solid peach and citrus fruit of medium to full intensity leads logically on to a palate with lots of rich, ripe, mouthfilling peachy fruit and subtle oak.  E
  32005. Export
  32006. 98 bookH
  32007. 1998Q
  32008. 1997R
  32009. 1998V
  32010. 24/6/98Y
  32011. 24/6/98\
  32012. James Halliday
  32013. 1/11/95
  32014. hMedium red-purple; the bouquet shows an array of cedar and cigar box aromas from the oak, but is equally driven by the ripe, dark berry fruit ranging from plum to blackcurrant. The palate is opulent, with blackcurrant berry flavours from the Cabernet, a hint of spice and game from the Shiraz, and has tremendous depth to the structure, with lingering tannins.
  32015. 2004Q
  32016. 1998R
  32017. 2004V
  32018. 24/6/98Y
  32019. 24/6/98\
  32020. James Halliday
  32021. 1/10/96
  32022. Medium purple-red; a clean and fragrant bouquet with an attractive mix of leafy and red berry notes, with subtle oak. The wine has a long, elegant palate with plenty of power and style; overall good extract and fine, supple, lingering tannins.E
  32023. Export
  32024. 98 bookH
  32025. 2003Q
  32026. 1998R
  32027. 2003V
  32028. 24/6/98Y
  32029. 24/6/98\
  32030. James Halliday
  32031. 1/10/94D
  32032. Medium to full red; a quite stylish bouquet with a mixture of strawberry, tobacco and stalky aromas. The palate has good structure and length, although the fruit has already altered to secondary characteristics. Finishes a fraction too firm for my taste.H
  32033. 1995Q
  32034. 1994R
  32035. 1995V
  32036. 24/6/98Y
  32037. 24/6/98\
  32038. James Halliday
  32039. 1/8/96
  32040. Dark red with a tinge of brick; a rich, full and potent bouquet with an array of earthy/plummy fruit. A massive wine on the palate in a distinctly rustic mould but not unlike a mature French Burgundy, again with masses of flavour.  E
  32041. Export
  32042. 98 bookH
  32043. 1998Q
  32044. 1997R
  32045. 1998V
  32046. 24/6/98Y
  32047. 24/6/98\
  32048. James Halliday
  32049. 1/9/94
  32050. Light to medium green-yellow; a restrained, tight and clean bouquet, but not terribly complex. The palate has citrussy, slightly green fruit, perhaps reflecting the tightrope the winemaker has to walk in an area a little too warm for quality sparkling wine production.
  32051. 24/6/98Y
  32052. 24/6/98\
  32053. James Halliday
  32054. 1/1/96
  32055. Medium to full red-purple; the aromas range in the briary/woody/earthy/leathery spectrum, with similar briary/woody flavours on the palate. The wine has what I can only describe as clean but dry fruit flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  32056. 1998Q
  32057. 1996R
  32058. 1998V
  32059. 24/6/98Y
  32060. 24/6/98\
  32061. James Halliday
  32062. 1/10/96
  32063. Medium to full purple-red; a clean, direct bouquet of medium intensity with earthy/berry fruit and subtle oak; the palate has pleasingly fresh and juicy red berry fruit flavours, soft tannins and well-integrated oak. Much the best under this label for some time.
  32064. Export
  32065. 98 bookH
  32066. 2003Q
  32067. 1998R
  32068. 2003V
  32069. 24/6/98Y
  32070. 24/6/98\
  32071. James Halliday
  32072. 1/7/97
  32073. -Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with aromas of earth and mint supported by subtle oak. The palate is unexpectedly complex and rich, with ripe, lush damson plum and cherry fruit with hints of spice. Finishes with nice tannins; continues the renaissance begun with the 
  32074. 2005K
  32075. CD noteQ
  32076. 1999R
  32077. 2005V
  32078. 24/6/98W
  32079. 99 bookY
  32080. 24/6/98\
  32081. James Halliday
  32082. 1/11/94D
  32083. Light green-yellow; full and rich with lots of limey fruit aromas, generous and slightly broad. In the mouth, a big, powerful wine with lots of fruit flavour and quite good length.H
  32084. 1997Q
  32085. 1995R
  32086. 1997V
  32087. 24/6/98Y
  32088. 24/6/98\
  32089. James Halliday
  32090. 1/1/96
  32091. Light to medium yellow-green; a soft, clean bouquet with lime pastille fruit of moderate intensity. There are similar rounded lime flavours on the palate which, despite reasonably firm acid on the finish, is in an easy drinking, immediately approachable style.
  32092. 1998Q
  32093. 1996R
  32094. 1998V
  32095. 24/6/98Y
  32096. 24/6/98\
  32097. James Halliday
  32098. 1/11/94D
  32099. Light yellow-green; light but crisp aromas in the straw/honeysuckle spectrum expected of the variety. There is power and length to the mid to back palate, with those distinctive and yet hard to define Marsanne flavours. H
  32100. 2003Q
  32101. 1995R
  32102. 2003V
  32103. 24/6/98Y
  32104. 24/6/98\
  32105. James Halliday
  32106. 1/10/95
  32107. HVery pale light yellow-green; almost two years into its life, still showing young wine/fermentation aromas on the bouquet; there is also that extra dimension of fruit sweetness on the palate (deriving from fruit, not residual sugar) and looks as if it will develop reasonably quickly, but is highly regarded by Chateau Tahbilk. 
  32108. 1998Q
  32109. 1996R
  32110. 1998V
  32111. 24/6/98Y
  32112. 24/6/98\
  32113. James Halliday
  32114. 1/1/96D
  32115. Glowing yellow-green; aromas of honeysuckle, honey and a cross-cut of that varietal chalkiness. The palate is tight, fine and with hints of lemon and herbaceous flavours. Appears to have the potential to develop into a classic given time. H
  32116. 2005Q
  32117. 1996R
  32118. 2005V
  32119. 24/6/98Y
  32120. 24/6/98\
  32121. James Halliday
  32122. 1/10/96
  32123. GMedium yellow-green; considerable depth to the bouquet with that ever-so-typical faintly chalky, faintly honeysuckle aroma.  The palate is still discreet and closed; bloodlines suggest the wine will develop very well indeed given time. Retasted October 1997 and developing slowly but surely. Promises to be a classic with time.
  32124. Export
  32125. 98 bookH
  32126. 2006Q
  32127. 1997R
  32128. 2006T
  32129. ChangedV
  32130. 24/6/98Y
  32131. 24/6/98\
  32132. James Halliday
  32133. 1/10/95D
  32134. Medium to full red-purple; an abundant, ripe, quite sweet bouquet with lots of plummy/berry fruit. The palate has lashings of that same plummy/berry fruit with nicely balanced and integrated tannins. Will be very long lived.H
  32135. 2010Q
  32136. 1997R
  32137. 2010V
  32138. 24/6/98Y
  32139. 24/6/98\
  32140. James Halliday
  32141. 1/10/95
  32142. Medium red-purple; a much firmer and more austere wine than the 
  32143. 91 with a range of more leafy/minty/earthy aromas, but there are plenty of fresh plum and mint flavours on the palate, and the tannins are softer and finer. Good wine.H
  32144. 2005Q
  32145. 1997R
  32146. 2005V
  32147. 24/6/98Y
  32148. 24/6/98\
  32149. James Halliday
  32150. 1/10/96
  32151. |Medium red; the bouquet is clean, with slightly squashy berry fruit characters, and neither mint nor spice evident. There is rather more extract on the palate than the bouquet promises with the traditional earth, briar and plum fruit flavours, and firm tannins. Good but not in the class of the 
  32152. 91 and 
  32153. 92. Retasted October 1996 with similar notes; definitely in a lighter mould.
  32154. 2003Q
  32155. 1998R
  32156. 2003V
  32157. 24/6/98Y
  32158. 24/6/98\
  32159. James Halliday
  32160. 1/5/97
  32161. 7Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with red berry/cherry fruit, together with hints of plum and earth.  The flavours of the palate track those of the bouquet, with minty nuances also appearing; fresh and lively. Retasted October 1997 and very disappointing; conceivably a poor bottle.
  32162. Export
  32163. 98 bookH
  32164. 2005K
  32165. 1998R
  32166. 2005T
  32167. ChangedV
  32168. 24/6/98Y
  32169. 24/6/98\
  32170. James Halliday
  32171. 1/10/95
  32172. (Medium to full red-purple; much riper sweet berry fruit than the immediately preceding vintages, but with a whisper of astringency on both bouquet and palate. A powerful and concentrated wine, reflecting the vintage, but with a question mark over its future because of that touch of astringency. 
  32173. 2003Q
  32174. 1998R
  32175. 2003V
  32176. 24/6/98Y
  32177. 24/6/98\
  32178. James Halliday
  32179. 1/10/95
  32180. Medium to full red-purple; riper even than the 
  32181. 91, with strong plum/hay/straw aromas, almost porty. The palate has lots of mint and plum fruit flavours of the concentration and strength one expects from the wine, finishing with solid but balanced tannins.
  32182. 2004Q
  32183. 1999R
  32184. 2004V
  32185. 24/6/98Y
  32186. 24/6/98\
  32187. James Halliday
  32188. 1/1/96
  32189. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with a range of briary, dark berry and chocolate aromas, leading on to a well-weighted palate with briary/dark berry fruit, plenty of depth, and well-integrated and balanced tannins. Much better than the Shiraz of 
  32190. 2005Q
  32191. 2000R
  32192. 2005V
  32193. 24/6/98Y
  32194. 24/6/98\
  32195. James Halliday
  32196. 1/5/97
  32197. Medium red; some leafy, slightly soapy notes to the bouquet is not a very promising start, but the palate is much better, firm, with touches of mint to offset the more herbal notes of the cabernet fruit; of medium weight and pleasant mouthfeel. E
  32198. 98 bookH
  32199. 2003K
  32200. 1998R
  32201. 2003V
  32202. 24/6/98Y
  32203. 24/6/98\
  32204. James Halliday
  32205. 1/6/94D
  32206. Brilliant green-yellow; pungent, crisp herbal grassy fruit, dry and flinty. The palate is crisp, lively and fresh with a very good finish and balance, and a marvellously cleansing aftertaste.H
  32207. 1996Q
  32208. 1995R
  32209. 1996V
  32210. 24/6/98Y
  32211. 24/6/98\
  32212. James Halliday
  32213. 1/2/96D
  32214. Light to medium yellow-green; herbaceous/tangy fruit leaps to the fore, with subtle oak in the background of the bouquet. An intense and long-flavoured wine, with more of that potent herbaceous fruit, and the oak barely perceptible; faintly bitter finish.H
  32215. 1997Q
  32216. 1996R
  32217. 24/6/98Y
  32218. 24/6/98\
  32219. James Halliday
  32220. 1/4/95D
  32221. Medium red-purple; fresh, fragrant fruit of medium intensity with mint, earth and leaf aromas, and subtle oak. The wine has a smooth, quite sweet entry into the mouth, then picking up more astringent characters on the mid to back palate.H
  32222. 1999Q
  32223. 1996R
  32224. 1999V
  32225. 24/6/98Y
  32226. 24/6/98\
  32227. James Halliday
  32228. 1/4/95
  32229. %Strong red-purple; much more fruit sweetness and harmony on the bouquet, with nicely ripened red berry fruit aromas. A most attractive wine on the palate with sweet berry fruit flavours and finely balanced integrated tannins. Less concentrated than the 
  32230. 91, but still a particularly good wine.
  32231. 2001Q
  32232. 1997R
  32233. 2001V
  32234. 24/6/98Y
  32235. 24/6/98\
  32236. James Halliday
  32237. 1/4/96
  32238. *Full purple-red; a big, rustic, smoky, slightly gamey bouquet with some dark berry fruits.  The palate is just as rustic as the bouquet suggests it will be, with more of those smoky/gamey characters surrounding a core of dense fruit.  Seemingly needed more work done to it before it went to bottle.
  32239. Export
  32240. 98 bookH
  32241. 2003Q
  32242. 1998R
  32243. 2003V
  32244. 24/6/98Y
  32245. 24/6/98\
  32246. James Halliday
  32247. 1/7/97
  32248. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with earthy varietal fruit woven through cedary oak heralds a beautifully made wine with most attractive fruit showing perfectly ripened cabernet flavours. The palate is long and fine, with excellent tannin and acid balance.
  32249. 2007K
  32250. CD noteQ
  32251. 1999R
  32252. 2007V
  32253. 24/6/98W
  32254. 99 bookY
  32255. 24/6/98\
  32256. James Halliday
  32257. 1/4/95
  32258. Medium to full red; a supremely elegant bouquet with fragrant cedary/briary/chocolate aromas. The palate has classic cabernet varietal fruit with cedary oak and soft but persistent tannins on a long finish.H
  32259. 2005Q
  32260. 1997R
  32261. 2005V
  32262. 24/6/98Y
  32263. 24/6/98\
  32264. James Halliday
  32265. 1/7/95
  32266. UMedium to full red-purple; in distinctly different style from the Reserve wines of surrounding vintages, with distinctly minty aromas and flavours not frequently encountered in Margaret River red wines. Still, plenty of flavour and substance, and certainly without any winemaking fault. A gold medal winner at Expovina-Zurich, of all places.
  32267. 2005Q
  32268. 1997R
  32269. 2005V
  32270. 24/6/98Y
  32271. 24/6/98\
  32272. James Halliday
  32273. 1/4/96
  32274. Medium to full red-purple; a complex but relatively tight and austere bouquet with cedar/cigar box aromas over a core of black fruits.  The palate is powerful, intense and long, with a mix of cedar, cassis and leaf; well structured and particularly long on the finish.
  32275. Export
  32276. 98 bookH
  32277. 2004Q
  32278. 1998R
  32279. 2004V
  32280. 24/6/98Y
  32281. 24/6/98\
  32282. James Halliday
  32283. 1/5/97D
  32284. Medium to full red-purple; a stylish mix of cedar, cassis and leaf aromas on the bouquet lead into a powerful but elegant wine on he palate, classically moulded and balanced, with a lingering finish.H
  32285. 2010K
  32286. 2000R
  32287. 2010V
  32288. 24/6/98Y
  32289. 24/6/98\
  32290. James Halliday
  32291. 1/9/94D
  32292. Light to medium red; quite scented, and hints of oriental spices; of medium weight and intensity overall, with plums and a touch of spice on the palate. Well made, and has good structure.H
  32293. 1995Q
  32294. 1994R
  32295. 1995V
  32296. 24/6/98Y
  32297. 24/6/98\
  32298. James Halliday
  32299. 1/9/94D
  32300. Bright red-purple; a fresh, sweet almost strawberry-accented aroma, which is most unusual. The palate also shows extremely sweet and ripe, almost into hyper-ripeness, fruit flavours. Altogether an unusual wine.H
  32301. 1997Q
  32302. 1994R
  32303. 1997V
  32304. 24/6/98Y
  32305. 24/6/98\
  32306. James Halliday
  32307. 1/11/95
  32308. Medium to full red-purple; a quite fragrant bouquet with spice and liquorice, and oak relatively obvious; a similarly fragrant, spicy red berry/dark cherry-flavoured palate with a firm finish. Has developed considerably over the last 12 months, but still has a way to go. 
  32309. 2000Q
  32310. 1996R
  32311. 2000V
  32312. 24/6/98Y
  32313. 24/6/98\
  32314. James Halliday
  32315. 1/1/96
  32316. ;Full red-purple; concentrated, powerful chocolate and briar aromas woven through sweet charry oak. The palate shows the concentration promised by the bouquet, almost chewy in its denseness, though the tannins are soft, and the flavours are not harsh. One can well imagine why the pinot noir and viognier were added.
  32317. 2005Q
  32318. 1997R
  32319. 2005V
  32320. 24/6/98Y
  32321. 24/6/98\
  32322. James Halliday
  32323. 1/7/96
  32324. 6Medium purple-red; a complex bouquet strongly reminiscent of the Rh
  32325. ne Valley with a mix of leather, spice and briary fruit supported by subtle oak. An impressive wine on the palate, not as huge as the 
  32326. 94, but with depth and character, and an intriguing range of dark cherry, liquorice and leather flavours.  
  32327. Export
  32328. 98 bookH
  32329. 2002Q
  32330. 1997R
  32331. 2002V
  32332. 24/6/98Y
  32333. 24/6/98\
  32334. James Halliday
  32335. 1/10/94
  32336. Medium to full red, with a touch of purple; potent leafy/briary/cassis aromas with slightly medicinal overtones; typical cool-climate fruit. Similar spicy/herbal/medicinal flavours on the palate, with some spicy/cedary French oak, finishing with soft tannins.
  32337. 2000Q
  32338. 1994R
  32339. 2000V
  32340. 24/6/98Y
  32341. 24/6/98\
  32342. James Halliday
  32343. 1/2/97D
  32344. Medium red-purple; austere but quite complex cabernet aromas and flavours with subtle oak but quite pronounced tannins. A big, slightly brawny wine. E
  32345. export
  32346. 98 bookH
  32347. 2002Q
  32348. 1998R
  32349. 2002V
  32350. 24/6/98Y
  32351. 24/6/98\
  32352. James Halliday
  32353. 1/1/98D
  32354. Bright full yellow with particularly good mousse; complex bready/yeasty autolysis over fresh citrussy fruit; the palate is complex with a nice blend of crisp fruit and yeast autolysis. The finish is long and the dosage low.E
  32355. ExportH
  32356. 1999Q
  32357. 1998R
  32358. 1999V
  32359. 24/6/98W
  32360. 99 bookY
  32361. 24/6/98\
  32362. James Halliday
  32363. 1/11/94D
  32364. Full red-purple, with clean, rich, ripe pepper-spice-black cherry aromas. In the mouth, full-bodied, potent and powerful with lots of fruit and well-structured tannins. H
  32365. 2002Q
  32366. 1997R
  32367. 2002V
  32368. 24/6/98Y
  32369. 24/6/98\
  32370. James Halliday
  32371. 1/12/96
  32372. Dense red-purple; a full, deep and concentrated bouquet with dark plum fruit and subtle oak.  Concentrated and rich, with dark plum and black cherry fruit; the tannins run through the palate, and together with the fruit, have literally swallowed up the oak.
  32373. Export
  32374. 98 bookH
  32375. 2010Q
  32376. 2000R
  32377. 2010V
  32378. 24/6/98Y
  32379. 24/6/98\
  32380. James Halliday
  32381. 1/11/94D
  32382. Light yellow-green; strong smoky passionfruit aromas; similar passionfruit/gooseberry flavours are evident on the palate, which is both striking and vibrant.H
  32383. 1997Q
  32384. 1995R
  32385. 1997V
  32386. 24/6/98Y
  32387. 24/6/98\
  32388. James Halliday
  32389. 1/4/96D
  32390. Medium yellow-green; tangy and rich with that distinctive tropical/gooseberry character which appears year after year. Rich and voluptuously mouthfilling on the palate, immediately seductive.H
  32391. 1998Q
  32392. 1996R
  32393. 1998V
  32394. 24/6/98Y
  32395. 24/6/98\
  32396. James Halliday
  32397. 1/12/96
  32398. Medium yellow-green; that extra dimension of weight and intensity which is the hallmark of Coriole Semillon is immediately apparent on the bouquet. An unequivocally rich wine on the palate, with the extract and weight tending to close in on you on the mid-palate, though not so much on the finish.  Has some of the slightly sweaty characters of slow fermentation, which may dissipate with age.
  32399. Export
  32400. 98 bookH
  32401. 1998Q
  32402. 1997R
  32403. 1998V
  32404. 24/6/98Y
  32405. 24/6/98\
  32406. James Halliday
  32407. 1/11/94
  32408. Vivid purple-red; clean, with solid, ripe dark berry fruit aromas and minimal oak influence. The palate shows some minty flavours, not apparent on the bouquet, with plenty of weight, but avoiding over-extraction, and finishing with soft tannins.H
  32409. 1995Q
  32410. 1994R
  32411. 1995V
  32412. 24/6/98Y
  32413. 24/6/98\
  32414. James Halliday
  32415. 1/9/94D
  32416. Medium yellow-green; smooth melon/fig fruit with just a hint of oak; falls away slightly on the palate, but smooth and pleasant, and good value at the price.H
  32417. 1996Q
  32418. 1995R
  32419. 1996V
  32420. 24/6/98Y
  32421. 24/6/98\
  32422. James Halliday
  32423. 1/10/95D
  32424. Light to medium yellow-green; an elegant bouquet with melon fruit and subtle oak well balanced and integrated. The palate is as elegant, fine and harmonious as the bouquet suggests it will be; a highly sophisticated, unforced style.H
  32425. 1997Q
  32426. 1996R
  32427. 1997V
  32428. 24/6/98Y
  32429. 24/6/98\
  32430. James Halliday
  32431. 1/10/96D
  32432. Medium yellow-green; a pleasant but relatively plain bouquet with some fruit weight but no aspiration to complexity; the palate is rather better, with pleasing nectarine fruit and just a hint of oak.E
  32433. Export
  32434. 98 bookH
  32435. 1998Q
  32436. 1997R
  32437. 1998V
  32438. 24/6/98Y
  32439. 24/6/98\
  32440. James Halliday
  32441. 1/6/94D
  32442. Light yellow-green; fine, elegant lime fruit with just a hint of volatile acidity, but acceptable. The palate has firm, faintly citrussy, dry/toasty fruit, with a long finish, and structured to age.H
  32443. 2000Q
  32444. 1995R
  32445. 2000V
  32446. 24/6/98Y
  32447. 24/6/98\
  32448. James Halliday
  32449. 1/3/96D
  32450. Light yellow-green; a typically tight bouquet which gradually unfolded to show a range of lime pastille and more floral notes. A beautifully crafted wine, with a long palate and perfectly-balanced acidity.H
  32451. 2001Q
  32452. 1996R
  32453. 2001V
  32454. 24/6/98Y
  32455. 24/6/98\
  32456. James Halliday
  32457. 1/4/97D
  32458. Brilliant light green-yellow; fragrant passionfruit and lime aromas spring from the glass; the palate is light, but very elegant and fine, with more of those passionfruit, lime and citrus flavours of the bouquet. Finishes crisp and dry.  E
  32459. Export
  32460. 98 bookH
  32461. 2005K
  32462. 1998R
  32463. 2005V
  32464. 24/6/98Y
  32465. 24/6/98\
  32466. James Halliday
  32467. 1/6/94D
  32468. Medium red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with minerally/herbal aromas. The palate has an interesting European, almost Italianate structure, with nice red berry fruit on the finish and echoes of mint. A wine which creeps up on you. H
  32469. 2000Q
  32470. 1995R
  32471. 2000V
  32472. 24/6/98Y
  32473. 24/6/98\
  32474. James Halliday
  32475. 1/6/95
  32476. Medium to full red; a complex bouquet with bottle-developed characters having some forest floor/gamey aspects, but also echoes of Bordeaux. Very Bordeaux-like in structure and flavour, although more to the right bank in style; interesting wine.H
  32477. 2001Q
  32478. 1996R
  32479. 2001V
  32480. 24/6/98Y
  32481. 24/6/98\
  32482. James Halliday
  32483. 1/3/96D
  32484. Full red-purple; a clean, complex bouquet with cedary, dark berry fruits. Stylish but concentrated and powerful in the mouth, with briary dark berry fruit flavours, finishing with fine, lingering tannins.E
  32485. ExportH
  32486. 2002Q
  32487. 1997R
  32488. 2002V
  32489. 24/6/98Y
  32490. 24/6/98\
  32491. James Halliday
  32492. 1/5/97
  32493. MStrong red-purple colour; a complex, potent bouquet with a mix of cassis and dark chocolate fruit leads on to an excellently ripened wine on the palate with predominantly cassis and chocolate flavours, and a hint of mint; good concentration and persistent tannins. Like the 
  32494. 96 Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, very nearly rated five stars.
  32495. Export
  32496. 98 bookH
  32497. 2018K
  32498. 1998R
  32499. 2018V
  32500. 24/6/98Y
  32501. 24/6/98\
  32502. James Halliday
  32503. 1/11/94
  32504. .Dense impenetrable purple; fine and clean, yet concentrated bouquet with perfectly ripened fruit and subtle oak. The palate is similarly concentrated yet fine, with supple tannins running through dark red berry fruit (and echoes of dark chocolate and mint), giving the wine great structure and length. 
  32505. 2015Q
  32506. 2000R
  32507. 2015V
  32508. 24/6/98Y
  32509. 24/6/98\
  32510. James Halliday
  32511. 1/10/95
  32512. Medium red-purple; a powerful and fragrant bouquet of medium to full intensity with cigar box oak and dark berry fruit. An intense yet finely structured wine, showing more of those cigar box flavours on the palate (together with fruit), finishing with persistent tannins.
  32513. 2010Q
  32514. 2000R
  32515. 2010V
  32516. 24/6/98Y
  32517. 24/6/98\
  32518. James Halliday
  32519. 1/10/96
  32520. BDense red-purple; in typical Cullen style, concentrated full and ripe with masses of blackcurrant fruit leading the bouquet; a massively concentrated and fairly tannic wine on the palate, although the oak has been held nicely in restraint. Simply needs a decade to open up, although the volatile lift does pose a question.
  32521. Export
  32522. 98 bookH
  32523. 2012Q
  32524. 2002R
  32525. 2012V
  32526. 24/6/98Y
  32527. 24/6/98\
  32528. James Halliday
  32529. 1/1/97
  32530. Reserve.  Full red-purple; proclaims its class from the first second, with dark berry, dark chocolate and cedar oak skilfully interwoven; the palate is as concentrated as the bouquet promises with ripe, luscious fruit in a dark berry spectrum, perfectly balanced and integrated oak, and equally perfectly judged and controlled tannins. Retasted November 1997 (and subsequently); a once in a decade wine.
  32531. export
  32532. 98 bookH
  32533. 2015Q
  32534. 2000R
  32535. 2015V
  32536. 24/6/98W
  32537. 99 bookY
  32538. 24/6/98\
  32539. James Halliday
  32540. 1/9/94D
  32541. Glowing yellow-green; intense lime, mandarin and apricot aromas with a hint of vanilla; the palate is very powerful, lingering, and intense with lime, mandarin and apricot flavours, finishing with good acidity to balance the sweetness.H
  32542. 1995Q
  32543. 1994R
  32544. 1995V
  32545. 24/6/98Y
  32546. 24/6/98\
  32547. James Halliday
  32548. 1/9/94
  32549. Medium to full red; the bouquet shows very ripe, juicy red fruit, a fraction on the jammy side. On the palate there is intense fruit with spicy elements coming through, the finish freshened by acidity.H
  32550. 2007Q
  32551. 1995R
  32552. 2007V
  32553. 24/6/98Y
  32554. 24/6/98\
  32555. James Halliday
  32556. 1/10/95D
  32557. Medium red-purple; very distinct gamey/barnyard/farmyard aromas and flavours which were once accepted as legitimate manifestations of McLaren Vale style, but I find that a little difficult to accept.H
  32558. 2008Q
  32559. 1996R
  32560. 2008V
  32561. 24/6/98Y
  32562. 24/6/98\
  32563. James Halliday
  32564. 1/12/96
  32565. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex with solid fruit, spicy notes and more than just a dash of gaminess, less charitably described as McLaren Vale cowshed.  On the palate, a big wine with a mix of dark berry, dark chocolate and those gamey flavours. It is almost impossible to tell how much is regional/varietal influence, and how much from old (and possibly faulty) oak. Given the benefit of the doubt.
  32566. 2004Q
  32567. 1998R
  32568. 2004V
  32569. 24/6/98Y
  32570. 24/6/98\
  32571. James Halliday
  32572. 1/10/97
  32573. =Strong red-purple; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, with spice, liquorice and game characters starting to emerge from the base of red and black cherry fruit. The palate, too, has evolved excellently, with a mix of powerful black cherry, liquorice and spice fruit flavours. Retasted several times late 1997.
  32574. export
  32575. 98 bookF
  32576. 2012Q
  32577. 1999R
  32578. 2012V
  32579. 24/6/98Y
  32580. 24/6/98\
  32581. James Halliday
  32582. 1/9/94D
  32583. Medium to full red; a complex, ripe bouquet with some regional cowshed aromas. The palate has abundant ripe, sweet berry fruit, with just a hint of spice in the background.H
  32584. 2012Q
  32585. 1998R
  32586. 2012V
  32587. 24/6/98Y
  32588. 24/6/98\
  32589. James Halliday
  32590. 1/11/95D
  32591. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with sweet berry fruit and some slightly atypical minty aspects; the palate, too, shows some leafy/minty flavours out of the mainstream of the style.H
  32592. 2013Q
  32593. 1998R
  32594. 2013V
  32595. 24/6/98Y
  32596. 24/6/98\
  32597. James Halliday
  32598. 1/12/96
  32599. )Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with a mix of spice, berry, game and faintly earthy notes, but no hint of the cowshed. The palate has excellent structure and mouthfeel, with those silky, sweet tannins adding to the flavour as well as the structure; softly lush and ripe, and a sheer delight.
  32600. 2005Q
  32601. 1997R
  32602. 2005V
  32603. 24/6/98Y
  32604. 24/6/98\
  32605. James Halliday
  32606. 1/10/97
  32607. /Strong purple-red; a rich and complex array of aromas ranging through liquorice, chocolate, game and mint lead into a wonderfully accessible and textured palate with sweet berryish fruit, hints of liquorice and game, finishing with soft tannins.  The initial confection trap characters have disappeared.
  32608. Export
  32609. 98 bookF
  32610. 2009Q
  32611. 1999R
  32612. 2009V
  32613. 24/6/98W
  32614. 99 bookY
  32615. 24/6/98\
  32616. James Halliday
  32617. 1/2/95D
  32618. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet is complex with mineral and nut aromas, rather than primary fruit. In the mouth it is discreet and crisp, showing its cool-grown origins, again with more stony/minerally flavours, but a long and intense finish. H
  32619. 1998Q
  32620. 1996R
  32621. 1998V
  32622. 24/6/98Y
  32623. 24/6/98\
  32624. James Halliday
  32625. 1/2/95
  32626. Distinct straw tinges to the colour and a somewhat woody bouquet are not a propitious start. However, the palate is quite delicious, with smooth melon fruit tinged with oak (and perhaps fruit) spice, lingering in the mouth after the wine is swallowed.H
  32627. 1998Q
  32628. 1996R
  32629. 1998V
  32630. 24/6/98Y
  32631. 24/6/98\
  32632. James Halliday
  32633. 1/9/94D
  32634. Medium to full yellow-green; a very rich, fully-developed bouquet showing some evidence of botrytis. All in all, a high-toned wine with plenty of power and punch, some botrytis influence throughout, augmented by buttery/nutty oak.H
  32635. 1997Q
  32636. 1995R
  32637. 1997V
  32638. 24/6/98Y
  32639. 24/6/98\
  32640. James Halliday
  32641. 1/11/95D
  32642. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is solid and rich, with a mix of honeycomb/beeswax and nutty oak aromas. The palate has lots of flavour and impact, round and mouthfilling, with textured, complex flavours and structure. H
  32643. 1999Q
  32644. 1996R
  32645. 24/6/98Y
  32646. 24/6/98\
  32647. James Halliday
  32648. 1/9/94D
  32649. Full purple-red; dense, concentrated cassis fruit with subtle oak. A very potent and concentrated wine in the mouth, still with some rather sharp angular edges, needing five years or more to settle down.H
  32650. 2010Q
  32651. 1999R
  32652. 2010V
  32653. 24/6/98Y
  32654. 24/6/98\
  32655. James Halliday
  32656. 1/11/95
  32657. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of sweet cassis/blackberry fruit aromas, distinctly riper than the 
  32658. 94 vintage. The palate delivers the rich fruit promised by the bouquet, with lots of cassis fruit, a hint of mint, and fleshy, soft tannins.
  32659. 2010Q
  32660. 2000R
  32661. 2010V
  32662. 24/6/98Y
  32663. 24/6/98\
  32664. James Halliday
  32665. 1/7/96
  32666. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, fresh and concentrated bouquet with earthy/briary Cabernet varietal fruit. The palate is powerful and concentrated, tending to woody/briary rather than lush fruit, with a tannic finish. Needs much time.E
  32667. Export
  32668. 98 bookH
  32669. 2015Q
  32670. 2002R
  32671. 2015V
  32672. 24/6/98Y
  32673. 24/6/98\
  32674. James Halliday
  32675. 1/9/94D
  32676. An impenetrable red-purple colour heralds a hugely concentrated bouquet with briary, chocolate and cedar aromas, yet paradoxically a European feel to it. The tannins run right through the palate, with cedary flavours from the fruit and oak.H
  32677. 2012Q
  32678. 1997R
  32679. 2012V
  32680. 24/6/98Y
  32681. 24/6/98\
  32682. James Halliday
  32683. 1/11/95D
  32684. Medium red-purple; the aromas are almost syrupy/jammy, so ripe are they, and herald a massively ripe and concentrated wine on the palate. Despite all that ripeness, is not completely over the top, but is idiosyncratic.H
  32685. 2015Q
  32686. 2015V
  32687. 24/6/98Y
  32688. 24/6/98\
  32689. James Halliday
  32690. 1/7/96
  32691. Dense red-purple; rich, full, concentrated dark fruit aromas with subtle oak and excellent varietal character to the bouquet. Rich, velvety tannins run through but do not dominate a concentrated, complex palate with some of the briary notes of the Cabernet of the same year, but which in no way detract from an outstanding wine. Retasted July 1996 with similar (outstanding) notes and comments.
  32692. Export
  32693. 98 bookH
  32694. 2015Q
  32695. 1999R
  32696. 2015V
  32697. 24/6/98Y
  32698. 24/6/98\
  32699. James Halliday
  32700. 1/9/94
  32701. $Medium to full yellow-green; a surprisingly intense and complex bouquet with both fruit and more nutty aromas, with very cunningly handled oak. Full, soft, rich, mouthfilling fruit and just a hint of spicy oak, no doubt from very well-handled chips. The 
  32702. 94 is a disappointment in comparison.
  32703. 1995Q
  32704. 1994R
  32705. 1995V
  32706. 24/6/98
  32707. 24/6/98\
  32708. James Halliday
  32709. 1/11/95D
  32710. Medium to full yellow; a full-blown wine on both bouquet and palate, but in both instances rather heavy, slightly cosmetic oak tends to sit on top of the fruit. For all that, a wine with some flavour and character.H
  32711. 1996Q
  32712. 1995R
  32713. 1996V
  32714. 24/6/98Y
  32715. 24/6/98\
  32716. James Halliday
  32717. 1/10/95
  32718. +Medium yellow-green; typical honeyed/honeysuckle aromas with some spicy/chippy oak. The palate needs time to develop weight and complexity, but on the track record of the wine will do so. Retasted October 1995 
  32719.  still building character, still with time in front of it, but showing very well indeed.
  32720. 2003Q
  32721. 1998R
  32722. 2003V
  32723. 24/6/98Y
  32724. 24/6/98\
  32725. James Halliday
  32726. 1/9/94
  32727. Deep, glowing yellow-gold; complex apricot and cumquat fruit lifted by an appropriate degree of volatility, and noticeable oak. A very complex wine in the mouth, with the fruit and oak still coming together.H
  32728. 1998Q
  32729. 1995R
  32730. 1998V
  32731. 24/6/98Y
  32732. 24/6/98\
  32733. James Halliday
  32734. 1/11/95D
  32735. Full gold; as always, a very complex bouquet with rich cumquat and mandarin fruit aromas together with pronounced oak. A complex wine on the palate with excellent structure; a spicy cut from the oak helps prevent the wine from cloying, as does the acid.H
  32736. 2000Q
  32737. 1996R
  32738. 2000V
  32739. 24/6/98Y
  32740. 24/6/98\
  32741. James Halliday
  32742. 1/10/96
  32743. :Glowing yellow-green; the invariably complex array of aromas with tangy fruit, spicy lemony oak and some slightly unexpected florals.  In the mouth, the ultimate in richness and complexity, with layer upon layer of flavour built in the style of the best French Sauternes, finished with excellent balancing acidity.
  32744. ExportH
  32745. 2002Q
  32746. 1997R
  32747. 2002V
  32748. 24/6/98Y
  32749. 24/6/98\
  32750. James Halliday
  32751. 1/2/97D
  32752. Medium to full yellow-green; tasted soon after bottling, has all the potential to become a classic, with incredibly rich and sweet fruit on both bouquet and palate, and plenty of new oak still knitting together with the wine. E
  32753. 98 bookH
  32754. 2003Q
  32755. 1998R
  32756. 2003V
  32757. 24/6/98Y
  32758. 24/6/98\
  32759. James Halliday
  32760. 1/11/95
  32761. :Light yellow-green; citrus/melon fruit in a restrained, discrete style with subtle oak; the same flavours are evident on a complex yet fairly restrained palate, which finishes with good length. Retasted October and November 1995, a superb wine with still-tight melon, fig and citrus fruit, and exceptional length. 
  32762. 2000Q
  32763. 1996R
  32764. 2000V
  32765. 24/6/98Y
  32766. 24/6/98\
  32767. James Halliday
  32768. 1/1/96
  32769. GGlowing yellow-green; a complex array of melon and fig fruit together with nutty barrel-ferment and creamy malolactic-ferment aromas, yet not over the top. The palate is fashioned in similar mould, not luscious, but elegant, with nutty/creamy malolactic and barrel-ferment characters woven through the tightly structured fruit.
  32770. 2002Q
  32771. 1996R
  32772. 2002V
  32773. 24/6/98Y
  32774. 24/6/98\
  32775. James Halliday
  32776. 1/10/96
  32777. Medium yellow-green; proclaims its class immediately it is smelt, with a range of fruit aromas running through ripe melon to grapefruit to fig, and subtle oak. The palate is intense, long and fine; occasional corky bottles do exist, however.H
  32778. 2001Q
  32779. 1997R
  32780. 2001V
  32781. 24/6/98Y
  32782. 24/6/98\
  32783. James Halliday
  32784. 1/10/97
  32785. 6Medium yellow-green; has developed very well since first tasted with rich nectarine and fig fruit on the complex and quite firm bouquet. There are intense fruit flavours on the palate, predominantly melon but with touches of citrus and grapefruit, yet the wine is not heavy. Supported throughout by subtle oak.
  32786. Export
  32787. 98 bookH
  32788. 2010K
  32789. 2000R
  32790. 2010T
  32791. ChangedV
  32792. 24/6/98Y
  32793. 24/6/98\
  32794. James Halliday
  32795. 1/10/95
  32796. HFull red-purple; a fragrant, potent bouquet with abundant, fragrant spice and berry fruit aromas interwoven with oak. The palate, too, shows exemplary cool-climate varietal Shiraz character in the spice/dark cherry/liquorice spectrum, finished off with perfectly balanced tannins and oak. Retasted October 1995 
  32797.  equally superb.
  32798. 2000Q
  32799. 1997R
  32800. 2000V
  32801. 24/6/98Y
  32802. 24/6/98\
  32803. James Halliday
  32804. 1/1/96
  32805. 3Medium to full red-purple; strikingly attractive and lush red cherry fruit aromas tinged with spice drive and intensely fruity bouquet. On the palate there is lush dark plum, cherry and liquorice fruit with nicely balanced and integrated oak adding a dimension to both the flavour and structure of the wine.
  32806. 2001Q
  32807. 1998R
  32808. 2001V
  32809. 24/6/98Y
  32810. 24/6/98\
  32811. James Halliday
  32812. 1/5/97
  32813. Medium red-purple; a clean and smooth bouquet of medium intensity leads on to a pleasantly flavoured palate with good structure, subtle oak and fine tannins. It is just that the wine lacks the spice and excitement of the better vintages.E
  32814. Export
  32815. 98 bookH
  32816. 2002K
  32817. 1999R
  32818. 2002V
  32819. 24/6/98W
  32820. 99 bookY
  32821. 24/6/98\
  32822. James Halliday
  32823. 1/9/94D
  32824. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet with gently leafy/minty edges to the berry fruit; the oak well handled and subtle. A relatively soft wine in the mouth with well balanced fruit, oak, acid and tannin.H
  32825. 2000Q
  32826. 1996R
  32827. 2000V
  32828. 24/6/98Y
  32829. 24/6/98\
  32830. James Halliday
  32831. 1/1/96
  32832. !Medium red-purple; clean, redcurrant fruit drives the bouquet with hints of vanillin oak and touches of more earthy/briary/herbaceous notes. There are soft, easily accessible redcurrant and mint fruit flavours on the palate, the typical supple tannins of the region, and minimal oak input.
  32833. 2000Q
  32834. 1996R
  32835. 2000V
  32836. 24/6/98Y
  32837. 24/6/98\
  32838. James Halliday
  32839. 1/10/96D
  32840. Medium purple-red; a fragrant mix of cassis and more leafy fruit interwoven with subtle oak; the palate proclaims cool climate Cabernet with a Bordeaux-like mix of cedar, cassis, earth and leaf, closing with fine tannins.E
  32841. Export
  32842. 98 bookH
  32843. 2002Q
  32844. 1997R
  32845. 2002V
  32846. 24/6/98Y
  32847. 24/6/98\
  32848. James Halliday
  32849. 1/10/95
  32850. 0Light green-yellow; a discrete, and rather tight bouquet; the palate, likewise, is light and crisp, perhaps without the intensity of some of the prior vintages, but nonetheless representing good value. Retasted October 1995 
  32851.  light, crisp and toasty, with the fruit dipping a little, but holding overall.
  32852. 1998Q
  32853. 1995R
  32854. 1998V
  32855. 24/6/98Y
  32856. 24/6/98\
  32857. James Halliday
  32858. 1/10/96D
  32859. Medium yellow-green; fragrant toast and lime aromas showing excellent if fairly rapid bottle development, and leads on to a palate with an interesting mix of lime, herb and toast flavours. Simply great value at the price.H
  32860. 1999Q
  32861. 1997R
  32862. 1999V
  32863. 24/6/98Y
  32864. 24/6/98\
  32865. James Halliday
  32866. 1/4/97
  32867. 3Light to medium yellow-green; a high quality wine, with fragrant lime and toast aromas of above average intensity.  The palate follows precisely in the track of the bouquet, with generously proportioned lime and toast flavours which carry right through to the finish, but with no hint of phenolic heaviness.
  32868. Export
  32869. 98 bookH
  32870. 2003K
  32871. 1997R
  32872. 2003V
  32873. 24/6/98Y
  32874. 24/6/98\
  32875. James Halliday
  32876. 1/9/94D
  32877. Light green-yellow; clean, crisp melon fruit aromas with subtle oak; crisp but quite intense melon, fig and citrus fruit flavours, not propped up by oak, and with a long finish. Exceptional quality at the price.H
  32878. 1997Q
  32879. 1995R
  32880. 1997V
  32881. 24/6/98Y
  32882. 24/6/98\
  32883. James Halliday
  32884. 1/10/95
  32885. Light to medium yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with tangy grapefruit aromas woven through perfectly balanced, subtle oak; the palate is a lovely, light-bodied, fruit-driven Chardonnay, fine and elegant, crisp and lingering, with subtle oak.H
  32886. 2000Q
  32887. 1996R
  32888. 2000V
  32889. 24/6/98Y
  32890. 24/6/98\
  32891. James Halliday
  32892. 1/1/96
  32893. $Bright yellow-green; sophisticated use of spicy American oak lifts the fragrant, bright fruit on both bouquet and palate. The latter is not particularly intense in terms of fruit flavour, but has been very cunningly put together for the commercial market. Gold medal Melbourne Wine Show 1995.
  32894. 1999Q
  32895. 1996R
  32896. 1999V
  32897. 24/6/98Y
  32898. 24/6/98\
  32899. James Halliday
  32900. 1/5/97
  32901. Medium yellow-green; a clean, smooth bouquet of medium intensity, showing melon/citrus fruit with subtle oak.  The palate is fresh, clean and lively, with melon/nectarine fruit, and bright acidity. Not a big wine, by any means, but well balanced. E
  32902. Export
  32903. 98 bookH
  32904. 2000Q
  32905. 1997R
  32906. 2000V
  32907. 24/6/98Y
  32908. 24/6/98\
  32909. James Halliday
  32910. 1/10/94D
  32911. Bright green-yellow; intense, crisp herb and lime aromas, leading logically on to a palate with good flavour and intensity, with near-identical lime and herb flavours, finishing with delicate acid. H
  32912. 1997Q
  32913. 1994R
  32914. 1997V
  32915. 24/6/98Y
  32916. 24/6/98\
  32917. James Halliday
  32918. 1/10/94D
  32919. Bright light green; crisp and elegantly fragrant with some passionfruit yeast esters and gently herbaceous fruit. The palate is similarly crisp, light and elegant in typical Delatite style, with very low phenolic levels.H
  32920. 1995Q
  32921. 1994R
  32922. 1995V
  32923. 24/6/98Y
  32924. 24/6/98\
  32925. James Halliday
  32926. 1/10/94D
  32927. Medium to full green-yellow; a spotlessly clean bouquet with smooth, delicate melon fruit and subtle oak. In the mouth a light, elegant chablis-weight wine with light melon fruit and crisp acidity.H
  32928. 1996Q
  32929. 1994R
  32930. 1996V
  32931. 24/6/98Y
  32932. 24/6/98\
  32933. James Halliday
  32934. 1/10/95
  32935. Unwooded. Light yellow-green; a delicate, aromatic bouquet with quite pronounced fermentation yeast influences early in its life. An uncompromisingly sweet palate, partly from the fruit, perhaps partly from the yeast, and partly from a touch of residual sugar.
  32936. 1999Q
  32937. 1997R
  32938. 1999V
  32939. 24/6/98Y
  32940. 24/6/98\
  32941. James Halliday
  32942. 1/10/94D
  32943. Medium to full red-purple; briary/minty aromas of medium intensity and subtle oak lead on to a palate of light to medium weight with mint and leaf flavours, and soft tannins on the finish. H
  32944. 1997Q
  32945. 1995R
  32946. 1997V
  32947. 24/6/98Y
  32948. 24/6/98\
  32949. James Halliday
  32950. 1/10/94D
  32951. Very light green-yellow; light, crisp colour, floral, faintly spicy fruit on both bouquet and palate; the wine is well balanced, and Ros Ritchie has resisted the temptation to flesh it out with residual sugar.H
  32952. 1996Q
  32953. 1995R
  32954. 1996V
  32955. 24/6/98Y
  32956. 24/6/98\
  32957. James Halliday
  32958. 1/8/94D
  32959. Dark red-purple; a complex bouquet showing cool climate characters with leafy/minty fruit and just a touch of blood plum. The wine has good feel in the mouth, with soft tannins and a pleasing finish, the flavours again running in a cool climate mould.H
  32960. 2000Q
  32961. 1996R
  32962. 2000V
  32963. 24/6/98Y
  32964. 24/6/98\
  32965. James Halliday
  32966. 1/9/94
  32967. Bright, light yellow-green; a clean, fresh, smooth and supple melon-accented bouquet; on the palate absolutely delicious, bright and lively fruit which will age superbly.H
  32968. 1999Q
  32969. 1995R
  32970. 1999V
  32971. 24/6/98Y
  32972. 24/6/98\
  32973. James Halliday
  32974. 1/10/95D
  32975. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, elegant and discreet bouquet, with melon and citrus fruit, and subtle oak. The palate is fine, elegant, tight and crisp, with melon-flavoured fruit and fresh, lemony acid on the finish. Should age superbly.H
  32976. 2002Q
  32977. 1996R
  32978. 2002V
  32979. 24/6/98Y
  32980. 24/6/98\
  32981. James Halliday
  32982. 1/1/97D
  32983. Light to medium yellow-green; absolutely in the Diamond Valley style, with smooth melon/cashew fruit the dominant force on both bouquet and palate, and oak playing a very subdued role.  The wine has very attractive texture and mouthfeel.H
  32984. 2001Q
  32985. 1997R
  32986. 2001V
  32987. 24/6/98Y
  32988. 24/6/98\
  32989. James Halliday
  32990. 1/5/97
  32991. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine and elegant bouquet with gently ripe melon fruit, nuances of citrus, and subtle oak only partially prepares you for a totally delicious wine on the palate with a pure expression of Yarra Valley Chardonnay.  A wine which caresses the mouth, in part due to the highly skilled use of malolactic fermentation. Retasted on several occasions late 1997 and was going from strength to strength.
  32992. Export
  32993. 98 bookH
  32994. 2005K
  32995. 1998R
  32996. 2005T
  32997. ChangedV
  32998. 24/6/98Y
  32999. 24/6/98\
  33000. James Halliday
  33001. 1/9/94D
  33002. Medium to full red-purple; extremely ripe, concentrated plummy fruit aroma, almost into muscat in its sweetness. Ripe and generous in the mouth, with far more weight than any other Yarra Valley Pinot of the vintage, with a long finish.H
  33003. 1997Q
  33004. 1995R
  33005. 1997V
  33006. 24/6/98Y
  33007. 24/6/98\
  33008. James Halliday
  33009. 1/1/97
  33010. (Medium red; plummy, spicy fruit develops progressively in the glass as the wine is given time to breathe; the palate is elegant, with those same spicy/plummy fruit flavours of the bouquet; as always, a wine driven by its fruit, with minimal oak influence.  Retasted January 1997 and still superb.
  33011. ExportH
  33012. 1998Q
  33013. 1996R
  33014. 1998V
  33015. 24/6/98Y
  33016. 24/6/98\
  33017. James Halliday
  33018. 1/5/97
  33019. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, pleasant and of light to medium intensity with light, cherry fruit; initially seemed a little simple and one-dimensional, although it did open up somewhat with breathing. The wine has most attractive initial feel and flavour on entry to the palate, and is undeniably elegant, with cherry/wild strawberry. The one marginal criticism is that it falls away ever so slightly on the finish.
  33020. Export
  33021. 98 bookH
  33022. 2001K
  33023. 1997R
  33024. 2001V
  33025. 24/6/98Y
  33026. 24/6/98\
  33027. James Halliday
  33028. 1/9/94D
  33029. Some faint pink tinges which will age to straw colour; a clean, fine bouquet with a faint echo of nutmeg from the Pinot Noir, and honey from the Chardonnay. Lovely sweet flavours, more fruity than the 
  33030. 91, and more in the style of the 
  33031. 90. H
  33032. 1997Q
  33033. 1994R
  33034. 1997V
  33035. 24/6/98Y
  33036. 24/6/98\
  33037. James Halliday
  33038. 1/1/97
  33039. Medium to full straw-yellow; an almost impossibly complex amalgam of delicately toasty/bready/yeasty characters intermingling with sweet strawberry/citrus fruit on the bouquet.  By January 1997 had developed by far the most complex yet harmonious palate of the wines in the range, almost unrecognisable from the wine when first disgorged.  There is a sweetness, not deriving from the dosage but from the fruit, which gives the wine extra length and does not cloy.
  33040. 1999Q
  33041. 1997R
  33042. 1999V
  33043. 24/6/98Y
  33044. 24/6/98\
  33045. James Halliday
  33046. 1/5/97
  33047. HThe typical straw tinge to the colour in the early disgorgements will gradually lighten with later releases; the bouquet is complex, showing bready/toasty aromas touched with cinnamon; the palate has excellent mouthfeel, gently creamy, with a faintly nutty mid-palate, becoming slightly more crisp on the long, lingering finish.
  33048. Export
  33049. 98 bookH
  33050. 2001K
  33051. 1997R
  33052. 2001V
  33053. 24/6/98Y
  33054. 24/6/98\
  33055. James Halliday
  33056. 1/11/95D
  33057. Brilliant green-yellow; intense, lingering citrus/lemon aromas tinged with toast lead on to a superbly elegant and fine palate, long, delicate and crisp. Retasted November 1995 with identical notes; a superb wine. H
  33058. 1996Q
  33059. 1995R
  33060. 1996V
  33061. 24/6/98Y
  33062. 24/6/98\
  33063. James Halliday
  33064. 1/1/97
  33065. Youthful, bright, light yellow-green; very fresh and youthful with citrus, hints of straw and apple and delicate yeasty autolysis.  The palate is no less lively and fresh with creamy/yeasty notes on the mid-palate, a hint of melon, and finishing with a crisp, long, dry finish.
  33066. ExportH
  33067. 1998Q
  33068. 1996R
  33069. 1998V
  33070. 24/6/98Y
  33071. 24/6/98\
  33072. James Halliday
  33073. 1/5/97
  33074. sBright, light green-yellow; a restrained, extraordinarily fresh, clean bouquet with citrus/mineral aromas; the palate, likewise, is exceptionally fresh and delicate, with citrus, lemon and apple flavours, and a crisp, dry finish. Tasted shortly after disgorgement; cork age will almost certainly ensure a higher rating. Tasted subsequently (many times) and duly re-rated.
  33075. Export
  33076. 98 bookH
  33077. 2001K
  33078. 1997R
  33079. 2001V
  33080. 24/6/98Y
  33081. 24/6/98\
  33082. James Halliday
  33083. 1/10/95
  33084. Light straw; the aromas are more nutty and toasty than strawberry fruit, the palate structured and bready, with bite and length. Has none of the bitter, stemmy characters often associated with pinot noir used in this fashion. Near identical note October 1995.
  33085. 1997Q
  33086. 1996R
  33087. 1997V
  33088. 24/6/98Y
  33089. 24/6/98\
  33090. James Halliday
  33091. 1/10/96
  33092.  Medium straw-pink; a striking wine showing complex yeast and bottle-aged characters with wild strawberry aromas and a biscuity underlay from the Pinot Noir. The palate is powerful and ripe with whispers of marmalade and toffee along with the strawberry/biscuity Pinot Noir varietal input.
  33093. Export
  33094. 98 bookH
  33095. 1998Q
  33096. 1997R
  33097. 1998V
  33098. 24/6/98Y
  33099. 24/6/98\
  33100. James Halliday
  33101. 1/9/94
  33102. Straw-pink; a distinctly fruity aroma, in marked contrast to the Blanc de Noir. The palate, too, shows full fruit flavours, yet is dry and exceptionally well balanced. The dosage is the same (5.5 grams per litre) as for other wines.H
  33103. 1996Q
  33104. 1994R
  33105. 1996V
  33106. 24/6/98Y
  33107. 24/6/98\
  33108. James Halliday
  33109. 1/10/95D
  33110. Straw-pink; a complex, rich bouquet with multi-aromas, bready and with a hint of sweeter fruit. The lively palate has delicious briary/rose petal flavours with a long, lingering finish of moderately high acidity. H
  33111. 1997Q
  33112. 1995R
  33113. 1997V
  33114. 24/6/98Y
  33115. 24/6/98\
  33116. James Halliday
  33117. 1/1/97
  33118. Authentic salmon colour; the bouquet is of medium intensity, sharing the harmony of the other wines with a touch of br
  33119. e, along with strawberry. A lovely wine on the palate, and even though the Pinot Noir component isn
  33120. t so much higher than the other wines, it appears so, with strawberries, ripe pear, pureed nuts and cream all there in the glass. By far the best Ros
  33121.  produced in Australia.
  33122. 1999Q
  33123. 1997R
  33124. 1999V
  33125. 24/6/98Y
  33126. 24/6/98\
  33127. James Halliday
  33128. 1/5/97
  33129. Bright, fresh pink; a wonderfully fragrant bouquet with spice and strawberry aromas leads on to an elegant palate, with lively and fresh cinnamon and strawberry-accented fruit, and a clean, perfectly balanced (and not sweet) palate. Retasted February 1998, with similar notes.
  33130. Export
  33131. 98 bookH
  33132. 2001K
  33133. 1998R
  33134. 2001V
  33135. 24/6/98Y
  33136. 24/6/98\
  33137. James Halliday
  33138. 1/9/94
  33139. Light straw-yellow; a very discreet bouquet, with the pinot noir not at all stemmy or stalky; a quite delicious palate with strawberry and nut flavours, arguably the most rounded of all of the wines, but finishing with a dry delicacy.H
  33140. 1996Q
  33141. 1994R
  33142. 1996V
  33143. 24/6/98Y
  33144. 24/6/98\
  33145. James Halliday
  33146. 1/10/95D
  33147. Straw-yellow; a highly fragrant spicy/strawberry bouquet with very complex spicy nutmeg flavours, with a long finish and barely showing its sugar. Retasted October 1995.H
  33148. 24/6/98Y
  33149. 24/6/98\
  33150. James Halliday
  33151. 1/2/94D
  33152. Light yellow-green; a crisp and clean bouquet with smoky/tangy aromas, the palate light but elegant, showing sensibly restrained use of oak, and attractive melon and citrus fruit.H
  33153. 1997Q
  33154. 1995R
  33155. 1997V
  33156. 24/6/98Y
  33157. 24/6/98\
  33158. James Halliday
  33159. 1/1/97
  33160. Light green-yellow; a clean and lively bouquet with fine melon, citrus and fig fruit aromas backed by subtle oak. The palate is similarly clean and lively, with fine melon and citrus fruit carrying through to a long finish.E
  33161. Export
  33162. 98 bookH
  33163. 2000Q
  33164. 1997R
  33165. 2000V
  33166. 24/6/98Y
  33167. 24/6/98\
  33168. James Halliday
  33169. 1/10/94
  33170. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, firm and well constructed, not particularly aromatic, and with a hint of herbaceousness. The palate has more flavour than the bouquet suggests, with solid lime fruit which carries through to the back palate and finish. 
  33171. 1998Q
  33172. 1995R
  33173. 1998V
  33174. 24/6/98Y
  33175. 24/6/98\
  33176. James Halliday
  33177. 1/10/95D
  33178. Medium yellow-green; a clean, smooth and attractive bouquet with soft lime/tropical fruit and some toast. The palate is long, with highly individual pastille/lime fruit flavours; well made.H
  33179. 2000Q
  33180. 1996R
  33181. 2000V
  33182. 24/6/98
  33183. 24/6/98\
  33184. James Halliday
  33185. 1/1/97D
  33186. Light to medium yellow-green; a faint whisper of burnt match character detracts from the pleasant tropical fruit which lurks beneath that burnt match character on both bouquet and palate. Possibly a bad bottle.E
  33187. Export
  33188. 98 bookH
  33189. 1998Q
  33190. 1997R
  33191. 1998V
  33192. 24/6/98Y
  33193. 24/6/98\
  33194. James Halliday
  33195. 1/9/94D
  33196. Light to medium yellow-green; clean and smooth, with light honey and herbal aromas; the palate is pleasant, of medium weight and a little short, but should fill out with time.H
  33197. 2000Q
  33198. 1995R
  33199. 2000V
  33200. 24/6/98Y
  33201. 24/6/98\
  33202. James Halliday
  33203. 1/11/95
  33204. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is already developed and full, with honeyed/buttery fruit, and a suggestion of oak, although none is there. The palate is already quite big and broad, with masses of flavour although not a great deal of finesse; an early-developing style.
  33205. 2001Q
  33206. 1996R
  33207. 2001V
  33208. 24/6/98Y
  33209. 24/6/98\
  33210. James Halliday
  33211. 1/8/96
  33212. Light to medium yellow-green; a discreet but stylish bouquet with lemony fruit leads on to a palate which is still youthful, tight and discreet, but has all of the structure and length to develop superbly. Scored a strong silver medal on my score sheet at the 1996 Hunter Valley Show.
  33213. Export
  33214. 98 bookH
  33215. 2002Q
  33216. 1997R
  33217. 2002V
  33218. 24/6/98Y
  33219. 24/6/98\
  33220. James Halliday
  33221. 1/9/94
  33222. Medium to full red-purple; full and solid dark cherry fruit aromas with minimal oak influence. On the palate, lots of cherry and berry fruit, soft tannins and nice acid balance. H
  33223. 2008Q
  33224. 1998R
  33225. 2008V
  33226. 24/6/98Y
  33227. 24/6/98\
  33228. James Halliday
  33229. 1/10/95
  33230. Medium red; pronounced traditional regional tarry/hay/straw overtones to quite rich fruit; the palate is likewise strongly regional in character with chocolate, dark cherry, plum and earth flavours. Some cork problems do appear to have affected this vintage.
  33231. 2009Q
  33232. 1999R
  33233. 2009V
  33234. 24/6/98Y
  33235. 24/6/98\
  33236. James Halliday
  33237. 1/9/94D
  33238. Medium to full red; ripe, earthy hay/straw aromas in old-fashioned Hunter style; the palate has plenty of weight and power, with some attractive liquorice earth and chocolate flavours, and finely integrated tannins. H
  33239. 2008Q
  33240. 1997R
  33241. 2008V
  33242. 24/6/98Y
  33243. 24/6/98\
  33244. James Halliday
  33245. 1/10/95D
  33246. Medium to full red; a complex bouquet with some regional Shiraz character and plenty of sweet vanillin oak. The palate is quite concentrated, with rich, full earthy dark berry fruit and quite a deal of vanillin oak.H
  33247. 2004Q
  33248. 1998R
  33249. 2004V
  33250. 24/6/98Y
  33251. 24/6/98\
  33252. James Halliday
  33253. 1/9/94D
  33254. Medium to full red, with just a touch of purple; clean red berry and chocolate fruit aromas, with abundant ripe, but not overripe, red berry fruits and a faint hint of Hunter earth, finishing with soft tannins. Excellent cellaring potential.H
  33255. 2003Q
  33256. 1996R
  33257. 2003V
  33258. 24/6/98Y
  33259. 24/6/98\
  33260. James Halliday
  33261. 1/11/95D
  33262. Vivid purple-red; a youthful, fresh bouquet with attractively earthy fruit. On the palate, a powerful wine with blackberry fruit, a touch of briar, and finishes with soft tannins.H
  33263. 1999Q
  33264. 1997R
  33265. 1999V
  33266. 24/6/98Y
  33267. 24/6/98\
  33268. James Halliday
  33269. 1/8/96
  33270. >Medium to full purple-red; pronounced, potent earthy minerally aromas introduce a wine with dark berry/briary fruit on the palate, with a surprisingly delicate finish.  Very good overall structure, and the best of the Italian range, although I am not so sure about the roses or the hazelnuts claimed by the back label.
  33271. Export
  33272. 98 bookH
  33273. 2000Q
  33274. 1997R
  33275. 2000V
  33276. 24/6/98Y
  33277. 24/6/98\
  33278. James Halliday
  33279. 1/11/95D
  33280. Medium to full red; a clean, cedary bouquet with attractive plum and spice fruit; the palate is smooth, with an array of red berry, cassis and cedar flavours, with subtle oak; the best Cabernet Merlot for many years from Dromana Estate.H
  33281. 1997Q
  33282. 1996R
  33283. 1997V
  33284. 24/6/98Y
  33285. 24/6/98\
  33286. James Halliday
  33287. 1/8/96
  33288. Light to medium red-purple; an extremely herbaceous style on both bouquet and palate, with green leaf/herb characters which will undoubtedly have strong minority appeal, but not majority. There is no problem with the winemaking, just the growing conditions for this year.
  33289. 2000Q
  33290. 1997R
  33291. 2000V
  33292. 24/6/98Y
  33293. 24/6/98\
  33294. James Halliday
  33295. 1/10/94D
  33296. Medium to full yellow-green; rich yellow peach aromas with sweet oak; a big, peachy-flavoured wine with plenty of flavour and not quite so much finesse; finishes soft. H
  33297. 1995Q
  33298. 1994R
  33299. 1995V
  33300. 24/6/98Y
  33301. 24/6/98\
  33302. James Halliday
  33303. 1/7/94D
  33304. Full red; a rich and full bouquet with pronounced dark chocolate fruit and subtle oak. There are pleasant chocolate and vanilla flavours on the palate with well-balanced tannins; should age nicely.H
  33305. 2000Q
  33306. 1995R
  33307. 2000V
  33308. 24/6/98Y
  33309. 24/6/98\
  33310. James Halliday
  33311. 1/7/96
  33312. Strong, youthful purple; the aromas are striking and fresh, with sweet redcurrant fruit as much reminiscent of Cabernet Sauvignon as it is of Shiraz. There is fresh, concentrated red berry flavoured fruit on the palate, with a marked American oak impact. A little callow at this point, but could develop into a very good wine with time in bottle. Retasted July 1996 and has indeed developed well, albeit oak-driven, in traditional Barossa style.
  33313. Export
  33314. 98 bookH
  33315. 2002Q
  33316. 1997R
  33317. 2002V
  33318. 24/6/98Y
  33319. 24/6/98\
  33320. James Halliday
  33321. 1/9/95
  33322. Deep purple-red; rich, full and ripe chocolate and red berry fruits together with abundant, sweet vanillin American oak on the bouquet, and a similar array of flavours on the palate. The wine is still coming together, but has all of the ingredients for a long life. Retasted September 1995 at the Barossa Valley Wine Show, and once again showed marvellously, winning the Trophy for Best Dry Red Table Wine of Show.
  33323. 2002Q
  33324. 1997R
  33325. 2002V
  33326. 24/6/98Y
  33327. 24/6/98\
  33328. James Halliday
  33329. 1/7/96
  33330. Full red-purple; slightly raw and at this juncture unintegrated oak tends to dominate the bouquet; there is considerable ripe cassis/redcurrant fruit on the palate, with tannins running through to the finish, and a milky texture. Retasted July 1996 with similar notes.
  33331. 2004Q
  33332. 1998R
  33333. 2004V
  33334. 24/6/98Y
  33335. 24/6/98\
  33336. James Halliday
  33337. 1/2/95
  33338. Vivid purple-red; very youthful, rich almost essencey yet not jammy pinot; a vivid and youthful wine in the mouth, redolent of plums and cherries, and with just a hint of oak. Altogether voluptuous and sensual.H
  33339. 1998Q
  33340. 1995R
  33341. 1998V
  33342. 24/6/98Y
  33343. 24/6/98\
  33344. James Halliday
  33345. 1/2/96
  33346. %Medium to full red-purple; a striking wine, with strong, ripe plummy fruit and then some strange boot leather aromas. A powerful wine on the palate with lashings of concentrated fruit, but again an echo of that boot leather/boot polish character of the bouquet. May well settle down with time.
  33347. 1998Q
  33348. 1996R
  33349. 1998V
  33350. 24/6/98Y
  33351. 24/6/98\
  33352. James Halliday
  33353. 1/2/97
  33354. ^Medium red-purple; a very ripe bouquet with generous plummy fruit tinged with more briary/spicy/stemmy notes. Potent and powerful in the mouth, with a mix of plum and forest flavours; has the typical structure and muscle of this vineyard. Retasted January 1998 with very similar notes, supporting the relatively slow-developing character of the wine.
  33355. ExportH
  33356. 2001Q
  33357. 1998R
  33358. 2001T
  33359. ChangedV
  33360. 24/6/98Y
  33361. 24/6/98\
  33362. James Halliday
  33363. 1/11/94
  33364.     Medium yellow-green; solid fruit aromas with hints of mineral and some tangy complexity. The palate is richer than the bouquet suggests it might be, full-bodied and concentrated with melon and peach fruit, and echoes of the tangy aspects of the bouquet. Subtle oak.
  33365. 1999Q
  33366. 1996R
  33367. 1999V
  33368. 24/6/98Y
  33369. 24/6/98\
  33370. James Halliday
  33371. 1/7/96
  33372. Medium to full yellow-green; strong buttery/toasty aromas in rich, regional style lead on to a voluptuous palate with rich peach, butter and caramel flavours.  Restrained oak to a mouthfilling wine.E
  33373. ExportH
  33374. 2000Q
  33375. 1997R
  33376. 2000V
  33377. 24/6/98Y
  33378. 24/6/98\
  33379. James Halliday
  33380. 1/5/97
  33381. )Full yellow-green, very advanced. The bouquet is big, rich and opulent with masses of buttery/peachy fruit and, happily, none of those burnt characters which sometimes intrude in Hunter Valley white wines. The palate is similarly luscious, full-bodied and rich; an attractive early drinking style.
  33382. 98 bookH
  33383. 1998K
  33384. CD noteQ
  33385. 1997R
  33386. 1998V
  33387. 24/6/98Y
  33388. 24/6/98\
  33389. James Halliday
  33390. 1/11/94D
  33391. Light to medium yellow-green; intense, fragrant lemony fruit and spicy/nutmeg oak aromas, and a fine, lingering stylish palate with beautifully integrated oak, and a long slightly smoky finish.
  33392. 98 bookH
  33393. 1998Q
  33394. 1995R
  33395. 1998V
  33396. 24/6/98Y
  33397. 24/6/98\
  33398. James Halliday
  33399. 1/11/95
  33400. SLight green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with an entrancing mix of grassy varietal fruit and more tropical yeast, and just the faintest hint of spicy oak. The palate shows the same intriguing balance of delicate yet varied flavours with aromatic/tropical accents, a hint of fruit sweetness, a brush of oak and perfectly-balanced acid.
  33401. 1999Q
  33402. 1996R
  33403. 1999V
  33404. 24/6/98Y
  33405. 24/6/98\
  33406. James Halliday
  33407. 1/10/96
  33408. =Light to medium yellow-green; an outrageously seductive wine from start to finish, with subtle spicy barrel-ferment oak intermingling with fruit of light to medium intensity, tinged with passionfruit on the bouquet, leading on to a delicate palate with beguiling, soft fruit flavours; more sophisticated than classic.
  33409. ExportH
  33410. 2001Q
  33411. 1997R
  33412. 2001V
  33413. 24/6/98
  33414. 24/6/98\
  33415. James Halliday
  33416. 1/10/95
  33417. bLight green-yellow; smooth bouquet with spicy oak and quite intense melon fruit, and intriguing hints of mint and nettle. The palate shows the typical intense, lingering fruit one comes to expect from these wines, with high-flavoured, aromatic citrus, melon and peach flavours, with spicy oak on the finish. Retasted October 1995 with very similar notes.
  33418. 1999Q
  33419. 1996R
  33420. 1999V
  33421. 24/6/98Y
  33422. 24/6/98\
  33423. James Halliday
  33424. 1/2/96D
  33425. Light to medium yellow-green; rich and full buttery/peachy aromas with a cunning twist of spicy oak. The palate shows the ripe fruit so typical of the 
  33426. 95 vintage in Western Australia, and carries the spicy/charry American oak input. H
  33427. 2000Q
  33428. 1996R
  33429. 2000V
  33430. 24/6/98Y
  33431. 24/6/98\
  33432. James Halliday
  33433. 1/3/97
  33434. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet of light to medium intensity with passionfruit/melon/white peach fruit surrounded by subtle, spicy oak. A cunningly made wine with particularly effective use of oak, and a nice bite to the finish.E
  33435. Export
  33436. 98 bookH
  33437. 1998Q
  33438. 1997R
  33439. 1998V
  33440. 24/6/98Y
  33441. 24/6/98\
  33442. James Halliday
  33443. 1/11/94
  33444. Excellent purple-red; still very youthful with black cherry fruit and oak still integrating on the bouquet. The palate is packed with flavour and extract, with both fruit and oak tannins there in abundance; needs at least three years to come out of its shell and show its best.
  33445. 2000Q
  33446. 1997R
  33447. 2000V
  33448. 24/6/98Y
  33449. 24/6/98\
  33450. James Halliday
  33451. 1/10/95
  33452. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with cherry, liquorice and vanillin coffee, allied with a hint of spice; the palate has abundant liquorice, cherry and spice fruit flavours with plenty of oak in a charry vanilla spectrum. Tasted twice 
  33453.  gold medal points on each occasion.
  33454. 2002Q
  33455. 1997R
  33456. 2002V
  33457. 24/6/98Y
  33458. 24/6/98\
  33459. James Halliday
  33460. 1/10/96
  33461.  Fresh medium red-purple; the bouquet is fresh and clean, with bright fruit together with touches of spice and earth, and subtle oak. As the bouquet promises, an attractive, clean, fresh and relatively youthful palate with pleasant varietal fruit, but not a particularly complex structure.
  33462. Export
  33463. 98 bookH
  33464. 2001Q
  33465. 1997R
  33466. 2001V
  33467. 24/6/98Y
  33468. 24/6/98\
  33469. James Halliday
  33470. 1/11/94
  33471. Medium red-purple; fragrant, complex bouquet with a mix of briary aromas and sweeter cassis/blackcurrant. The palate is fruit, rather than oak-driven; its outstanding feature is its structure, compellingly Bordeaux-like with the fine-grained tannins which run throughout.
  33472. 2002Q
  33473. 1996R
  33474. 2002V
  33475. 24/6/98Y
  33476. 24/6/98\
  33477. James Halliday
  33478. 1/10/95D
  33479. Medium red-purple; some leafy/gamey/minty aromas, disappointing by the standards of Evans & Tate. The palate has adequate weight but shows echoes of those gamey characters of the bouquet. H
  33480. 1999Q
  33481. 1996R
  33482. 1999V
  33483. 24/6/98Y
  33484. 24/6/98\
  33485. James Halliday
  33486. 1/10/96D
  33487. Medium to full red-purple; ripe blood plum fruit aromas are backed by sweet oak, leading on to a sweet, positively sexy wine on the palate with a mix of blood plum fruit and vanilla bean oak, rounded off by soft, textured tannins.E
  33488. Export
  33489. 98 bookH
  33490. 2004Q
  33491. 2004V
  33492. 24/6/98Y
  33493. 24/6/98\
  33494. James Halliday
  33495. 1/10/94D
  33496. Dense purple-red; wonderful varietal spice and dark cherry fruit aromas of the highest quality. The palate is similarly driven by superb varietal fruit; while having weight and concentration, it is extremely supple, and perfectly balanced.H
  33497. 2002Q
  33498. 1997R
  33499. 2002V
  33500. 24/6/98Y
  33501. 24/6/98\
  33502. James Halliday
  33503. 1/10/95D
  33504. Medium red-purple; there is clear spicy/earthy varietal fruit on the bouquet married with subtle oak. There is quite powerful earthy Shiraz on the palate, with hints of mint; convention would demand a touch more oak.H
  33505. 2003Q
  33506. 1998R
  33507. 2003V
  33508. 24/6/98Y
  33509. 24/6/98\
  33510. James Halliday
  33511. 1/10/95
  33512. =Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet has abundant ripe blackcurrant/cassis fruit with vanillin American oak. The palate shows similarly smooth and sweet ripe cassis fruit on the mid-palate, although it falls away fractionally on the finish. Should come together with time. Retasted October 1995 
  33513.  showing very well.
  33514. 2003Q
  33515. 1998R
  33516. 2003V
  33517. 24/6/98Y
  33518. 24/6/98\
  33519. James Halliday
  33520. 1/10/95D
  33521. Light green-yellow; fragrant citrus/melon fruit in classic Yarra Valley style is evident on both bouquet and palate; the oak influence is subtle, the wine crisp and delicate. Retasted October 1995 
  33522.  ageing gracefully.H
  33523. 1999Q
  33524. 1995R
  33525. 1999V
  33526. 24/6/98Y
  33527. 24/6/98\
  33528. James Halliday
  33529. 1/10/96
  33530. Full yellow; a big wine on the bouquet with slightly biscuity overtones to ripe, lifted peach fruit.  A full, rich, fleshy and mouthfilling wine on the palate, with more of those peach fruit flavours, and a considerable success for a none too easy vintage.
  33531. Export
  33532. 98 bookH
  33533. 2000Q
  33534. 1997R
  33535. 2000V
  33536. 24/6/98Y
  33537. 24/6/98\
  33538. James Halliday
  33539. 1/10/95D
  33540. Light to medium yellow-green; potent lime and toast aromas of considerable style, typical of the estate. A powerful wine, with good mouthfeel and abundant lime-flavoured fruit, and a long finish. H
  33541. 2000Q
  33542. 1996R
  33543. 2000V
  33544. 24/6/98Y
  33545. 24/6/98\
  33546. James Halliday
  33547. 1/10/96D
  33548. Light to medium yellow-green; crisp, clean toast and lime aromas of medium to full intensity lead on to well balanced, highly-flavoured wine which does exhibit just a hint of phenolic heaviness towards the finish.E
  33549. Export
  33550. 98 bookH
  33551. 2002Q
  33552. 2002V
  33553. 24/6/98Y
  33554. 24/6/98\
  33555. James Halliday
  33556. 1/11/94D
  33557. Full purple-red; complex, bottle-developed game, liquorice and cherry aromas which are strongly varietal. The palate is unexpectedly fresh and lively, with spicy/peppery notes and finishing with good acidity. H
  33558. 2002Q
  33559. 1996R
  33560. 2002V
  33561. 24/6/98Y
  33562. 24/6/98\
  33563. James Halliday
  33564. 1/10/95D
  33565. Medium red-purple; there are lovely spicy, cherry and liquorice fruit aromas to a fruit- not oak-driven, bouquet leading on to a powerful palate with spicy black cherry flavours and fine tannins on a long finish. H
  33566. 2003Q
  33567. 1997R
  33568. 2003V
  33569. 24/6/98Y
  33570. 24/6/98\
  33571. James Halliday
  33572. 1/10/96
  33573. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with mint, spice, leaf and pine aromas touched by just a trace of old (gluepaste) oak.  The palate is in firm, cool-climate style, but once again, the oak seems to be getting a little tired and does not flatter the wine.
  33574. Export
  33575. 98 bookH
  33576. 2004Q
  33577. 1998R
  33578. 2004V
  33579. 24/6/98Y
  33580. 24/6/98\
  33581. James Halliday
  33582. 1/10/95
  33583. Strong purple-red; the bouquet is of medium intensity with firm dark berry/briary fruit, and subtle oak. A well-structured and weighted wine, though not particularly lush or fruity. Retasted October 1995 
  33584.  again showing slightly leafy characters and slightly unripe tannins. Not lush. 
  33585. 1999Q
  33586. 1996R
  33587. 1999V
  33588. 24/6/98Y
  33589. 24/6/98\
  33590. James Halliday
  33591. 1/2/97
  33592. ;Medium red-purple; clean, fresh and smooth, with a nice mix of berry aromas and some more cedary notes on the bouquet. The palate is long, harmoniously long and balanced and structured, with a wide range of flavours merging seamlessly, and finishing with soft, fine, sweet tannins. Gets better each time I taste it.
  33593. Export
  33594. 98 bookH
  33595. 2004Q
  33596. 1998R
  33597. 2004V
  33598. 24/6/98Y
  33599. 24/6/98\
  33600. James Halliday
  33601. 1/9/94D
  33602. Glowing yellow-green; abundant barrel-ferment oak aromas and flavours, a little hessiany, and very typically needing considerable time in bottle to come together, when it will evolve into a full-bodied White Burgundy-style.H
  33603. 1997Q
  33604. 1995R
  33605. 1997V
  33606. 24/6/98Y
  33607. 24/6/98\
  33608. James Halliday
  33609. 1/10/94
  33610. Light to medium yellow-green; generous fruit aromas in the lime/tropical/passionfruit spectrum. In the mouth an extremely attractive wine, with abundant sweet fruit and a hint of residual sugar carried by that fruit richness and sweetness.H
  33611. 1998Q
  33612. 1996R
  33613. 1998V
  33614. 24/6/98Y
  33615. 24/6/98\
  33616. James Halliday
  33617. 1/10/94D
  33618. Medium red-purple; vibrant pepper/spice aromas with an underlying hint of gaminess which seems to recur in the Galafrey Shirazes. On the palate, light, fresh and crisp with pepper/spice and red cherry flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  33619. 2001Q
  33620. 1997R
  33621. 2001V
  33622. 24/6/98Y
  33623. 24/6/98\
  33624. James Halliday
  33625. 1/9/94D
  33626. Dark red-purple; concentrated dark, briary/blackberry fruit is the dominant force, with a very concentrated palate, high in tannins. A very powerful wine, still fairly raw; a touch of new oak might have lifted it into Olympian class.H
  33627. 2007Q
  33628. 2007V
  33629. 24/6/98Y
  33630. 24/6/98\
  33631. James Halliday
  33632. 1/7/95D
  33633. Medium to full red-purple; there is full, smooth, sweet dark cherry fruit on the bouquet with hints of vanilla oak and varietal earth. The palate has considerable length with mint and berry flavours, rounded off with fine tannins. H
  33634. 2009Q
  33635. 2003R
  33636. 2009V
  33637. 24/6/98Y
  33638. 24/6/98\
  33639. James Halliday
  33640. 1/11/94D
  33641. Light green-yellow; a clean and elegant wine with melon and fig fruit aromas and minimal oak. A classic, restrained Chablis-style with some textural softness (perhaps partial malolactic fermentation) which should age well.H
  33642. 1999Q
  33643. 1996R
  33644. 1999V
  33645. 24/6/98Y
  33646. 24/6/98\
  33647. James Halliday
  33648. 1/3/96
  33649. Medium yellow-green; clean and smooth on the bouquet, with subtle white peach fruit aromas and perfectly balanced oak. A well-made wine on the palate with some nutty French oak flavours, not especially full-bodied, but has length and persistence in an elegant style.
  33650. 2000Q
  33651. 1996R
  33652. 2000V
  33653. 24/6/98Y
  33654. 24/6/98\
  33655. James Halliday
  33656. 1/3/96
  33657. Medium red; highly aromatic, lifted aroma with edges of wintergreen; the palate does have length, but is on the cusp of ripeness, with similar herbal characters to those of the bouquet. Retasted March 1996 with tobacco and spice characters starting to dominate. 
  33658. 1996Q
  33659. 1995R
  33660. 1996V
  33661. 24/6/98Y
  33662. 24/6/98\
  33663. James Halliday
  33664. 1/11/95
  33665. Light to medium yellow-green; pristine gooseberry/herbal aromas with just a faint touch of yeast influence giving some passionfruit characters. The palate is similarly intense, with pronounced herbaceous fruit, but is neither leafy nor mean.H
  33666. 1996Q
  33667. 1995R
  33668. 1996V
  33669. 24/6/98Y
  33670. 24/6/98\
  33671. James Halliday
  33672. 1/3/96
  33673. Very light straw-green; fragrant and seductive tropical aromas with a strong passionfruit overlay. There is more of the same on the palate, with positive tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit flavours resulting in a wine which is fruit, rather than residual sugar, sweet. Great stuff.
  33674. 1997Q
  33675. 1996R
  33676. 1997V
  33677. 24/6/98Y
  33678. 24/6/98\
  33679. James Halliday
  33680. 1/10/94D
  33681. Full golden-yellow; toasty, honeyed, nutty bottle development; fully aged, but at the peak of its power with masses of buttery/toasty/oaky flavours. A great Australian White Burgundy-style.H
  33682. 1995R
  33683. 1996V
  33684. 24/6/98Y
  33685. 24/6/98\
  33686. James Halliday
  33687. 1/10/95
  33688. Full yellow; a complex, toasty bouquet with some camphor notes like an old Australian Sauterne; striking and different. The palate is similarly toasty, again with those minty/camphor flavours, and seemingly quite strongly influenced by the Semillon component.
  33689. 1997Q
  33690. 1995R
  33691. 1997V
  33692. 24/6/98Y
  33693. 24/6/98\
  33694. James Halliday
  33695. 1/10/96
  33696. Brilliant yellow-green; a totally delicious wine, almost magically combining freshness with bottle development. Perfectly balanced and harmonious, with a flick of honey and butter, it literally caresses the mouth.  Retasted October 1996 and still travelling marvellously well.
  33697. 1998Q
  33698. 1996R
  33699. 1998V
  33700. 24/6/98Y
  33701. 24/6/98\
  33702. James Halliday
  33703. 1/10/94
  33704. 4Light red; now fully developed in terms of both bouquet and palate, but will no doubt hold its form for some time yet. There is an interesting combination of aromas and flavours ranging from leafy berry through to sweet vanilla, due to the combination of relatively early-picked fruit and sweet American oak.
  33705. 1997Q
  33706. 1994R
  33707. 1997V
  33708. 24/6/98Y
  33709. 24/6/98\
  33710. James Halliday
  33711. 1/10/95
  33712. SMedium to full red-purple; much sweeter and richer than the normal run of the Geoff Merrill Cabernets, with substantial American oak adding to the depth of the bouquet. The palate, like the bouquet, is more substantial than most of the Merrill red wines, with vanillin oak, background echoes of herb and cedar, finishing with soft tannins.
  33713. 2002Q
  33714. 1996R
  33715. 2002V
  33716. 24/6/98Y
  33717. 24/6/98\
  33718. James Halliday
  33719. 1/10/96
  33720. <Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with pronounced leafy/spicy aromas. The palate, too, tends to leafy/spicy flavours which, at the end of the day, really do not say a great deal about Coonawarra Cabernet, and a considerable amount about early-picked fruit. I don
  33721. t think the wine works.
  33722. Export
  33723. 98 bookH
  33724. 1998Q
  33725. 1996R
  33726. 1998V
  33727. 24/6/98Y
  33728. 24/6/98\
  33729. James Halliday
  33730. 1/11/94
  33731. YLight to medium yellow-green; the aromas are stony/minerally rather than overtly fruity, yet fresh as always; the oak is well balanced and integrated with vanillin hints. The palate is youthful and fresh, still settling down when tasted in November 1994, and absolutely in the Giaconda mainstream, and will build texture and richness as it ages.
  33732. 2000Q
  33733. 1997R
  33734. 2000V
  33735. 24/6/98Y
  33736. 24/6/98\
  33737. James Halliday
  33738. 1/2/96
  33739. xLight to medium yellow-green; as always, restrained, yet complex, with smooth but not heavy nutty/buttery/minerally aromas, showing the effects of barrel fermentation, malolactic fermentation and extended lees ageing. The palate is fine, elegant and reserved; a classic example of the Giaconda style with those flavours which creep up on you; finishes with well-balanced acid.
  33740. 2001Q
  33741. 1998R
  33742. 2001V
  33743. 24/6/98Y
  33744. 24/6/98\
  33745. James Halliday
  33746. 1/11/96
  33747. BGlowing yellow-green; a charry/high toast oak component comes through on the bouquet in slightly more assertive fashion than some of the Giaconda wines early in their life.  On the palate there is that typically complex range of secondary flavours running through nutty to minerally, and the hallmark length on the finish.
  33748. export
  33749. 98 bookH
  33750. 2002Q
  33751. 1998R
  33752. 2002V
  33753. 24/6/98Y
  33754. 24/6/98\
  33755. James Halliday
  33756. 1/10/94
  33757. Medium red-purple; a complex wine which progressively opens up as it is allowed to breathe in the glass, with stemmy/gamey/plummy characters all apparent. In the mouth, chewy and complex, with flavours running from plum through to dark chocolate. A firm finish needing time to soften.
  33758. 1999Q
  33759. 1994R
  33760. 1999V
  33761. 24/6/98Y
  33762. 24/6/98\
  33763. James Halliday
  33764. 1/2/96
  33765. oLight red, with tinges of brown; contrary to expectations which one might gain from the colour, does have pronounced sappy varietal character, albeit of light to medium intensity. The palate pounces on the unwary, with strong sappy/spicy/tobacco flavours; very Burgundian in character, with real length, although one might have wished to see a touch more sweet fruit.
  33766. 2000Q
  33767. 1996R
  33768. 2000V
  33769. 24/6/98Y
  33770. 24/6/98\
  33771. James Halliday
  33772. 1/5/97
  33773. MLight to medium red; a very appealing, very stylish and very Burgundian bouquet with a fragrant and complex array of earthy barnyard overtones to the pinot fruit.  Works exceptionally well in the mouth, with a range of foresty/tobacco characters together with the strawberry/cherry fruit underneath. The best Giaconda pinot noir yet.
  33774. Export
  33775. 98 bookH
  33776. 2003K
  33777. 1998R
  33778. 2003V
  33779. 24/6/98Y
  33780. 24/6/98\
  33781. James Halliday
  33782. 1/11/94D
  33783. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is solid and rich, of medium to full intensity with strong lime fruit, leading on to a rich, full-bodied style with plenty of flavour and developing relatively quickly.H
  33784. 1998Q
  33785. 1995R
  33786. 1998V
  33787. 24/6/98Y
  33788. 24/6/98\
  33789. James Halliday
  33790. 1/8/96
  33791. Light to medium yellow-green; a fairly discreet and tight bouquet with dusty, herbaceous overtones; the palate has most attractive tangy lime juice flavours, long and lingering, with a touch of sweetness apparent, but which does not cloy. Retasted August 1996 and had literally flowered.
  33792. 2002Q
  33793. 1996R
  33794. 2002V
  33795. 24/6/98Y
  33796. 24/6/98\
  33797. James Halliday
  33798. 1/7/96
  33799. Light to medium yellow-green; a firm and toasty bouquet, similar to the rieslings of Chatsfield, leads on to a classically restrained palate which is toasty and dry, rather than fruity, but has the balance, the structure and in fact the flavour to mature wonderfully well with time.
  33800. Export
  33801. 98 bookH
  33802. 2003Q
  33803. 1997R
  33804. 2003V
  33805. 24/6/98Y
  33806. 24/6/98\
  33807. James Halliday
  33808. 1/10/94
  33809. Bright green-yellow; a complex bouquet with quasi-Alsatian overtones, rich and limey. In the mouth, the wine is full-blown, nicely developed with smooth, soft and round lime flavours but again just a hint of Alsace in the background.H
  33810. 1997Q
  33811. 1995R
  33812. 1997V
  33813. 24/6/98Y
  33814. 24/6/98\
  33815. James Halliday
  33816. 1/2/96D
  33817. Full yellow-green; there are developed but attractive toasty bottle-developed aromas replicated on the soft but classy palate with toasty, almost creamy fruit which has come together remarkably well with time in bottle.H
  33818. 1999Q
  33819. 1996R
  33820. 1999V
  33821. 24/6/98Y
  33822. 24/6/98\
  33823. James Halliday
  33824. 1/2/96
  33825. 0Bright, light yellow-green; there are fragrant, floral lime aromas tinged with herbaceousness on the bouquet. The palate is a touch green at this stage, but has power and intensity, and there is no reason why the wine should not develop the same lovely toasty characters as the older vintages of Glenara.
  33826. 2000Q
  33827. 1997R
  33828. 2000V
  33829. 24/6/98Y
  33830. 24/6/98\
  33831. James Halliday
  33832. 1/10/97D
  33833. Light to medium yellow-green; complex, with attractive rich bottle-developed sweet lime-accented aromas and flavours.  Has developed quickly but extremely well over the past 12 months.  E
  33834. export
  33835. 98 bookF
  33836. 2002Q
  33837. 1997R
  33838. 2002V
  33839. 24/6/98Y
  33840. 24/6/98\
  33841. James Halliday
  33842. 1/10/94
  33843. Medium to full red-purple; a quite rich and complex bouquet with cassis fruit and cedary oak. On the palate minty notes appear; the texture is smooth and the wine is rather lighter in body than the bouquet might suggest.H
  33844. 1997Q
  33845. 1995R
  33846. 1997V
  33847. 24/6/98Y
  33848. 24/6/98\
  33849. James Halliday
  33850. 1/2/96D
  33851. Full red-purple; a solid, smooth dark berry/cassis bouquet leads on to a fully ripe palate, with the fruit reflecting the much warmer growing conditions of the vineyard.H
  33852. 1999Q
  33853. 1996R
  33854. 1999V
  33855. 24/6/98Y
  33856. 24/6/98\
  33857. James Halliday
  33858. 1/2/94
  33859. Medium red; very ripe, strong varietal plummy fruit with minimal oak influence. The flavours are ripe with tastes of both plum and mint, and a difficult to pinpoint character which is to be found in many Coal River reds, perhaps due to the high natural acids.
  33860. 1996Q
  33861. 1994R
  33862. 1996V
  33863. 24/6/98Y
  33864. 24/6/98\
  33865. James Halliday
  33866. 1/2/97
  33867. Medium to full red, still holding good hue. The bouquet is quite concentrated with dark plum fruit and a few earthy notes in the background. The palate has considerable weight and concentration, with abundant ripe, dark plum flavours, and barely perceptible oak.
  33868. Export
  33869. 98 bookH
  33870. 1999Q
  33871. 1997R
  33872. 1999V
  33873. 24/6/98Y
  33874. 24/6/98\
  33875. James Halliday
  33876. 1/2/94D
  33877. Medium to full yellow-green; a full and rich bouquet, with powerful developed toasty aromas. The palate is round, almost luscious, with lovely weight. H
  33878. 1995Q
  33879. 1994R
  33880. 1995V
  33881. 24/6/98Y
  33882. 24/6/98\
  33883. James Halliday
  33884. 1/2/97D
  33885. Light green-yellow; a fresh, crisp and clean bouquet with a mix of herb, toast and mineral aromas. The palate is fresh, crisp and still youthful, touched with citrus and finishing with lively acidity.E
  33886. Export
  33887. 98 bookH
  33888. 1998Q
  33889. 1997R
  33890. 24/6/98Y
  33891. 24/6/98\
  33892. James Halliday
  33893. 1/11/94D
  33894. Light yellow-green; very light, clean and crisp herbal fruit with lifted, estery aromas. The flavours are crisp, clean and direct, showing good varietal character in an uncompromisingly light mould; does have length, and the wine creeps up on you.H
  33895. 1995Q
  33896. 1994R
  33897. 1995V
  33898. 24/6/98Y
  33899. 24/6/98\
  33900. James Halliday
  33901. 1/10/95D
  33902. Medium yellow-green; a very ripe style with tropical fruit aromas, and perhaps a fraction blowsy; the palate shows similarly very ripe, soft fruit flavours.H
  33903. 1996Q
  33904. 1995R
  33905. 1996V
  33906. 24/6/98Y
  33907. 24/6/98\
  33908. James Halliday
  33909. 1/10/94D
  33910. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet with moderately intense spicy/cassis fruit aromas and subtle oak. There is plenty of attractive ripe, dark berry/currant fruit on the palate, with an ever so slightly furry finish.H
  33911. 1998Q
  33912. 1995R
  33913. 1998V
  33914. 24/6/98Y
  33915. 24/6/98\
  33916. James Halliday
  33917. 1/10/95D
  33918. Medium to full yellow-green; a high-toned, potent bouquet with scented melon and grapefruit aromas allied with spicy oak. An opulent wine on the palate with abundant flavour, and fruit and oak looping through each other.H
  33919. 1998Q
  33920. 1995R
  33921. 1998V
  33922. 24/6/98Y
  33923. 24/6/98\
  33924. James Halliday
  33925. 1/10/96
  33926. ZMedium to full yellow-green; ripe fruit is well balanced and matched with the oak, but is relatively forward. The palate is rich, with those obviously cool-grown fruit flavours touched by relatively high alcohol, and one wonders whether the wine might have not been better had it been picked a little earlier. Finishes with a touch of charry oak.
  33927. exportH
  33928. 1998Q
  33929. 1996R
  33930. 1998V
  33931. 24/6/98Y
  33932. 24/6/98\
  33933. James Halliday
  33934. 1/11/94
  33935. Light to medium yellow-green; powerful, intense, pristine varietal character running the gamut from herbaceous to gooseberry. A powerful wine in the mouth with herb, grass, asparagus and snow pea flavours all present, yet not bitter or astringent.H
  33936. 1996Q
  33937. 1995R
  33938. 1996V
  33939. 24/6/98Y
  33940. 24/6/98\
  33941. James Halliday
  33942. 1/10/95
  33943. ,Medium yellow-green; a crisp, firm herbaceous style with crystal clear varietal character on both bouquet and palate; tight, clean and bracing flavour and structure, with a long finish, albeit in a slightly austere mode for some palates, a worthy gold medal winner at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.
  33944. 1997Q
  33945. 1996R
  33946. 1997V
  33947. 24/6/98Y
  33948. 24/6/98\
  33949. James Halliday
  33950. 1/2/97
  33951. Medium yellow-green; there is solid, ripe sauvignon blanc fruit in abundance; overall, a complex, rich wine showing considerable development to go with the concentration and length of flavour. E
  33952. Export
  33953. 98 bookH
  33954. 1998Q
  33955. 1997R
  33956. 1998V
  33957. 24/6/98Y
  33958. 24/6/98\
  33959. James Halliday
  33960. 1/11/94D
  33961. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, voluptuous red berry/red cherry fruit aromas with subtle oak. A striking, vibrant and very fruity wine on the palate with clean, luscious red berry fruit flavours.H
  33962. 2000Q
  33963. 1996R
  33964. 2000V
  33965. 24/6/98Y
  33966. 24/6/98\
  33967. James Halliday
  33968. 1/10/95D
  33969. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, full with very ripe cherry fruit in consistent vineyard style. The palate has similar abundant cherry jam and mint flavours, perhaps fractionally over the top, but is certainly not short of character.H
  33970. 2001Q
  33971. 1997R
  33972. 2001V
  33973. 24/6/98Y
  33974. 24/6/98\
  33975. James Halliday
  33976. 1/9/96
  33977. Medium red-purple; a scented, fragrant bouquet with a mix of sweet fruit and sweet oak leads on to a palate with abundant sweet, almost jammy, plummy fruit. This is a style which is obviously very late picked, and is made consistently from one year to the next.
  33978. ExportH
  33979. 2002Q
  33980. 1998R
  33981. 2002V
  33982. 24/6/98Y
  33983. 24/6/98\
  33984. James Halliday
  33985. 1/5/97
  33986. Medium to full red-purple; archetypal ripe shiraz varietal aromas of the kind one usually encounters in warmer climates such as the Barossa Valley, with glossy/minty/cherry fruit; on the palate, had started to develop some slightly funky, gamey, liquorice characters by the end of 1997.
  33987. Export
  33988. 98 bookH
  33989. 2005K
  33990. 1999R
  33991. 2005T
  33992. ChangedV
  33993. 24/6/98Y
  33994. 24/6/98\
  33995. James Halliday
  33996. 1/11/94
  33997. Medium to full red-purple; in the mould of the 
  33998. 92 reds from Goundrey, with very ripe cassis/blackcurrant fruit aromas and flavours; the palate is round and generous, with that very ripe fruit to the fore.H
  33999. 2002Q
  34000. 1997R
  34001. 2002V
  34002. 24/6/98Y
  34003. 24/6/98\
  34004. James Halliday
  34005. 1/11/94D
  34006. Light yellow-green; intensely fragrant, grapey, piercingly pure and clean aromas lead on to a wine with a lively, intense, essence-of-grape flavour, finishing with cleansing acidity.H
  34007. 1995Q
  34008. 1994R
  34009. 1995V
  34010. 24/6/98Y
  34011. 24/6/98\
  34012. James Halliday
  34013. 1/10/95D
  34014. Light yellow-green; a fresh, fruity grapey bouquet, less powerful than the 
  34015. 94, but still admirable in its clarity. There are pungent and lively lime-accented grape flavours, with tingling acid offset by appropriate residual sugar on the finish.H
  34016. 1996Q
  34017. 1995R
  34018. 1996V
  34019. 24/6/98Y
  34020. 24/6/98\
  34021. James Halliday
  34022. 1/10/96D
  34023. Light yellow-green; an intensely fruity but rather sweet bouquet leads on to a palate which is seriously sweet.  Evidently driven by commercial considerations, but I much prefer earlier versions of the wine.E
  34024. Export
  34025. 98 bookH
  34026. 1997Q
  34027. 1996R
  34028. 1997V
  34029. 24/6/98Y
  34030. 24/6/98\
  34031. James Halliday
  34032. 1/10/95
  34033. Medium yellow-green; full, tropical fruit aromas make the wine immediately attractive. The same richness and fullness is evident on the palate, already showing abundant regional lime fruit. Retasted October 1995 with similar notes but even more development and richness.
  34034. 1998Q
  34035. 1995R
  34036. 1998V
  34037. 24/6/98Y
  34038. 24/6/98\
  34039. James Halliday
  34040. 1/10/96
  34041. Medium green-yellow; a typical Eden Valley bouquet, with powerful and rich lime aromas leading on to a fairly intense palate with faintly minerally but predominantly lime-flavoured fruit.  Looks as if it will develop fairly quickly.E
  34042. Export
  34043. 98 bookH
  34044. 1999Q
  34045. 1996R
  34046. 1999V
  34047. 24/6/98Y
  34048. 24/6/98\
  34049. James Halliday
  34050. 1/11/94D
  34051. Light to medium yellow-green; an opulent, highly aromatic bouquet with potent gooseberry and passionfruit aromas. The palate likewise has abundant flesh and weight, at the full end of the spectrum, though retaining varietal character.H
  34052. 1996Q
  34053. 1994R
  34054. 1996V
  34055. 24/6/98Y
  34056. 24/6/98\
  34057. James Halliday
  34058. 1/11/95D
  34059. A major disappointment after the power and depth of the 
  34060. 94 vintage; tasted on a number of occasions with consistent notes commenting on lack of varietal character.H
  34061. 1996Q
  34062. 1995R
  34063. 1996V
  34064. 24/6/98Y
  34065. 24/6/98\
  34066. James Halliday
  34067. 1/10/96D
  34068. Medium yellow-green; solid, ripe, slightly blowsy, gooseberry aromas in the mainstream of the Grant Burge style lead on to a full-flavoured palate with soft, ripe gooseberry fruit.  A marked improvement on the 
  34069. 95, but will develop quickly.E
  34070. Export
  34071. 98 bookH
  34072. 1997Q
  34073. 1996R
  34074. 1997V
  34075. 24/6/98Y
  34076. 24/6/98\
  34077. James Halliday
  34078. 1/9/94D
  34079. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with an array of minty, spicy and vanillin aromas. The palate belies its 13.5% alcohol, with a complex array of red berry, spice and mint flavours, and subtle oak.H
  34080. 1999Q
  34081. 1996R
  34082. 1999V
  34083. 24/6/98Y
  34084. 24/6/98\
  34085. James Halliday
  34086. 1/10/95D
  34087. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with lots of vanilla and lemon oak over fair fruit. On the palate, big oaky and chewy with chocolatey fruit and charry oak in traditional, warm-grown style.H
  34088. 2000Q
  34089. 1997R
  34090. 2000V
  34091. 24/6/98
  34092. 24/6/98\
  34093. James Halliday
  34094. 1/10/96D
  34095. Medium red-purple; firm, slightly leafy fruit with earthy undertones and vanilla oak in restraint. A direct, no-frills Barossa cabernet with a mix of varietal fruit and lemon vanilla oak.E
  34096. Export
  34097. 98 bookH
  34098. 2002Q
  34099. 1998R
  34100. 2002V
  34101. 24/6/98Y
  34102. 24/6/98\
  34103. James Halliday
  34104. 1/5/97
  34105. +Medium red-purple; there is pronounced vanillin American oak on the bouquet, with moderately sweet fruit. The palate has more extract and total weight than the 1995 Filsell Shiraz, with some attractive red fruit flavours and fair tannins. However, the overall flavour driver is that of American oak.
  34106. 2004K
  34107. CD noteQ
  34108. 1999R
  34109. 2004V
  34110. 24/6/98W
  34111. 99 bookY
  34112. 24/6/98\
  34113. James Halliday
  34114. 1/10/96
  34115. Like the Filsell Vineyard shiraz, only more so, driven throughout with rich, vanillin American oak. However, there is a lot of concentrated fruit deriving from the old vines, giving plenty of flesh and sweetness to the mid-palate, finishing with soft, chewy tannins. Retasted on half a dozen occasions through the latter part of 1995 with consistent tasting notes; lots of warm chocolatey fruit and seductive oak. Retasted yet again late 
  34116. 96 with the American oak all pervasive. Some just love B
  34117. the style.
  34118. 2003Q
  34119. 1996R
  34120. 2003V
  34121. 24/6/98Y
  34122. 24/6/98\
  34123. James Halliday
  34124. 1/8/94D
  34125. Light green-yellow; fragrant, elegant with faintly spicy/toasty edges to the bouquet. On the palate, elegant, crisp and lively, again showing that touch of nutmeg spice, though it is fruit, rather than enzyme, derived. H
  34126. 2001Q
  34127. 1996R
  34128. 2001V
  34129. 24/6/98Y
  34130. 24/6/98\
  34131. James Halliday
  34132. 1/10/95
  34133. Light to medium yellow-green; a supremely elegant bouquet, tight and discrete in classic Clare fashion, tinged with lime. A totally delicious wine to taste, with a long yet ultra-refined palate, gentle lime juice flavours, and a lingering yet clean finish. 
  34134. 2002Q
  34135. 1996R
  34136. 2002V
  34137. 24/6/98Y
  34138. 24/6/98\
  34139. James Halliday
  34140. 1/10/96D
  34141. Medium yellow-green; a highly floral bouquet in a classic mould flecked with lime and toast.  Sculptured in the Grosset fashion on the palate, with ripples of flavour; the hint of residual sugar present in the wine can barely be detected.  E
  34142. Export
  34143. 98 bookH
  34144. 2003Q
  34145. 1997R
  34146. 2003V
  34147. 24/6/98Y
  34148. 24/6/98\
  34149. James Halliday
  34150. 1/8/94D
  34151. Classic, youthful Riesling, light green in colour, with tangy lime aromas tinged with herbaceousness. A very intense, lingering palate with toast and lime flavours and a minimum of five years in front of it. H
  34152. 2004Q
  34153. 1996R
  34154. 2004V
  34155. 24/6/98Y
  34156. 24/6/98\
  34157. James Halliday
  34158. 1/10/95
  34159. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with a range of toast, herb and lime aromas; like the Watervale, crisp and classically styled. Almost painfully pure Clare Riesling, with a long dry finish, needing years to show its best, but already showing its class.
  34160. 2005Q
  34161. 1997R
  34162. 2005V
  34163. 24/6/98Y
  34164. 24/6/98\
  34165. James Halliday
  34166. 1/10/96D
  34167. Light to medium green-yellow; fragrant, flowery lime blossom aromas with some background hints of toast and spice.  A wonderfully elegant and fine yet intensely flavoured wine on the palate, balanced and sculptured as only Grosset knows how.E
  34168. Export
  34169. 98 bookH
  34170. 2006Q
  34171. 1998R
  34172. 2006V
  34173. 24/6/98Y
  34174. 24/6/98\
  34175. James Halliday
  34176. 1/8/94
  34177. Very pale green-yellow; a crisp, clean direct bouquet of light to medium intensity. The palate has rather more power and length than the bouquet suggests, with cleansing lemony acid on the finish.H
  34178. 1996Q
  34179. 1995R
  34180. 1996V
  34181. 24/6/98Y
  34182. 24/6/98\
  34183. James Halliday
  34184. 1/2/96
  34185. Medium yellow-green; a wholly seductive bouquet with fragrant, tropical/passionfruit aromas. A lively wine on the palate, which may perhaps be partially yeast-influenced, but attractively so. The flavours are harmonious, well balanced and finish with pleasantly crisp acidity. 
  34186. 1997Q
  34187. 1996R
  34188. 1997V
  34189. 24/6/98Y
  34190. 24/6/98\
  34191. James Halliday
  34192. 1/10/96D
  34193. Medium yellow-green; very stylish aromas ranging from lime to mint to gooseberry to more herbal, complex yet unoaked. A long, lingering and intense palate with a marvellous evocation of the varietal fruit components; perfect balance and mouthfeel. 
  34194. Export
  34195. 98 bookH
  34196. 1999Q
  34197. 1997R
  34198. 1999V
  34199. 24/6/98Y
  34200. 24/6/98\
  34201. James Halliday
  34202. 1/10/95
  34203. Light yellow-green; a relatively fine bouquet with citrus and melon fruit and subtle, spicy French oak; the palate is similarly elegant and restrained, with cashew characters from the malolactic fermentation influence and reasonably pronounced spicy/charry oak.
  34204. 1999Q
  34205. 1995R
  34206. 1999V
  34207. 24/6/98Y
  34208. 24/6/98\
  34209. James Halliday
  34210. 1/5/96
  34211. 9Medium yellow-green; restrained and tight aromas ranging from melon through cashew showing both barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation characters. As the bouquet promises, the flavours on the palate are into the secondary spectrum; no fruit loop here, but rather cashew and faintly minerally, with subtle oak.
  34212. Export
  34213. 98 bookH
  34214. 2000Q
  34215. 1996R
  34216. 2000V
  34217. 24/6/98Y
  34218. 24/6/98\
  34219. James Halliday
  34220. 1/5/97
  34221.     Medium yellow-green; a mix of melon and ripe pear fruit is supported by perfectly balanced and integrated French oak. The same harmony and integration continues through on the palate, with its array of nectarine, pear and melon fruit flavours, and gently spicy oak.
  34222. 2003K
  34223. CD noteQ
  34224. 1998R
  34225. 2003V
  34226. 24/6/98W
  34227. 99 bookY
  34228. 24/6/98\
  34229. James Halliday
  34230. 1/8/94
  34231. !Deep purple-red; spotlessly smooth, sweet and clean, with classic dark berry/cassis fruit with very good oak handling. The palate is everything the bouquet promises, beautifully balanced with dark briary/berry/cassis flavours, soft but persistent tannins and subtle oak. Truly outstanding.
  34232. 2002Q
  34233. 1996R
  34234. 2002V
  34235. 24/6/98Y
  34236. 24/6/98\
  34237. James Halliday
  34238. 1/10/95
  34239. 2Dense red-purple; a clean and powerful bouquet with cedary/briary overtones running through ripe dark fruits. The palate is powerful and concentrated with dark briary berry flavours, and supple but quite evident tannins. Of very high quality, though without the sheer brilliance of prior vintages, perhaps.
  34240. 2001Q
  34241. 1996R
  34242. 2001V
  34243. 24/6/98Y
  34244. 24/6/98\
  34245. James Halliday
  34246. 1/10/96
  34247. Exceptionally strong purple-red; waves of perfectly-ripened blackcurrant and blackberry fruit rise from the glass, leading on to a powerful but classic palate, eerily like a top young Bordeaux from a ripe year; fine, soft tannins and integrated oak round off a magical glass.
  34248. 2004Q
  34249. 1998R
  34250. 2004V
  34251. 24/6/98Y
  34252. 24/6/98\
  34253. James Halliday
  34254. 1/5/97
  34255. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is as spotless and immaculate as ever, with wonderful blackberry/cassis fruit; the same sweet cassis/blackberry fruit is the dominant feature of a supple palate, with perfect oak handling and integration, finishing with fine, lingering tannins.  
  34256. Export
  34257. 98 bookH
  34258. 2010K
  34259. 2000R
  34260. 2010V
  34261. 24/6/98W
  34262. 99 bookY
  34263. 24/6/98\
  34264. James Halliday
  34265. 1/9/94D
  34266. Medium to full purple-red; very ripe full, dark blood plum fruits with some spicy overtones to the bouquet, and similar super-ripe cherry, plum and spice fruit on the palate, finishing with soft tannins.H
  34267. 1996Q
  34268. 1995R
  34269. 1996V
  34270. 24/6/98Y
  34271. 24/6/98\
  34272. James Halliday
  34273. 1/12/96D
  34274. Medium red-purple; a clean, fresh, slightly simple bouquet with red berry fruits; there is slightly more on the palate with generous jammy/berry varietal fruit, finishing with pleasantly soft tannins.
  34275. Export
  34276. 98 bookH
  34277. 1999Q
  34278. 1997R
  34279. 1999V
  34280. 24/6/98Y
  34281. 24/6/98\
  34282. James Halliday
  34283. 1/4/95
  34284. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with abundant fresh redcurrant fruit and an obvious new oak input which is not yet entirely integrated. A similarly complex, multiflavoured and multifaceted palate with lots of ripe fruit and strong oak influence. Should age extremely well.
  34285. 2001Q
  34286. 1997R
  34287. 2001V
  34288. 24/6/98Y
  34289. 24/6/98\
  34290. James Halliday
  34291. 1/10/95D
  34292. Did not show particularly well at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show, but had already sold out by the end of the year, so the result is of academic interest only. H
  34293. 1999Q
  34294. 1997R
  34295. 1999V
  34296. 24/6/98Y
  34297. 24/6/98\
  34298. James Halliday
  34299. 1/7/96
  34300. Medium red-purple; clean and elegant with positive briary/berry fruit on the bouquet leads on to a wine which has excellent varietal character on the palate; long-flavoured with a touch of chocolate, finishing with fine tannins.E
  34301. Export
  34302. 98 bookH
  34303. 2004Q
  34304. 2000R
  34305. 2004V
  34306. 24/6/98Y
  34307. 24/6/98\
  34308. James Halliday
  34309. 1/2/97D
  34310. Medium yellow-green; a quite complex bouquet with pronounced oak and tangy fruit; there is lots happening on the palate with powerful, tangy fruit and sweet oak. The aftertaste, however, is a little rough.E
  34311. Export
  34312. 98 bookH
  34313. 1999Q
  34314. 1997R
  34315. 1999V
  34316. 24/6/98Y
  34317. 24/6/98\
  34318. James Halliday
  34319. 1/9/94D
  34320. Medium to full yellow-green; solid, toasty aromas with secondary fruit characters and well integrated oak. A well balanced wine in the mouth, with nutty/oaky flavours and a relatively soft finish. Good food style.H
  34321. 1996Q
  34322. 1994R
  34323. 1996V
  34324. 24/6/98Y
  34325. 24/6/98\
  34326. James Halliday
  34327. 1/10/95
  34328. Medium to full yellow-green; in Australian terms, an unusual bouquet with rather bitter vegetal characters, and a palate which also has more in common with European white wine style than Australian, with the strong suggestion of some ambient fermentation techniques being used.
  34329. 1997Q
  34330. 1995R
  34331. 1997V
  34332. 24/6/98Y
  34333. 24/6/98\
  34334. James Halliday
  34335. 1/7/94D
  34336. Light yellow-green; the bouquet shows much more bouquet and fruit than in prior vintages with flowery passionfruit overtones. On the palate, distinctively viognier with flowery pastille/honeysuckle fruit flavours of medium intensity.H
  34337. 1996Q
  34338. 1995R
  34339. 1996V
  34340. 24/6/98Y
  34341. 24/6/98\
  34342. James Halliday
  34343. 1/10/96
  34344. 'Medium yellow-green; amazingly pungent aromas running through mead, hay, straw and more typical (of viognier) pastille fruit. The palate, unexpectedly, veers more to the chalky/dusty flavours one associates with Marsanne, but is full of interest. All in all, way outside the conventional square.
  34345. Export
  34346. 98 bookH
  34347. 1999Q
  34348. 1997R
  34349. 1999V
  34350. 24/6/98Y
  34351. 24/6/98\
  34352. James Halliday
  34353. 1/8/94D
  34354. Medium red; a clean, smooth bouquet of light to medium weight, not especially complex, but nicely balanced. The palate shows rather more, with pleasant briary/berry fruit, and a reasonably firm tannin structure which will ensure that it ages gracefully.H
  34355. 2002Q
  34356. 1996R
  34357. 2002V
  34358. 24/6/98Y
  34359. 24/6/98\
  34360. James Halliday
  34361. 1/7/95
  34362. Deep red-purple; solid, sweet minty fruit with slightly raw oak to the bouquet; there are cedar and cigar flavours on the palate which is overall surprisingly tannic; needs much time.H
  34363. 2003Q
  34364. 1997R
  34365. 2003V
  34366. 24/6/98Y
  34367. 24/6/98\
  34368. James Halliday
  34369. 1/9/94D
  34370. Light green-yellow; herbal/grassy varietal fruit aromas with no oak input. A reasonably powerful but not particularly pungent mid-palate; the overall impression is of a food-style wine in the best sense of that term.H
  34371. 1995Q
  34372. 1994R
  34373. 1995V
  34374. 24/6/98Y
  34375. 24/6/98\
  34376. James Halliday
  34377. 1/10/95
  34378. Light yellow-green; crisp and direct with asparagus, herb and earth aromas, neither tropical nor particularly fruity. The palate is precisely as one would anticipate with crisp, pungent earthy/herbal flavours, with considerable length. In very similar style to the 
  34379. 1996Q
  34380. 1995R
  34381. 1996V
  34382. 24/6/98Y
  34383. 24/6/98\
  34384. James Halliday
  34385. 1/10/96
  34386. Light green-yellow; a quite powerful bouquet with razor-sharp capsicum, gooseberry and herb aromas; the palate, likewise, is potent and piercing with crisp gooseberry and herbal flavours, the acid evident but controlled. Stands up to New Zealand competition very well.
  34387. Export
  34388. 98 bookH
  34389. 1997Q
  34390. 1996R
  34391. 1997V
  34392. 24/6/98Y
  34393. 24/6/98\
  34394. James Halliday
  34395. 1/9/94
  34396. Light to medium yellow-green; exuberant, clean and fresh fruit aromas in the melon and white peach spectrum. Fruit, rather than oak, likewise drives the palate, with a range of flavours running from white peach to citrus to passionfruit, with an excellent finish.
  34397. 1996Q
  34398. 1995R
  34399. 1996V
  34400. 24/6/98Y
  34401. 24/6/98\
  34402. James Halliday
  34403. 1/9/94
  34404. Medium to full yellow; a big, rich and fairly developed aroma in a peach/tropical mould. The palate is similarly sweet with generous honeyed fruit flavours, and a soft finish. Drink this wine now.H
  34405. 1997Q
  34406. 1995R
  34407. 1997V
  34408. 24/6/98Y
  34409. 24/6/98\
  34410. James Halliday
  34411. 1/9/95D
  34412. Light straw-yellow; clean, crisp and direct, with fruit of light to medium intensity showing pristine varietal character. A no-frills palate, fresh, clean and direct, finishing with crisp acidity.H
  34413. 1996Q
  34414. 1995R
  34415. 1996V
  34416. 24/6/98Y
  34417. 24/6/98\
  34418. James Halliday
  34419. 1/11/95
  34420. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, with a slightly stalky dried leaf character more akin to Semillon than Sauvignon Blanc. The palate has nice feel and length, with slightly more ripe fruit than the bouquet promises, but once again seems to lack distinctive varietal character.
  34421. 1997Q
  34422. 1996R
  34423. 1997V
  34424. 24/6/98Y
  34425. 24/6/98\
  34426. James Halliday
  34427. 1/2/97D
  34428. Light yellow-green; a clean, crisp, fresh and firm bouquet, more grassy than tropical, but attractively lean and tight.  The palate is similarly fresh, crisp and in a dry herbal style, excellent for seafood; crisp acid on the finish is a further plus.E
  34429. Export
  34430. 98 bookH
  34431. 1998Q
  34432. 1997R
  34433. 1998V
  34434. 24/6/98Y
  34435. 24/6/98\
  34436. James Halliday
  34437. 1/9/94
  34438. Light to medium yellow-green; potent, stylish, tangy grapefruit aromas with textured barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation aspects. A tangy, stylish palate with lingering citrus/grapefruit flavours, and well-integrated oak. Note some bottles of this wine have been corked.
  34439. 1996Q
  34440. 1994R
  34441. 1996V
  34442. 24/6/98Y
  34443. 24/6/98\
  34444. James Halliday
  34445. 1/12/96
  34446. =Full yellow, showing considerable development; tangy, citrussy cool-climate characters still dominate, but are becoming a touch extreme. The palate is complex, the oak having now well and truly integrated with the fruit, and with those cool, citrussy, almost cabbagey, characters to the fore. At odds with the colour.
  34447. 1997Q
  34448. 1996R
  34449. 1997V
  34450. 24/6/98Y
  34451. 24/6/98\
  34452. James Halliday
  34453. 1/2/97
  34454. "Medium to full yellow-orange; the bouquet is led by toasty, barrel-ferment French oak over melon and pear fruit of medium intensity. The palate has melon, stone fruit and pear flavours with some nutty characters, and subtle oak. Retasted November 
  34455. 97 with similar notes; drinking very well.
  34456. Export
  34457. 98 bookH
  34458. 2001Q
  34459. 1998R
  34460. 2001T
  34461. ChangedV
  34462. 24/6/98Y
  34463. 24/6/98\
  34464. James Halliday
  34465. 1/10/95
  34466. Medium to full red; surprisingly potent with pronounced earthy/briary aromas, and a surprisingly ripe and powerful earthy/briary palate with fine tannins and bright acidity.H
  34467. 1996Q
  34468. 1995R
  34469. 1996V
  34470. 24/6/98Y
  34471. 24/6/98\
  34472. James Halliday
  34473. 1/11/94
  34474. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity, driven primarily by peach and melon fruit, with subtle oak. The palate is clean and fresh, with wonderfully subtle, light fruit and a creamy texture from the combination of making techniques.
  34475. 1997Q
  34476. 1995R
  34477. 1997V
  34478. 24/6/98Y
  34479. 24/6/98\
  34480. James Halliday
  34481. 1/10/95D
  34482. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet with moderately intense fruit and subtle oak; the palate is clean, of light to medium weight, with oatmeal flavours presumably deriving from the quite pronounced malolactic fermentation influence.H
  34483. 1997Q
  34484. 1996R
  34485. 1997V
  34486. 24/6/98Y
  34487. 24/6/98\
  34488. James Halliday
  34489. 1/10/96D
  34490. Medium to full yellow-green; a fairly lifted bouquet leads on to a light, somewhat thin palate in which the lifted characters of the bouquet again appear, tending to thin out the mouthfeel. Not a success.E
  34491. Export
  34492. 98 bookH
  34493. 1997Q
  34494. 1996R
  34495. 1997V
  34496. 24/6/98Y
  34497. 24/6/98\
  34498. James Halliday
  34499. 1/9/94D
  34500. Medium red-purple; a quite complex bouquet with cedary/leafy aromas mixed with red berry fruits. The palate shows similar cedary/leafy flavours with subtle oak; of mid-weight and length.H
  34501. 1999Q
  34502. 1996R
  34503. 1999V
  34504. 24/6/98Y
  34505. 24/6/98\
  34506. James Halliday
  34507. 1/10/95
  34508. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite complex with an array of earthy/briary/gamey aromas tinged with a hint of astringency. That astringency does not reappear on the palate which is soft, easy drinking with pronounced minty overtones to the red berry fruit.
  34509. 2000Q
  34510. 1997R
  34511. 2000V
  34512. 24/6/98Y
  34513. 24/6/98\
  34514. James Halliday
  34515. 1/10/96D
  34516. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and fragrant with smooth blackberry fruit, leading on to a lively palate with bright cherry/berry notes, distinctively cool climate in character. The tannins are fine and the oak subtle.E
  34517. Export
  34518. 98 bookH
  34519. 2001Q
  34520. 1998R
  34521. 2001V
  34522. 24/6/98Y
  34523. 24/6/98\
  34524. James Halliday
  34525. 1/7/97D
  34526. Light to medium red; the bouquet is light, with leafy/minty aromas. The palate shows slightly more red fruit flavours, but lacks richness. The problems seem to lie in the vineyard, rather than the winery.H
  34527. 2002K
  34528. CD noteQ
  34529. 1998R
  34530. 2002V
  34531. 24/6/98W
  34532. 99 bookY
  34533. 24/6/98\
  34534. James Halliday
  34535. 1/9/94D
  34536. Dark red; concentrated, ripe briary fruit and oak with hints of chocolate. In the mouth, powerful and concentrated with strong berry fruit, well-handled French oak, and ample tannins to support the wine as it ages.H
  34537. 2002Q
  34538. 1995R
  34539. 2002V
  34540. 24/6/98Y
  34541. 24/6/98\
  34542. James Halliday
  34543. 1/10/96
  34544. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, fruit-driven bouquet with a range of red berry, leaf, mint and earth aromas leads on to a quite softly structured palate with attractive sweet fruit running through cedar, spice and vanilla notes principally deriving from well-handled oak.
  34545. Export
  34546. 98 bookH
  34547. 2005Q
  34548. 1997R
  34549. 2005V
  34550. 24/6/98Y
  34551. 24/6/98\
  34552. James Halliday
  34553. 1/11/94
  34554. Medium yellow-green; fruit-driven with abundant white peach and passionfruit aromas. The palate is clean and smooth, with gently peachy fruit, and a hint of melon; well weighted, well balanced, not too sweet and will develop well, if relatively quickly.H
  34555. 2001Q
  34556. 1995R
  34557. 2001V
  34558. 24/6/98Y
  34559. 24/6/98\
  34560. James Halliday
  34561. 1/11/95
  34562. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is spotlessly clean with attractive tangy fruit and a subtle touch of spicy oak. The palate is lively, fresh and crisp with fruit salad flavours, subtle spicy oak, and the faintest flick of residual sugar is balanced by good acid. 
  34563. 2003Q
  34564. 1996R
  34565. 2003V
  34566. 24/6/98Y
  34567. 24/6/98\
  34568. James Halliday
  34569. 1/10/96
  34570. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, fruit-driven bouquet with gentle tropical aromas of medium intensity, and a subliminal touch of oak. An elegant, fine and restrained palate; you really have to look at the history of the wine to understand its tremendous development potential.
  34571. Export
  34572. 98 bookH
  34573. 2003Q
  34574. 1997R
  34575. 2003V
  34576. 24/6/98Y
  34577. 24/6/98\
  34578. James Halliday
  34579. 1/11/94
  34580. Light to medium yellow-green; a full-blown style with lots of very cleverly handled spicy nutmeg oak, which does not, however, overwhelm the wine. On the palate the same voluptuous spicy oak flavours are perfectly integrated with substantial fruit. A bargain at the price.
  34581. 1996Q
  34582. 1995R
  34583. 1996V
  34584. 24/6/98Y
  34585. 24/6/98\
  34586. James Halliday
  34587. 1/11/95
  34588. Light yellow-green; clean, crisp and intense herbaceous aromas which are not, however, rank or bitter, lead on to a delightful palate in which the herbal notes are neatly balanced by more lush tropical/passionfruit flavours; well balanced and with a long finish.
  34589. 1997Q
  34590. 1996R
  34591. 1997V
  34592. 24/6/98Y
  34593. 24/6/98\
  34594. James Halliday
  34595. 1/10/96D
  34596. Light green-yellow; clean, light, crisp and fresh, but not having as much fruit intensity as in previous years. The palate is the same; may, however, develop with time.E
  34597. Export
  34598. 98 bookH
  34599. 1998Q
  34600. 1997R
  34601. 1998V
  34602. 24/6/98Y
  34603. 24/6/98\
  34604. James Halliday
  34605. 1/11/94D
  34606. Light yellow-green; tangy, lively fruit aromas with some mixed citrus and tropical fruit aromas. A very lively palate with citrus and melon flavours, with a long, clean and crisp finish.H
  34607. 1999Q
  34608. 1995R
  34609. 1999V
  34610. 24/6/98Y
  34611. 24/6/98\
  34612. James Halliday
  34613. 1/11/95D
  34614. Light to medium yellow-green; a solid wine on both bouquet and palate with many of the characters of the 
  34615. 94, and in particular that mix of greener and riper fruit. Will develop more honeysuckle/honey flavours as it develops.H
  34616. 2000Q
  34617. 1996R
  34618. 2000V
  34619. 24/6/98Y
  34620. 24/6/98\
  34621. James Halliday
  34622. 1/10/94D
  34623. Light to medium yellow-green; floral lime fruit salad aromas with a similar, attractive melange of fruit flavours on the palate, with peach, melon and citrus interwoven. H
  34624. 1996Q
  34625. 1995R
  34626. 1996V
  34627. 24/6/98Y
  34628. 24/6/98\
  34629. James Halliday
  34630. 1/11/95D
  34631. Light yellow-green; a most attractive bouquet with white peach/nectarine fruit aromas, potent yet not heavy. The palate shows similar utterly seductive fruit in a surprisingly delicate frame; overall clean and crisp, with gentle acidity on the finish.H
  34632. 1997Q
  34633. 1996R
  34634. 1997V
  34635. 24/6/98Y
  34636. 24/6/98\
  34637. James Halliday
  34638. 1/10/96D
  34639. Light to medium yellow-green; fine melon fruit aromas from the Chardonnay component with a touch of tang from the other varieties leads on to an elegant, unforced wine proclaiming its cool-grown origins.  E
  34640. Export
  34641. 98 bookH
  34642. 1998Q
  34643. 1997R
  34644. 1998V
  34645. 24/6/98Y
  34646. 24/6/98\
  34647. James Halliday
  34648. 1/9/94D
  34649. Light to medium red-purple; clean, fresh gentle red berry fruit aromas of light to medium intensity. The palate is clean, quite soft, gently fruity with subtle oak and minimal tannins. H
  34650. 1995Q
  34651. 1994R
  34652. 1995V
  34653. 24/6/98Y
  34654. 24/6/98\
  34655. James Halliday
  34656. 1/11/95D
  34657. Medium red; there is a distinct touch of earth to the bouquet which makes it fractionally hard, and there are similar earthy, slightly green fruit flavours to the palate. H
  34658. 1996Q
  34659. 1995R
  34660. 1996V
  34661. 24/6/98Y
  34662. 24/6/98\
  34663. James Halliday
  34664. 1/10/96
  34665. Vivid purple-red; a stimulating mix of ripe cassis fruit with more briary/leafy undertones, and a nice touch of lift to the finish of the bouquet. Plenty of depth and richness to the ripe cassis/plum fruit on the palate and just a touch of oak. Best yet under this label.
  34666. ExportH
  34667. 2000Q
  34668. 1997R
  34669. 2000V
  34670. 24/6/98Y
  34671. 24/6/98\
  34672. James Halliday
  34673. 1/10/94D
  34674. Light green-yellow; intense, powerful and fragrant with toasty and lime fruit; no apparent yeast influence. A very powerful, intense and long flavour with those tightly structured lime flavours, and grip on the finish.H
  34675. 2004Q
  34676. 1995R
  34677. 2004V
  34678. 24/6/98Y
  34679. 24/6/98\
  34680. James Halliday
  34681. 1/10/95
  34682. Light green-yellow; ultra-classic riesling, elegant yet concentrated, with a mix of lime and toast to the bouquet. There is marvellous structure and grip to the palate; superb now, but with a decade in front of it. One of the great Howard Park rieslings.H
  34683. 2005Q
  34684. 1996R
  34685. 2005V
  34686. 24/6/98Y
  34687. 24/6/98\
  34688. James Halliday
  34689. 1/10/96
  34690. /Light to medium yellow-green; moves to the pace of its own drum, with an extra dimension of intensity and richness, yet not the least bit heavy on either bouquet or palate. There are voluminous Germanic lime flavours tinged with passionfruit, and a finish as long and as fresh as one could ever imagine.
  34691. Export
  34692. 98 bookH
  34693. 2006Q
  34694. 1997R
  34695. 2006V
  34696. 24/6/98Y
  34697. 24/6/98\
  34698. James Halliday
  34699. 1/9/94
  34700. GMedium yellow-green; a complex and structured bouquet, initially showing barrel-ferment oak, then intense grapefruit and melon fruit. On the palate far more elegant than the 13.5% alcohol would suggest, with melon and citrus fruit flavours, excellent acid balance and a lingering finish. The oak handling is very sophisticated.
  34701. 1999Q
  34702. 1995R
  34703. 1999V
  34704. 24/6/98Y
  34705. 24/6/98\
  34706. James Halliday
  34707. 1/6/95
  34708. Medium yellow-green; discreet yet complex melon and fig fruit aromas are interwoven with oak; there is tremendous length and focus to the palate, with lingering though not excessive fruit salad flavours, and once again beautifully balanced and integrated oak. 
  34709. 2000Q
  34710. 1996R
  34711. 2000V
  34712. 24/6/98Y
  34713. 24/6/98\
  34714. James Halliday
  34715. 1/8/96
  34716. VMedium yellow-green; rich, complex and stylish, with high quality spicy barrel-ferment French oak, yet still fruit-driven on the bouquet. The fruit flavours on the palate range through melon, fig, white peach and into a slightly vegetal mode in the manner of the very best cool-grown chardonnays. The oak is perfectly balanced and integrated.
  34717. Export
  34718. 98 bookH
  34719. 2001Q
  34720. 1997R
  34721. 2001V
  34722. 24/6/98Y
  34723. 24/6/98\
  34724. James Halliday
  34725. 1/7/97
  34726. Medium yellow-green; a beautifully crafted wine from start to finish, with fine melon/grapefruit aromas backed up by the sophisticated use of high-quality French oak on the bouquet. A fine, long, supple palate with powerful fruit (the wine has 14 degrees alcohol) is similarly surrounded by gently spiced oak. Retasted October 
  34727. 97; retains delicacy, and unquestionably headed for a long life.
  34728. 2004K
  34729. CD noteQ
  34730. 1998R
  34731. 2004V
  34732. 24/6/98W
  34733. 99 bookY
  34734. 24/6/98\
  34735. James Halliday
  34736. 1/9/94
  34737. 7Medium to full purple-red; a powerful, classic wine in the mainstream of the Howard Park style, spotlessly clean and with less opulent fruit than the 
  34738. 91. On the palate, immaculately balanced and structured, with near-perfect berry fruit ripeness in a highly disciplined style, finishing with lingering tannins.
  34739. 2007Q
  34740. 1997R
  34741. 2007V
  34742. 24/6/98Y
  34743. 24/6/98\
  34744. James Halliday
  34745. 1/10/95
  34746. ;Medium to full red-purple; quite marvellous dark berry/blackcurrant fruit interwoven with fine, spicy French oak; spotlessly clean and of the highest imaginable quality. The palate is perfectly structured and balanced with supple blackcurrant fruit, subtle spicy oak, and fine-grained tannins; as good as they come.
  34747. 2008Q
  34748. 1998R
  34749. 2008V
  34750. 24/6/98Y
  34751. 24/6/98\
  34752. James Halliday
  34753. 1/10/96
  34754. CFull red-purple; a superb mix of blackcurrant, cassis and briar fruit with gently spicy French oak on the bouquet leads on to an unusually concentrated yet not heavy wine on the palate with layer-upon-layer of flavour, cassis/blackcurrant/blackberry fruit and fine, lingering tannins. Bordeaux seldom does better than this.
  34755. Export
  34756. 98 bookH
  34757. 2010Q
  34758. 1999R
  34759. 2010V
  34760. 24/6/98Y
  34761. 24/6/98\
  34762. James Halliday
  34763. 1/10/94
  34764. Medium to full red, with a touch of purple; bright, fresh cherry/berry fruit with powerful vanillin American oak. The palate shows lots of charry American oak, perhaps too much and unnecessary given the excellent underlying fruit. A faintly phenolic finish from the oak is the problem.
  34765. 1997Q
  34766. 1996R
  34767. 1997V
  34768. 24/6/98Y
  34769. 24/6/98\
  34770. James Halliday
  34771. 1/10/95
  34772. Medium red-purple; both bouquet and palate are dominated by charry American oak which is somewhat resinous, giving a rather extractive feel to the palate. H
  34773. 2000Q
  34774. 1997R
  34775. 2000V
  34776. 24/6/98Y
  34777. 24/6/98\
  34778. James Halliday
  34779. 1/9/94D
  34780. Light yellow-green; a smooth and clean bouquet with nicely weighted, faintly herbaceous, varietal fruit. The palate has good fruit weight with a mix of herbal and honey notes in classic Semillon style.H
  34781. 1998Q
  34782. 1995R
  34783. 1998V
  34784. 24/6/98Y
  34785. 24/6/98\
  34786. James Halliday
  34787. 1/11/95D
  34788. Medium to full yellow-green; clean, smooth and ripe, almost chardonnay-like, melon fruit drives the bouquet, and there is abundant melon and white peach fruit on a full palate. Presumably made with a fair degree of skin contact.H
  34789. 1999Q
  34790. 1996R
  34791. 1999V
  34792. 24/6/98Y
  34793. 24/6/98\
  34794. James Halliday
  34795. 1/5/97
  34796. Bright green-yellow; there is clearly defined varietal character on the bouquet with some herbaceous notes set against a richer fruit background. The wine is well made, with plenty of mid-palate flavour, although it tails off slightly on the finish.E
  34797. Export
  34798. 98 bookH
  34799. 2001K
  34800. 1997R
  34801. 2001V
  34802. 24/6/98Y
  34803. 24/6/98\
  34804. James Halliday
  34805. 1/9/94
  34806. Medium to full yellow-green; abundant, sophisticated oak makes an immediate impact on both the bouquet and palate. There is peach and melon chardonnay fruit, but one wonders whether this would not have been better had a little more money been spent on fruit, and a little less on oak.
  34807. 1996Q
  34808. 1995R
  34809. 1996V
  34810. 24/6/98Y
  34811. 24/6/98\
  34812. James Halliday
  34813. 1/11/95
  34814. Full yellow, very developed; the bouquet is dominated by strong spicy oak, while the palate is, if it were possible, even more massively oaked. Very different from the other wines in the range, but strictly for those who prefer the flavour of oak to that of fruit.
  34815. 1997Q
  34816. 1996R
  34817. 1997V
  34818. 24/6/98Y
  34819. 24/6/98\
  34820. James Halliday
  34821. 1/5/97D
  34822. Medium to full yellow-green; toasty oak dominates both bouquet and palate, with honey/butterscotch aromas and a nutty/buttery palate. Generous flavour for immediate consumption.E
  34823. Export
  34824. 98 bookH
  34825. 1998K
  34826. 1997R
  34827. 1998V
  34828. 24/6/98Y
  34829. 24/6/98\
  34830. James Halliday
  34831. 1/11/95
  34832. %Light to medium yellow-green; there is a mix of herbal and richer gooseberry fruit on the bouquet, with both depth and clear varietal character. The palate has a similar mix of green herbal and riper gooseberry flavours, and appears richer and fuller than the 11.5% alcohol the wine contains. 
  34833. 1998Q
  34834. 1996R
  34835. 1998V
  34836. 24/6/98Y
  34837. 24/6/98\
  34838. James Halliday
  34839. 1/5/97D
  34840. Light straw-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with good varietal character in a crisp herbaceous/grassy mould. On the palate, too, the varietal character is clear-cut, with some lemony notes to the grassy/herbaceous fruit; has good length.E
  34841. Export
  34842. 98 bookH
  34843. 1998K
  34844. 1997R
  34845. 1998V
  34846. 24/6/98Y
  34847. 24/6/98\
  34848. James Halliday
  34849. 1/5/94
  34850. Bin FB33. Strong, deep-purple red; fresh, sweet and ripe cassis berry fruit with subtle oak; abundant sweet fruit on the palate, not dissimilar to the superb 1990 Bin FB34 which preceded it, but with slightly more tannins. H
  34851. 2006Q
  34852. 1998R
  34853. 2006V
  34854. 24/6/98Y
  34855. 24/6/98\
  34856. James Halliday
  34857. 1/4/97
  34858. Bin FB29 Special Reserve.  Medium to full red-purple; a complex, dense and rich bouquet with obvious new American oak influences. Rich, chewy and complex, with abundant fruit and abundant oak, finishing with lingering chewy tannins. Something of a departure in style for Huntington Estate, and very much in the modern idiom. Retasted January 1998 and developing slowly but surely, with the oak now integrated back into the wine. Just starting to show a touch of softening overall with some eartBShy regional characters coming through the plum chocolate and black cherry flavours.
  34859. Export
  34860. 98 bookH
  34861. 2008K
  34862. 1998R
  34863. ChangedV
  34864. 24/6/98Y
  34865. 24/6/98\
  34866. James Halliday
  34867. 1/5/97
  34868. 'Bin FB30. Full red-purple; a clean and rich bouquet with sweet dark berry fruit supported by smooth vanilla oak; proclaims its class. The palate is rich and full, with sweet blackberry, cherry and dark chocolate flavours, and well balanced and integrated oak. One of the great Huntington reds.  
  34869. Export
  34870. 98 bookH
  34871. 2014K
  34872. 1999R
  34873. 2014V
  34874. 24/6/98Y
  34875. 24/6/98\
  34876. James Halliday
  34877. 1/5/94D
  34878. Bin FB23. Dense purple-red in colour, with a clean, smooth and stylish bouquet redolent of chocolate and mint. The powerful palate has the balance for long cellaring and needs much time, with lots of fruit and persistent tannins.H
  34879. 2010Q
  34880. 2000R
  34881. 2010V
  34882. 24/6/98Y
  34883. 24/6/98\
  34884. James Halliday
  34885. 1/5/97
  34886. Bin FB27.  Medium to full red-purple; a solid, briary/earthy bouquet with dark fruits and subtle oak. The wine is as substantial on the palate as the bouquet suggests, with chewy/briary/earthy cabernet flavours, lingering tannins and subtle oak throughout.
  34887. Export
  34888. 98 bookH
  34889. 2017K
  34890. 2007R
  34891. 2017V
  34892. 24/6/98Y
  34893. 24/6/98\
  34894. James Halliday
  34895. 1/4/97
  34896. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite elegant, with a mix of gently earthy/briary fruit and cedary oak. The palate is firmer, though far from aggressive, with more cedary/earthy flavours and touches of chocolate; excellent tannin structure on a long finish.
  34897. 2007K
  34898. CD noteQ
  34899. 1997R
  34900. 2007V
  34901. 24/6/98Y
  34902. 24/6/98\
  34903. James Halliday
  34904. 1/9/94
  34905. Dark red-purple; a very solid bouquet with ripe berry and dark chocolate fruit aromas. An exceptionally generous palate, with blackcurrant/briary fruit and well-handled oak.H
  34906. 2004Q
  34907. 1997R
  34908. 2004V
  34909. 24/6/98Y
  34910. 24/6/98\
  34911. James Halliday
  34912. 1/10/96
  34913. 1Medium to full purple-red; quite substantial and ripe red and black berry fruits with just a hint of varietal earth and subtle oak on the bouquet leads on to a substantial, chewy palate with red fruit and slightly more herbaceous notes lurking in the background, wholly appropriate for cabernet sauvignon.
  34914. Export
  34915. 98 bookH
  34916. 2004Q
  34917. 1998R
  34918. 2004V
  34919. 24/6/98Y
  34920. 24/6/98\
  34921. James Halliday
  34922. 1/2/95D
  34923. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, aromatic, peach-accented fruit of light to medium weight; well-balanced acid and good mouthfeel.H
  34924. 1996Q
  34925. 1995R
  34926. 1996V
  34927. 24/6/98Y
  34928. 24/6/98\
  34929. James Halliday
  34930. 1/2/96
  34931. Bright green-yellow; there is fresh melon fruit on the bouquet and a substrate of complexity which presumably comes from lees contact, although one might imagine that a touch of oak had been used. The palate is elegant and stylish, with light but satisfying melon fruit flavours, and again that hint of something extra which quite positively adds to the appeal and structure of the wine.
  34932. 1998Q
  34933. 1996R
  34934. 1998V
  34935. 24/6/98Y
  34936. 24/6/98\
  34937. James Halliday
  34938. 1/2/97D
  34939. Light green-yellow; light, fresh and crisp with highly aromatic floral characters leading on to a melon and citrus palate. Light and quite acidic in its youth, it may well develop well, but looked awkward compared to the 
  34940. 95 at the same stage.E
  34941. Export
  34942. 98 bookH
  34943. 1999Q
  34944. 1997R
  34945. 1999V
  34946. 24/6/98Y
  34947. 24/6/98\
  34948. James Halliday
  34949. 1/9/94
  34950. Light to medium green-yellow; a fruit-driven wine with a quite intense bouquet, clean and unforced. The palate has powerful fruit with substance and length; should develop fairly quickly.H
  34951. 1995Q
  34952. 1994R
  34953. 1995V
  34954. 24/6/98Y
  34955. 24/6/98\
  34956. James Halliday
  34957. 1/1/97D
  34958. Glowing yellow-green; rich, full and developed with concentrated ripe yellow peach aromas and flavours which flood the mouth. There is everything to be gained from drinking the wine now, and nothing to be gained from cellaring it.E
  34959. Export
  34960. 98 bookH
  34961. 1997Q
  34962. 1996R
  34963. 1997V
  34964. 24/6/98Y
  34965. 24/6/98\
  34966. James Halliday
  34967. 1/10/95
  34968. KAn outstanding wine. Light green-yellow; fragrant, intense lime juice with a hint of toast on the bouquet, with long, intense and lingering citrussy fruit on the palate. Good as it is now, it will become even better with time. Retasted October 1995 and very disappointing; one can only wonder whether there has been batch bottling.
  34969. 2001Q
  34970. 1995R
  34971. 2001V
  34972. 24/6/98Y
  34973. 24/6/98\
  34974. James Halliday
  34975. 1/2/96D
  34976. Medium to full yellow-green; a quite potent, powerful bouquet in true regional style with hints of spice and toast leads on to a nicely made wine on the palate, with spicy/toasty fruit and a subliminal hint of sweetness on the finish.H
  34977. 2002Q
  34978. 1996R
  34979. 2002V
  34980. 24/6/98Y
  34981. 24/6/98\
  34982. James Halliday
  34983. 1/3/97
  34984. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex, with a range of dry toasty/herbal/spicy aromas. The palate tends to be dominated by the spicy end of the spectrum, suggesting the use of enzymes.  E
  34985. Export
  34986. 98 bookH
  34987. 1999K
  34988. 1997R
  34989. 1999V
  34990. 24/6/98Y
  34991. 24/6/98\
  34992. James Halliday
  34993. 1/10/94D
  34994. Medium purple-red; sweet dark chocolate and berry fruit aromas with well-integrated and balanced oak, and just a hint of mint. The palate is smooth with noticeably sweet berry fruit, and ripe, soft tannins.H
  34995. 1999Q
  34996. 1996R
  34997. 1999V
  34998. 24/6/98Y
  34999. 24/6/98\
  35000. James Halliday
  35001. 1/10/95D
  35002. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is dominated by quite strong American oak with cedary/earthy notes; the palate is even more oaky than the bouquet.H
  35003. 2000Q
  35004. 1997R
  35005. 2000V
  35006. 24/6/98Y
  35007. 24/6/98\
  35008. James Halliday
  35009. 1/8/96
  35010. HMedium to full purple-red; clean and sweet fruit with gently ripe berry and chocolate aromas lead on to an elegant wine in the mouth of medium weight with nicely balanced soft tannins and oak not overplayed. Retasted August 1996 and has developed very well, the wood coming into balance and attractive cassis fruit holding sway.
  35011. 2002Q
  35012. 1998R
  35013. 2002V
  35014. 24/6/98Y
  35015. 24/6/98\
  35016. James Halliday
  35017. 1/10/95
  35018. tFull purple-red; clean and rich minty/berry fruit with well-handled oak on the bouquet. The palate is ripe, full and rich, with dark fruits, again a touch of mint, and a hint of earth. Both the oak and the tannins have been kept under tight control. Retasted twice in October 1995 with consistently high (gold medal) points. Showing superbly and with years in front of it.
  35019. 2003Q
  35020. 1997R
  35021. 2003V
  35022. 24/6/98Y
  35023. 24/6/98\
  35024. James Halliday
  35025. 1/9/96
  35026. Full red-purple; a fragrant aroma of mint, red berry and nicely controlled oak; the well balanced palate has dark berry fruits with tangy notes throughout, finishing with good acidity. A good wine.E
  35027. Export
  35028. 98 bookH
  35029. 2005Q
  35030. 1998R
  35031. 2005V
  35032. 24/6/98Y
  35033. 24/6/98\
  35034. James Halliday
  35035. 1/10/97D
  35036. Medium to full red-purple; a potent array of full and sweet dark fruit and chocolate aromas supported by subtle oak lead into a palate which is now starting to settle down, with ripe, red berry and mint fruit flavours and positive oak.  F
  35037. 2015K
  35038. CD noteQ
  35039. 2003R
  35040. 2015V
  35041. 24/6/98Y
  35042. 24/6/98\
  35043. James Halliday
  35044. 1/10/94
  35045. Dense purple-red; very sweet, rich and ripe liquorice and cherry aromas, with fruit, rather than oak, driving the wine. A voluptuous palate with masses of ripe, rich fruit across the full spectrum of dark fruit flavours, finishing with appropriately balanced, if persistent, tannins.
  35046. 2012Q
  35047. 2000R
  35048. 2012V
  35049. 24/6/98Y
  35050. 24/6/98\
  35051. James Halliday
  35052. 1/10/95
  35053. :Dense red-purple; a rich, spicy, concentrated bouquet with hints of Rh
  35054. ne-like liquorice and lots of American oak. The palate is powerful, concentrated, rich and ripe with stacks of blackberry and liquorice fruit offset by a touch of attractive bitter chocolate; there is oak aplenty, but the fruit swallows it up.
  35055. 2013Q
  35056. 2001R
  35057. 2013V
  35058. 24/6/98Y
  35059. 24/6/98\
  35060. James Halliday
  35061. 1/10/96
  35062. !Youthful purple-red; a highly aromatic and lively bouquet with fragrant black cherry, pine, mint and vanilla all intermingling.  A luscious wine on the palate with cassis, black cherry and mint; it threatens to go over the top in terms of ripeness, but stays just within acceptable limits.
  35063. Export
  35064. 98 bookH
  35065. 2014Q
  35066. 2002R
  35067. 2014V
  35068. 24/6/98Y
  35069. 24/6/98\
  35070. James Halliday
  35071. 1/10/94D
  35072. Medium yellow-green; full, soft fruit aromas with some tropical overtones. On the palate, rich, full-flavoured easy-drinking style with a subliminal touch of sweetness. H
  35073. 2000Q
  35074. 1995R
  35075. 2000V
  35076. 24/6/98Y
  35077. 24/6/98\
  35078. James Halliday
  35079. 1/11/95D
  35080. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is on the light side with slightly papery overtones, but the palate is much richer with tropical fruit, full and soft, and tending to cloy fractionally on the finish.H
  35081. 2001Q
  35082. 1996R
  35083. 2001V
  35084. 24/6/98
  35085. 24/6/98\
  35086. James Halliday
  35087. 1/8/96
  35088. ;Light green-yellow; a firm, dry, classically toasty bouquet with some minerally notes along with just a hint of lime. The palate shows considerable fruit concentration, with lime and tropical fruit flavours coming through; one of the best Jingallas for many years, and an excellent example of Mount Barker Riesling.
  35089. Export
  35090. 98 bookH
  35091. 2002Q
  35092. 1997R
  35093. 2002V
  35094. 24/6/98Y
  35095. 24/6/98\
  35096. James Halliday
  35097. 1/11/95
  35098. YLight green-yellow; precise varietal fruit with quite distinct herbal notes, and a hint of oak spice. The palate is of light to medium weight, with clean, crisp fruit and a clever touch of commercial spicy/charry oak, possibly chips. Retasted November 1995 with very similar notes. Ageing well; that spicy oak is just ever so slightly intrusive.
  35099. 1999Q
  35100. 1996R
  35101. 1999V
  35102. 24/6/98Y
  35103. 24/6/98\
  35104. James Halliday
  35105. 1/11/95
  35106. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant and complex bouquet with tangy, citrus and honey fruit and a hint of charry/spicy oak. A cleverly-made wine, again showing some oak phenolics on the finish which typically derive from oak chips, but which certainly add to the overall commercial appeal of the wine. Retasted November 1995 with very similar notes, and with the oak still to the fore.
  35107. 2000Q
  35108. 1996R
  35109. 2000V
  35110. 24/6/98Y
  35111. 24/6/98\
  35112. James Halliday
  35113. 1/10/95
  35114. Light to medium yellow-green; complex and sophisticated fruit and oak aromas intertwine through both the bouquet and palate. High flavoured; very clever winemaking, and is harmonious even if oaky. Gold medal points on my score sheet at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.
  35115. 2001Q
  35116. 1996R
  35117. 2001V
  35118. 24/6/98Y
  35119. 24/6/98\
  35120. James Halliday
  35121. 1/8/96
  35122. Light to medium yellow-green; a flowery, fragrant bouquet of honeysuckle and spicy fruit leads on to a palate with utterly beguiling flesh and feel, with flavours ranging through a tropical fruit spectrum. Has backed away from the oak of previous years, but is every bit as good.
  35123. Export
  35124. 98 bookH
  35125. 2002Q
  35126. 1997R
  35127. 2002V
  35128. 24/6/98Y
  35129. 24/6/98\
  35130. James Halliday
  35131. 1/10/94D
  35132. Bright pink; fresh, crisp, clean and lively with bright, fresh tangy fruit on both bouquet and palate. Very good example of Ros
  35133. 1996Q
  35134. 1995R
  35135. 1996V
  35136. 24/6/98Y
  35137. 24/6/98\
  35138. James Halliday
  35139. 1/10/94D
  35140. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is ripe with some tropical fruit overtones and a hint of spice, possibly from oak. The palate is solid, with ripe fruit bolstered by a degree of residual sugar.H
  35141. 1995Q
  35142. 1994R
  35143. 1995V
  35144. 24/6/98Y
  35145. 24/6/98\
  35146. James Halliday
  35147. 1/2/96D
  35148. Medium yellow-green; spicy American oak is the dominant feature of both bouquet and palate. Will appeal to some more than others.H
  35149. 1996Q
  35150. 1995R
  35151. 1996V
  35152. 24/6/98Y
  35153. 24/6/98\
  35154. James Halliday
  35155. 1/11/94D
  35156. Light green-yellow; clean and crisp, with intense lime and citrus fruit aromas. The palate is lively and fresh, with far more concentration than one often encounters in the region, with lime and passionfruit flavours, and a long finish.H
  35157. 1997Q
  35158. 1995R
  35159. 1997V
  35160. 24/6/98Y
  35161. 24/6/98\
  35162. James Halliday
  35163. 1/1/96D
  35164. Light straw-yellow; very light aromas of toast and lime, tinged with herbaceousness. The palate is similarly very light, with toast lime fruit and a faintly hard finish.H
  35165. 1998Q
  35166. 1996R
  35167. 1998V
  35168. 24/6/98Y
  35169. 24/6/98\
  35170. James Halliday
  35171. 1/11/94
  35172. )Medium red-purple; of light to medium intensity with clean, cool-grown but neither soapy nor leafy fruit, rather more in the red fruit spectrum, with subtle oak. The palate lives up to the promise of the bouquet with well-balanced, pleasantly ripened red berry fruit, soft tannins and subtle oak. 
  35173. 1997Q
  35174. 1995R
  35175. 1997V
  35176. 24/6/98Y
  35177. 24/6/98\
  35178. James Halliday
  35179. 1/1/96D
  35180. Medium red-purple; a clean, fragrant, almost essencey sweet berry bouquet with no leafy notes leads on to a fresh, clean palate with an array of black cherry, herb and mint flavours on the mid-palate, finishing with more briary/foresty characters.H
  35181. 1998Q
  35182. 1996R
  35183. 1998V
  35184. 24/6/98Y
  35185. 24/6/98\
  35186. James Halliday
  35187. 1/11/94
  35188. Light yellow-green; classically styled with intense citrus/herbal fruit aromas. A marvellously balanced wine in the mouth with superb fruit balance and intensity, which is a dyed-in-the-wool stayer.H
  35189. 2004Q
  35190. 1995R
  35191. 2004V
  35192. 24/6/98Y
  35193. 24/6/98\
  35194. James Halliday
  35195. 1/8/96
  35196. 'Light to medium yellow-green; clean, gentle lime-accented fruit aromas of light to medium intensity lead on to an elegant, almost delicate, wine on the palate with gentle citrus/lime juice flavours, crisp and clean, and with a long carry.  Retasted August 1996 with similar notes; ageing surely.
  35197. Export
  35198. 98 bookH
  35199. 2005Q
  35200. 1996R
  35201. 2005V
  35202. 24/6/98Y
  35203. 24/6/98\
  35204. James Halliday
  35205. 1/11/94
  35206. pMedium yellow-green; wonderful ripeness to the melon, passionfruit and citrus fruit, complexed by a hint of either barrel-ferment or malolactic characters. The palate is supremely elegant, with understated flavours, yet intensely fruit-driven, with tremendous length to the finish. Less rich than the multi-trophy-winning 
  35207. 90 wine, but could develop every bit as well.
  35208. 1998Q
  35209. 1994R
  35210. 1998V
  35211. 24/6/98Y
  35212. 24/6/98\
  35213. James Halliday
  35214. 1/10/95D
  35215. For reasons which escape me, missed the boat in 1994, with an unexpectedly and uncharacteristically rough and coarse wine. (It may be either the bottle or I was not in good condition.)H
  35216. 1997Q
  35217. 1996R
  35218. 1997V
  35219. 24/6/98Y
  35220. 24/6/98\
  35221. James Halliday
  35222. 1/8/96
  35223. Medium yellow-green; a concentrated and complex bouquet with distinct Burgundian characteristics leads on to a quite fantastic palate, with all of the concentration of a La Montrachet, and a quite outstanding and intensely long finish.E
  35224. Export
  35225. 98 bookH
  35226. 2005Q
  35227. 1998R
  35228. 2005V
  35229. 24/6/98Y
  35230. 24/6/98\
  35231. James Halliday
  35232. 1/11/94
  35233. Has already browned off in the manner of a lighter-year Burgundy. The bouquet is complex, sappy and stemmy, with real style, but is disconcertingly advanced. The palate, too, lacks the richness of fruit one would look for, but certainly has true Burgundian characters.
  35234. 1996Q
  35235. 1994R
  35236. 1996V
  35237. 24/6/98Y
  35238. 24/6/98\
  35239. James Halliday
  35240. 1/11/95DZInitially appeared stemmy and volatile (it probably wasn
  35241. t) but matured into a great wine.H
  35242. 1998Q
  35243. 1996R
  35244. 1998V
  35245. 24/6/98Y
  35246. 24/6/98\
  35247. James Halliday
  35248. 1/8/96D
  35249. Developed red; a punchy, tangy and intense bouquet with strong stemmy overtones leads on to a palate which has grip and a long, lingering finish.  Very much the forest-floor style of Pinot, and needs understanding.E
  35250. Export
  35251. 98 bookH
  35252. 2000Q
  35253. 1997R
  35254. 2000V
  35255. 24/6/98Y
  35256. 24/6/98\
  35257. James Halliday
  35258. 1/2/95D
  35259. Light green-yellow; fresh and crisp in a direct, basically herbal style. Well balanced and structured in the mouth, with good length, and a pleasing echo of fruit sweetness deriving from more tropical characters. H
  35260. 1999Q
  35261. 1995R
  35262. 1999V
  35263. 24/6/98Y
  35264. 24/6/98\
  35265. James Halliday
  35266. 1/11/95D
  35267. Light green-yellow; a crisp bouquet with some yeast aromatics which add to the appeal of nicely ripened fruit with good varietal character. Not a heavyweight on the palate by any means, but fine and elegant, with a lingering clean finish.H
  35268. 2000Q
  35269. 1996R
  35270. 2000V
  35271. 24/6/98
  35272. 24/6/98\
  35273. James Halliday
  35274. 1/10/96
  35275. Light to medium yellow-green; the initial impression is of a bouquet of light to medium intensity, showing well balanced ripeness but which I describe as 
  35276. won't frighten the horses
  35277. , but which creeps up on you. The palate likewise has more intensity and length than a quick taste reveals, with perfectly modulated fruit and excellent acidity. Looks as if it will age very well, not common with Sauvignon Blancs.
  35278. Export
  35279. 98 bookH
  35280. 2002Q
  35281. 1997R
  35282. 2002V
  35283. 24/6/98Y
  35284. 24/6/98\
  35285. James Halliday
  35286. 1/9/94
  35287. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with melon fruit and some honeyed/nutty barrel-ferment/malolactic characters. The palate is long, with echoes of the caramel-tinged malolactic/barrel ferment characters of the nose, finishing with well balanced acidity.
  35288. 2002Q
  35289. 1994R
  35290. 2002V
  35291. 24/6/98Y
  35292. 24/6/98\
  35293. James Halliday
  35294. 1/10/95D
  35295. Medium yellow-green; there is a light touch of pencil shavings oak to the bouquet with slightly vegetal fruit overtones; the palate has reasonable length with some figgy fruit and subtle oak, but overall is a disappointment.H
  35296. 2003Q
  35297. 1996R
  35298. 2003V
  35299. 24/6/98Y
  35300. 24/6/98\
  35301. James Halliday
  35302. 1/10/96
  35303. Medium yellow-green; a clean and fragrant bouquet of light to medium intensity with tangy, citrussy fruit and subtle oak.  The palate is quite assertive, with length and grip to the finish, reinforcing the message of the citrus/vegetal flavours. Subtle oak.
  35304. ExportH
  35305. 2004Q
  35306. 1997R
  35307. 2004V
  35308. 24/6/98Y
  35309. 24/6/98\
  35310. James Halliday
  35311. 1/5/97
  35312. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, discreet bouquet with a mix of minerally and more nutty aromas, supported by subtle oak. The palate is light, fresh and citrussy, finishing with good acidity. On the track record, will improve markedly in the bottle.H
  35313. 2005K
  35314. CD noteQ
  35315. 1998R
  35316. 2005V
  35317. 24/6/98Y
  35318. 24/6/98\
  35319. James Halliday
  35320. 1/11/94
  35321. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and relatively soft, with aromas of blackcurrant and soft, gently spicy vanillin oak. The palate shows the same blackcurrant fruit, allied with some dark chocolate flavours; the tannins are fine; the oak perfectly balanced and integrated.
  35322. 2001Q
  35323. 1996R
  35324. 2001V
  35325. 24/6/98Y
  35326. 24/6/98\
  35327. James Halliday
  35328. 1/10/95
  35329. Medium red-purple; fine, elegant perfectly ripened cassis fruit and cedary oak aromas lead on to an exemplary wine with controlled blackcurrant fruit, a touch of spicy French oak, and fine, supple tannins. Great stuff.H
  35330. 2002Q
  35331. 1997R
  35332. 2002V
  35333. 24/6/98Y
  35334. 24/6/98\
  35335. James Halliday
  35336. 1/10/96
  35337. (Strong red-purple; an unusually powerful and concentrated bouquet for Coonawarra and in particular, for Katnook, suggesting extended maceration. The palate, likewise, has lots of tannin and extract, with blackberry and earth flavours, by far the most substantial Katnook cabernet so far released.
  35338. Export
  35339. 98 bookH
  35340. 2004Q
  35341. 1997R
  35342. 2004V
  35343. 24/6/98Y
  35344. 24/6/98\
  35345. James Halliday
  35346. 1/5/97
  35347. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet has quite luscious cassis fruit intermingled with subtle cedary oak. A well balanced and structured wine on the palate, with blackcurrant/blackberry flavours, a hint of sweet cedary oak, and with almost creamy tannins to a harmonious finish.
  35348. 2008K
  35349. CD noteQ
  35350. 2000R
  35351. 2008V
  35352. 24/6/98Y
  35353. 24/6/98\
  35354. James Halliday
  35355. 1/11/94D
  35356. Bright red; the bouquet has cherry/berry fruit with peppery notes and a touch of spicy oak. The flavours focus on red cherry, again with a touch of varietal spice, and soft tannins. Fruit, rather than oak-driven. H
  35357. 2000Q
  35358. 1996R
  35359. 2000V
  35360. 24/6/98Y
  35361. 24/6/98\
  35362. James Halliday
  35363. 1/11/95D
  35364. Medium red-purple; firm, spicy black cherry fruit with a hint of leafiness, and subtle oak. On the palate, a lovely spicy wine with fragrant black cherry and spice fruit, gently proclaiming its cool-grown origins.H
  35365. 2001Q
  35366. 1997R
  35367. 2001V
  35368. 24/6/98Y
  35369. 24/6/98\
  35370. James Halliday
  35371. 1/10/96D
  35372. Light to medium yellow-green, with fine mousse; a fresh, moderately complex bouquet with a touch of herb and citrus. The palate is stylish, firm and citrus-tinged; altogether impressive given the price of the wine.E
  35373. Export
  35374. 98 bookH
  35375. 1997Q
  35376. 1996R
  35377. 1997V
  35378. 24/6/98Y
  35379. 24/6/98\
  35380. James Halliday
  35381. 1/10/94
  35382. Medium to full straw-yellow; a creamy, toasty bouquet with attractive yeast autolysis characters, and not showing its Pinot Noir base. The palate has very attractive creamy textures and flavours, with some biscuity yeast characters, with good acid on the finish.
  35383. 1995Q
  35384. 1994R
  35385. 1995V
  35386. 24/6/98Y
  35387. 24/6/98\
  35388. James Halliday
  35389. 1/2/96
  35390. Glowing yellow-green; a complex bouquet of medium to full intensity, with toasty/buttery/autolysis yeast characters; the palate is full flavoured and fleshy, with an echo of citrus, and well-balanced dosage. Combines flavour and finesse.H
  35391. 1997Q
  35392. 1996R
  35393. 1997V
  35394. 24/6/98Y
  35395. 24/6/98\
  35396. James Halliday
  35397. 1/2/97D
  35398. Light to medium yellow-straw; a clean, crisp, fresh bouquet with delicate but well-balanced fruit aromas is replicated on the palate, which is crisp, well balanced and with a long, clean finish.E
  35399. export
  35400. 98 bookH
  35401. 1998Q
  35402. 1997R
  35403. 1998V
  35404. 24/6/98Y
  35405. 24/6/98\
  35406. James Halliday
  35407. 1/11/94
  35408. Medium to full yellow-green; complex, rich barrel-ferment characters with tangy, stylish melon fruit. At the moment the complex, barrel-ferment characters tend to dominate the fruit a little, as the wine goes through a phase in its development, but should come out of it given more time.
  35409. 1998Q
  35410. 1995R
  35411. 1998V
  35412. 24/6/98Y
  35413. 24/6/98\
  35414. James Halliday
  35415. 1/11/95
  35416. Medium yellow-green; the aroma is smooth, of medium intensity, with soft melon fruit and nutty oak, less complex than the preceding vintages. The palate is clean, with a hint of sweetness, and some cashew nut flavours. Overall, the oak impact is pleasingly subtle.
  35417. 1999Q
  35418. 1997R
  35419. 1999V
  35420. 24/6/98Y
  35421. 24/6/98\
  35422. James Halliday
  35423. 1/10/96
  35424. Light to medium yellow-green; there is discreet melon and citrus fruit on the bouquet, with subtle oak and some leesy characters. Early in its life, the palate is still very restrained and delicate, pleasantly balanced but not particularly long on the finish, and will need to do something extraordinary in bottle over the next few years to justify its very high ranking by Robin Bradley. Retasted October 1996; I am even less able to understand the accolades given to the wine.
  35425. 1998Q
  35426. 1996R
  35427. 1998V
  35428. 24/6/98Y
  35429. 24/6/98\
  35430. James Halliday
  35431. 1/1/96
  35432. cYouthful red-purple; the bouquet is ever so faintly baggy, perhaps a shadow of the long time the wine spent before going to bottle, but otherwise with pleasant berry fruit. Overall, a wine of medium intensity with attractive mouthfeel and fine-grained tannins. The flavours run the spectrum from red fruit through to mint, and the oak impact is not great.
  35433. 2000Q
  35434. 1996R
  35435. 2000V
  35436. 24/6/98Y
  35437. 24/6/98\
  35438. James Halliday
  35439. 1/2/96
  35440. ,Medium red; smooth, gently sweet berry fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate has pleasant red cherry fruit, soft tannins and little or no oak impact, finishing just a little short. Retasted February 1996, with some earth and spice characters starting to show through, but otherwise similar.
  35441. 2001Q
  35442. 1996R
  35443. 2001V
  35444. 24/6/98Y
  35445. 24/6/98\
  35446. James Halliday
  35447. 1/9/94D
  35448. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with a range of aromas from very ripe blackcurrant fruit to earth, to slightly spicy/chippy oak. The palate has luscious sweet berry fruit, the only question mark being that slightly resinous oak.H
  35449. 2003Q
  35450. 1997R
  35451. 2003V
  35452. 24/6/98Y
  35453. 24/6/98\
  35454. James Halliday
  35455. 1/1/97
  35456. Medium red-purple; a fresh, fairly leafy bouquet of medium intensity and subtle oak. The palate is fresh and lively, with a mix of leafy/minty/berry fruit; definitely in the light-bodied end of the spectrum.E
  35457. Export
  35458. 98 bookH
  35459. 2000Q
  35460. 1997R
  35461. 2000V
  35462. 24/6/98Y
  35463. 24/6/98\
  35464. James Halliday
  35465. 1/9/94D
  35466. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, quite concentrated bouquet with leafy/briary aromas. The palate shows good varietal character of medium intensity, with leafy/earthy flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  35467. 1999Q
  35468. 1995R
  35469. 1999V
  35470. 24/6/98Y
  35471. 24/6/98\
  35472. James Halliday
  35473. 1/11/94D
  35474. Full yellow, with just a touch of green; lots of broad, rich, peach, butter and melon aromas on the bouquet; full-flavoured, ripe canned peach flavours on the palate with toasty/buttery overtones.H
  35475. 1995Q
  35476. 1994R
  35477. 1995V
  35478. 24/6/98Y
  35479. 24/6/98\
  35480. James Halliday
  35481. 1/10/95D
  35482. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with a touch of toasty oak and quite aromatic fruit. A pleasant wine in the mouth, with authentic peachy/melon fruit, although the oak is just a touch pedestrian.H
  35483. 1996Q
  35484. 1995R
  35485. 1996V
  35486. 24/6/98Y
  35487. 24/6/98\
  35488. James Halliday
  35489. 1/10/96D
  35490. Medium yellow-green; a rather plain bouquet with some minty/herbal aromas leads on to a palate on which somewhat green fruit flavours show through on the middle. Redeemed by its price.E
  35491. Export
  35492. 98 bookH
  35493. 1997Q
  35494. 1996R
  35495. 1997V
  35496. 24/6/98Y
  35497. 24/6/98\
  35498. James Halliday
  35499. 1/9/94D
  35500. Medium red-purple; clean cherry and plum fruit aromas of light to medium intensity, with subtle oak. A pleasant, smooth cherry-flavoured wine with a soft finish, unforced by oak, whether chips or otherwise. H
  35501. 1995Q
  35502. 1994R
  35503. 1995V
  35504. 24/6/98Y
  35505. 24/6/98\
  35506. James Halliday
  35507. 1/11/95D
  35508. Medium to full red-purple; clean and moderately rich dark cherry and dark plum fruit aromas with subtle oak lead on to a pleasant palate with gently chewy dark plum fruit flavours and a nicely controlled touch of sweet, charry American oak.H
  35509. 1997Q
  35510. 1996R
  35511. 1997V
  35512. 24/6/98Y
  35513. 24/6/98\
  35514. James Halliday
  35515. 1/10/96D
  35516. Light to medium red; a fairly light but pleasant bouquet, with vestiges of sweet fruit, tends to show high crop yields; the palate is pleasant, with simple, light cherry fruit.E
  35517. Export
  35518. 98 bookH
  35519. 1998Q
  35520. 1997R
  35521. 1998V
  35522. 24/6/98Y
  35523. 24/6/98\
  35524. James Halliday
  35525. 1/9/94D
  35526. Medium red-purple; soft, textured red berry fruit is present, but the predominant aromas are of tangy lemon and vanilla oak. The same American oak influence is very evident on the palate, which finishes with soft tannins.H
  35527. 1999Q
  35528. 1995R
  35529. 1999V
  35530. 24/6/98Y
  35531. 24/6/98
  35532. James Halliday
  35533. 1/1/94
  35534. Medium red-purple; fairly potent vanillin/coconut American oak drives the bouquet with some quite rich blackcurrant fruit in the background. An extremely generous, full-bodied soft wine in the mouth with rich, essencey fruit and oak, finishing with soft tannins.
  35535. 2002Q
  35536. 1995R
  35537. 2002V
  35538. 24/6/98Y
  35539. 24/6/98\
  35540. James Halliday
  35541. 1/2/97D
  35542. Medium purple-red; seductive and harmonious blackcurrant fruit on the bouquet leads on to an elegant, fruit-driven wine with a wonderfully smooth texture, subtle oak, and finishing with soft, fine tannins.E
  35543. export
  35544. 98 bookH
  35545. 2004Q
  35546. 1998R
  35547. 2004V
  35548. 24/6/98Y
  35549. 24/6/98\
  35550. James Halliday
  35551. 1/9/94
  35552. Dense purple-red; very concentrated, powerful briary, earthy, minty aromas lead on to a powerful yet classically structured and balanced palate with lots of berry fruit of perfect ripeness, with soft, fine-grained tannins running throughout.H
  35553. 2002Q
  35554. 1996R
  35555. 2002V
  35556. 24/6/98Y
  35557. 24/6/98\
  35558. James Halliday
  35559. 1/2/97D
  35560. Medium purple-red; a powerful, youthful raspy/earthy bouquet leads on to a solidly structured palate with good fruit, and the oak still needing to integrate. A medal winner at the 1997 Sydney Wine Show.E
  35561. exportH
  35562. 2005Q
  35563. 2000R
  35564. 2005V
  35565. 24/6/98Y
  35566. 24/6/98\
  35567. James Halliday
  35568. 1/10/95D
  35569. Medium red-purple; clean and smooth, with a characteristic vineyard dark plum fruit character; elegant and of light to medium intensity. The palate is spotlessly clean, with plummy fruit, subtle oak and soft tannins.H
  35570. 2002Q
  35571. 1997R
  35572. 2002V
  35573. 24/6/98Y
  35574. 24/6/98\
  35575. James Halliday
  35576. 1/10/96
  35577. Light to medium red; the bouquet is clean, but, as seems so often to be the case, surprisingly light in terms of fruit concentration. The palate is delicately structured; very fine tannins running through the wine are a feature, giving an even flavour and texture profile from the moment of entry to the finish. The harmony and balance make the wine easy to overlook.  Retasted October 1996, and once again regional characters coming through strongly.
  35578. 2003Q
  35579. 1997R
  35580. 2003V
  35581. 24/6/98Y
  35582. 24/6/98\
  35583. James Halliday
  35584. 1/1/97D
  35585. Medium red; a strongly regional, earthy/leathery bouquet, neither luscious nor generous. There is somewhat more to be found on the palate, but, overall, has to be taken as an article of faith.E
  35586. Export
  35587. 98 bookH
  35588. 2005Q
  35589. 1999R
  35590. 2005V
  35591. 24/6/98Y
  35592. 24/6/98\
  35593. James Halliday
  35594. 1/9/94
  35595. Medium yellow-green; a quite tight and powerful bouquet with toasty/smoky fermentation aromas reminiscent of the Tyrrell
  35596. 93 Vat 47. The palate is generous with similar peachy fruit, a hint of toast and vanillin oak.H
  35597. 1998Q
  35598. 1995R
  35599. 1998V
  35600. 24/6/98Y
  35601. 24/6/98\
  35602. James Halliday
  35603. 1/10/96
  35604. Medium to full yellow-green; a concentrated and quite complex bouquet, tangy with those slightly burnt edges so commonly found in Hunter Valley white wines, and subtle but evident oak. The palate is an exercise in restraint, neither extroverted nor floral, with tightly knit and perfectly balanced fruit and oak. Long carry and finish. Retasted October 1996 with similar notes, though nutty/biscuity/buttery regional characters have started to develop.
  35605. 2000Q
  35606. 1996R
  35607. 2000V
  35608. 24/6/98Y
  35609. 24/6/98\
  35610. James Halliday
  35611. 1/1/97
  35612. Bright yellow-green; a typically elegant and subtle bouquet with understated fruit and tightly controlled oak. There is more of the same on the carefully crafted palate, which has style, class and a long finish, but which creeps up on you stealthily.E
  35613. Export
  35614. 98 bookH
  35615. 2001Q
  35616. 1997R
  35617. 2001V
  35618. 24/6/98Y
  35619. 24/6/98\
  35620. James Halliday
  35621. 1/9/94
  35622. Medium red-purple; moderately ripe, chocolate and red berry fruit marry with dusty, sweet oak on the bouquet. The palate is complex and mouthfilling, with abundant ripe blackcurrant fruit rounded off with quite lovely soft and round tannins. Just delicious.
  35623. 2000Q
  35624. 1995R
  35625. 2000V
  35626. 24/6/98Y
  35627. 24/6/98\
  35628. James Halliday
  35629. 1/10/95
  35630. Medium red-purple; an array of aromas of medium intensity ranging through earthy/gamey/minty together with a touch of hay/straw; there is plenty happening on the palate, which has no doubt led to the wine winning three silver and six bronze medals in Australian wine shows.
  35631. 2001Q
  35632. 1995R
  35633. 2001V
  35634. 24/6/98Y
  35635. 24/6/98\
  35636. James Halliday
  35637. 1/11/95
  35638. Medium to full red-purple; an elegant, aromatic bouquet with a mix of leafy and sweet berry aromas leading logically on to a similarly fragrant palate with distinctly cool-grown fruit characters, a mix of sweet and sour, mint, leaf and berry, but which does work and which is appealing.
  35639. 2002Q
  35640. 1996R
  35641. 2002V
  35642. 24/6/98Y
  35643. 24/6/98\
  35644. James Halliday
  35645. 1/2/97
  35646. Medium red-purple; a perfectly balanced bouquet with a mix of red berry, cedar, earth and vanilla leads on to a supple, totally delicious, harmoniously balanced palate, with berry, cedar and earth flavours (and even some spicy/gamey notes), finishing with fine tannins.
  35647. export
  35648. 98 bookH
  35649. 2005Q
  35650. 1998R
  35651. 2005V
  35652. 24/6/98Y
  35653. 24/6/98\
  35654. James Halliday
  35655. 1/9/94D
  35656. Medium yellow-green; strong, textured malolactic and barrel-ferment secondary aromas lead logically on to a palate with pronounced stony/minerally/mealy flavours which work very well. A wine with a more European than Australian feel to it.H
  35657. 1999Q
  35658. 1995R
  35659. 1999V
  35660. 24/6/98Y
  35661. 24/6/98\
  35662. James Halliday
  35663. 1/9/94D
  35664. Light straw-green; clean citrus and passionfruit aromas of light to medium intensity. The intensity steps up markedly on the palate, which has excellent length to the dry crisp finish.H
  35665. 1995R
  35666. 1999V
  35667. 24/6/98Y
  35668. 24/6/98\
  35669. James Halliday
  35670. 1/10/94
  35671. Medium red-purple; a solid bouquet crammed with dark plum and berry fruit, with lots of vanillin oak. In the mouth, a big, dense chewy wine with dark briary/berry fruit, a touch of plum but threatened by the vanillin American oak which needs to come back into the wine.
  35672. 2004Q
  35673. 1999R
  35674. 2004V
  35675. 24/6/98Y
  35676. 24/6/98\
  35677. James Halliday
  35678. 1/10/95
  35679. Medium to full red; in very consistent style, a solid bouquet with lots of sweet berry fruit, lots of American oak, but also the malbec influence discernible. The palate is crammed full of sweet dark berry fruit flavours, oak and tannins. All in all, relies on power rather than finesse.
  35680. 2005Q
  35681. 2000R
  35682. 2005V
  35683. 24/6/98Y
  35684. 24/6/98\
  35685. James Halliday
  35686. 1/7/96
  35687. Dark red-purple; a complex array of aromas, all in the ripe spectrum, with briary/foresty undertones, and touches of chocolate. A very strong, ripe, concentrated palate with luscious chocolate and berry fruit which has gobbled up the oak. Extraordinary value at the price.
  35688. Export
  35689. 98 bookH
  35690. 2006Q
  35691. 2001R
  35692. 2006V
  35693. 24/6/98Y
  35694. 24/6/98\
  35695. James Halliday
  35696. 1/5/97
  35697. eFull red-purple; a concentrated bouquet with hints of black fruit and dark chocolate aromas supported by abundant but not excessive oak. Voluptuously rich on the palate, with a range of chewy dark fruit and dark chocolate flavours. The wine has good tannin structure, and it is not hard to see why it won four gold medals in the first year of its show life.
  35698. 2010K
  35699. CD noteQ
  35700. 2000R
  35701. 2010V
  35702. 24/6/98W
  35703. 99 bookY
  35704. 24/6/98\
  35705. James Halliday
  35706. 1/10/94
  35707. Medium to full red-purple; concentrated, rich briary/plum pudding dark fruits with spicy oak on the bouquet. An extremely rich and concentrated palate, with lush fruit, a chewy mid-palate, finishing with slightly resinous oak.H
  35708. 2002Q
  35709. 1997R
  35710. 2002V
  35711. 24/6/98Y
  35712. 24/6/98\
  35713. James Halliday
  35714. 1/10/95D
  35715. Medium red-purple; strong cedar and vanillin oak surrounds plush chocolatey fruit on the bouquet; the palate is powerful, with masses of dark berry and chocolate fruit, sweet vanillin oak and abundant tannins. While made in leviathan mould, works well.H
  35716. 2003Q
  35717. 1998R
  35718. 2003V
  35719. 24/6/98Y
  35720. 24/6/98\
  35721. James Halliday
  35722. 1/9/96
  35723. -Dense purple-red; a massively concentrated and luscious bouquet redolent of blackberry and spice fruit leads on to a wine built in ultimate powerhouse style, with masses of sweet fruit and masses of oak, well enough balanced but not inviting more than a glass or two without the richest possible food.
  35724. Export
  35725. 98 bookH
  35726. 2004Q
  35727. 1999R
  35728. 2004V
  35729. 24/6/98Y
  35730. 24/6/98\
  35731. James Halliday
  35732. 1/4/97D
  35733. Full red-purple; rich, complex and full bouquet with dark cherry/dark berry fruit and voluptuous oak. The palate is dense and chewy; a full-frontal style, with masses of extract and flavour, but relatively soft tannins. Should age well.H
  35734. 2008K
  35735. CD noteQ
  35736. 2000R
  35737. 2008V
  35738. 24/6/98Y
  35739. 24/6/98\
  35740. James Halliday
  35741. 1/10/95
  35742. Dense purple-red; concentrated fruit running the full gamut through dark berry, dark chocolate and mint backed by masses of vanillin oak. The palate is as potent as the bouquet suggests, with an enormous depth of fruit and oak, with chewy tannins running throughout. Needs a decade.
  35743. 2007Q
  35744. 2000R
  35745. 2007V
  35746. 24/6/98Y
  35747. 24/6/98\
  35748. James Halliday
  35749. 1/10/95
  35750. Full red-purple; a ripe, explosive bouquet, full-on with masses of American oak; the palate is likewise, with uninhibited oak and massive flavour. The wine has had a very successful show career, but I would like to see a touch more fruit and a touch less oak.
  35751. 2006Q
  35752. 2000R
  35753. 2006V
  35754. 24/6/98Y
  35755. 24/6/98\
  35756. James Halliday
  35757. 1/4/97
  35758. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is quite literally huge, with masses of fruit and masses of blockbuster charry oak; the palate provides the same in spades, simply monumental, with extraordinary amounts of extract and oak. A D9 bulldozer. Retasted January 1998 with identical notes.
  35759. Export
  35760. 98 bookH
  35761. 2014K
  35762. 2004R
  35763. 2014T
  35764. ChangedV
  35765. 24/6/98W
  35766. 99 bookY
  35767. 24/6/98\
  35768. James Halliday
  35769. 1/11/94D
  35770. Medium to full red-purple; dense blackberry fruit with very potent lemon and vanilla American oak. A massive wine on the palate with red berry fruits and chewy vanillin oak, finishing with formidable tannins.H
  35771. 2008Q
  35772. 1998R
  35773. 2008V
  35774. 24/6/98Y
  35775. 24/6/98\
  35776. James Halliday
  35777. 1/11/95
  35778. Medium to full red-purple; a big, solid, chunky aroma and palate with spicy dark fruits on the bouquet, leading on to a big, rich, full-bodied palate with persistent tannins which are the hallmark of the style, and brook no argument. H
  35779. 2009Q
  35780. 1999R
  35781. 2009V
  35782. 24/6/98Y
  35783. 24/6/98\
  35784. James Halliday
  35785. 1/11/97
  35786. FJust as this wine has eaten up the oak which I originally criticised, so I have to eat my words. The wine has come together marvellously well; while the oak is still evident, there is the sweet fruit and, above all else, sweet tannins to carry that oak. Retasted January 1998; huge magimix blackberry, chocolate and oak style.
  35787. Export
  35788. 98 bookH
  35789. 2015K
  35790. 2005R
  35791. 2015T
  35792. ChangedV
  35793. 24/6/98Y
  35794. 24/6/98\
  35795. James Halliday
  35796. 1/10/94
  35797. Unwooded. Light yellow-green; a clean, light and crisp bouquet, uninfluenced by aromatic yeasts. On the palate, crisp and clean, with light melon and white peach fruit, with good acidity and length.H
  35798. 1996Q
  35799. 1995R
  35800. 1996V
  35801. 24/6/98Y
  35802. 24/6/98\
  35803. James Halliday
  35804. 1/10/95
  35805. CWooded. Medium to full yellow-green; clean, with slightly tangy, citrus-accented fruit and subtle oak. The palate, like the bouquet, is of light to medium intensity, with nectarine and citrus fruit, just a hint of oak, and a well-balanced clean finish. One is not sure whether to describe it as elegant, or slightly dilute.
  35806. 1997Q
  35807. 1995R
  35808. 1997V
  35809. 24/6/98Y
  35810. 24/6/98\
  35811. James Halliday
  35812. 1/10/96
  35813. cWooded. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex, potent, toasty bouquet with pronounced charry/smoky oak. Sophisticated and potent use of barrel-ferment oak drives the wine on the palate, but does work, for there is length to the fruit hiding under those spicy oak flavours. Retasted October 1996 with those smoky/burnt oak characters starting to dominate.
  35814. Export
  35815. 98 bookH
  35816. 1998Q
  35817. 1996R
  35818. 1998V
  35819. 24/6/98Y
  35820. 24/6/98\
  35821. James Halliday
  35822. 1/10/94D
  35823. Medium to full red-purple; abundant sweet vanillin aromas, predominantly oak-driven, lead on to the rich palate with some sweet berry fruit and full-throated American oak.H
  35824. 2000Q
  35825. 1996R
  35826. 2000V
  35827. 24/6/98Y
  35828. 24/6/98\
  35829. James Halliday
  35830. 1/7/95
  35831. Medium to full red-purple; a solid wine on the bouquet with a combination of mint, dark berry and just a touch of vanillin oak. The palate is potent and very young, with powerful gamey/briary fruit, and oak in restraint.H
  35832. 2002Q
  35833. 1997R
  35834. 2002V
  35835. 24/6/98Y
  35836. 24/6/98\
  35837. James Halliday
  35838. 1/10/96
  35839. ,Vivid purple-red; an ultra-fragrant and incredibly complex bouquet with spice, liquorice and boot polish in a sophisticated Rh
  35840. ne style.  On the palate, a very complex, fruit-driven wine, showing a tremendous range of fruit flavours and then strong, lingering tannins on the finish. Truly remarkable.
  35841. Export
  35842. 98 bookH
  35843. 2005Q
  35844. 1998R
  35845. 2005V
  35846. 24/6/98Y
  35847. 24/6/98\
  35848. James Halliday
  35849. 1/9/94
  35850. Medium to full red-purple; distinct leafy/cedary/gamey fruit aromas with nicely balanced French and American oak. The palate is in the same fairly pungent, leafy mode with soft tannins and nicely modulated oak.H
  35851. 1999Q
  35852. 1996R
  35853. 1999V
  35854. 24/6/98Y
  35855. 24/6/98\
  35856. James Halliday
  35857. 1/1/96
  35858. Medium to full red-purple; there are fragrant aromas of cedar, leaf and tobacco of medium intensity, followed by a pleasant amalgam of red berry and leaf flavours of light to medium weight on the palate. The tannins are fine, the oak subtle on a wine tending to delicacy.
  35859. 2000Q
  35860. 1997R
  35861. 2000V
  35862. 24/6/98Y
  35863. 24/6/98\
  35864. James Halliday
  35865. 1/10/96
  35866. .Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with leaf, berry and minty fruit surrounded by cigar box aromas.  An intriguing wine on the palate with complex varietal fruit flavours, much better than the 
  35867. 94, and with more of those quite pronounced cigar box characters evident on the bouquet.
  35868. Export
  35869. 98 bookH
  35870. 2004Q
  35871. 1999R
  35872. 2004V
  35873. 24/6/98Y
  35874. 24/6/98\
  35875. James Halliday
  35876. 1/9/94D
  35877. Light yellow-green; complex and concentrated bouquet with some distinct French characters reminiscent of the 
  35878. 83 when it was a young wine. The palate shows some of the same slightly rough characters. A wine which demands patience, and will repay it well.H
  35879. 2002Q
  35880. 1995R
  35881. 2002V
  35882. 24/6/98Y
  35883. 24/6/98\
  35884. James Halliday
  35885. 1/10/95
  35886. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is as stylish as ever, with tangy melon and white peach fruit married with high-quality French oak and all the signs of sophisticated winemaking, together with an element of bottle maturation. The palate is marvellously balanced and constructed, with fine, long citrus and melon fruit, the oak evident but in no way assertive. A quite lovely wine right up with the best of the Leeuwin Estate Chardonnays.
  35887. 2004Q
  35888. 1996R
  35889. 2004V
  35890. 24/6/98Y
  35891. 24/6/98\
  35892. James Halliday
  35893. 1/1/98
  35894. wFull yellow-green, with distinctly greater colour development than the 
  35895. 94; the bouquet is full and complex, with some ever-so-slightly errant barrel-ferment characters. Very rich and full-bodied, it has a huge impact in the mouth, with honeyed/buttery fruit, and not as elegant or tight as the best vintages. Looks to be relatively fast maturing by the standards of Leeuwin.
  35896. ExportH
  35897. 1997R
  35898. 2002V
  35899. 24/6/98Y
  35900. 24/6/98\
  35901. James Halliday
  35902. 1/9/94
  35903. aFull red-purple; the bouquet is of medium ripeness with blackcurrant and cherry fruit aromas. The palate has lots of sweet blackcurrant/cassis and plum fruit balanced by fine, cedary tannins. Gives the impression that it will mature slightly quicker than its predecessors, but be none the worse for that, and is the product of an unusually good vintage.
  35904. 2001Q
  35905. 1996R
  35906. 2001V
  35907. 24/6/98Y
  35908. 24/6/98\
  35909. James Halliday
  35910. 1/10/95
  35911. Medium to full red-purple; tasted on four separate occasions, twice in show or blind tastings, twice in open tastings, and on every occasion I detected characters in the wine which I find off-putting, yet it has received high praise in many quarters. To me there is a hint of gaminess and astringency which may be derived from the canopy, may be from sulphide or may be from bacterial action 
  35912.  or perhaps none of the above. Whatever, I cannot come to terms with the wine.
  35913. 2000Q
  35914. 1996R
  35915. 2000V
  35916. 24/6/98Y
  35917. 24/6/98\
  35918. James Halliday
  35919. 1/10/96
  35920. )Strong red-purple; full, ripe cassis fruit on the bouquet is surrounded by attractive cigar box oak, more evident than in previous vintages. A powerful wine on the palate with masses of blackcurrant and dark chocolate fruit with balanced but persistent tannins. I much prefer this wine to the 
  35921. 2003Q
  35922. 1998R
  35923. 2003V
  35924. 24/6/98Y
  35925. 24/6/98\
  35926. James Halliday
  35927. 1/4/97
  35928. Medium to full red-purple; concentrated, classic cabernet fruit aromas, primarily of cassis but with hints of sweet earth and subtle oak. The palate is powerful, again showing classic, dusty blackberry/cassis fruit with balanced but lingering tannins on the finish.  
  35929. Export
  35930. 98 bookH
  35931. 2013K
  35932. 1999R
  35933. 2013V
  35934. 24/6/98Y
  35935. 24/6/98\
  35936. James Halliday
  35937. 1/9/94D
  35938. Bin DWT17  Eden Valley. Light to medium yellow-green; a firm, tight, fresh and crisp bouquet in classic style. The palate is bright and fresh, with quite intense lime flavours, a hint of passionfruit; good balance and length.H
  35939. 2005Q
  35940. 1995R
  35941. 2005V
  35942. 24/6/98Y
  35943. 24/6/98\
  35944. James Halliday
  35945. 1/10/96
  35946. Eden Valley. Glowing yellow-green; a soft, clean, quite full bouquet with gentle lime and toast aromas leads on to a rich, highly flavoured palate, showing bottle-developed Riesling character at its best.  H
  35947. 2006Q
  35948. 1996R
  35949. 2006V
  35950. 24/6/98Y
  35951. 24/6/98\
  35952. James Halliday
  35953. 1/4/97
  35954. Watervale. Glowing yellow-green; a rich, soft and toasty bouquet with some citrus in the background and the first signs of varietal kerosene aromas developing. Now full, rich and flavoursome, with smooth lime and toast, seemingly reaching its peak, and will hold it for years to come.
  35955. Export
  35956. 98 bookF
  35957. 2005K
  35958. 1998R
  35959. 2005V
  35960. 24/6/98W
  35961. 99 bookY
  35962. 24/6/98\
  35963. James Halliday
  35964. 1/9/94D
  35965. Light green-yellow; clean, crisp, youthful and fresh, with gentle lime fruit leads on to a firm, long and relatively unevolved palate with good ageing potential.H
  35966. 2000Q
  35967. 1996R
  35968. 24/6/98Y
  35969. 24/6/98\
  35970. James Halliday
  35971. 1/9/94D
  35972. Light to medium yellow-green; solid, fractionally heavy lime and toast aromas lead on to a generously flavoured wine with plenty of riesling fruit and well-balanced residual sugar to flesh the wine out.H
  35973. 2000Q
  35974. 1995R
  35975. 2000V
  35976. 24/6/98Y
  35977. 24/6/98\
  35978. James Halliday
  35979. 1/2/96D
  35980. Light yellow-green; plenty of depth to the bouquet, with quite strong lime juice fruit aromas; the palate is in typical style, fleshy and with a touch of sweetness.H
  35981. 2001Q
  35982. 1996R
  35983. 2001V
  35984. 24/6/98Y
  35985. 24/6/98\
  35986. James Halliday
  35987. 1/10/94D
  35988. Medium to full red-purple; a generous, full bouquet with lots of sweet, chocolatey fruit with lashings of vanillin oak. An extremely ripe, full-flavoured wine on the palate, with abundant fruit matched by abundant coconut vanillin oak. H
  35989. 1999Q
  35990. 1996R
  35991. 1999V
  35992. 24/6/98
  35993. 24/6/98\
  35994. James Halliday
  35995. 1/9/95
  35996. YMedium to full red; a solid, ripe bouquet with lots of character showing an array of minty/earthy/berry aromas. On the palate, showing rather more bottle development than one might expect, but very pleasant for all that, with chocolate and dark berry fruits, soft tannins and just a hint of vanillin oak. Retasted May 1997 with favourable notes.
  35997. 2000P
  35998. CD noteQ
  35999. 1997R
  36000. 2000V
  36001. 24/6/98Y
  36002. 24/6/98\
  36003. James Halliday
  36004. 1/11/94D
  36005. Light green-yellow; a fairly potent and full bouquet with herbal/ gooseberry fruit aromas. The palate is very correct, firm and with good length, showing similar flavours to the bouquet.H
  36006. 1994Q
  36007. 1993R
  36008. 1994V
  36009. 24/6/98Y
  36010. 24/6/98\
  36011. James Halliday
  36012. 1/11/95
  36013. Light straw-green; clean, light and fresh, with the fruit in the grassy spectrum, but lifted by a touch of passionfruit. The palate follows the bouquet precisely, clean, crisp, direct and fresh, with flavours of herb and grass, and a spotlessly clean finish.
  36014. 1996Q
  36015. 1995R
  36016. 1996V
  36017. 24/6/98Y
  36018. 24/6/98\
  36019. James Halliday
  36020. 1/10/96
  36021. Light yellow-green; a crisp and clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with a mix of melon and more herbaceous fruit aromas.  A delicate, pretty wine on the palate with light fruit flavours and well balanced acidity; not intense or complex, but very easy to drink.
  36022. Export
  36023. 98 bookH
  36024. 1997Q
  36025. 1996R
  36026. 1997V
  36027. 24/6/98Y
  36028. 24/6/98\
  36029. James Halliday
  36030. 1/11/94
  36031. Light to medium red-purple; tangy, intense fruit aromas with spicy peppery characters on both bouquet and palate. Has above-average length and intensity, particularly on the finish. H
  36032. 1997Q
  36033. 1995R
  36034. 1997V
  36035. 24/6/98Y
  36036. 24/6/98\
  36037. James Halliday
  36038. 1/10/96D
  36039. Medium red; a stylish and moderately complex bouquet with tangy plum and cherry fruit backed by subtle oak. The varietal expression on the palate is good, with lively plum and cherry fruit, and fair length to the finish.H
  36040. 1999Q
  36041. 1997R
  36042. 1999V
  36043. 24/6/98Y
  36044. 24/6/98\
  36045. James Halliday
  36046. 1/1/97D
  36047. Light to medium red-purple; a clean, fresh and quite stylish bouquet with light strawberry and plum fruit leads on to a very correct palate showing good pinot varietal flavours with a strawberry accent; finishes with fine-grained tannins and subtle oak.E
  36048. Export
  36049. 98 bookH
  36050. 1999Q
  36051. 1997R
  36052. 1999V
  36053. 24/6/98Y
  36054. 24/6/98\
  36055. James Halliday
  36056. 1/9/94D
  36057. Medium to full yellow-green, with considerable dissolved carbon dioxide. Light peachy/tropical/passionfruit aromas hinting at some botrytis, characters which reappear on the palate with some canned fruit flavours; finishes light. H
  36058. 1997Q
  36059. 1994R
  36060. 1997V
  36061. 24/6/98Y
  36062. 24/6/98\
  36063. James Halliday
  36064. 1/10/95D
  36065. Light to medium yellow-green; aromatic, with melon and white peach fruit, and little or no oak influence evident. The palate is light, with the lifted fruit flavours of the bouquet giving some attack to the palate, though it is far from a heavyweight.H
  36066. 1998Q
  36067. 1995R
  36068. 1998V
  36069. 24/6/98Y
  36070. 24/6/98\
  36071. James Halliday
  36072. 1/10/96
  36073. Medium yellow-green; in typical delicate Lillydale style with light melon/fig fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet.  The tangy citrus and melon fruit-flavoured palate shows its low alcohol (only 11.5 degrees) but will probably mature gracefully.E
  36074. 98 bookH
  36075. 1999Q
  36076. 1996R
  36077. 1999V
  36078. 24/6/98Y
  36079. 24/6/98\
  36080. James Halliday
  36081. 1/1/97D
  36082. Very pale yellow-green; a light, crisp but rather attenuated and faintly smelly bouquet with just a hint of oak. The palate is clean but very light indeed early in its life; may develop more character with bottle age.E
  36083. ExportH
  36084. 1998Q
  36085. 1997R
  36086. 1998V
  36087. 24/6/98Y
  36088. 24/6/98\
  36089. James Halliday
  36090. 1/9/94D
  36091. Light to medium yellow-green; intense, spicy rich aromatics to the bouquet. There are lots of tutti-frutti flavours on the palate which is appreciably sweet, but fresh and nicely balanced. Good example of the style.H
  36092. 1995Q
  36093. 1994R
  36094. 1995V
  36095. 24/6/98Y
  36096. 24/6/98
  36097. James Halliday
  36098. 1/9/94D
  36099. Medium red; a solid and sweet bouquet, more tawny in style than vintage, but clean and commercial. On the palate sweet chocolate flavours predominate in what is a quite appealing tawny and vintage cross.H
  36100. 1996Q
  36101. 1994R
  36102. 1996V
  36103. 24/6/98Y
  36104. 24/6/98\
  36105. James Halliday
  36106. 1/9/94D
  36107. Medium to full yellow-green; a smooth, clean bouquet of medium weight and gently tropical fruit, with subliminal oak. The palate is quite weighty, with quite strong tropical fruit flavours, finishing with slightly oily oak.H
  36108. 1997Q
  36109. 1995R
  36110. 1997V
  36111. 24/6/98Y
  36112. 24/6/98\
  36113. James Halliday
  36114. 1/9/94D
  36115. Medium yellow-green; clean and smooth melon and fig fruit aromas with just a hint of oak. There are similar melon and fig flavours on the palate, the oak again subtle, the finish slightly soapy.H
  36116. 2000Q
  36117. 1994R
  36118. 2000V
  36119. 24/6/98
  36120. 24/6/98\
  36121. James Halliday
  36122. 1/11/95D
  36123. Medium yellow-green; light melon fruit, with a hint of mint on the bouquet leads on to a surprisingly undeveloped wine on the palate with light, clean fruit, still developing complexity. H
  36124. 2001Q
  36125. 1995R
  36126. 2001V
  36127. 24/6/98Y
  36128. 24/6/98\
  36129. James Halliday
  36130. 1/2/97D
  36131. Light to medium green-yellow; delicate melon fruit is offset by rather raw sawdusty/planky oak on the bouquet; the palate has a similar mix of light melon and white peach fruit and indifferent oak.E
  36132. export
  36133. 98 bookH
  36134. 2000Q
  36135. 1997R
  36136. 2000V
  36137. 24/6/98Y
  36138. 24/6/98\
  36139. James Halliday
  36140. 1/10/94D
  36141. Light green-yellow; intense fruit ranging through lime and citrus to tropical, starting to show some classic kerosene bottle development. A very full-flavoured, solid wine with plenty of weight and a touch of residual sugar on the finish.H
  36142. 1999Q
  36143. 1995R
  36144. 1999V
  36145. 24/6/98Y
  36146. 24/6/98\
  36147. James Halliday
  36148. 1/10/94D
  36149. Medium yellow-green; complex with quite strong fruit and some spicy oak influence on the bouquet. The palate is full-blown, ripe and with some sweetness, possibly deriving from alcohol.H
  36150. 1995Q
  36151. 1994R
  36152. 1995V
  36153. 24/6/98Y
  36154. 24/6/98\
  36155. James Halliday
  36156. 1/10/94D
  36157. Medium red-purple; smooth, ripe soft berry fruits of medium intensity on the bouquet lead on to a soft palate with berry/briary/chocolate flavours, finishing with soft tannins. More restrained than many prior vintages.H
  36158. 2002Q
  36159. 1997R
  36160. 2002V
  36161. 24/6/98Y
  36162. 24/6/98\
  36163. James Halliday
  36164. 1/10/94D
  36165. Full purple-red; potent spicy bouquet still opening up; the palate has masses of vibrant peppery/spicy fruit, finishing with good acidity. H
  36166. 1998Q
  36167. 1995R
  36168. 1998V
  36169. 24/6/98Y
  36170. 24/6/98\
  36171. James Halliday
  36172. 1/3/96D
  36173. Deep purple-red; intense and concentrated pepper, spice and dark berry fruit aromas, intensely varietal. Somewhat callow and unfinished on the palate, but may settle down in bottle.H
  36174. 1999Q
  36175. 1996R
  36176. 1999V
  36177. 24/6/98Y
  36178. 24/6/98\
  36179. James Halliday
  36180. 1/1/97D
  36181. Medium red; gently spicy fruit is accompanied by fairly obvious but not overly aggressive oak.  A far more conventional wine on the palate than prior releases, with pleasant American oak surrounding light, spicy/cherry fruit.E
  36182. Export
  36183. 98 bookH
  36184. 2000Q
  36185. 1997R
  36186. 2000V
  36187. 24/6/98Y
  36188. 24/6/98\
  36189. James Halliday
  36190. 1/11/94D
  36191. Bright medium purple-red; a complex bouquet with some leafy notes, a hint of earth, a touch of game and briar. The palate is sinewy and tight, with fine-grained tannins and minerally flavours.H
  36192. 2002Q
  36193. 1996R
  36194. 2002V
  36195. 24/6/98Y
  36196. 24/6/98\
  36197. James Halliday
  36198. 1/2/96D
  36199. Medium red, with a touch of purple; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with leafy/minty fruit leads inexorably on to a similarly clean, leafy/minty palate of relatively light weight. The tannins are soft; a gentle rather than powerful wine.H
  36200. 2003Q
  36201. 1997R
  36202. 2003V
  36203. 24/6/98Y
  36204. 24/6/98\
  36205. James Halliday
  36206. 1/9/94D
  36207. Medium red-purple; vibrant fresh juicy red berry fruit and charry oak aromas lead on to a high-flavoured, juicy fruit palate, finishing with very charry/chippy oak.H
  36208. 1997Q
  36209. 1995R
  36210. 1997V
  36211. 24/6/98Y
  36212. 24/6/98\
  36213. James Halliday
  36214. 1/8/95
  36215. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with unusual boot polish characters and then a hint of liquorice varietal character leads on to a palate with quite pronounced regional characters (from whatever component is in fact from the Hunter Valley) but has a slightly soapy finish.
  36216. 1998Q
  36217. 1996R
  36218. 1998V
  36219. 24/6/98Y
  36220. 24/6/98\
  36221. James Halliday
  36222. 1/9/94D
  36223. Light yellow-green; attractive and immediately identifiable regional lime bottle-developed aromas. The palate shows an attractive combination of lime and toast, marrying elegance with flavour, and should continue to develop.H
  36224. 2005Q
  36225. 1995R
  36226. 2005V
  36227. 24/6/98Y
  36228. 24/6/98\
  36229. James Halliday
  36230. 1/10/94
  36231. Brilliant yellow-green; very clean, fresh and seductive peachy fruit with excellent oak integration. The palate is very intense, showing strong botrytis influence, but is not abrasive or phenolic, finishing long and clean. Outstanding.H
  36232. 1996Q
  36233. 1995R
  36234. 1996V
  36235. 24/6/98Y
  36236. 24/6/98\
  36237. James Halliday
  36238. 1/10/95
  36239. Glowing yellow-green of medium depth; clean, fresh citrussy fruit with slightly fluffy oak which seemed to settle down as the wine sat in the glass; an intense, well-balanced palate with citrus and lemon fruit, and particularly well-balanced acid and oak. 
  36240. 1997Q
  36241. 1996R
  36242. 1997V
  36243. 24/6/98Y
  36244. 24/6/98\
  36245. James Halliday
  36246. 1/1/97
  36247. MFull, glowing yellow; a rich bouquet of toffee, cumquat and mandarin with subtle oak together with a nicely balanced palate of medium intensity, finishing with soft acidity, shows the Riverina to full advantage. Retasted February 1998 and has developed most attractive cumquat, toffee and marmalade flavours, still with good acidity.
  36248. Export
  36249. 98 bookH
  36250. 1998Q
  36251. 1997R
  36252. 1998T
  36253. ChangedV
  36254. 24/6/98Y
  36255. 24/6/98\
  36256. James Halliday
  36257. 1/9/94D
  36258. Medium yellow-green; a firm bouquet with melon fruit, modest oak and some slightly burnt fermentation yeast characters reminiscent of some Hunter Valley whites. The palate is quite tight, presently lacking fruit generosity, but may develop with time.H
  36259. 1997Q
  36260. 1995R
  36261. 1997V
  36262. 24/6/98Y
  36263. 24/6/98\
  36264. James Halliday
  36265. 1/10/95
  36266. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with fairly tight stony/citrussy fruit and subtle, gently biscuity French oak. The palate has an array of citrus and melon flavours with hints of spice, good acid, and subtle oak integration. H
  36267. 1998Q
  36268. 1996R
  36269. 1998V
  36270. 24/6/98Y
  36271. 24/6/98\
  36272. James Halliday
  36273. 1/10/96D
  36274. Light to medium yellow-green; made in typically restrained, discreet style with both the aromas and flavours away from primary fruit and more into a nutty/minerally/stony spectrum, with the oak similarly tightly controlled and indeed underplayed.  E
  36275. Export
  36276. 98 bookH
  36277. 1999Q
  36278. 1997R
  36279. 1999V
  36280. 24/6/98Y
  36281. 24/6/98\
  36282. James Halliday
  36283. 1/10/95D
  36284. Light to medium red; fresh juicy berry fruit, with just a hint of spice. On the palate a fresh, cherry-flavoured wine with soft tannins, a hint of charry/chippy oak but thoroughly commendable at the price.H
  36285. 1996Q
  36286. 1995R
  36287. 1996V
  36288. 24/6/98
  36289. 24/6/98\
  36290. James Halliday
  36291. 1/9/94
  36292. 5Medium to full red with some purple tints remaining; powerful, ripe, abundant dark berry fruit with a touch of sweet vanillin oak, presumably American. An immensely powerful wine on the palate with flavours running from cassis to plum to chocolate; again some vanillin oak, and finishing with strong tannins. 
  36293. 2006Q
  36294. 1996R
  36295. 2006V
  36296. 24/6/98Y
  36297. 24/6/98\
  36298. James Halliday
  36299. 1/10/95D
  36300. Medium to full red-purple; there is solid dark berry and blackcurrant fruit on the bouquet, with oak in restraint; the flavour is as promised, with blackcurrant and dark chocolate running through a richly structured, fruit, and tannin, driven wine.H
  36301. 2004Q
  36302. 1997R
  36303. 2004V
  36304. 24/6/98Y
  36305. 24/6/98\
  36306. James Halliday
  36307. 1/10/96
  36308. Full red-purple; a solid bouquet with a mix of briar, earth and dark chocolate aromas leads on to an equivalently powerful briary/earthy/chocolatey wine on the palate. Subtle oak; what is often described as a 
  36309. food-style
  36310.  wine.H
  36311. 2005Q
  36312. 1998R
  36313. 2005V
  36314. 24/6/98Y
  36315. 24/6/98\
  36316. James Halliday
  36317. 1/4/97D
  36318. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet of light to medium intensity, with faintly minty fruit; the palate is lively and fresh, with supple, juicy berry fruit and touches of minty/herbal characters. Typically subtle oak and fine tannins to close.E
  36319. Export
  36320. 98 bookH
  36321. 2007K
  36322. 1998R
  36323. 2007V
  36324. 24/6/98Y
  36325. 24/6/98\
  36326. James Halliday
  36327. 1/9/95
  36328. Very deep dark mahogany brown; extreme wood age shows with concentrated plum pudding aromas leading on to a multi-flavoured palate ranging from malt to toffee to plum pudding, finishing with cleansing acidity to balance the intense sweetness of the mid-palate. 
  36329. 24/6/98Y
  36330. 24/6/98\
  36331. James Halliday
  36332. 1/11/94D
  36333. Medium to full red; a smooth, yet powerfully fruity bouquet with spicy/briary fruit and subtle oak. There is a range of flavours on the palate ranging from sweet to more briary, while the texture is supple, finishing with fine tannins.H
  36334. 2000Q
  36335. 1996R
  36336. 2000V
  36337. 24/6/98Y
  36338. 24/6/98\
  36339. James Halliday
  36340. 1/10/95
  36341. !Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet has many aromas with ripe berry, a touch of leaf, a touch of mint, hints of chocolate and subtle oak. The palate is gently spicy, of medium weight, with fine-grained tannins; not as powerful as the Cabernet Sauvignon, but very attractive nonetheless.
  36342. 2001Q
  36343. 1997R
  36344. 2001V
  36345. 24/6/98Y
  36346. 24/6/98\
  36347. James Halliday
  36348. 1/10/96D
  36349. Medium to full red; an aromatic bouquet with a complex array of spicy/briary/leafy aromas, touched with blackcurrant and subtle oak. On the palate plenty of weight and extract with plum and cherry-flavoured fruit.H
  36350. 2002Q
  36351. 1998R
  36352. 2002V
  36353. 24/6/98Y
  36354. 24/6/98\
  36355. James Halliday
  36356. 1/4/97
  36357. $Medium red-purple; a welcoming aroma of gently chocolatey, faintly spicy fruit with an equally appealing hint of vanilla oak leads on to an elegant, supple wine with finely composed and balanced tannins, oak and acidity. All in all, has many of the characteristics of a classic Hunter Shiraz.
  36358. Export
  36359. 98 bookH
  36360. 2004K
  36361. 1998R
  36362. 2004V
  36363. 24/6/98Y
  36364. 24/6/98\
  36365. James Halliday
  36366. 1/2/94
  36367. 6Brilliant green-yellow; the bouquet is redolent of classic toasty riesling, strongly reminiscent of the Clare Valley, and the pronounced residual sugar on the finish of the palate comes as something of a surprise, both in terms of texture and flavour. The 
  36368. 92 Late Picked Riesling works rather better, in fact.
  36369. 1995Q
  36370. 1994R
  36371. 1995V
  36372. 24/6/98Y
  36373. 24/6/98\
  36374. James Halliday
  36375. 1/11/94
  36376. Medium to full yellow-green; rich and textured, with a marked but very successful malolactic input which seems to give unique characters in the Mornington Peninsula. The palate, likewise, is wholly distinctive, with strong hazelnut and cashew flavours, and a pleasantly mealy texture.
  36377. 1998Q
  36378. 1994R
  36379. 1998V
  36380. 24/6/98Y
  36381. 24/6/98\
  36382. James Halliday
  36383. 1/1/96
  36384. Medium to full yellow; a rich, full, complex and distinctly regional bouquet with a mix of nutty, buttery and peachy fruit aromas. There is lots of weight to the palate with sweet nectarine and fruit salad fruit, followed by more creamy/nutty characters from the malolactic fermentation component. Happily, has retained a core of rich, sweet fruit augmented by a touch of toasty/charry oak.
  36385. 1999Q
  36386. 1995R
  36387. 1999V
  36388. 24/6/98Y
  36389. 24/6/98\
  36390. James Halliday
  36391. 1/1/97
  36392. Medium yellow-green; a quite stylish bouquet with melon/cashew fruit and subtle, creamy malolactic fermentation influences. A light-stepping wine on the palate with spicy, creamy/nutty flavours, subtle oak and a harmonious finish. Well wrought.E
  36393. Export
  36394. 98 bookH
  36395. 2000Q
  36396. 1996R
  36397. 2000V
  36398. 24/6/98Y
  36399. 24/6/98\
  36400. James Halliday
  36401. 1/11/94D
  36402. Medium yellow-green; clean, fruit-driven wine of medium intensity with gently peachy/tropical fruit aromas which carry through on to a soft, full-flavoured, fruit-driven palate, fininshing ever so slightly sweet.H
  36403. 1998K
  36404. 1995R
  36405. 1998V
  36406. 24/6/98Y
  36407. 24/6/98\
  36408. James Halliday
  36409. 1/10/95D
  36410. Medium yellow-green; a soft, slightly dilute sweet fruit bouquet with oak doing much of the work. The palate shows similar oak-driven flavours with sweet fruit.H
  36411. 1997K
  36412. 1996R
  36413. 1997V
  36414. 24/6/98Y
  36415. 24/6/98\
  36416. James Halliday
  36417. 1/12/96D
  36418. Full yellow; there is lots of oak input throughout the wine giving toasty/buttery aromas and flavours. Tasted as a barrel sample, but gives the indication of providing a rich (if oaky) wine.E
  36419. Export
  36420. 98 bookH
  36421. 1998K
  36422. 1997R
  36423. 1998V
  36424. 24/6/98Y
  36425. 24/6/98\
  36426. James Halliday
  36427. 1/7/94D
  36428. Medium to full yellow-green; a very complex bouquet with strong, buttery/hazelnut malolactic characters. The palate is richly textured with full-blown buttery fruit, tremendous mid-palate richness, and a succulent finish.H
  36429. 1997Q
  36430. 1995R
  36431. 1997V
  36432. 24/6/98Y
  36433. 24/6/98\
  36434. James Halliday
  36435. 1/10/95D
  36436. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant and pungent bouquet with tropical fruits and hints of botrytis, or some other lift. The palate is rich and flavoursome with exotic yellow peach and spicy fruit flavours. Fruit, rather than oak-driven.H
  36437. 1998Q
  36438. 1996R
  36439. 1998V
  36440. 24/6/98
  36441. 24/6/98\
  36442. James Halliday
  36443. 1/10/96
  36444. Light yellow-straw; the malolactic fermentation influence on both bouquet and palate goes, to my taste at least, completely over the top, and basically deprives the wine of the richness it normally has. A difficult vintage may well have also had some influence.
  36445. Export
  36446. 98 bookH
  36447. 1998Q
  36448. 1997R
  36449. 1998V
  36450. 24/6/98Y
  36451. 24/6/98\
  36452. James Halliday
  36453. 1/4/97
  36454. AMedium to full yellow-green; a solidly rich and ripe bouquet with strong melon and peach fruit, together with subtle oak; the malolactic influence is restrained. On the palate there is more of the same, with solidly ripe fig and melon fruit, even more powerful than that of the bouquet. The oak is subtle; well-made wine.
  36455. 2001K
  36456. CD noteQ
  36457. 1997R
  36458. 2001V
  36459. 24/6/98W
  36460. 99 bookY
  36461. 24/6/98\
  36462. James Halliday
  36463. 1/7/94
  36464. Medium to full red; complex aromas with fresh cherry fruit, hints of earth, and soft oak. The palate is typically rich, particularly on the mid-palate, with flavours ranging from cherry to plum; does not have the length on the finish of the best of the Massoni Pinots.
  36465. 1997Q
  36466. 1995R
  36467. 1997V
  36468. 24/6/98Y
  36469. 24/6/98\
  36470. James Halliday
  36471. 1/10/95
  36472. Medium to full red; a striking bouquet with ripe spice, plum and cherry aromas as much reminiscent of cool-grown shiraz as pinot noir, but attractive nonetheless. The wine has an opulent, spicy/plummy mid-palate, and tails away ever so slightly on the finish.
  36473. 1998Q
  36474. 1996R
  36475. 1998V
  36476. 24/6/98Y
  36477. 24/6/98\
  36478. James Halliday
  36479. 1/10/96
  36480. Medium red-purple; a mix of cigar box, spice and tomato vine aromas lead on to a long, punchy palate with assertive vegetal/tomato vine flavours. Much better than the chardonnay of the same year, but the flavours will win some, lose some.E
  36481. Export
  36482. 98 bookH
  36483. 1998Q
  36484. 1997R
  36485. 1998V
  36486. 24/6/98Y
  36487. 24/6/98\
  36488. James Halliday
  36489. 1/4/97D
  36490. Bright but light red-purple; the aromas are fragrant and intense, with plum fruit touched with spice and subtle oak. The palate is very lively, with sappy/spicy/plummy fruit flavours; the only possible criticism is that the acid is a little brisk.H
  36491. 1999K
  36492. CD noteQ
  36493. 1997R
  36494. 1999V
  36495. 24/6/98W
  36496. 99 bookY
  36497. 24/6/98\
  36498. James Halliday
  36499. 1/7/94
  36500. Bright yellow-green; intense varietal fruit aromas ranging from grassy through to sweeter, more honeyed characters. The same strong varietal definition and rich fruit is evident on the palate, which has plenty of flesh and mouthfeel, and is sure to develop well.
  36501. 1999Q
  36502. 1995R
  36503. 1999V
  36504. 24/6/98Y
  36505. 24/6/98\
  36506. James Halliday
  36507. 1/2/96
  36508. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, fine and elegant citrus-tinged bouquet showing exemplary varietal character. The palate likewise shows superb fruit and varietal definition, with the flavours more towards citrus than herbaceous. Extremely well made, and should age superbly.
  36509. 2001Q
  36510. 1996R
  36511. 2001V
  36512. 24/6/98Y
  36513. 24/6/98\
  36514. James Halliday
  36515. 1/12/96
  36516. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite rich and intense, remarkably complex given its age.  In the mouth the wine has both weight and flavour intensity, but lacks the finesse and varietal edge which made the 
  36517. 95 so outstanding. For all that, excellent value at the price.
  36518. Export
  36519. 98 bookH
  36520. 2000Q
  36521. 1997R
  36522. 2000V
  36523. 24/6/98Y
  36524. 24/6/98\
  36525. James Halliday
  36526. 1/7/94D
  36527. Medium to full red; a very attractive bouquet with clean spicy varietal fruit which leads on to a wonderful palate with potent, classic liquorice and spice flavours, subtle oak and a long, well-balanced finish.H
  36528. 2002Q
  36529. 1996R
  36530. 2002V
  36531. 24/6/98Y
  36532. 24/6/98\
  36533. James Halliday
  36534. 1/7/94D
  36535. Medium red; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with clean minty fruit and just a hint of spicy oak. The palate is driven by fresh dark cherry and redcurrant fruit, finishing with subtle tannins. H
  36536. 2000Q
  36537. 1997R
  36538. 24/6/98Y
  36539. 24/6/98\
  36540. James Halliday
  36541. 1/11/94D
  36542. Bright medium red-purple. An elegant style, fruit-driven with attractive dark morello cherry aromas and flavours. The palate is very supple, as befits Pinot Noir, with nice length to the finish.H
  36543. 1996Q
  36544. 1995R
  36545. 1996V
  36546. 24/6/98Y
  36547. 24/6/98\
  36548. James Halliday
  36549. 1/2/96
  36550. bMedium to full red-purple; an unusually complex and powerful bouquet, with some whole-bunch/carbonic maceration influences together with high-toned oak. The palate is likewise tangy, powerful and stylish, again showing carbonic maceration influence; oozing with character and style, and yet another outstanding wine from the 1994 Tasmanian Pinot vintage.
  36551. 1997Q
  36552. 1996R
  36553. 1997V
  36554. 24/6/98Y
  36555. 24/6/98\
  36556. James Halliday
  36557. 1/8/94
  36558. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with solid dark chocolate aromas together with a touch of sweet earth. A generously flavoured wine on the palate with attractive spicy shiraz fruit together with sweet berry flavours from the cabernet, and well-balanced oak.
  36559. 2001Q
  36560. 1996R
  36561. 2001V
  36562. 24/6/98Y
  36563. 24/6/98\
  36564. James Halliday
  36565. 1/8/94D
  36566. Dense, full purple-red; a potent, powerful bouquet with lots of weight and extract to the cassis/redcurrant fruit. The palate is complex, full-flavoured but bordering on the extractive. A wine which could go in any direction with age.H
  36567. 2002Q
  36568. 1996R
  36569. 2002V
  36570. 24/6/98Y
  36571. 24/6/98\
  36572. James Halliday
  36573. 1/9/94D
  36574. Medium to full red-purple; complex, elegant fragrant cedary aromas with substantial oak input, said to be French. The palate shows lots of stylish cedary, lemony oak and has a long finish with lingering tannins.H
  36575. 1995R
  36576. 1999V
  36577. 24/6/98Y
  36578. 24/6/98\
  36579. James Halliday
  36580. 1/10/95D
  36581. Medium to full red-purple; a sophisticated wine with most attractive dark berry fruit aromas and harmoniously balanced and integrated oak lead on to an elegant cassis sweet berry flavoured palate with supple tannins and attractive oak flavours. H
  36582. 2000Q
  36583. 1996R
  36584. 2000V
  36585. 24/6/98Y
  36586. 24/6/98\
  36587. James Halliday
  36588. 1/10/96
  36589. Medium to full red-purple; youthful, fresh red fruit aromas with obvious oak yet to integrate on both bouquet and palate, giving the impression the wine was finished in tank and then given oak maturation relatively late in the winemaking cycle. For all that, has flavour and character.
  36590. ExportH
  36591. 2001Q
  36592. 1997R
  36593. 2001V
  36594. 24/6/98Y
  36595. 24/6/98\
  36596. James Halliday
  36597. 1/9/94
  36598. "Medium purple
  36599. red; a quite distinctive bouquet, fragrant and stylish, with a mix of cedar, leaf, earth and game, and true Bordeaux overtones. The palate lives up to the bouquet, with silky feel and texture, and good length. 45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Shiraz, 10% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc.
  36600. 2001Q
  36601. 1996R
  36602. 2001V
  36603. 24/6/98Y
  36604. 24/6/98\
  36605. James Halliday
  36606. 1/10/95
  36607. zDark, almost opaque colour; ripe, concentrated dark berry fruits with hints of dark chocolate fill the bouquet, and are matched by opulently ripe red berry and dark chocolate flavours on a quite luscious, but not over the top, palate. Well-balanced tannins; an impressive wine teetering on the very brink of top rating. 55% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Shiraz, 12% Merlot, 3% Malbec.
  36608. 2002Q
  36609. 1997R
  36610. 2002V
  36611. 24/6/98Y
  36612. 24/6/98\
  36613. James Halliday
  36614. 1/10/96
  36615. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is clean, with red berry fruits particularly noticeable in the line-up when compared to the older wines, although there is that vineyard touch of leaf and mint. Much lighter in body than the 
  36616. 93 on the palate, and has developed quickly since first released. Would not appear to be particularly long lived, and seems a little acidic. 59% Cabernet Sauvignon, 23% Shiraz, 10% Cabernet Franc, 5% Merlot, 3% Malbec.
  36617. 2003Q
  36618. 1998R
  36619. 2003V
  36620. 24/6/98Y
  36621. 24/6/98\
  36622. James Halliday
  36623. 1/9/94D
  36624. Medium red-purple; solid, dark briary fruit with slightly hard, charry oak. There is lots of good dark berry fruit on the palate, but with some fairly hard, varnish tannins, possibly oak derived. H
  36625. 2001Q
  36626. 1996R
  36627. 2001V
  36628. 24/6/98Y
  36629. 24/6/98\
  36630. James Halliday
  36631. 1/4/97
  36632. Medium red-purple; quite fragrant with cedary/earthy notes, and subtle oak. Well balanced and weighted, with juicy, gently sweet red fruit flavours, and supple tannins.H
  36633. 2002K
  36634. 1997R
  36635. 2002V
  36636. 24/6/98Y
  36637. 24/6/98\
  36638. James Halliday
  36639. 1/4/97
  36640. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity, with subdued but attractive dark foresty fruit aromas.  The palate is quite powerful, with more of those earthy/briary/foresty characters; not as sweet as the excellent 
  36641. 93, but very nearly rated four stars.
  36642. Export
  36643. 98 bookH
  36644. 2008K
  36645. 1998R
  36646. 2008V
  36647. 24/6/98Y
  36648. 24/6/98\
  36649. James Halliday
  36650. 1/11/94D
  36651. Medium red; secondary fruit characters now starting to appear in a complex briary/cedary bouquet. The palate has a melange of flavours ranging from leafy to briary to redcurrant, with a fairly firm, oaky finish.H
  36652. 2004Q
  36653. 1995R
  36654. 2004V
  36655. 24/6/98Y
  36656. 24/6/98\
  36657. James Halliday
  36658. 1/10/95D
  36659. Medium red; the bouquet is dominated by cedary oak which is not fully integrated, but the palate is infinitely better, with dark berry and chocolate fruit, lingering fine tannins and pleasant French oak.H
  36660. 2005Q
  36661. 1996R
  36662. 2005V
  36663. 24/6/98Y
  36664. 24/6/98\
  36665. James Halliday
  36666. 1/4/97
  36667. Medium red-purple; classic bottle-developed earthy Coonawarra cabernet fruit is certainly the driving force on both the bouquet and palate, but there is a slightly resiny oak character on the bouquet which likewise invests the palate with a touch of astringency.
  36668. Export
  36669. 98 bookH
  36670. 2005K
  36671. 1997R
  36672. 2005V
  36673. 24/6/98Y
  36674. 24/6/98\
  36675. James Halliday
  36676. 1/9/94
  36677. YStill holding its colour incredibly well, with bright red-purple hues. The bouquet is very intense, with pronounced leaf and peppermint aromas. The palate has more sweet fruit than the bouquet promises, though again that peppermint character is there in abundance. Still remarkably fresh; a unique wine which marches to the tune of its own drum.
  36678. 24/6/98Y
  36679. 24/6/98\
  36680. James Halliday
  36681. 1/8/94D
  36682. Medium red; fully aged, with caramel, vanilla and cedar aromas. The palate has softened and developed well, with similar cedary/briary/vanillin characters to those of the bouquet, finishing with very soft, fine tannins.H
  36683. 2005Q
  36684. 1995R
  36685. 2005V
  36686. 24/6/98Y
  36687. 24/6/98\
  36688. James Halliday
  36689. 1/1/96
  36690. Dark, vibrant red; attractive cedar and blackberry fruit, with subtle oak on the bouquet leads on to a powerful palate with dark chocolate, vanilla and cedar flavours. Tannins run right through, but are not oppressive. H
  36691. 2007Q
  36692. 1997R
  36693. 2007V
  36694. 24/6/98Y
  36695. 24/6/98\
  36696. James Halliday
  36697. 1/8/94D
  36698. Youthful, light to medium yellow-green; clean and firm, still largely unevolved aromas. The palate, too, is fresh and youthful, more like a youngish Semillon than a Chardonnay.H
  36699. 2000Q
  36700. 1995R
  36701. 2000V
  36702. 24/6/98Y
  36703. 24/6/98\
  36704. James Halliday
  36705. 1/1/96
  36706. DLight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, discreet and elegant, with a faint touch of white peach and citrus, entirely unexpected for a wine from this region and of this maturity. The palate is no less elegant with sophisticated spicy oak handling, and more of the same tightly structured fruit. An impressive act.
  36707. 2003Q
  36708. 1996R
  36709. 2003V
  36710. 24/6/98Y
  36711. 24/6/98\
  36712. James Halliday
  36713. 1/8/94D
  36714. Medium red; still quite firm with mint and red berry fruits on the bouquet, leading on to a moderately fruity wine on the palate, with cedary oak, finishing with dusty tannins.H
  36715. 1999Q
  36716. 1995R
  36717. 1999V
  36718. 24/6/98Y
  36719. 24/6/98\
  36720. James Halliday
  36721. 1/1/96
  36722. $Impenetrable purple-red; a quite massive bouquet with some medicinal cough mixture/aniseed/liquorice overtones, striking but far from unpleasant. The palate is as dense, heavy and chewy as the bouquet suggests with some charry oak. Somewhere, some time over the rainbow, the wine will mature.
  36723. 2015Q
  36724. 2000R
  36725. 2015V
  36726. 24/6/98Y
  36727. 24/6/98\
  36728. James Halliday
  36729. 1/4/97
  36730. Vivid purple-red; the promise of a gloriously rich bouquet with concentrated dark plum and blackberry fruit aromas is confirmed on the palate, which is exuberantly fruity with plum, liquorice and spice flavours. Bright and fresh, but has the substance to age very well.
  36731. 2005K
  36732. CD noteQ
  36733. 1999R
  36734. 2005V
  36735. 24/6/98Y
  36736. 24/6/98\
  36737. James Halliday
  36738. 1/9/94
  36739. TDeep yellow; complex bottle-developed aromas with lots of intensity and weight; the fruit is in the grapefruit/peach spectrum, and there is obvious barrel-ferment oak. The palate is already starting to tire a little, not surprising given the ancestry of the wine, and emphasising that this style should be consumed sooner rather than later.
  36740. 1994Q
  36741. 1993R
  36742. 1994V
  36743. 24/6/98Y
  36744. 24/6/98\
  36745. James Halliday
  36746. 1/11/94
  36747. Light green-yellow; a powerful bouquet with herb, mineral and toast aromas. The palate is clean and dry, with more toasty/minerally notes, and not particularly fruity. Could develop nicely in bottle, however.H
  36748. 1997Q
  36749. 1995R
  36750. 1997V
  36751. 24/6/98Y
  36752. 24/6/98\
  36753. James Halliday
  36754. 1/9/94
  36755. Bright yellow-green; fresh, crisp citrussy fruit aromas of light to medium intensity, with just a touch of lift. The palate is not quite as exciting as the bouquet suggests it might be, but does have some pleasant peachy fruit, with just a hint of vanillin oak.
  36756. 1995Q
  36757. 1994R
  36758. 1995V
  36759. 24/6/98Y
  36760. 24/6/98\
  36761. James Halliday
  36762. 1/11/95D
  36763. Medium yellow-green; abundant oak on both bouquet and palate provide much of the flavour, but there is some sweet, gently peachy fruit lurking in the undergrowth. H
  36764. 1996Q
  36765. 1995R
  36766. 1996V
  36767. 24/6/98Y
  36768. 24/6/98\
  36769. James Halliday
  36770. 1/10/96
  36771. Medium yellow-green; the fruit is rather bland and the accompanying oak (no doubt provided by chips) is rather blowsy and tending to caramel on the bouquet.  The palate is adequate, particularly at the price, but lacks the quality of the previous vintages.
  36772. Export
  36773. 98 bookH
  36774. 1997Q
  36775. 1996R
  36776. 1997V
  36777. 24/6/98Y
  36778. 24/6/98\
  36779. James Halliday
  36780. 1/10/95D
  36781. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is solid, with lime, herb and toast aromas with a strong core of fruit. The same fruit comes through on a long, well-balanced palate with strong regional lime and toast flavours. H
  36782. 2004Q
  36783. 1996R
  36784. 2004V
  36785. 24/6/98Y
  36786. 24/6/98\
  36787. James Halliday
  36788. 1/10/95D
  36789. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are clean, crisp, toasty/minerally in true regional fashion. The palate is crisp, firm and quite austere, but is well balanced, has moderate length, and will age with grace.
  36790. 2005Q
  36791. 1997R
  36792. 2005V
  36793. 24/6/98Y
  36794. 24/6/98\
  36795. James Halliday
  36796. 1/10/96
  36797. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, firm bouquet of medium intensity with herb and lime aromas; still building, but has the structure to do so. A clean, firm well balanced, no-frills Clare Valley style; all it needs is time, and will probably rate even more highly.
  36798. Export
  36799. 98 bookH
  36800. 2006Q
  36801. 1998R
  36802. 2006V
  36803. 24/6/98Y
  36804. 24/6/98\
  36805. James Halliday
  36806. 1/10/95
  36807. 5Great depth to the purple-red colour; the bouquet is very concentrated, with a range of earthy, briary, berry and cassis aromas, with a hint of lift. The palate is likewise concentrated with ripe blackcurrant fruit and good tannin balance, and just a faint whisper of gaminess lurking somewhere in the depths.
  36808. 2005Q
  36809. 1997R
  36810. 2005V
  36811. 24/6/98Y
  36812. 24/6/98\
  36813. James Halliday
  36814. 1/8/95D
  36815. Medium to full red-purple; a generously ripe bouquet with relatively pronounced American oak leads on to a chewy, ripe palate with some dark chocolate flavours, a hint of farmyard, finishing with soft vanillin oak. H
  36816. 2004Q
  36817. 1998R
  36818. 2004V
  36819. 24/6/98Y
  36820. 24/6/98\
  36821. James Halliday
  36822. 1/10/96D
  36823. Full red-purple; a deep bouquet with dark plum and blackberry fruit supported by just a touch of oak leads on to a wine with flavours in the blackberry/briary/earthy spectrum, supported by lingering tannins.  Another cellaring special.E
  36824. Export
  36825. 98 bookH
  36826. 2009Q
  36827. 1999R
  36828. 2009V
  36829. 24/6/98Y
  36830. 24/6/98\
  36831. James Halliday
  36832. 1/9/94D
  36833. Medium red-purple; attractive berry fruits with a hint of spice and subtle oak to a bouquet of light to medium intensity. The palate is fresh, with spicy cherry fruit, finishing with soft tannins.H
  36834. 2000Q
  36835. 1996R
  36836. 2000V
  36837. 24/6/98Y
  36838. 24/6/98\
  36839. James Halliday
  36840. 1/10/95D
  36841. Medium to full red-purple; there are an array of aromas ranging from chocolatey to briary/gamey/earthy; the palate is earthy and rich with traces of liquorice. The wine has gobbled up the French oak in which it was matured.H
  36842. 2001Q
  36843. 1997R
  36844. 2001V
  36845. 24/6/98Y
  36846. 24/6/98\
  36847. James Halliday
  36848. 1/10/96D
  36849. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet of medium to full intensity with nice cherry fruit and subtle oak. The palate is rich, ripe and concentrated with lots of black cherry and mint varietal fruit; will be long lived.E
  36850. Export
  36851. 98 bookH
  36852. 2005Q
  36853. 1998R
  36854. 2005V
  36855. 24/6/98Y
  36856. 24/6/98\
  36857. James Halliday
  36858. 1/10/94
  36859. Light green-yellow; tight lime juice and passionfruit aromas with distinctly Germanic overtones. An elegant, lime-accented palate which is flavourful but not the least phenolic, with a long, clean finish. Has the structure to age. H
  36860. 1999Q
  36861. 1995R
  36862. 1999V
  36863. 24/6/98Y
  36864. 24/6/98\
  36865. James Halliday
  36866. 1/10/95
  36867. )Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, correct bouquet of medium intensity with soft lime and passionfruit stiffened by a touch of toasty backbone. The palate has some real zip and sparkle, with long, crisp lime flavours and faultless overall balance. Like Old Man River, just keeps rolling along.
  36868. 1999Q
  36869. 1996R
  36870. 1999V
  36871. 24/6/98Y
  36872. 24/6/98\
  36873. James Halliday
  36874. 1/10/96
  36875. Medium to full yellow-green; there is considerable lift to the aromas which are tinged with pineapple; in the mouth the wine moves through seductive pineapple to lime fruit, making the wine particularly attractive as a drink-now proposition, which is its main purpose in life.
  36876. Export
  36877. 98 bookH
  36878. 1998Q
  36879. 1996R
  36880. 1998V
  36881. 24/6/98Y
  36882. 24/6/98\
  36883. James Halliday
  36884. 1/9/94
  36885. Medium yellow-green; rich, tropical honeysuckle fruit aromas with both the marsanne and viognier making their mark. On the palate, an interesting wine with real Rh
  36886. ne fruit characters, likened by Don Lewis to jasmine, ripe citrus and a hint of thyme. The oak is subtle.
  36887. 1996Q
  36888. 1995R
  36889. 1996V
  36890. 24/6/98Y
  36891. 24/6/98\
  36892. James Halliday
  36893. 1/10/95
  36894. Medium to full yellow-green; a somewhat broad, faintly oily but pleasantly rich bouquet leads on to a big multi-flavoured palate with an amalgam of drier, chalkier notes with sweeter spicy fruit; a faintly phenolic finish, but is rich.H
  36895. 1997Q
  36896. 1996R
  36897. 1997V
  36898. 24/6/98Y
  36899. 24/6/98\
  36900. James Halliday
  36901. 1/10/96
  36902. Medium yellow-green; a wine which really does have echoes of the Rh
  36903. ne Valley on both its bouquet and palate, though not necessarily to its advantage in the conventional Australian scheme of things.  The offset is the undoubted complexity the wine has, and its suitability for food.
  36904. Export
  36905. 98 bookH
  36906. 1998Q
  36907. 1997R
  36908. 1998V
  36909. 24/6/98Y
  36910. 24/6/98\
  36911. James Halliday
  36912. 1/11/94
  36913. Medium to full yellow; an exceptionally complex bouquet with toast, citrus and melon interwoven by barrel fermentation. A perfectly poised wine on the palate with melon and fig fruit flavours, sophisticated oak, and a long, marvellously balanced finish.H
  36914. 1998Q
  36915. 1994R
  36916. 1998V
  36917. 24/6/98Y
  36918. 24/6/98\
  36919. James Halliday
  36920. 1/10/95D
  36921. Medium to full yellow-green; strong toasty/mealy/biscuity fruit and oak aromas; an abundant, full-flavoured palate, again showing tangy fruit and nutty/mealy oak but thins out slightly on the back palate, and is not quite in the league of the 
  36922. 1997Q
  36923. 1995R
  36924. 1997V
  36925. 24/6/98Y
  36926. 24/6/98\
  36927. James Halliday
  36928. 1/10/96D
  36929. Medium to full yellow-green; attractive bottle-developed aromas with good fruit and oak balance and integration leads on to a wine with pleasant nutty/creamy notes, but without the intense fruit.E
  36930. Export
  36931. 98 bookH
  36932. 1998Q
  36933. 1997R
  36934. 24/6/98Y
  36935. 24/6/98\
  36936. James Halliday
  36937. 1/9/94D
  36938. Medium red; interesting cedary cigar box aromas which carry through on to the palate which has an attractive chewy texture augmented by soft tannins. The aromas and flavour produce a wine of distinctive style.H
  36939. 1996Q
  36940. 1994R
  36941. 1996V
  36942. 24/6/98Y
  36943. 24/6/98\
  36944. James Halliday
  36945. 1/11/95D
  36946. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is relatively light, with leafy/minty aromas running through the berry fruit; the palate has an array of cedar, mint and leaf flavours, but is not particularly generous.H
  36947. 1997Q
  36948. 1995R
  36949. 1997V
  36950. 24/6/98Y
  36951. 24/6/98\
  36952. James Halliday
  36953. 1/10/96D
  36954. Medium red-purple; a straightforward bouquet with slightly gamey red berry and earth aromas leading on to a palate with pronounced gamey/leafy/minty fruit, almost certainly coming from the King Valley component.H
  36955. 1998Q
  36956. 1998V
  36957. 24/6/98Y
  36958. 24/6/98\
  36959. James Halliday
  36960. 1/2/97D
  36961. Medium purple-red; a clean and smooth bouquet, with riper fruit than the 
  36962. 94, and of medium to full intensity. There is plenty of substance to the palate, with ripe berry fruit, touches of mint, subtle oak and soft tannins. Good value.E
  36963. export
  36964. 98 bookH
  36965. 1999Q
  36966. 1997R
  36967. 1999V
  36968. 24/6/98Y
  36969. 24/6/98\
  36970. James Halliday
  36971. 1/11/95
  36972. DMedium yellow-green; a clean bouquet with some ripe peach and lighter melon fruit flavours; the oak contribution to both bouquet and palate is more noticeable than previous releases. A very pleasant wine on the palate with nice varietal fruit, subtle oak, and considerable style and mouthfeel given its price and provenance.
  36973. 1996Q
  36974. 1995R
  36975. 1996V
  36976. 24/6/98Y
  36977. 24/6/98\
  36978. James Halliday
  36979. 1/10/96
  36980.     Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, smooth, with moderately ripe melon fruit.  There is likewise plenty of mouthfeel and weight on the palate; the oak is there, but is a largely unseen hand supporting the soft nectarine and melon fruit.
  36981. Export
  36982. 98 bookH
  36983. 1997Q
  36984. 1996R
  36985. 1997V
  36986. 24/6/98Y
  36987. 24/6/98\
  36988. James Halliday
  36989. 1/9/94D
  36990. Dense, dark red-purple; a concentrated bouquet with a complex array of dark berry, mint and game aromas. The palate is similarly multi-flavoured with genuine style, even if for some palates it may be a little over the top.H
  36991. 1997Q
  36992. 1995R
  36993. 1997V
  36994. 24/6/98Y
  36995. 24/6/98\
  36996. James Halliday
  36997. 1/10/95
  36998. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, initially lacking the complexity and richness of the 
  36999. 92, although red berry fruits did come up with aeration. The palate is a fraction light on, but has interesting nettle, leaf and mint flavours mixed with red berry fruits.
  37000. 1998Q
  37001. 1996R
  37002. 1998V
  37003. 24/6/98Y
  37004. 24/6/98\
  37005. James Halliday
  37006. 1/8/96D
  37007. Medium to full red; the bouquet is quite luscious and complex with the aromas running across a full spectrum of fruit flavours; on the palate the flavours veer to red berry and mint, with subtle oak and well-balanced tannins. E
  37008. Export
  37009. 98 bookH
  37010. 2000Q
  37011. 1997R
  37012. 2000V
  37013. 24/6/98Y
  37014. 24/6/98\
  37015. James Halliday
  37016. 1/10/95
  37017. Dense red-purple; a concentrated, ripe essencey bouquet with some slightly sweaty/gamey aromas. On the palate, extremely concentrated and powerful, but again with gamey/minty aspects. One suspects the presence of some imperfectly ripened fruit. Retasted October 1995 (Great Australian Shiraz Challenge) showed potent liquorice and leaf varietal aromas leading on to a multi-flavoured palate with liquorice, leaf, mint and spice, finishing with firm tannins.
  37018. 2005Q
  37019. 1997R
  37020. 2005V
  37021. 24/6/98Y
  37022. 24/6/98\
  37023. James Halliday
  37024. 1/7/97
  37025. OMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is intense to the point of being strident, with minty aromas typical of Central Victoria. The palate is powerful and concentrated, with a mix of mint, cassis and raspberry flavours, supported by powerful tannins. Others will rate the wine even more highly; I would simply like a little less mint.
  37026. 2010K
  37027. CD noteQ
  37028. 2000R
  37029. 24/6/98W
  37030. 99 bookY
  37031. 24/6/98\
  37032. James Halliday
  37033. 1/11/94D
  37034. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet has good, concentrated, tangy fruit marred by some sweaty fermentation characters. The palate shows the same excellent fruit, both concentrated and long, but again some fermentation/yeast characters intrude.H
  37035. 1996Q
  37036. 1995R
  37037. 1996V
  37038. 24/6/98Y
  37039. 24/6/98\
  37040. James Halliday
  37041. 1/2/97
  37042. Light to medium yellow-green; a wonderfully (and typically for Houghton/Moondah Brook) fragrant bouquet with tangy grapefruit and melon flavours repeated on the palate which has grip and style. The oak influence is subtle, and the flavour tight and elegant.
  37043. export
  37044. 98 bookH
  37045. 2001Q
  37046. 1997R
  37047. 2001V
  37048. 24/6/98Y
  37049. 24/6/98\
  37050. James Halliday
  37051. 1/11/94
  37052. Light to medium yellow-green; clean and smooth with attractive, tropical passionfruit aromas and a barely perceptible hint of vanilla from the oak. The palate is very attractive, smooth and harmonious, with a long and balanced finish. Exemplary oak handling, subtle in the extreme.
  37053. 1996Q
  37054. 1994R
  37055. 1996V
  37056. 24/6/98Y
  37057. 24/6/98\
  37058. James Halliday
  37059. 1/10/95
  37060. Medium straw-yellow; there is an array of aromas, basically in a tropical fruit salad spectrum with some passionfruit overtones. The palate is rich, with lots of pleasant tasting fruit salad flavours on the mid-palate balanced by gently crisp acid on the finish. Right up there.
  37061. 1997Q
  37062. 1995R
  37063. 1997V
  37064. 24/6/98Y
  37065. 24/6/98\
  37066. James Halliday
  37067. 1/1/97
  37068. Medium yellow-green; uncharacteristically poor oak, chippy and planky, dominates both the bouquet and palate. Very disappointing; there is a possibility the barky characters emanated from the cork.E
  37069. Export
  37070. 98 bookH
  37071. 1997Q
  37072. 1996R
  37073. 1997V
  37074. 24/6/98Y
  37075. 24/6/98\
  37076. James Halliday
  37077. 1/11/94D
  37078. Light to medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with tropical pineapple and peach aromas. The palate is quite rich, with round, mouthfilling tropical spicy fruit.H
  37079. 1998Q
  37080. 1995R
  37081. 1998V
  37082. 24/6/98Y
  37083. 24/6/98\
  37084. James Halliday
  37085. 1/11/95
  37086. Light yellow-green; a fresh, highly protected bouquet with some passionfruit overtones, possibly a sign of the vintage, but also possibly from yeast. The palate provides more of the same, zesty and lively, but with what appears to be pronounced yeast influence.
  37087. 1999Q
  37088. 1996R
  37089. 1999V
  37090. 24/6/98Y
  37091. 24/6/98\
  37092. James Halliday
  37093. 1/12/96D
  37094. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with fruit salad aromas which repeat themselves on the palate, showing an exotic array of tropical diced fruit salad flavours; even some papaw.E
  37095. Export
  37096. 98 bookH
  37097. 2000Q
  37098. 1997R
  37099. 2000V
  37100. 24/6/98Y
  37101. 24/6/98\
  37102. James Halliday
  37103. 1/11/94D
  37104. Medium to full red-purple; fresh, bright red and blackcurrant fruit with slightly raw oak on the bouquet. The palate is light, fresh and elegant with similar bright fruit flavours. Early-drinking style.H
  37105. 1995Q
  37106. 1994R
  37107. 1995V
  37108. 24/6/98Y
  37109. 24/6/98\
  37110. James Halliday
  37111. 1/11/95D
  37112. Medium to full red-purple; ripe cassis berry fruit on the bouquet with subtle oak leads on to a ripe and round palate, with harmonious, perfectly ripened fruit and subtle oak. H
  37113. 1998Q
  37114. 1996R
  37115. 1998V
  37116. 24/6/98Y
  37117. 24/6/98\
  37118. James Halliday
  37119. 1/10/96
  37120. *Medium to full red-purple; gentle but complex briary/berry aromas are interwoven with subtle but evident oak on the bouquet; the palate provides abundant blackcurrant fruit with attractive and well integrated spicy oak.  A wine with outstanding structure, finishing with lingering but fine tannins.
  37121. Export
  37122. 98 bookH
  37123. 2002Q
  37124. 1997R
  37125. 2002V
  37126. 24/6/98Y
  37127. 24/6/98\
  37128. James Halliday
  37129. 1/2/94D
  37130. Medium to full yellow-green; rich citrus and melon fruit aromas with a strong botrytis influence apparent in both the bouquet and palate. The latter follows the track of the bouquet with rich, high-toned, intense fruit, strongly botrytis-influenced.H
  37131. 1998Q
  37132. 1995R
  37133. 1998V
  37134. 24/6/98Y
  37135. 24/6/98\
  37136. James Halliday
  37137. 1/2/96
  37138. Medium to full straw-yellow; a tangy, lifted bouquet, seemingly showing the influence of some botrytis. A rich wine on the palate, with tropical, fleshy fruit and considerable presence. A trophy winner at the 1996 Tasmanian Wine Show.H
  37139. 2001Q
  37140. 1996R
  37141. 2001V
  37142. 24/6/98Y
  37143. 24/6/98\
  37144. James Halliday
  37145. 1/12/96D
  37146. Medium to full yellow-green; a distinctive and utterly classic cool climate aroma of cashew, fig and melon allied with subtle oak. The palate shows the same classy, intensely flavoured melon and citrus fruit with a long, lingering finish.  E
  37147. Export
  37148. 98 bookH
  37149. 2002Q
  37150. 1997R
  37151. 2002V
  37152. 24/6/98Y
  37153. 24/6/98\
  37154. James Halliday
  37155. 1/2/95D
  37156. Light green-yellow; a very fine, elegant and intense bouquet with lime and faintly herbaceous aromas. The palate is finely balanced and structured, with green lime flavours, finishing long and dry. Highest quality.H
  37157. 2000Q
  37158. 1995R
  37159. 24/6/98Y
  37160. 24/6/98\
  37161. James Halliday
  37162. 1/2/96
  37163. +Medium to full yellow-green; abundant, aromatic lime fruit suggesting the influence of a limited and not distracting amount of botrytis. A wine with the intensity and complexity of fruit flavour which set it apart from and above all other Rieslings entered in the 1996 Tasmanian Regional Wine Show. 
  37164. 2001Q
  37165. 1996R
  37166. 2001V
  37167. 24/6/98Y
  37168. 24/6/98\
  37169. James Halliday
  37170. 1/2/97
  37171. 2Medium yellow-green; a relatively solid bouquet with some spicy characters, and a hint of burnt match; there is flavour on the palate, but again some slightly errant characters suggesting there may have been some problems during fermentation. Far from a bad wine, but not in the class of the wonderful 
  37172. Export
  37173. 98 bookH
  37174. 2000Q
  37175. 1997R
  37176. 2000V
  37177. 24/6/98Y
  37178. 24/6/98\
  37179. James Halliday
  37180. 1/2/95
  37181. Light to medium red, with just a touch of purple; a clean, light bouquet with faintly minty aspects, packing varietal character. The palate shows some cherry and strawberry fruit with minty overtones; the finish is harder than one would like.H
  37182. 1996Q
  37183. 1994R
  37184. 1996V
  37185. 24/6/98Y
  37186. 24/6/98\
  37187. James Halliday
  37188. 1/10/95
  37189. CMedium to full yellow; a typically complex bouquet with buttery/nutty/oaky aromas. The palate is rich and textured, with buttery/butterscotch flavours, and tremendous depth and feel in the mouth. Retasted October 1995 with more fig and melon fruit evident, but otherwise similar notes. Carrying its 13.5% alcohol with ease.
  37190. 1997Q
  37191. 1995R
  37192. 1997V
  37193. 24/6/98Y
  37194. 24/6/98\
  37195. James Halliday
  37196. 1/10/96
  37197. 'Medium to full yellow-green; the aromas are driven, as ever, by malolactic fermentation inputs giving complex melon and cashew aromas over subtle oak.  Not a heavyweight on the palate, but has style with creamy/toasty/cashew characters interwoven with that same subtle French oak of the bouquet.
  37198. Export
  37199. 98 bookH
  37200. 1999Q
  37201. 1997R
  37202. 1999V
  37203. 24/6/98Y
  37204. 24/6/98\
  37205. James Halliday
  37206. 1/11/94D
  37207. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with complex gamey maceration characters, along with red berry. The palate is long, with gamey/berry flavours, soft tannins and relatively high acidity.H
  37208. 1996Q
  37209. 1994R
  37210. 1996V
  37211. 24/6/98Y
  37212. 24/6/98\
  37213. James Halliday
  37214. 1/10/96
  37215. Bright, light to medium red-purple; a fresh, light, clean strawberry/cherry bouquet leads on to a similarly fresh, light and direct palate showing nice varietal fruit, though not a great deal of complexity or structure.E
  37216. Export
  37217. 98 bookH
  37218. 1997Q
  37219. 1996R
  37220. 1997V
  37221. 24/6/98Y
  37222. 24/6/98\
  37223. James Halliday
  37224. 1/2/95D
  37225. Strong red-purple; potent black cherry fruit aromas with subtle oak. There is a great volume of cherry fruit on the palate with quite high acid to balance that fruit. A hint of earth or mushroom lurks in the background.H
  37226. 1996Q
  37227. 1995R
  37228. 1996V
  37229. 24/6/98Y
  37230. 24/6/98\
  37231. James Halliday
  37232. 1/6/94D
  37233. Dark, dense red; a massively concentrated bouquet, ripe, earthy and chocolatey. The palate is equally massive, with prune and chocolate flavours, and tannins under control. 14.3% alcohol.H
  37234. 2008Q
  37235. 1998R
  37236. 2008V
  37237. 24/6/98Y
  37238. 24/6/98\
  37239. James Halliday
  37240. 1/10/95D
  37241. Dark red; huge, briary/dark berry aromas with that touch of aldehydic toughness which is very typical of the line. In the mouth, massive, chewy, with chocolatey/prune flavours which works very well in the stentorian style of the wine.H
  37242. 2005Q
  37243. 1997R
  37244. 2005V
  37245. 24/6/98Y
  37246. 24/6/98\
  37247. James Halliday
  37248. 1/1/97D
  37249. Dark, deep black-red; as massive and huge as ever, with dense prune and blackcurrant aromas; dark chocolate joins the fray on a mouthfilling palate which, however, is not excessively tannic.E
  37250. Export
  37251. 98 bookH
  37252. 2010Q
  37253. 2000R
  37254. 2010V
  37255. 24/6/98Y
  37256. 24/6/98\
  37257. James Halliday
  37258. 1/1/97
  37259. Light to medium golden-brown; a fragrant bouquet with fresh tea-leaf varietal aroma. There is masses of flavour on the palate, yet the wine is quite fresh with archetypal cold tea and butterscotch flavours, with the mid-palate sweetness followed by a cleansing, crisp finish.
  37260. ExportH
  37261. 2008Q
  37262. 1998R
  37263. 2008V
  37264. 24/6/98W
  37265. 99 bookY
  37266. 24/6/98\
  37267. James Halliday
  37268. 1/1/98D
  37269. Light to medium red-brown; clearly articulated, lively, raisiny muscat varietal aromas. In the mouth you can literally taste the grapes, as if one were chewing on an explosively rich raisin; great length, and perfect balance. E
  37270. ExportH
  37271. 2008Q
  37272. 1998R
  37273. 2008V
  37274. 24/6/98W
  37275. 99 bookY
  37276. 24/6/98\
  37277. James Halliday
  37278. 1/1/98
  37279. !Medium to full tawny, with a hint of olive on the rim. A rich bouquet with complex caramel, toffee and coffee aromas intermingling with the raisins. The palate shows more of the raisiny varietal fruit, although the complexity of the bouquet does repeat itself. A great example of blending.
  37280. ExportH
  37281. 2008Q
  37282. 1998R
  37283. 2008V
  37284. 24/6/98W
  37285. 99 bookY
  37286. 24/6/98\
  37287. James Halliday
  37288. 1/10/94
  37289. Light green-yellow; a complex, concentrated and intense bouquet with some faintly herbal notes, more to White Bordeaux in style. The palate is as powerful and concentrated as the bouquet promises, again with those overtones of White Bordeaux, and the richness so particular to Moss Wood.
  37290. 2006Q
  37291. 1998R
  37292. 2006V
  37293. 24/6/98Y
  37294. 24/6/98\
  37295. James Halliday
  37296. 1/12/96
  37297. Medium yellow-green; a marvellously powerful, rich and concentrated bouquet with just a hint of herbaceousness lurking in the background. The palate follows the bouquet, albeit more trenchantly, with the herbal notes more obvious, but by no means excessive. Tremendous impact and length.
  37298. Export
  37299. 98 bookH
  37300. 2008Q
  37301. 1999R
  37302. 2008V
  37303. 24/6/98Y
  37304. 24/6/98\
  37305. James Halliday
  37306. 1/10/94
  37307. +Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with sweet blackcurrant and redcurrant fruits, and even a touch of violets; gentle oak. Tasted early in its life, and may rate even higher with bottle maturation; medium to full fruit style with good tannins and overall elegance. 
  37308. 2007Q
  37309. 1999R
  37310. 2007V
  37311. 24/6/98Y
  37312. 24/6/98\
  37313. James Halliday
  37314. 1/1/97
  37315. ?Medium red-purple; in typical Moss Wood style, a clean, elegant bouquet with harmonious fruit and oak balance and integration, but not particularly fruity or rich; the understated palate has cedar/cigar box flavours with fine tannins and understated fruit. A pleasure to drink. Retasted January 1997 with similar notes.
  37316. 2010Q
  37317. 1998R
  37318. 2010V
  37319. 24/6/98Y
  37320. 24/6/98\
  37321. James Halliday
  37322. 1/10/96
  37323. 0Strong red-purple; much more concentration and depth than the 
  37324. 93, with dark fruits and gently earthy overtones. The palate confirms the impression of the bouquet, with plenty of weight and power to the blackcurrant fruit and tannins. Subtle oak as always; 
  37325. 94 was a great success for Moss Wood cabernet.
  37326. Export
  37327. 98 bookH
  37328. 2010Q
  37329. 1998R
  37330. 2010V
  37331. 24/6/98Y
  37332. 24/6/98\
  37333. James Halliday
  37334. 1/10/94
  37335. Light green-yellow; a firm, crisp and direct bouquet of medium to full intensity with slight herbaceous edges to the fruit. The palate is lively, fresh and crisp, with very good mouthfeel and a particularly well-balanced finish. Certain to age well.H
  37336. 2000Q
  37337. 1996R
  37338. 2000V
  37339. 24/6/98Y
  37340. 24/6/98\
  37341. James Halliday
  37342. 1/12/96D
  37343. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with an attractive mix of lime, toast and more tropical notes with good intensity and a touch of lift. Lively toast and lime flavours run through the palate which has some firmness on the finish.E
  37344. Export
  37345. 98 bookH
  37346. 2002Q
  37347. 1998R
  37348. 2002V
  37349. 24/6/98Y
  37350. 24/6/98\
  37351. James Halliday
  37352. 1/10/94
  37353. Medium yellow-green; intense lime and tropical fruit aromas, clean and powerful. The palate shows similar intense, firm lime-flavoured fruit, with the riesling varietal character unmodified by botrytis. The finish is a fraction firm.E
  37354. 98 bookH
  37355. 1996Q
  37356. 1995R
  37357. 1996V
  37358. 24/6/98Y
  37359. 24/6/98\
  37360. James Halliday
  37361. 1/10/94D
  37362. Light to medium green-yellow; a clean bouquet with nicely ripened, soft gooseberry fruit aromas. The palate is clean and crisp, pleasantly balanced in a slick commercial style, and with a soft, ever so faintly sweet finish.H
  37363. 1995Q
  37364. 1994R
  37365. 1995V
  37366. 24/6/98Y
  37367. 24/6/98\
  37368. James Halliday
  37369. 1/11/95D
  37370. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fresh, of light to medium intensity, with a mix of herbal and fruit salad aromas. The palate is crisp and lively, with tangy gooseberry/herbal flavours, finishing with attractive acid and lift.H
  37371. 1996Q
  37372. 1995R
  37373. 24/6/98Y
  37374. 24/6/98\
  37375. James Halliday
  37376. 1/10/96D
  37377. Light green-yellow; an altogether pleasant wine with clean citrus/herbaceous/gooseberry aromas and flavours; clean and well balanced, but by no means intense.E
  37378. Export
  37379. 98 bookH
  37380. 1997Q
  37381. 1996R
  37382. 1997V
  37383. 24/6/98Y
  37384. 24/6/98\
  37385. James Halliday
  37386. 1/10/94D
  37387. Medium yellow-green; soft, bready/nutty aromas to the bouquet with slightly creamy/vanilla overtones. The palate shows rather more lively, fresh fruit with some citrussy flavours, finishing with good acidity. The oak influence is minimal.H
  37388. 1995Q
  37389. 1994R
  37390. 1995V
  37391. 24/6/98Y
  37392. 24/6/98\
  37393. James Halliday
  37394. 1/10/95D
  37395. Medium yellow-green; a full-blown bouquet with slightly blowsy, ultra-peachy fruit and hints of straw. Those hay/straw characters also appear on a full-flavoured peach and fig palate, finishing with surprising acidity.H
  37396. 1996Q
  37397. 1995R
  37398. 1996V
  37399. 24/6/98Y
  37400. 24/6/98\
  37401. James Halliday
  37402. 1/10/96D
  37403. Medium yellow-green; a clean, fresh and somewhat simple bouquet with a light touch of oak leads on to a pleasant, lightly-weighted wine on the palate with just the faintest touch of oak, appropriate to the fruit weight.E
  37404. Export
  37405. 98 bookH
  37406. 1997Q
  37407. 1996R
  37408. 1997V
  37409. 24/6/98Y
  37410. 24/6/98\
  37411. James Halliday
  37412. 1/9/94D
  37413. Medium red-purple; fresh cherry fruit aromas of light to medium intensity, with minimal oak. The palate is lively and fresh with some spice and cherry flavours, a bare flick of oak and minimal tannins. A snappy cafe red.H
  37414. 1997Q
  37415. 1994R
  37416. 1997V
  37417. 24/6/98Y
  37418. 24/6/98\
  37419. James Halliday
  37420. 1/10/95D
  37421. Medium red-purple; clean, fractionally plain, with earthy/berry shiraz varietal fruit, leading on to a light, gently fruit palate.H
  37422. 1996Q
  37423. 1995R
  37424. 24/6/98Y
  37425. 24/6/98\
  37426. James Halliday
  37427. 1/10/96D
  37428. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with some plummy fruit; the palate has rather more weight with plummy fruit, soft, chewy tannins and nicely balanced oak. The most distinguished of the Mount Hurtle range.E
  37429. Export
  37430. 98 bookH
  37431. 1998Q
  37432. 1996R
  37433. 1998V
  37434. 24/6/98Y
  37435. 24/6/98\
  37436. James Halliday
  37437. 1/10/94D
  37438. Medium red-purple; a clean, fresh and smooth bouquet with some dark cherry and blackberry aromas. The palate is well balanced and very smooth; both the oak and tannins are subtle; a wine which soothes rather than challenges.H
  37439. 1996Q
  37440. 1994R
  37441. 1996V
  37442. 24/6/98Y
  37443. 24/6/98\
  37444. James Halliday
  37445. 1/10/95DdMedium red-purple; a fairly light wine on both bouquet and palate, with simple berry fruit flavours.H
  37446. 1997Q
  37447. 1995R
  37448. 1997V
  37449. 24/6/98Y
  37450. 24/6/98\
  37451. James Halliday
  37452. 1/10/96D|Light to medium red; a light, leafy bouquet with a touch of garden mint, and a pleasant but fairly leafy, low tannin palate.E
  37453. Export
  37454. 98 bookH
  37455. 1998Q
  37456. 1996R
  37457. 1998V
  37458. 24/6/98Y
  37459. 24/6/98\
  37460. James Halliday
  37461. 1/9/94D
  37462. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, sweet, with lots of luscious blackcurrant fruit aromas and well-handled oak. The palate is very complex, with a melange of flavours ranging from sweet berry through to herb and then mint. H
  37463. 2000Q
  37464. 1996R
  37465. 2000V
  37466. 24/6/98Y
  37467. 24/6/98\
  37468. James Halliday
  37469. 1/10/96D
  37470. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is firm, with red berry fruit, some leafy touches and subtle oak; much brighter red berry/cherry fruit is apparent on entry into the mouth, followed by pleasantly firm, faintly earthy tannins on the finish.E
  37471. Export
  37472. 98 bookH
  37473. 2004Q
  37474. 1998R
  37475. 2004V
  37476. 24/6/98Y
  37477. 24/6/98\
  37478. James Halliday
  37479. 1/9/94D
  37480. Vivid, dense red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of spice, pepper, supple black cherry fruit of considerable intensity. The palate is super rich and concentrated, chewy but not excessively tannic, and the fruit has swallowed up the oak.H
  37481. 2003Q
  37482. 1997R
  37483. 2003V
  37484. 24/6/98Y
  37485. 24/6/98\
  37486. James Halliday
  37487. 1/7/96
  37488. NDense red; the aromas are at once youthful and potent, with spicy liquorice and plum varietal fruit; on the palate there is wonderfully rich and potent liquorice, briar, plum and spice fruit, sweet but not jammy. Another tour de force for the winery.  Retasted July 1996 and every bit as good, if not better, than the year previously.
  37489. 2005Q
  37490. 1998R
  37491. 2005V
  37492. 24/6/98Y
  37493. 24/6/98\
  37494. James Halliday
  37495. 1/5/94
  37496. Light red-purple; clean, firm with some cherry fruit but relatively unevolved. The palate shows medium concentration with good weight, mouthfeel and balance. Still tied up, and could well improve for a decade.H
  37497. 2001Q
  37498. 1995R
  37499. 2001V
  37500. 24/6/98Y
  37501. 24/6/98\
  37502. James Halliday
  37503. 1/5/94
  37504. Medium red-purple; lush, ripe fruit with cassis and mint, and some most attractive spicy characters, possibly fruit-derived, possibly oak-derived; these spicy characters continue on the palate along with cassis and dark berry fruits; silky smooth texture and a long finish.
  37505. 2009Q
  37506. 1999R
  37507. 2009V
  37508. 24/6/98Y
  37509. 24/6/98\
  37510. James Halliday
  37511. 1/1/97
  37512. Medium purple-red; the typically fine and elegant yet complex bouquet runs through a range of cassis, briar and earthy notes, leading on to a quintessentially Yarra Valley-structured palate with blackcurrant, leaf and mint, and subtle oak, finishing with fine, almost milky, tannins.
  37513. export
  37514. 98 bookH
  37515. 2004Q
  37516. 1998R
  37517. 2004V
  37518. 24/6/98Y
  37519. 24/6/98\
  37520. James Halliday
  37521. 1/5/94D
  37522. Light green-yellow; a fine and stylish bouquet with melon and citrus fruit, and subtle barrel-ferment oak. The palate is fine, elegant and long with superb melon, fig and citrus fruit flavours, echoing the barrel-ferment characters of the bouquet. H
  37523. 1997Q
  37524. 1994R
  37525. 1997V
  37526. 24/6/98Y
  37527. 24/6/98\
  37528. James Halliday
  37529. 1/7/96
  37530. -Light yellow-green; a light, clean bouquet with slightly green citrus edges to the fruit, which doesn
  37531. t show its 13 degrees alcohol. There are pronounced melon/mineral cool-climate fruit flavours on the palate, with subtle oak. Guaranteed to age well, and very probably rate more highly in the future.
  37532. export
  37533. 98 bookH
  37534. 2002Q
  37535. 1997R
  37536. 2002V
  37537. 24/6/98Y
  37538. 24/6/98\
  37539. James Halliday
  37540. 1/7/96
  37541. Medium to full red-purple; a very complex bouquet with briary/berry/faintly earthy fruit, with hints of cool-climate spicy characters. The palate is multi-flavoured with cassis, leaf, mint and spice all attesting to the cool climate in which it is grown, yet giving abundant flavour.
  37542. 2002Q
  37543. 1996R
  37544. 2002V
  37545. 24/6/98Y
  37546. 24/6/98\
  37547. James Halliday
  37548. 1/7/96
  37549. Medium to full purple-red; a shade riper than the very good 
  37550. 92, with lots of cassis/berry fruit; a really nice wine on the palate which totally belies its cool-climate origins, replete with red and black berry fruits, nice tannins and supple oak.E
  37551. Export
  37552. 98 bookH
  37553. 2002Q
  37554. 1997R
  37555. 2002V
  37556. 24/6/98Y
  37557. 24/6/98\
  37558. James Halliday
  37559. 1/10/95D
  37560. Deep yellow, a complex, slightly funky nutty/buttery bouquet is followed by a big, very developed palate with malty/nutty/butterscotch flavours tending to cloy on the finish.H
  37561. 2002Q
  37562. 1998R
  37563. 2002V
  37564. 24/6/98Y
  37565. 24/6/98\
  37566. James Halliday
  37567. 1/3/96D
  37568. Medium red; intriguing spicy/sappy aromas, with the Pinot Noir component seemingly dominant. A totally delicious palate, lively spicy and fresh, with a beguiling touch of sweet berry fruit.H
  37569. 1998Q
  37570. 1996R
  37571. 1998V
  37572. 24/6/98Y
  37573. 24/6/98\
  37574. James Halliday
  37575. 1/11/94
  37576. 7Bright red-purple; softly ripe red and black berry fruits with oak still to fully integrate on the bouquet. The palate shows strong redcurrant and blackcurrant fruit flavours with warm, spicy/vanillin oak rather better integrated than the palate would suggest, finishing with soft tannins and a good aftertaste.
  37577. 1999Q
  37578. 1995R
  37579. 1999V
  37580. 24/6/98Y
  37581. 24/6/98\
  37582. James Halliday
  37583. 1/11/95
  37584. Deep red-purple; complex, concentrated and rich, with abundant dark berry fruit and masses of oak. A similarly richly endowed palate, still coming together at the end of 1995 shortly after bottling, but with great potential. Silver medal winner 1995 National Wine Show.
  37585. 2001Q
  37586. 1997R
  37587. 2001V
  37588. 24/6/98Y
  37589. 24/6/98\
  37590. James Halliday
  37591. 1/1/97
  37592. TMedium to full red-purple; strong cassis/blackcurrant aromas are touched with olive and herb, and a hint of oak; they lead on to a powerful palate with a mix of cassis and herb flavours. The finish is long, the tannins are balanced and the oak subtle. Retasted January 1998 with very similar notes; the wine is developing slowly but surely.
  37593. Export
  37594. 98 bookH
  37595. 2008Q
  37596. 2000R
  37597. 2008T
  37598. ChangedV
  37599. 24/6/98Y
  37600. 24/6/98\
  37601. James Halliday
  37602. 1/11/94D
  37603. Medium to full purple-red; fresh, youthful minty/spicy/berry fruit with subtle oak. The same fruit-driven generosity is apparent on the palate, with very attractive spicy berry fruit and soft tannins. Excellent balance.H
  37604. 2000Q
  37605. 1996R
  37606. 2000V
  37607. 24/6/98Y
  37608. 24/6/98\
  37609. James Halliday
  37610. 1/11/94
  37611. Medium red-purple; a clean and smooth bouquet with some minty edges to the cherry-accented fruit, and subtle oak. A smooth palate with red cherry fruit, good oak integration, ample soft tannins, and a particularly harmonious finish.H
  37612. 2000Q
  37613. 1997R
  37614. 2000V
  37615. 24/6/98Y
  37616. 24/6/98\
  37617. James Halliday
  37618. 1/11/95D
  37619. Full purple-red; voluminous bouquet with solid, earthy varietal shiraz aromas backed by well-balanced oak. A rich and generous wine on the palate, with lots of fruit and oak flavour, but a marvellously supple, soft finish. H
  37620. 2003Q
  37621. 1998R
  37622. 2003V
  37623. 24/6/98Y
  37624. 24/6/98\
  37625. James Halliday
  37626. 1/1/97
  37627. mMedium to full red-purple; a lifted, elegant bouquet with slightly leafy overtones and touches of mint, almost a cross between Shiraz and Cabernet in style. On the palate, however, the flavours come into a more conventional spectrum with strong cherry and mint varietal fruit, backed by a nice touch of charry oak. Retasted January 1998 and has developed very well.
  37628. Export
  37629. 98 bookH
  37630. 2004Q
  37631. 1999R
  37632. 2004V
  37633. 24/6/98Y
  37634. 24/6/98\
  37635. James Halliday
  37636. 1/2/95D
  37637. Light to medium yellow-green; fresh, clean and elegant with melon/citrus fruit and hints of cashew on the bouquet. The palate is correspondingly lively, clean and crisp with lemon, citrus and gentle cashew flavours.H
  37638. 2000Q
  37639. 1996R
  37640. 2000V
  37641. 24/6/98Y
  37642. 24/6/98\
  37643. James Halliday
  37644. 1/2/96
  37645. 6Medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet of medium intensity, with melon and peach fruit backed by subtle oak. There is rather more fruit weight on the palate than the bouquet suggests there will be, with quite sweet, fleshy and soft peach flavours on the mid-palate before lightening off on the finish.
  37646. 2001Q
  37647. 1997R
  37648. 2001V
  37649. 24/6/98Y
  37650. 24/6/98\
  37651. James Halliday
  37652. 1/9/94
  37653. Light to medium yellow-green; there is a typical hint of spice to the bouquet with fairly tight lime aromas underneath, and a gently toasty edge. A well-made commercial style with some regional lime and passionfruit, soft and nicely balanced for immediate consumption.
  37654. 1997Q
  37655. 1995R
  37656. 1997V
  37657. 24/6/98Y
  37658. 24/6/98\
  37659. James Halliday
  37660. 1/10/95
  37661. 6Light yellow-green; a potent, fragrant lime juice with hints of passionfruit aroma and a hint of tell-tale spice (one would guess from the controlled use of enzymes); the palate is soft and full, with fleshy lime and passionfruit flavours, cloying fractionally on the finish but still representing great value.
  37662. 1998Q
  37663. 1996R
  37664. 1998V
  37665. 24/6/98Y
  37666. 24/6/98\
  37667. James Halliday
  37668. 1/10/94D
  37669. Full yellow-orange; soft, rich cumquat and apricot botrytis aromas, and barely perceptible oak. On the palate, the wine is already fully mature, it is complex and quite powerful with the same cumquat and apricot flavours evident in the bouquet. H
  37670. 1996Q
  37671. 1995R
  37672. 1996V
  37673. 24/6/98Y
  37674. 24/6/98\
  37675. James Halliday
  37676. 1/9/94
  37677. Medium to full red-purple; fine, cedary aromas with a hint of leafiness, though not green, and a general character closer to Merlot than Cabernet Sauvignon in style. On the palate, an elegant wine, essentially fruit-driven with soft, fine tannins and subtle oak.
  37678. 1999Q
  37679. 1995R
  37680. 1999V
  37681. 24/6/98Y
  37682. 24/6/98\
  37683. James Halliday
  37684. 1/10/95
  37685. Medium to full red; quite rich and sweet chocolatey/berry fruit, with the oak mercifully in restraint. Vanillin oak comes to the fore on the palate, but there is substantial chocolatey fruit and also considerable tannins. More substance than many of the recent St Hugos.
  37686. 2000Q
  37687. 1996R
  37688. 2000V
  37689. 24/6/98Y
  37690. 24/6/98\
  37691. James Halliday
  37692. 1/9/94
  37693. Medium to full red; a cedary, elegant bouquet with a fairly pronounced overlay of lemon and vanilla oak. The palate is of light to medium intensity with subtle oak, soft tannins and a nice amalgam of briar, leaf, berry and vanilla flavours. The 
  37694. 91 was a much bigger wine.
  37695. 1998Q
  37696. 1995R
  37697. 1998V
  37698. 24/6/98Y
  37699. 24/6/98\
  37700. James Halliday
  37701. 1/10/95D
  37702. Medium red-purple; like the Jamiesons Run of the same vintage, rather more pungent and rustic than previous vintages with earthy/briary aromas and flavours which attack rather than soothe the palate.H
  37703. 1999Q
  37704. 1996R
  37705. 1999V
  37706. 24/6/98Y
  37707. 24/6/98\
  37708. James Halliday
  37709. 1/10/96
  37710. Medium red-purple;  a relatively fragrant bouquet with distinct cedar and leaf aromas, together with pleasant oak. The palate is unexpectedly powerful, continuing the style of the 
  37711. 93, with a range of cedary/leafy/minty/earthy flavours, and considerable length to the finish.
  37712. export
  37713. 98 bookH
  37714. 2000Q
  37715. 1997R
  37716. 2000V
  37717. 24/6/98Y
  37718. 24/6/98\
  37719. James Halliday
  37720. 1/12/96
  37721. Dense red-purple; a very rich and concentrated bouquet with lots and lots of vanillin oak leads on to a ripe, full and fleshy palate with a rather chewy finish, again showing dramatic use of oak and all of the concentration one could expect from the 1991 vintage. Retasted October 1995 and showing extremely well, with very consistent notes. Clearly the best Lawson
  37722. s to date. Retasted on several occasions throughout 1996.
  37723. Export
  37724. 98 bookH
  37725. 2001Q
  37726. 1997R
  37727. 2001V
  37728. 24/6/98Y
  37729. 24/6/98\
  37730. James Halliday
  37731. 1/9/94D
  37732. Medium to full red-purple; a complex, oak-dominated bouquet with soft berry fruit. The palate is likewise complex with a range of vanilla, briar, leaf and red berry flavours. H
  37733. 2000Q
  37734. 1995R
  37735. 2000V
  37736. 24/6/98Y
  37737. 24/6/98\
  37738. James Halliday
  37739. 1/11/95D
  37740. A single tasting in November 1995 did not impress, with a hint of soapsuds and game on the nose, and a fairly extractive and tannic palate. Improbable the wine is not better than this.H
  37741. 2001Q
  37742. 1996R
  37743. 2001V
  37744. 24/6/98Y
  37745. 24/6/98\
  37746. James Halliday
  37747. 1/2/94
  37748. Light to medium purple-red; the bouquet is of medium intensity, tending slightly firm, and with less plummy fruit than the 
  37749. 92. The palate has some wild thyme/wild herb notes together with red cherry fruit, and a fairly firm finish. Should continue to develop and open up in bottle.
  37750. 1995Q
  37751. 1994R
  37752. 1995V
  37753. 24/6/98Y
  37754. 24/6/98\
  37755. James Halliday
  37756. 1/9/94
  37757. *Very deep red-purple; full, ripe curranty fruit with lots of oak, not as yet showing a great deal of varietal character. The palate is ripe, full and sweet with lots of oak again apparent; a massive wine still hiding its varietal fruit, but with no green characters whatsoever. A gold medal winner.
  37758. 1998Q
  37759. 1995R
  37760. 1998V
  37761. 24/6/98Y
  37762. 24/6/98\
  37763. James Halliday
  37764. 1/9/94
  37765. *Medium to full red, starting to lose its purple hues; there is abundant cedary oak, with complex fruit underneath. The palate precisely tracks the bouquet, with a substantial oak input but also with a complex array of berry and leaf flavours, and fine, rounded tannins. Altogether opulent in style.
  37766. 2006Q
  37767. 1996R
  37768. 2006V
  37769. 24/6/98Y
  37770. 24/6/98\
  37771. James Halliday
  37772. 1/3/95
  37773. Dense red-purple; very concentrated Central Victorian style with ripe, dark cherry and mint aromas. The palate is tremendously concentrated, yet not extractive, with layer upon layer of mint and dark berry fruit. Will be very long-lived.H
  37774. 2002Q
  37775. 1996R
  37776. 2002V
  37777. 24/6/98Y
  37778. 24/6/98\
  37779. James Halliday
  37780. 1/10/95D
  37781. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich and clean with dark plum, liquorice and spice fruit combined with vanillin oak aromas. On the palate, a full, rich, deeply-fruited wine, with the sophisticated use of charry/spicy American oak flavours.H
  37782. 2004Q
  37783. 1997R
  37784. 2004V
  37785. 24/6/98Y
  37786. 24/6/98\
  37787. James Halliday
  37788. 1/3/95D
  37789. Dense purple-red; rich, full, concentrated dark berry fruits are the first impression, followed by some oak. A big, rich, round, mouthfilling wine with lots of dark berry fruit and extract, finishing with soft tannins. H
  37790. 2005Q
  37791. 1998R
  37792. 24/6/98Y
  37793. 24/6/98\
  37794. James Halliday
  37795. 1/11/94D
  37796. Medium yellow-green; round, smooth and rich with generous peachy fruit aromas. Full-flavoured palate, smooth and round, again with peachy fruit and nicely integrated vanillin oak.H
  37797. 1999Q
  37798. 1995R
  37799. 1999V
  37800. 24/6/98Y
  37801. 24/6/98\
  37802. James Halliday
  37803. 1/10/95D
  37804. Medium yellow-green; rich and smooth with tangy peachy flavours on the bouquet, leads on to a rich and complex palate with similar tangy peach flavours allied with subtle oak. Full flavoured and as honest as they come.H
  37805. 2000Q
  37806. 1996R
  37807. 2000V
  37808. 24/6/98Y
  37809. 24/6/98\
  37810. James Halliday
  37811. 1/11/94D
  37812. Light to medium red; clean cherry-accented aromas with just a hint of French oak on the bouquet. A stylish wine in a lighter style on the palate, with spice, cherry and liquorice flavours, finishing with fine-grained tannins.H
  37813. 1995R
  37814. 2001V
  37815. 24/6/98Y
  37816. 24/6/98\
  37817. James Halliday
  37818. 1/3/96D
  37819. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, lifted bouquet with a mix of leafy and spicy aromas and flavours. Fresh and lively on the palate, finishing with fine tannins.H
  37820. 2002Q
  37821. 1996R
  37822. 2002V
  37823. 24/6/98Y
  37824. 24/6/98\
  37825. James Halliday
  37826. 1/9/96D
  37827. Full red-purple; full, dark chocolate/dark berry and faintly earthy fruit on the bouquet leads on to a very powerful, rich and complex palate with hints of liquorice, lots of dark chocolate and quite firm tannins on the finish.E
  37828. Export
  37829. 98 bookH
  37830. 2005Q
  37831. 1997R
  37832. 2005V
  37833. 24/6/98Y
  37834. 24/6/98\
  37835. James Halliday
  37836. 1/11/94D
  37837. Light green-yellow; a complex, tangy and powerful fruit-driven bouquet. The palate is similarly powerful and concentrated with layers of melon, fig and grapefruit flavours, and no apparent oak input 
  37838.  and none needed.H
  37839. 1999Q
  37840. 1996R
  37841. 1999V
  37842. 24/6/98Y
  37843. 24/6/98\
  37844. James Halliday
  37845. 1/10/95D
  37846. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is full, ripe and sweet with quite rich oak, the palate likewise having lots of canned peach fruit flavours in a ripe, sweet but not cloying fashion. Not up to the 
  37847. 94, but not a bad wine.H
  37848. 2000Q
  37849. 1997R
  37850. 2000V
  37851. 24/6/98Y
  37852. 24/6/98\
  37853. James Halliday
  37854. 1/11/94D
  37855. Medium red; sweet, dusty/earthy shiraz varietal aromas with little or no oak influence. The palate is soft with sweet fruit and gentle, faintly dusty tannins. An early maturing vintage.H
  37856. 1999Q
  37857. 1995R
  37858. 1999V
  37859. 24/6/98Y
  37860. 24/6/98\
  37861. James Halliday
  37862. 1/1/96
  37863. &Medium red, with a touch of purple; a moderately light bouquet with cedary, faintly minty aromas announces a clean and smooth palate, again faintly minty, but with touches of chocolate, and finishing with pleasantly soft tannins. Easy-drinking style. Silver medal winner 1995 Mount Barker Show.
  37864. 2000Q
  37865. 1996R
  37866. 2000V
  37867. 24/6/98Y
  37868. 24/6/98\
  37869. James Halliday
  37870. 1/1/97D
  37871. Medium red; a fragrant bouquet with attractive, gently earthy varietal shiraz supported by subtle oak. The palate has soft, almost fluffy tannins with soft dark chocolate and earth flavours coupled with sweet undertones. Harmonious and silky.E
  37872. Export
  37873. 98 bookH
  37874. 2002Q
  37875. 1997R
  37876. 2002V
  37877. 24/6/98Y
  37878. 24/6/98\
  37879. James Halliday
  37880. 1/10/94
  37881. Light to medium yellow-green; quite full and even a fraction broad, with lots of lime and toast aromas. The palate is full-flavoured, particularly on the mid-palate, again with lime and toast, and a relatively short finish.H
  37882. 2000Q
  37883. 1996R
  37884. 2000V
  37885. 24/6/98Y
  37886. 24/6/98\
  37887. James Halliday
  37888. 1/2/96D
  37889. Light yellow-green; a fine but complex bouquet, with toast, spice and lime aromas. The palate is marvellously crisp, dry and long, a near-perfect example of Clare Valley. Good now, but even better in the years to come.H
  37890. 2001Q
  37891. 1997R
  37892. 2001V
  37893. 24/6/98Y
  37894. 24/6/98\
  37895. James Halliday
  37896. 1/5/97D
  37897. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich and toasty bouquet, quite developed in the manner of the 
  37898. 96 Rieslings. The palate, too, is rich and flavoursome, with a fleshy mid-palate and pleasing toasty overtones.  E
  37899. Export
  37900. 98 bookH
  37901. 2003K
  37902. 1999R
  37903. 2003V
  37904. 24/6/98Y
  37905. 24/6/98\
  37906. James Halliday
  37907. 1/10/94
  37908. MMedium to full red-purple; a rich, full and complex bouquet with liquorice and black fruits married with vanillin oak. The palate is rather more elegant than the bouquet suggests it may be, tending almost to Cabernet in terms of structure, with complex minty/briary/berry fruit and nicely balanced and integrated oak. Very good wine.
  37909. 2002Q
  37910. 1997R
  37911. 2002V
  37912. 24/6/98Y
  37913. 24/6/98\
  37914. James Halliday
  37915. 1/4/97
  37916. Strong purple-red; a ripe and full bouquet with liquorice, dark chocolate and black cherry varietal fruit supported by subtle oak.  The palate is rich and satisfying, with all of the flavours promised by the bouquet, and nicely handled vanillin oak in support.
  37917. export
  37918. 98 bookH
  37919. 2004Q
  37920. 1999R
  37921. 2004V
  37922. 24/6/98Y
  37923. 24/6/98\
  37924. James Halliday
  37925. 1/10/94
  37926. Medium red-purple; a wine which comes up slowly in the glass, initially looking a little plain, but then gaining complexity. The palate is well balanced with dark chocolate and dark fruit flavours augmented by coconut oak, finishing with persistent tannins.
  37927. 1999Q
  37928. 1996R
  37929. 1999V
  37930. 24/6/98Y
  37931. 24/6/98\
  37932. James Halliday
  37933. 1/4/97D
  37934. Medium red-purple; a fruit-driven bouquet with a mix of mint and earth aromas, distinctly ripe. The palate is quite luscious, with mint and red berry fruit, and a touch of earth; has good structure and texture.  E
  37935. Export
  37936. 98 bookH
  37937. 2003K
  37938. 1999R
  37939. 2003V
  37940. 24/6/98Y
  37941. 24/6/98\
  37942. James Halliday
  37943. 1/1/94
  37944. Bright green-yellow; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, fruit, rather than oak-driven, with a faintly smoky/toasty overlay. The palate is still building weight which, in the manner of all Hunter white wines, will certainly come with time.H
  37945. 1998Q
  37946. 1995R
  37947. 1998V
  37948. 24/6/98Y
  37949. 24/6/98\
  37950. James Halliday
  37951. 1/1/94
  37952. %Youthful purple-red; attractively ripe fruit aromas with some more briary/earthy regional notes. The palate has abundant blackcurrant/cassis fruit, with well-balanced and integrated oak, and soft tannins on a long finish. So enjoyable now it is hard to see what is to be gained from cellaring.
  37953. 1998Q
  37954. 1994R
  37955. 1998V
  37956. 24/6/98Y
  37957. 24/6/98\
  37958. James Halliday
  37959. 1/8/95
  37960. Medium purple-red; a ripe bouquet with an array of briary/chocolate/earthy aromas which leads on to a pleasant palate with plenty of weight to the softly sweet fruit. Caresses the mouth. A strong silver medal award.H
  37961. 1999Q
  37962. 1995R
  37963. 1999V
  37964. 24/6/98Y
  37965. 24/6/98\
  37966. James Halliday
  37967. 1/10/95
  37968. DLight to medium green-yellow; a dry, toasty classically reserved wine with years in front of it. The palate has a steely backbone with flavours running from citrus through to toast and will become more honeyed as it ages. Retasted October 1995 and showing exceptionally well, with powerful tangy fruit, structure and length.
  37969. 2000Q
  37970. 1995R
  37971. 2000V
  37972. 24/6/98Y
  37973. 24/6/98\
  37974. James Halliday
  37975. 1/1/96
  37976. Medium yellow-green; a highly floral bouquet with rich spice and lime aromas; the palate is full-flavoured, both it and the bouquet suggesting the use of some enzymes to bring forward the development of the wine.H
  37977. 2000Q
  37978. 1996R
  37979. 2000V
  37980. 24/6/98Y
  37981. 24/6/98\
  37982. James Halliday
  37983. 1/10/97D
  37984. Medium yellow-green; not particularly aromatic, but the wine has developed reasonably full tropical/lime toast fruit aromas and flavours; a solid commercial wine.E
  37985. Export
  37986. 98 bookF
  37987. 2001Q
  37988. 1998R
  37989. 2001V
  37990. 24/6/98Y
  37991. 24/6/98\
  37992. James Halliday
  37993. 1/11/94D
  37994. Medium to full red; solid, dark berry and chocolate fruit aromas with spicy oak lead on to a solidly constructed palate with abundant, rich red berry/cherry fruit, finishing with slightly phenolic, charry oak. H
  37995. 1999Q
  37996. 1995R
  37997. 1999V
  37998. 24/6/98Y
  37999. 24/6/98\
  38000. James Halliday
  38001. 1/7/95
  38002. Medium red; there is an amalgam of clean, minty fruit plus charry, spicy oak on the bouquet; the palate is really dominated by that spicy/charry oak, with not enough fruit to convince me.H
  38003. 2000Q
  38004. 1996R
  38005. 2000V
  38006. 24/6/98Y
  38007. 24/6/98\
  38008. James Halliday
  38009. 1/10/96
  38010. Medium red-purple; as one would expect, bright and youthful, with juicy berry fruit and spicy/charry/chippy oak. The palate is exactly as the bouquet promises, with that distinctive freshness which comes through a combination of the use of tanks, oak chips and limited barrel ageing. For all that, the wine works well within its idiom.  Retasted October 1996 and maturing nicely with dark cherry fruit now integrated with the oak.
  38011. Export
  38012. 98 bookH
  38013. 2000Q
  38014. 1997R
  38015. 2000V
  38016. 24/6/98Y
  38017. 24/6/98\
  38018. James Halliday
  38019. 1/7/97
  38020. Medium red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with a light touch of American oak and somewhat light fruit. The palate is unashamedly commercial, with slightly resinous oak, and not as much fruit as one would hope for. Retasted September 1997 with oak dominating the fruit.
  38021. 1999K
  38022. CD noteQ
  38023. 1997R
  38024. 1999V
  38025. 24/6/98W
  38026. 99 bookY
  38027. 24/6/98\
  38028. James Halliday
  38029. 1/6/94D
  38030. Medium to full red-purple; rich, lively berry and mulberry fruit, with a hint of smooth vanillin oak. A nicely balanced and composed wine which is fruit-driven and easy drinking, finishing with just the right amount of tannins.H
  38031. 1997Q
  38032. 1995R
  38033. 1997V
  38034. 24/6/98Y
  38035. 24/6/98\
  38036. James Halliday
  38037. 1/10/95
  38038. LMedium to full red-purple; an ultra-commercial style with scented juicy berry aromas and lots of charry/chippy vanillin American oak. The palate shows similarly, with ripe berry fruit, vanilla bean and char oak, and again that slightly tanky character which is not all downside by any means, as it does preserve the fruit freshness.
  38039. 1998Q
  38040. 1996R
  38041. 1998V
  38042. 24/6/98Y
  38043. 24/6/98\
  38044. James Halliday
  38045. 1/10/96
  38046. eBright purple-red; youthful juicy berry fruit with controlled spicy oak aromas. There is an attractive array of red cherry and dark chocolate fruit flavours on the palate with nicely controlled use of oak, wherever the oak may come from. Much the best of the last three vintages, and a very attractive wine. Retasted October 1996 with roughly similar notes.
  38047. 2000Q
  38048. 1997R
  38049. 2000V
  38050. 24/6/98Y
  38051. 24/6/98\
  38052. James Halliday
  38053. 1/7/97
  38054. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with a mix of cedar, leaf and berry aromas and subtle oak. The palate is relatively light, but well balanced, with leaf, mint and red berry fruit touched by vanillin oak, and finishes with soft tannins.
  38055. 2002K
  38056. CD noteQ
  38057. 1998R
  38058. 2002V
  38059. 24/6/98Y
  38060. 24/6/98\
  38061. James Halliday
  38062. 1/10/95
  38063. >Medium to full red-purple; a voluminous bouquet essentially driven by masses of sweet caramel/vanillin American oak. There is more youthful, red berry fruit on the palate, although the oak comes again on the mid to back palate and on the finish. Retasted October 1995 under the Mentor label with near-identical notes. 
  38064. 2003Q
  38065. 1996R
  38066. 2003V
  38067. 24/6/98Y
  38068. 24/6/98\
  38069. James Halliday
  38070. 1/10/96
  38071. I really could not come to terms with the oak in this wine, which even after four years seems neither balanced nor integrated.  Others, no doubt, will be far more forgiving.E
  38072. Export
  38073. 98 bookH
  38074. 2000Q
  38075. 1997R
  38076. 2000V
  38077. 24/6/98Y
  38078. 24/6/98\
  38079. James Halliday
  38080. 1/10/95
  38081. -Medium red-purple; abundant American oak from good quality American oak barrels is evident on both bouquet (in particular) and palate; the latter is sophisticated, complex and chewy, with plenty of fruit to support the vanillin flavoured oak. Mainstream South Australian red winemaking, but very good.
  38082. 2005Q
  38083. 1996R
  38084. 2005V
  38085. 24/6/98Y
  38086. 24/6/98\
  38087. James Halliday
  38088. 1/1/96
  38089. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with attractive raspberry and black cherry fruit and plenty of that genuine barrel-derived American oak. The palate is quite oaky but well structured with good integration, sweet berry fruit flavours, and supple tannins.
  38090. 2005Q
  38091. 1996R
  38092. 2005V
  38093. 24/6/98Y
  38094. 24/6/98\
  38095. James Halliday
  38096. 1/9/95
  38097. *Medium to full red-purple; clean, firm dark berry fruits with well-controlled oak. The palate is rich, full-bodied with masses of sweet berry fruit, an echo of mint, and oak once again under control. Scored gold medal points on my score sheet at the 1995 Barossa Valley Wine Show in September 1995.
  38098. 2007Q
  38099. 1997R
  38100. 2007V
  38101. 24/6/98Y
  38102. 24/6/98\
  38103. James Halliday
  38104. 1/10/97
  38105. Dark red-purple; an immense wine on both bouquet and palate with lashings of very ripe fruit which has been generously extracted and then immersed in equally impressive amounts of good American oak. Big wines don
  38106. t come much better than this.E
  38107. export
  38108. 98 bookH
  38109. 2009Q
  38110. 1999R
  38111. 2009V
  38112. 24/6/98Y
  38113. 24/6/98\
  38114. James Halliday
  38115. 1/9/94D
  38116. Medium yellow-green; very complex nutty/buttery aromas showing both barrel-ferment and malolactic (or ambient temperature) fermentation characters. The rich and powerful palate does show its 14% alcohol.H
  38117. 1998Q
  38118. 1995R
  38119. 1998V
  38120. 24/6/98Y
  38121. 24/6/98\
  38122. James Halliday
  38123. 1/10/95
  38124. IMedium to full yellow-green; an ultra-complex bouquet with bready/mealy oak and malolactic influences woven through concentrated, tangy Margaret River chardonnay fruit. A sculptured wine, with complex barrel-ferment flavours, tangy but rich fruit, and again a touch of malolactic fermentation. As good as any of its predecessors.
  38125. 2000Q
  38126. 1996R
  38127. 2000V
  38128. 24/6/98Y
  38129. 24/6/98\
  38130. James Halliday
  38131. 1/10/96
  38132. Medium to full yellow-green; all the richness and opulence one expects from Pierro, with strong charry/toasty oak over lusciously ripe fruit. On the palate opulent, flashy mouthfilling rich peach, butter and ripe fig flavours surrounded by oak, lees contact and the works.
  38133. Export
  38134. 98 bookH
  38135. 2001Q
  38136. 1997R
  38137. 2001V
  38138. 24/6/98Y
  38139. 24/6/98\
  38140. James Halliday
  38141. 1/9/94
  38142. Light green-yellow; a rich, concentrated, nutty/toasty bouquet leads on to a powerful yet supple wine in the mouth; again there are toasty notes suggesting some barrel-ferment.H
  38143. 1998Q
  38144. 1995R
  38145. 1998V
  38146. 24/6/98Y
  38147. 24/6/98\
  38148. James Halliday
  38149. 1/10/95
  38150. %Light to medium yellow-green; an aromatic bouquet with hints of spice, toast and citrus. Fresh and lively on the palate, with an array of fruit flavours running through citrus, herb and white peach, the latter possibly deriving from that little touch of Chardonnay. Whatever, a delicious wine.
  38151. 1999Q
  38152. 1996R
  38153. 1999V
  38154. 24/6/98Y
  38155. 24/6/98\
  38156. James Halliday
  38157. 1/10/96
  38158. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is a conundrum with a suggestion that part of the wine may have been barrel-fermented, although the background notes do not suggest that this is so.  Whatever be the reason, slightly blurry/blowsy.  There are no problems with the palate which is complex, with lots of flesh and mouthfeel, although once again there is a hint of spice which one would normally associate with a little oak.
  38159. Export
  38160. 98 bookH
  38161. 2000Q
  38162. 1997R
  38163. 2000V
  38164. 24/6/98Y
  38165. 24/6/98\
  38166. James Halliday
  38167. 1/10/94
  38168. :Medium yellow-green; full, clean toasty lime aromas with nice weight. While starting to show bottle-developed characters, the fruit flavours are still pristine and fresh, and the wine not the least bit phenolic; has developed beautifully over the last 18 months, and will continue to do for several years at least.
  38169. 1998Q
  38170. 1995R
  38171. 1998V
  38172. 24/6/98Y
  38173. 24/6/98\
  38174. James Halliday
  38175. 1/10/95D
  38176. Light straw-green; a tight and crisp bouquet, spotlessly clean, with herb and lime aromas. On the palate a marvellously correct Riesling, perfectly balanced, with a long carry and the same lime and herb flavours as are evident on the bouquet. H
  38177. 2001Q
  38178. 1996R
  38179. 2001V
  38180. 24/6/98Y
  38181. 24/6/98\
  38182. James Halliday
  38183. 1/8/96D
  38184. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant aromas of lime, toast and spice lead on to a crisp, dry, pungent Clare style which is, however, a little too spicy overall for my taste.E
  38185. Export
  38186. 98 bookH
  38187. 2000Q
  38188. 1997R
  38189. 2000V
  38190. 24/6/98Y
  38191. 24/6/98\
  38192. James Halliday
  38193. 1/10/94
  38194. Light to medium straw-yellow; some smoky/toasty edges to the aroma which slightly blur the varietal character, although the palate is powerful, particularly on the mid to back palate. Not especially varietal, but may have broad appeal as a drier food style.
  38195. 1996Q
  38196. 1995R
  38197. 1996V
  38198. 24/6/98Y
  38199. 24/6/98\
  38200. James Halliday
  38201. 1/10/95D
  38202. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is not particularly aromatic, but the palate has plenty of flavour and richness, made in a big, bold style, and in many ways simply a product of the Clare Valley climate.H
  38203. 1997Q
  38204. 1996R
  38205. 1997V
  38206. 24/6/98Y
  38207. 24/6/98\
  38208. James Halliday
  38209. 1/10/94
  38210.  Medium to full purple-red; very distinctive spicy varietal fruit of medium to full intensity which is at once attractive and unusual for the district. The palate, too, is lighter than usual, with very pronounced varietal spice and a touch of mint. The oak is held in restraint throughout.
  38211. 2001Q
  38212. 1997R
  38213. 2001V
  38214. 24/6/98Y
  38215. 24/6/98\
  38216. James Halliday
  38217. 1/10/95
  38218. Medium red-purple; there are ripe, sweet berry fruit aromas with an overlay of hay/straw, and subtle oak. The palate has pleasant dark cherry fruit, again showing those touches of hay/straw, suggesting very ripe grapes on the vine, but with generous flavour throughout.
  38219. 2002Q
  38220. 1998R
  38221. 2002V
  38222. 24/6/98Y
  38223. 24/6/98\
  38224. James Halliday
  38225. 1/10/94D
  38226. Medium yellow-green; a surprisingly full and developed bouquet which has already gained complexity. The palate is full, showing much more fruit flavour and fruit sweetness than one usually encounters in young Pipers Brook Rieslings. H
  38227. 2004Q
  38228. 1995R
  38229. 2004V
  38230. 24/6/98Y
  38231. 24/6/98\
  38232. James Halliday
  38233. 1/1/96
  38234. Bright light yellow-green; as a young wine, every bit as classic as the 
  38235. 88 with very attractive, tangy lime aromas on the bouquet; the botrytis influence seems more of a help than a hindrance. Slightly less exuberant on the palate, in a dry toasty style, spotlessly clean, and well balanced; still coming out of its shell, with nice acidity. The only question mark is whether it is a fraction dilute. 12.1% alcohol.
  38236. 2005Q
  38237. 1996R
  38238. 2005V
  38239. 24/6/98Y
  38240. 24/6/98\
  38241. James Halliday
  38242. 1/5/97
  38243. {Glowing medium to full yellow-green, advanced but bright in hue; a strikingly rich bouquet, with ultra-tropical honeyed fruit aromas.  The palate is rich, high-flavoured, with tropical characters predominant, and some lime and herb underneath.  Given the very difficult vintage, a triumph, although the flavours and the 13 degrees alcohol suggest considerable botrytis influence.
  38244. Export
  38245. 98 bookH
  38246. 2006K
  38247. 2006V
  38248. 24/6/98Y
  38249. 24/6/98\
  38250. James Halliday
  38251. 1/11/94D
  38252. Medium yellow-green; complex and concentrated nutty/earthy aromas with citrus and melon fruit married into subtle oak. The palate is rich, concentrated and strongly flavoured, with spicy melon and green fig fruit.H
  38253. 2000Q
  38254. 1995R
  38255. 2000V
  38256. 24/6/98Y
  38257. 24/6/98\
  38258. James Halliday
  38259. 1/11/95
  38260. .Medium yellow-green; an unusual but very appealing bouquet with almost floral overtones to the lemon, citrus, herb and mint fruit. As the bouquet promises, there are many flavours on a long palate, replete with pronounced but not overwhelming acid; leaves the mouth fresh and looking for another glass.
  38261. 2001Q
  38262. 1996R
  38263. 2001V
  38264. 24/6/98Y
  38265. 24/6/98\
  38266. James Halliday
  38267. 1/1/96
  38268. Medium yellow-green; there are tangy citrus-rind aromas balanced by subtle barrel-ferment oak. A European, as much as Australian, style on the palate, lively and fine, with melon, cashew, subtle oak and crisp acidity to balance the substantial alcohol of almost 13.5%.
  38269. 2002Q
  38270. 1997R
  38271. 2002V
  38272. 24/6/98Y
  38273. 24/6/98\
  38274. James Halliday
  38275. 1/4/97
  38276. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with nutty/minerally characters, slightly more subdued than the excellent Ninth Island Chardonnay of the same vintage; a refined palate, textured and multifaceted, with a range of nutty/creamy/secondary characters. An extremely good outcome for a difficult and cold vintage. Retasted October 
  38277. 97 with modified, botrytis-influenced fruit characters more evident.
  38278. Export
  38279. 98 bookH
  38280. 2003K
  38281. 1998R
  38282. 2003T
  38283. ChangedV
  38284. 24/6/98Y
  38285. 24/6/98\
  38286. James Halliday
  38287. 1/11/94
  38288. !Medium red; a complex bouquet of light to medium intensity, with some stemmy notes, and not quite as fragrant as the Ninth Island Pinot of the same year. The palate is again quite complex, with spicy fruit, a hint of tobacco, some gamey characters, and finishes well. Early-maturing style.
  38289. 1996Q
  38290. 1995R
  38291. 1996V
  38292. 24/6/98Y
  38293. 24/6/98\
  38294. James Halliday
  38295. 1/1/96
  38296. Medium red-purple; while not heavy, a quite complex bouquet with five-spice overtones to more conventional dark plum and tobacco fruit. The palate has length and intensity, though in a lean mould; it is stylish, particularly towards the finish, which has an almost lemony bite.
  38297. 1998Q
  38298. 1996R
  38299. 1998V
  38300. 24/6/98Y
  38301. 24/6/98\
  38302. James Halliday
  38303. 1/10/96
  38304. Medium red; a complex bouquet with cedar, cigar box and stemmy notes dominant, and sweet fruit subdued.  The flavours on the palate are in the same forest floor/cedar/cigar box spectrum, again with little primary fruit evident, and a nice dry finish.E
  38305. Export
  38306. 98 bookH
  38307. 1998Q
  38308. 1997R
  38309. 1998V
  38310. 24/6/98Y
  38311. 24/6/98\
  38312. James Halliday
  38313. 1/11/94D
  38314. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and fresh with citrus, melon, passionfruit and apple aromas all intermingling. The palate is likewise crisp, fresh and lively, with apple flavours and a hint of fruit spice. H
  38315. 1999Q
  38316. 1995R
  38317. 1999V
  38318. 24/6/98Y
  38319. 24/6/98\
  38320. James Halliday
  38321. 1/11/95D
  38322. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, crisp and tangy bouquet with melon and fig fruit leads on to a lively, fresh and light but tangy palate, finishing with crisp acid.H
  38323. 2000Q
  38324. 1996R
  38325. 2000V
  38326. 24/6/98Y
  38327. 24/6/98\
  38328. James Halliday
  38329. 1/5/97D
  38330. Brilliant light to medium yellow-green; clean, tangy citrus and stone fruit aromas lead into a lively, fresh and appealingly fruit-driven style, with plenty of flavour and presence. A great result for the vintage.E
  38331. Export
  38332. 98 bookH
  38333. 2001K
  38334. 1997R
  38335. 2001V
  38336. 24/6/98Y
  38337. 24/6/98\
  38338. James Halliday
  38339. 1/11/94
  38340. Bronze-pink derived from the Pinot Noir content. The aromas are in the herbal/spicy/stemmy spectrum with very obvious Pinot Noir influence. The palate is intense, with ample flavour and structure, and a long, bone-dry finish with typical cleansing acidity.
  38341. 1995Q
  38342. 1994R
  38343. 1995V
  38344. 24/6/98Y
  38345. 24/6/98\
  38346. James Halliday
  38347. 1/11/95
  38348. Light yellow-straw; a crisp, distinctly herbaceous bouquet with a whisper of tobacco. The palate is very much in cool-climate style, lively and tangy, with intense and long flavours which are more minerally than they are fruity.H
  38349. 1996Q
  38350. 1995R
  38351. 1996V
  38352. 24/6/98Y
  38353. 24/6/98\
  38354. James Halliday
  38355. 1/1/94D
  38356. Light to medium green-yellow; fine, well-balanced and quite tight fruit aromas with a lemony citrus edge, and a hint of smokiness. The wine has good intensity and length, with citrus and melon fruit to the fore. H
  38357. 1997Q
  38358. 1995R
  38359. 1997V
  38360. 24/6/98Y
  38361. 24/6/98\
  38362. James Halliday
  38363. 1/12/96
  38364. /Bright green-yellow; a remarkably fresh, clean and smooth bouquet driven by melon and fig fruit, and just a touch of oak. The palate shows the quality of the underlying fruit, but also the impact of 12 months in French oak barriques is a little more evident than on the bouquet. All in all, a class act.
  38365. Export
  38366. 98 bookH
  38367. 2000Q
  38368. 1997R
  38369. 2000V
  38370. 24/6/98Y
  38371. 24/6/98\
  38372. James Halliday
  38373. 1/1/94D
  38374. Bright green-yellow; crisp, clean and lively citrus and melon fruit aromas lead on to a pleasantly soft citrus and peach flavoured palate, with little or no oak influence evident.H
  38375. 1996Q
  38376. 1994R
  38377. 1996V
  38378. 24/6/98Y
  38379. 24/6/98\
  38380. James Halliday
  38381. 1/9/94
  38382. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with some smoky/yeasty fermentation aromas showing when released mid-1994. The palate is quite long, but there are some slightly hard, grassy edges which may soften out with time.H
  38383. 1997Q
  38384. 1995R
  38385. 1997V
  38386. 24/6/98Y
  38387. 24/6/98\
  38388. James Halliday
  38389. 1/10/95
  38390. tLight to medium yellow-green; there is an intense passionfruit overlay to clean tangy fruit; I really do not know whether this passionfruit is a vintage character or is yeast influenced. Either way it is attractive. There is an abundance of lively, tangy citrus, passionfruit and melon flavours on the palate, finishing with good length; significantly better than the 
  38391. 1998Q
  38392. 1996R
  38393. 1998V
  38394. 24/6/98Y
  38395. 24/6/98\
  38396. James Halliday
  38397. 1/9/96
  38398. Light yellow-green; fragrant, lifted cool-grown grapefruit/passionfruit/nectarine aromas lead on to a crisp, clean, fresh and flavoursome wine on the palate which does, however, tail off slightly on the finish.E
  38399. Export
  38400. 98 bookH
  38401. 1998Q
  38402. 1997R
  38403. 1998V
  38404. 24/6/98Y
  38405. 24/6/98\
  38406. James Halliday
  38407. 1/11/94D
  38408. Glowing yellow-green; fragrant citrus, melon and peach fruit, gently ripe, with subtle oak. The palate combines riper, fleshy peachy characters with high-toned citrussy edges, with a long finish. Fruit, rather than oak-driven throughout. H
  38409. 1998Q
  38410. 1995R
  38411. 1998V
  38412. 24/6/98Y
  38413. 24/6/98\
  38414. James Halliday
  38415. 1/10/95D
  38416. Medium yellow-green; clean, smooth and rounded with tangy lemon and melon fruit and subtle, well-balanced nutty oak. The palate is lively and fresh with peach, melon and citrus fruit, finishing with an illusion of sweetness.H
  38417. 1999Q
  38418. 1996R
  38419. 1999V
  38420. 24/6/98Y
  38421. 24/6/98\
  38422. James Halliday
  38423. 1/10/96D
  38424. Medium yellow-green; a stylish, textured wine with what appear to be quite strong malolactic fermentation influences on both bouquet and palate; the latter has a range of citrus, mineral and cashew flavours.  E
  38425. Export
  38426. 98 bookH
  38427. 2000Q
  38428. 1997R
  38429. 2000V
  38430. 24/6/98Y
  38431. 24/6/98\
  38432. James Halliday
  38433. 1/11/94D
  38434. Bright light green-yellow; a firm and clean bouquet with good fruit weight and depth, not the least bit yeast influenced. A generous, full-flavoured wine with plenty of weight and authority. H
  38435. 2000Q
  38436. 1995R
  38437. 2000V
  38438. 24/6/98Y
  38439. 24/6/98\
  38440. James Halliday
  38441. 1/10/95D
  38442. Light to medium yellow-green; a super-intense bouquet with masses of lime juice and hints of passionfruit. A striking, full-flavoured wine with lime juice and passionfruit flavours, yet neither phenolic nor cloying. Great stuff.H
  38443. 2002Q
  38444. 1996R
  38445. 2002V
  38446. 24/6/98Y
  38447. 24/6/98\
  38448. James Halliday
  38449. 1/8/96
  38450. Light to medium yellow-green; intense, pineapple, passionfruit and lime aromas almost into the area of ripe sauvignon blanc; truly striking. The palate delivers yet more of those amazing flavours coming through on the bouquet; one can only wonder how overwhelming the fruit aroma and flavour must have been during fermentation. Hard to pigeon-hole or categorise, but the future development will be more than interesting to watch.
  38451. Export
  38452. 98 bookH
  38453. 2005Q
  38454. 1998R
  38455. 2005V
  38456. 24/6/98Y
  38457. 24/6/98\
  38458. James Halliday
  38459. 1/11/94
  38460. Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows absolutely classic varietal fruit with vibrant pepper and spice aromas and a hint of liquorice. The palate is beautifully balanced and flavoured, entirely driven by the spicy black cherry and liquorice fruit, with a long, sustained finish.
  38461. 2000Q
  38462. 1994R
  38463. 2000V
  38464. 24/6/98Y
  38465. 24/6/98\
  38466. James Halliday
  38467. 1/11/95
  38468. NMedium to full red-purple; a wondrously powerful and exotic bouquet with rich spicy dark berry fruit in classic Rh
  38469. ne-style. The palate literally explodes with dark cherry, liquorice and spice flavours, producing a wine of tremendous vinosity and length. Tasted five times, four times in shows, with very consistent gold medal points.
  38470. 2002Q
  38471. 1995R
  38472. 2002V
  38473. 24/6/98Y
  38474. 24/6/98\
  38475. James Halliday
  38476. 1/10/96
  38477. fMedium to full red-purple; an ultra-complex array of black cherry, blackcurrant, liquorice and briar fruit aromas come rocketing through on the palate, with an extra serving of spice and an extra dimension of sweetness surrounded by a coating of dark chocolate and a hint of French oak. A superlative wine of quality rarely encountered anywhere in Australia.
  38478. ExportH
  38479. 1996R
  38480. 2004V
  38481. 24/6/98Y
  38482. 24/6/98\
  38483. James Halliday
  38484. 1/4/97D
  38485. Full red-purple; a ripe, dense, dark berry/briary bouquet with a touch of chocolate but no spice; the palate is powerful, dense and ripe with plum and black cherry fruit supported by briary/earthy undertones.  Subtle oak.E
  38486. Export
  38487. 98 bookH
  38488. 2007K
  38489. 1999R
  38490. 2007V
  38491. 24/6/98Y
  38492. 24/6/98\
  38493. James Halliday
  38494. 1/11/94D
  38495. Medium to full purple-red; wonderfully bright and fresh red berry fruit with subtle oak as befits the line. The palate is already balanced, with powerful dark berry fruit flavours, finely-grained tannins, and just a hint of oak. H
  38496. 2003Q
  38497. 1997R
  38498. 2003V
  38499. 24/6/98Y
  38500. 24/6/98\
  38501. James Halliday
  38502. 1/10/95
  38503. Full purple-red; marvellously balanced and integrated fruit and oak with blackcurrant aromas; a sweetly flavoursome yet elegant palate which combines depth and extract with finesse. H
  38504. 2004Q
  38505. 1997R
  38506. 2004V
  38507. 24/6/98Y
  38508. 24/6/98\
  38509. James Halliday
  38510. 1/1/97D
  38511. Dark red-purple; the bouquet shows perfectly ripened fruit, neither herbal at the one end nor jammy at the other, allied with subtle oak. In the mouth, a quite wonderful wine with dark berry fruits with a long, lingering finish supported by fine tannins.E
  38512. Export
  38513. 98 bookH
  38514. 2007Q
  38515. 2000R
  38516. 2007V
  38517. 24/6/98Y
  38518. 24/6/98\
  38519. James Halliday
  38520. 1/11/94
  38521. Medium straw-yellow, with good mousse; a very complex bouquet with strong nutty yeast autolysis characters. The wine has developed tremendous richness in the mouth with nutty/creamy flavours and an ever so slightly sweet finish which in no way imperils the balance of the wine.
  38522. 1995Q
  38523. 1994R
  38524. 1995V
  38525. 24/6/98Y
  38526. 24/6/98\
  38527. James Halliday
  38528. 1/9/94D
  38529. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex, buttery/nutty/toasty bouquet showing marked bottle-developed aromas. The palate is rich, full-flavoured with peach, fig, grilled nut and toast, the only drawback being the slightly common oak.H
  38530. 1997Q
  38531. 1995R
  38532. 1997V
  38533. 24/6/98Y
  38534. 24/6/98\
  38535. James Halliday
  38536. 1/1/97
  38537. Medium to full yellow-green; over the past 12 months the fragrant, tangy, cool-grown grapefruit and melon fruit has come up to match the oak; in the mouth, a complex wine with strong barrel-ferment oak contribution, but has the fruit length there to carry it.
  38538. Export
  38539. 98 bookH
  38540. 2002Q
  38541. 1997R
  38542. 2002V
  38543. 24/6/98Y
  38544. 24/6/98\
  38545. James Halliday
  38546. 1/9/94
  38547. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is quite potent, with plenty of depth to the herbaceous fruit. The palate, too, has plenty of flavour and power, but finishes unexpectedly sweet.H
  38548. 1996Q
  38549. 1995R
  38550. 1996V
  38551. 24/6/98Y
  38552. 24/6/98\
  38553. James Halliday
  38554. 1/1/96D
  38555. Light straw-green; distinct herbal/tobacco leaf aromas, but clean. The palate has the same flavours, although is relatively light on. H
  38556. 1997Q
  38557. 1996R
  38558. 1997V
  38559. 24/6/98Y
  38560. 24/6/98\
  38561. James Halliday
  38562. 1/10/96D
  38563. Very light straw; a light, crisp bouquet with not a great deal of fruit character, and a very light palate.  All in all, seems strongly indicative of excessive crop levels.E
  38564. Export
  38565. 98 bookH
  38566. 1998Q
  38567. 1997R
  38568. 1998V
  38569. 24/6/98Y
  38570. 24/6/98\
  38571. James Halliday
  38572. 1/7/97
  38573. Light yellow-green; a crisp but light bouquet with faint mineral/herbal notes leads on to a palate which does not show much varietal definition and is very light. No winemaking fault; shortcomings seem to lie in the vineyard.H
  38574. 1998K
  38575. CD noteQ
  38576. 1997R
  38577. 1998V
  38578. 24/6/98W
  38579. 99 bookY
  38580. 24/6/98\
  38581. James Halliday
  38582. 1/11/94D
  38583. Deep yellow; full, buttery peachy fruit aromas with subtle oak lead on to an even fuller-flavoured, buttery/peachy palate with a full, slightly cloying finish.H
  38584. 1995Q
  38585. 1994R
  38586. 1995V
  38587. 24/6/98Y
  38588. 24/6/98\
  38589. James Halliday
  38590. 1/10/96
  38591. EMedium to full yellow-green; a mix of buttery/peachy fruit and the slightly burnt toffee/medicinal regional aroma which is so commonly encountered; the palate is solid, with peachy/buttery fruit, a hint of the singed character of the bouquet, but finishing with buttery fruit which provides a pleasant mouthfeel and farewell.
  38592. Export
  38593. 98 bookH
  38594. 1997Q
  38595. 1996R
  38596. 1997V
  38597. 24/6/98Y
  38598. 24/6/98\
  38599. James Halliday
  38600. 1/10/94D
  38601. Light green-yellow; the aromas are clean and fresh, with citrus, lemon and melon fruit combined with subtle oak. The palate is lively and elegant, with citrus/herbal flavours, finishing with crisp acidity and the same subtle oak evident on the bouquet.H
  38602. 1996Q
  38603. 1994R
  38604. 1996V
  38605. 24/6/98Y
  38606. 24/6/98\
  38607. James Halliday
  38608. 1/10/94
  38609. Light to medium red-purple; a sweet and relatively complex plummy bouquet of light to medium intensity. The palate has pleasant soft, spicy/plummy fruit with good mouthfeel, although the oak needs to soften just a fraction. H
  38610. 1995Q
  38611. 1994R
  38612. 1995V
  38613. 24/6/98Y
  38614. 24/6/98\
  38615. James Halliday
  38616. 1/8/95DPMuch greater depth, weight and intensity than the 
  38617. 93, and with a longer future.H
  38618. 1996Q
  38619. 1995R
  38620. 1996V
  38621. 24/6/98Y
  38622. 24/6/98\
  38623. James Halliday
  38624. 1/10/94D
  38625. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of ripe liquorice and bramble fruits, the palate likewise showing concentrated bramble and liquorice fruit flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  38626. 2000Q
  38627. 1997R
  38628. 2000V
  38629. 24/6/98Y
  38630. 24/6/98\
  38631. James Halliday
  38632. 1/9/94
  38633. Medium red; there is surprisingly complex fruit on the bouquet with sweet undertones to tobacco, cedar and briar characters. The palate, too, has a pleasant combination of gently ripe fruit with more cedary/leafy characters, finishing with soft tannins.H
  38634. 1995Q
  38635. 1994R
  38636. 1995V
  38637. 24/6/98Y
  38638. 24/6/98\
  38639. James Halliday
  38640. 1/9/94D
  38641. Light green-yellow; a clean, fresh and crisp bouquet, although not so sauvignon-like as it is in some years. The palate mirrors the bouquet, fresh, crisp and tangy, best served ice cold on a hot summer
  38642. s day.H
  38643. 1995Q
  38644. 1994R
  38645. 1995V
  38646. 24/6/98Y
  38647. 24/6/98\
  38648. James Halliday
  38649. 1/10/95D
  38650. Light yellow-green; typical, tangy, faintly herbaceous aroma, crisp and moderately intense. The palate is as lively and tangy as one comes to expect, although there is a flick of oily acid (a characteristic of Colombard) on the finish.H
  38651. 1996Q
  38652. 1995R
  38653. 1996V
  38654. 24/6/98
  38655. 24/6/98\
  38656. James Halliday
  38657. 1/10/96D
  38658. Light to medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet slightly tangy but without the excitement of the best vintages; the palate has some of those zingy herbaceous flavours, and a pleasant finish.E
  38659. Export
  38660. 98 bookH
  38661. 1997Q
  38662. 1996R
  38663. 1997V
  38664. 24/6/98Y
  38665. 24/6/98\
  38666. James Halliday
  38667. 1/7/97D
  38668. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet has that extra edge of vinosity which Primo Estate so often achieves; the citrus-accented palate is lively, fresh and crisp, again showing something extra on the mid-palate, before finishing pleasantly dry.F
  38669. 1999K
  38670. CD noteQ
  38671. 1998R
  38672. 1999V
  38673. 24/6/98W
  38674. 99 bookY
  38675. 24/6/98\
  38676. James Halliday
  38677. 1/9/94
  38678. Medium to full yellow-green; intense apricot botrytis aromas together with varietal lime fruit. The palate is very well balanced, with attractive lime, pineapple and apricot flavours, finishing with crisp acidity.H
  38679. 1996Q
  38680. 1994R
  38681. 1996V
  38682. 24/6/98Y
  38683. 24/6/98\
  38684. James Halliday
  38685. 1/10/96
  38686. Bright yellow-green; a clean but intense bouquet with citrus (lime) and tropical fruit is followed by a soft but fresh palate with flavours of lime, peach and apricot. More towards Auslese than Beerenauslese in style. Retasted October 1996 with identical notes.
  38687. 1998Q
  38688. 1997R
  38689. 1998V
  38690. 24/6/98Y
  38691. 24/6/98\
  38692. James Halliday
  38693. 1/9/94D
  38694. Medium to full red-purple; very concentrated, briary aromas underlaid by sweet fruit. The palate is potent, powerful and chewy with dark fruits and dark chocolate flavours running through a textured finish.H
  38695. 2000Q
  38696. 1994R
  38697. 2000V
  38698. 24/6/98Y
  38699. 24/6/98
  38700. James Halliday
  38701. 1/10/95D
  38702. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, clean and full bouquet with dark chocolate fruit and subtle oak. The palate is a marvellously seamless marriage of sweet spicy fruit and oak flavours, surrounded throughout by soft tannins. A quite beautiful wine.H
  38703. 2002Q
  38704. 1995R
  38705. 2002V
  38706. 24/6/98Y
  38707. 24/6/98\
  38708. James Halliday
  38709. 1/10/96
  38710. Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant, lifted bouquet with leaf, spice and vanilla bean intermingling; the palate shows all of the signs of skilled barrel handling to shape and mould a marvellously elegantly constructed wine, which is a sheer delight to drink.
  38711. Export
  38712. 98 bookH
  38713. 2003Q
  38714. 1996R
  38715. 2003V
  38716. 24/6/98Y
  38717. 24/6/98\
  38718. James Halliday
  38719. 1/7/97
  38720. Medium to full red-purple; as always, superbly crafted, with a seamless marriage between fruit and cedary oak. The palate is concentrated with cassis/blackcurrant fruit supported by fine-grained but obvious tannins throughout. A wine which magically combines finesse with power.
  38721. 2008K
  38722. CD noteQ
  38723. 1998R
  38724. 2008V
  38725. 24/6/98W
  38726. 99 bookY
  38727. 24/6/98\
  38728. James Halliday
  38729. 1/11/94D
  38730. Medium red-purple; bright, aromatic cassis/red and blackcurrant fruit on the bouquet leads on to bright, fresh berry fruit on the palate which is, however, firm to the point of hardness, and does need time to soften and evolve.H
  38731. 2002Q
  38732. 1996R
  38733. 2002V
  38734. 24/6/98Y
  38735. 24/6/98\
  38736. James Halliday
  38737. 1/10/95
  38738. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with a range of briary/cedary/earthy overtones to regionally austere Cabernet Sauvignon. The palate is in lighter style, but is harmonious and well balanced, with cedar and leaf varietal fruit, and subtle oak.H
  38739. 2003Q
  38740. 1997R
  38741. 2003V
  38742. 24/6/98Y
  38743. 24/6/98\
  38744. James Halliday
  38745. 1/11/94D
  38746. Medium red; clean, light fresh pepper spice and cherry fruit, with a hint of oak. The palate is light-bodied, the fruit again fresh with spicy characters from both the fruit and a touch of American oak.H
  38747. 1999Q
  38748. 1995R
  38749. 1999V
  38750. 24/6/98Y
  38751. 24/6/98\
  38752. James Halliday
  38753. 1/10/95D
  38754. Medium to full red-purple; unusually potent and strong earthy fruit on the bouquet, leading on to a powerful, earthy palate with hints of liquorice and spice, deftly handled oak, and soft tannins. More concentration than many prior vintages.H
  38755. 2002Q
  38756. 1996R
  38757. 2002V
  38758. 24/6/98Y
  38759. 24/6/98
  38760. James Halliday
  38761. 1/7/96D
  38762. Medium purple-red; there are slightly dusty/earthy overtones to red berry flavours of medium intensity on the bouquet; the palate is adequate but, at the risk of harping on the subject, the wine ought to be much better.E
  38763. Export
  38764. 98 bookH
  38765. 2000Q
  38766. 1997R
  38767. 2000V
  38768. 24/6/98Y
  38769. 24/6/98\
  38770. James Halliday
  38771. 1/11/94D
  38772. Medium red; vanilla bean American oak dominates (there is some French used) and the fruit does not have the concentration one expects from 
  38773. 91. The palate is pleasant, with some berry fruit, but most of the flavour coming from the oak.H
  38774. 2001Q
  38775. 1996R
  38776. 2001V
  38777. 24/6/98Y
  38778. 24/6/98\
  38779. James Halliday
  38780. 1/10/95
  38781. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with an attractive blend of sweet blackcurrant and raspberry fruit together with vanillin American oak. The palate is well balanced, flavoured and constructed, with dark berry/mulberry fruit, and quite firm tannins.H
  38782. 2003Q
  38783. 1996R
  38784. 2003V
  38785. 24/6/98Y
  38786. 24/6/98\
  38787. James Halliday
  38788. 1/10/96
  38789. GMedium red-purple; a solid, clean bouquet showing nicely ripened fruit with overtones of cassis and mulberry; the palate is fresh, with pleasant red and blackcurrant fruit flavours, but is structurally simple and fractionally hard in the mouth.  Nonetheless, much better than the shiraz, if not quite up to the form of the 
  38790. Export
  38791. 98 bookH
  38792. 2002Q
  38793. 1997R
  38794. 2002V
  38795. 24/6/98Y
  38796. 24/6/98\
  38797. James Halliday
  38798. 1/9/94
  38799. Full yellow; broad, lifted buttery/peachy fruit on the bouquet. The palate is very full-bodied, broad and somewhat phenolic, showing the same peachy/buttery flavours of the bouquet.H
  38800. 1995Q
  38801. 1994R
  38802. 1995V
  38803. 24/6/98Y
  38804. 24/6/98\
  38805. James Halliday
  38806. 1/10/95D
  38807. Medium yellow-green; subdued fruit on both bouquet and palate is surrounded by masses of fairly resinous American oak. Certainly there is flavour here, but it will only appeal to oak lovers.H
  38808. 1996Q
  38809. 1995R
  38810. 1996V
  38811. 24/6/98Y
  38812. 24/6/98\
  38813. James Halliday
  38814. 1/4/97
  38815. Medium yellow-green; a generous bouquet with tangy melon and grapefruit surrounded by spicy oak leads on to a well put together palate with lots of flavour and richness, and more of that well-handled oak. Has developed reasonably quickly over the past 12 months.
  38816. export
  38817. 98 bookH
  38818. 1998Q
  38819. 1997R
  38820. 1998V
  38821. 24/6/98Y
  38822. 24/6/98\
  38823. James Halliday
  38824. 1/11/94D
  38825. Light yellow-green; fragrant, herbal/tangy fruit aromas of considerable intensity and little or no oak evident. A potent wine in mainstream Margaret River style, with lots of concentrated herbal/citrus flavours, and a long finish.H
  38826. 1998Q
  38827. 1995R
  38828. 1998V
  38829. 24/6/98Y
  38830. 24/6/98\
  38831. James Halliday
  38832. 1/11/94D
  38833. Light green-yellow; crisp, fragrant with some fruit salad aromas, partly fruit and partly yeast derived. The palate is crisp, clean and tangy with good length, and again a range of flavours running from herbal through to passionfruit and gooseberry.H
  38834. 1998Q
  38835. 1995R
  38836. 1998V
  38837. 24/6/98Y
  38838. 24/6/98\
  38839. James Halliday
  38840. 1/9/94
  38841. Light green-yellow; a delicate, crisp melon-accent bouquet with minimal oak influence. The palate is more powerful and much longer than the bouquet leads one to expect, with cool-grown melon and citrus fruit driving the flavour.H
  38842. 1997Q
  38843. 1995R
  38844. 1997V
  38845. 24/6/98Y
  38846. 24/6/98\
  38847. James Halliday
  38848. 1/10/95D
  38849. Medium yellow-green; restrained fruit aromas with slightly mealy/dusty oak; the palate seems to lack varietal character and fruit sweetness, and is very restrained in its youth. May develop.H
  38850. 1997Q
  38851. 1996R
  38852. 1997V
  38853. 24/6/98Y
  38854. 24/6/98\
  38855. James Halliday
  38856. 1/1/97
  38857. Medium to full yellow-green; quite a complex bouquet with tangy characters running throughout, some citrus and melon fruit and obvious though not aggressive oak. A well-crafted wine on the palate with soft melon and fig fruit, subtle oak, and an easy, undemanding finish.
  38858. Export
  38859. 98 bookH
  38860. 1997R
  38861. 1998V
  38862. 24/6/98Y
  38863. 24/6/98\
  38864. James Halliday
  38865. 1/9/94
  38866. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with a range of aromas from slightly gamey and leafy through to blackcurrant/cassis. The palate is even more complex, with many things going on, showing blackcurrant/bramble/gamey/leafy flavours and subtle oak. 
  38867. 1999Q
  38868. 1995R
  38869. 1999V
  38870. 24/6/98Y
  38871. 24/6/98\
  38872. James Halliday
  38873. 1/11/95D
  38874. Medium red-purple; fragrant, with leafy, briary fruit aromas suggesting a lack of ripeness. The palate has the same range of slightly green leafy/minty/cedar/cigar box flavours. All in all, a thoroughly strange wine for old vines from McLaren Vale.H
  38875. 1999Q
  38876. 1996R
  38877. 1999V
  38878. 24/6/98Y
  38879. 24/6/98\
  38880. James Halliday
  38881. 1/1/97
  38882. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful, potent and distinctive bouquet with a mix of briary/woodsy/leafy characters.  In the mouth, every bit as potent, with those green leaf/briary characters again manifesting themselves.  A wholly idiosyncratic wine.E
  38883. ExportH
  38884. 2000Q
  38885. 1997R
  38886. 2000V
  38887. 24/6/98Y
  38888. 24/6/98\
  38889. James Halliday
  38890. 1/9/94D
  38891. Medium purple-red; the fresh, fruity/spicy red berry aromas are immediately obvious. The palate is soft but generous, with almost juicy spicy berry flavours, soft tannins and the barest hint of oak.H
  38892. 1999Q
  38893. 1995R
  38894. 1999V
  38895. 24/6/98Y
  38896. 24/6/98\
  38897. James Halliday
  38898. 1/1/97D
  38899. Dense red-purple; a complex, concentrated and rich bouquet without any gamey undertones, redolent of vibrant berry fruit. An almost riotously fruity/juicy berry palate, but with real depth and structure. A sheer pleasure to drink.E
  38900. Export
  38901. 98 bookH
  38902. 2001Q
  38903. 1997R
  38904. 2001V
  38905. 24/6/98
  38906. 24/6/98\
  38907. James Halliday
  38908. 1/9/94
  38909. Dense purple-red; a markedly intense bouquet, more briary than in prior years, with a hint of sweet vanillin American oak in the background. There is a complex array of flavours on the palate with red berry fruits, a touch of vanillin oak and abundant tannins. Will be long-lived.
  38910. 2001Q
  38911. 1996R
  38912. 2001V
  38913. 24/6/98Y
  38914. 24/6/98\
  38915. James Halliday
  38916. 1/11/95
  38917. aFull red-purple; exceedingly potent, powerful and aggressive fruit aromas in a spectrum ranging from liquorice and spice through to leaf and game. The palate is in take-it-or-leave-it style, potent and penetrating, with a mix of dark chocolate, liquorice, game and spice, woven through with more herbaceous notes. Will appeal to some, but not to others.
  38918. 2003Q
  38919. 1997R
  38920. 2003V
  38921. 24/6/98Y
  38922. 24/6/98\
  38923. James Halliday
  38924. 1/1/97
  38925. Youthful purple-red; typically fragrant and tangy, with slightly stalky characters running side by side with the spice. The palate is similarly tangy, with lively spicy/berry flavours, minimal oak, and carries its 13.5% alcohol with ease; finishes particularly well and harmoniously.
  38926. Export
  38927. 98 bookH
  38928. 2004Q
  38929. 1998R
  38930. 2004V
  38931. 24/6/98Y
  38932. 24/6/98\
  38933. James Halliday
  38934. 1/10/95D
  38935. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is firm, with intense lime and herbal fruit, the palate very full-flavoured with lime, toast and spicy characters running throughout. Retasted October 1995, developing precisely as one would expect.H
  38936. 1998Q
  38937. 1995R
  38938. 1998V
  38939. 24/6/98Y
  38940. 24/6/98\
  38941. James Halliday
  38942. 1/10/96
  38943. Medium green-yellow; starting to show the first signs of attractive, toasty bottle-developed aromas; the palate has good fruit intensity and weight, with solid citrus/lime flavours, and a pleasantly soft structure.E
  38944. export
  38945. 98 bookH
  38946. 2000Q
  38947. 1996R
  38948. 2000V
  38949. 24/6/98Y
  38950. 24/6/98\
  38951. James Halliday
  38952. 1/10/94
  38953. Medium to full red; the bouquet is quite developed, with a range of cedary/leafy/briary aromas. The palate shows similar characters; the fruit is neither particularly assertive nor even fresh, but the wine does have some elegance, with fine tannins on the finish.
  38954. 1998Q
  38955. 1995R
  38956. 1998V
  38957. 24/6/98Y
  38958. 24/6/98\
  38959. James Halliday
  38960. 1/10/95D
  38961. Medium red; a clean, smooth and relatively simple bouquet of medium intensity, but rather more to the palate with solid dark fruit flavours, soft tannins and a light touch of oak. H
  38962. 1999Q
  38963. 1996R
  38964. 1999V
  38965. 24/6/98Y
  38966. 24/6/98\
  38967. James Halliday
  38968. 1/2/97
  38969. %Medium to full red-purple; a solid blackcurrant and chocolate fruit-accented bouquet of considerable depth and power. A powerful, solid wine on the palate with slightly more flesh than many 
  38970. 94s, though still with a basically firm structure. Developing slowly but surely. Retasted October 
  38971. Export
  38972. 98 bookH
  38973. 2003Q
  38974. 1998R
  38975. 2003T
  38976. ChangedV
  38977. 24/6/98Y
  38978. 24/6/98\
  38979. James Halliday
  38980. 1/9/94D
  38981. Bright, light green-yellow. The bouquet and the palate both have a trace of bitterness, redeemed in the case of the bouquet by crisp, lemon and citrus fruit aromas, and by plenty of fruit weight and cut on the palate.H
  38982. 1996Q
  38983. 1994R
  38984. 1996V
  38985. 24/6/98Y
  38986. 24/6/98\
  38987. James Halliday
  38988. 1/9/94
  38989. Very pale colour, almost white; the bouquet is lightly perfumed with tropical passionfruit and lychee aromas which carry through on a crisp, lively, tropical-accented palate of light weight but nice overall character and flavour.H
  38990. 1996Q
  38991. 1994R
  38992. 1996V
  38993. 24/6/98Y
  38994. 24/6/98\
  38995. James Halliday
  38996. 1/10/95D
  38997. Pale colour; a fruity bouquet with an array of aromas, and the tail-end of some fermentation off odours. In the style of previous vintages, has considerable fruit flavour and depth, simply marred very early in its life by those fermentation characters.H
  38998. 1997Q
  38999. 1995R
  39000. 1997V
  39001. 24/6/98Y
  39002. 24/6/98\
  39003. James Halliday
  39004. 1/9/94D
  39005. Medium to full yellow-green; soft, sweet peachy fruit of medium intensity on the bouquet, and a fleshy, soft palate finishing with distinct sweetness.H
  39006. 1995Q
  39007. 1994R
  39008. 1995V
  39009. 24/6/98Y
  39010. 24/6/98\
  39011. James Halliday
  39012. 1/9/94D
  39013. Medium red; the bouquet is soft, with slightly jammy/berry fruit with considerable fragrance. The palate shows lots of jammy berry fruit of some richness, balanced by reasonable tannins.H
  39014. 1998Q
  39015. 1996R
  39016. 1998V
  39017. 24/6/98Y
  39018. 24/6/98\
  39019. James Halliday
  39020. 1/3/97D
  39021. Vivid purple-red; extravagantly youthful juicy berry fruit together with charry oak on the bouquet leads on to a wonderfully flavoured but very unformed, youthful wine on the palate. Great potential. Gold medal winner Canberra 1996.E
  39022. export
  39023. 98 bookH
  39024. 2003Q
  39025. 1998R
  39026. 2003V
  39027. 24/6/98Y
  39028. 24/6/98\
  39029. James Halliday
  39030. 1/11/94D
  39031. Light green-yellow; a light, crisp lemon and apple bouquet, with minimal oak influence. The palate has plenty of biscuity/nutty flavour and texture, suggesting either malolactic influence or ambient temperature fermentation in barrel. H
  39032. 1996Q
  39033. 1994R
  39034. 1996V
  39035. 24/6/98Y
  39036. 24/6/98\
  39037. James Halliday
  39038. 1/3/96D
  39039. Very light straw-yellow; the bouquet is clean, with light fruit and a faint hint of spice; the palate, likewise, is clean but very light, with little or no varietal fruit character. The fault seems to lie more in the vineyard than the winery, however.H
  39040. 1998Q
  39041. 1996R
  39042. 1998V
  39043. 24/6/98Y
  39044. 24/6/98\
  39045. James Halliday
  39046. 1/11/94D
  39047. Vibrant red-purple; a clean, youthful bouquet with concentrated red berry and earth aromas. There is abundant cherry essence fruit on the palate with soft tannins and minimal oak; not over-extracted, and will age well.H
  39048. 2003Q
  39049. 1997R
  39050. 2003V
  39051. 24/6/98Y
  39052. 24/6/98\
  39053. James Halliday
  39054. 1/3/96
  39055. Full purple-red; a powerful, intense bouquet with abundant spicy/earthy fruit leads on to a similarly rich, powerful and concentrated palate with lots of spicy/peppery fruit and abundant tannins. Fractionally underworked, but impressive.H
  39056. 2004Q
  39057. 1998R
  39058. 2004V
  39059. 24/6/98Y
  39060. 24/6/98\
  39061. James Halliday
  39062. 1/11/94D
  39063. Full purple-red; a firm bouquet with youthful red berry fruits and a hint of earth, a little unformed. The palate is driven by powerful juicy red berry fruit, and again a hint of the earth deriving from the Shiraz. Lots of potential.H
  39064. 1997Q
  39065. 1995R
  39066. 1997V
  39067. 24/6/98Y
  39068. 24/6/98\
  39069. 1000^
  39070. James Halliday
  39071. 1/11/94D
  39072. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with hints of camphor, hazelnut and honey; plenty going on. The palate is nutty, dry and toasty, with the contribution of American oak evident in the vanillin overtones. H
  39073. 1994Q
  39074. 1993R
  39075. 1994V
  39076. 24/6/98Y
  39077. 24/6/98
  39078. 1001^
  39079. James Halliday
  39080. 1/11/94
  39081. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is crammed full with bright, fresh juicy cherry fruit aromas, which are even more pronounced on the palate which has the flavours of freshly pressed, unfermented grape juice. An amazing wine, albeit far from conventional.
  39082. 1996Q
  39083. 1995R
  39084. 1996V
  39085. 24/6/98Y
  39086. 24/6/98\
  39087. 1002^
  39088. James Halliday
  39089. 1/1/96D
  39090. Light to medium red-purple; light fruit aromas together with a touch of spicy/chippy oak; the palate is light, juicy and fresh albeit with some slightly unworked tanky characters, the oak being of modest provenance.E
  39091. Export
  39092. 98 bookH
  39093. 1997Q
  39094. 1996R
  39095. 1997V
  39096. 24/6/98Y
  39097. 24/6/98\
  39098. 1003^
  39099. James Halliday
  39100. 1/10/94
  39101. Unusually deep purple-red; full, ripe briary/plummy/gamey aromas of considerable complexity. A very concentrated and complex wine on the palate, with quite massive briary/plummy fruit. H
  39102. 1997Q
  39103. 1994R
  39104. 1997V
  39105. 24/6/98Y
  39106. 24/6/98\
  39107. 1004^
  39108. James Halliday
  39109. 1/2/97D
  39110. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with some whole bunch/carbonic maceration influences; the palate has impressive length, balance and composition, with nuances of violets, forest floor and tobacco. The finish is firm but not unpleasantly so.E
  39111. Export
  39112. 98 bookH
  39113. 1999Q
  39114. 1997R
  39115. 1999V
  39116. 24/6/98Y
  39117. 24/6/98\
  39118. 1005^
  39119. James Halliday
  39120. 1/10/94D
  39121. Medium to full red with just a touch of purple remaining. The aromas are quite Italianate in style, soft but complex. The same characters appear in an attractive, rounded, supple palate with lovely texture and sweet berry fruit.H
  39122. 1999Q
  39123. 1995R
  39124. 1999V
  39125. 24/6/98Y
  39126. 24/6/98\
  39127. 1006^
  39128. James Halliday
  39129. 1/11/94D
  39130. Already deep yellow by September 
  39131. 94; there are potent, slightly phenolic oak aromas throughout a rich, peachy bouquet and, as one would expect, the palate is rich and full-flavoured with spicy, chippy oak and mouthfilling sweet peachy fruit.H
  39132. 1995Q
  39133. 1994R
  39134. 1995V
  39135. 24/6/98Y
  39136. 24/6/98\
  39137. 1007^
  39138. James Halliday
  39139. 1/11/95
  39140. XMedium yellow-green; the fruit is a touch herbaceous, and also shows some very distinctive Hunter fermentation aromas, although toasty characters come up in the glass. The palate likewise comes up on exposure, rich and buttery with better-handled oak than in prior years. Can even claim to have some style, although it will be early developing.
  39141. 1996Q
  39142. 1995R
  39143. 1996V
  39144. 24/6/98Y
  39145. 24/6/98\
  39146. 1008^
  39147. James Halliday
  39148. 1/10/96
  39149. Full yellow; soft peach and melon fruit aromas with just a hint of oak lead on to a simple, fresh, direct palate of medium intensity, and which is neither better nor worse than it should be.E
  39150. Export
  39151. 98 bookH
  39152. 1997Q
  39153. 1996R
  39154. 1997V
  39155. 24/6/98Y
  39156. 24/6/98\
  39157. 1009^
  39158. James Halliday
  39159. 1/11/94
  39160. Bright medium purple-red; an exceedingly complex bouquet with liquorice, spice, redcurrant and chocolate fruit aromas all to be found. Even better is the palate, which has wonderful feel, with softly rounded blackcurrant and chocolate fruit, subtle oak and fine tannins.
  39161. 1998Q
  39162. 1996R
  39163. 1998V
  39164. 24/6/98Y
  39165. 24/6/98\
  39166. 1010^
  39167. James Halliday
  39168. 1/11/95
  39169. Medium to full red-purple; clean, with blackcurrant fruit aromas and nicely balanced and integrated oak. The palate shows positive varietal character with more of the blackcurrant fruit; a commercial wine of the highest standard, showing a high level of winemaking and production skills.
  39170. 1999Q
  39171. 1996R
  39172. 1999V
  39173. 24/6/98Y
  39174. 24/6/98\
  39175. 1011^
  39176. James Halliday
  39177. 1/10/96D
  39178. Medium to full purple-red; quite rich and full with lots of blackcurrant fruit on the bouquet, supported by subtle oak. The palate has gentle, rounded rich blackcurrant fruit and harmonious oak integration.E
  39179. Export
  39180. 98 bookH
  39181. 2000Q
  39182. 1997R
  39183. 2000V
  39184. 24/6/98Y
  39185. 24/6/98\
  39186. 1012^
  39187. James Halliday
  39188. 1/11/94D
  39189. Medium to full red-purple; sweet berry/cherry fruit with somewhat phenolic/chippy oak on the bouquet; sweet, ripe fruit on the palate showing hints of liquorice, but overall seemed to have been rushed into bottle.
  39190. 1996Q
  39191. 1995R
  39192. 1996V
  39193. 24/6/98Y
  39194. 24/6/98\
  39195. 1013^
  39196. James Halliday
  39197. 1/11/95D
  39198. Medium red-purple; a fresh and fragrant bouquet with dark cherry fruits and a touch of charry/spicy oak. On the palate, there is more of the same bright, fresh cherry fruit and spicy oak; a very cleverly made commercial wine.H
  39199. 1997Q
  39200. 1996R
  39201. 1997V
  39202. 24/6/98Y
  39203. 24/6/98\
  39204. 1014^
  39205. James Halliday
  39206. 1/10/96
  39207. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, with well balanced and integrated oak, and no particular fruit or oak character dominating. The palate has nice, rich-rounded flavour, so smooth and seamless that it is impossible to decipher any particular flavour inputs.
  39208. Export
  39209. 98 bookH
  39210. 1998Q
  39211. 1997R
  39212. 1998V
  39213. 24/6/98Y
  39214. 24/6/98\
  39215. 1015^
  39216. James Halliday
  39217. 1/11/94
  39218. /Medium to full red-purple; a very complex bouquet with a savoury/earthy regional substrate to concentrated fruit and oak. Slightly more elegant than its immediate predecessors, the palate runs the gamut of earthy/briary/woodsy/raspberry/bitter chocolate flavours, finishing with moderately full tannins.
  39219. 2002Q
  39220. 1996R
  39221. 2002V
  39222. 24/6/98Y
  39223. 24/6/98\
  39224. 1016^
  39225. James Halliday
  39226. 1/11/95
  39227. FDense, impenetrable purple-red; massively rich aromas with an array of earth, spice, tobacco leaf and briar swallowed up the oak. The palate has real vinosity, showing leafy, spicy and bitter chocolate flavours surrounded with fine tannins; a wine exhibiting power and elegance at the same time with great balance and harmony.
  39228. 2005Q
  39229. 1997R
  39230. 2005V
  39231. 24/6/98Y
  39232. 24/6/98\
  39233. 1017^
  39234. James Halliday
  39235. 1/12/96
  39236. &Strong red-purple; a strikingly rich and ripe bouquet of lusciously sweet but not jammy cherry fruit interwoven with abundant spicy/charry oak. On the palate a potent and powerful mix of cherry, mint and vanillin oak; archetypal top-end South Australian shiraz of suitably uncompromising style.
  39237. Export
  39238. 98 bookH
  39239. 2006Q
  39240. 1998R
  39241. 2006V
  39242. 24/6/98Y
  39243. 24/6/98\
  39244. 1018^
  39245. James Halliday
  39246. 1/10/94
  39247. Brilliant green-yellow; the bouquet is crisp and lively with excellent tangy lemon/herbaceous varietal fruit of medium intensity. The palate is lively, fresh, crisp and tangy, with a touch more varietal bite than the 
  39248. 93 but in similar mould. Should develop into a classic.
  39249. 2009Q
  39250. 1999R
  39251. 2009V
  39252. 24/6/98Y
  39253. 24/6/98\
  39254. 1019^
  39255. James Halliday
  39256. 1/11/95
  39257. Light straw-green; very discreet and withdrawn early in its life, with faintly dusty overtones. A typical young Semillon on the palate, light and crisp, giving no hint of its future, except that it is without fault.H
  39258. 2010Q
  39259. 2000R
  39260. 2010V
  39261. 24/6/98Y
  39262. 24/6/98\
  39263. 1020^
  39264. James Halliday
  39265. 1/10/94D
  39266. Light to medium yellow-green; light, fresh and youthful citrussy fruit aromas with minimal oak on the bouquet. A pleasant commercial wine with citrus/melon fruit, subtle oak and moderate intensity and length to the palate.H
  39267. 1996Q
  39268. 1995R
  39269. 1996V
  39270. 24/6/98Y
  39271. 24/6/98\
  39272. 1021^
  39273. James Halliday
  39274. 1/9/95D
  39275. Light green-yellow; light citrus and melon fruit aromas lead on to a pleasant citrus and melon flavoured palate with good length and life, particularly at the price. H
  39276. 1997Q
  39277. 1996R
  39278. 1997V
  39279. 24/6/98Y
  39280. 24/6/98\
  39281. 1022^
  39282. James Halliday
  39283. 1/11/95
  39284. Light green-yellow; complex barrel-ferment aromas with relatively tight, stylish fruit. The palate shows an attractive amalgam of grapefruit and melon flavours which are still evolving and balanced with good acidity. The oak has been held in restraint. Retasted in October and November 1995, and showing exceptionally well, with complex peach and melon fruit, well-handled oak, and showing no signs of excessively rapid development.
  39285. 1998Q
  39286. 1995R
  39287. 1998V
  39288. 24/6/98Y
  39289. 24/6/98\
  39290. 1023^
  39291. James Halliday
  39292. 1/10/94
  39293. Medium red-purple; very fragrant, vibrant cherry, pepper and spice aromas with just a hint of spicy oak. A vibrantly lively palate follows with dark cherry, plum and spice flavours which are beautifully balanced. Arguably best enjoyed while young, though it will age.
  39294. 2003Q
  39295. 1998R
  39296. 2003V
  39297. 24/6/98Y
  39298. 24/6/98\
  39299. 1024^
  39300. James Halliday
  39301. 1/8/95
  39302. Medium to full red-purple; a surprisingly powerful bouquet with plenty of fruit depth and aromas of earth and mint. The palate, too, is powerful, with minty/berry fruit and persistent tannins.H
  39303. 2004Q
  39304. 1999R
  39305. 2004V
  39306. 24/6/98Y
  39307. 24/6/98\
  39308. 1025^
  39309. James Halliday
  39310. 1/10/95
  39311. Medium red-purple; the bouquet has some of the spicy characters of the standard 
  39312. 93, suggesting a percentage of other region grapes, with lively cherry and spice fruit. The palate is rich, with cherry/plummy/berry fruit flavours, soft but persistent tannins, and well-integrated and balanced oak. Retasted October 1995, with more regional characters now starting to show, and seemingly of lighter weight 
  39313.  but still very good style.
  39314. 2005Q
  39315. 2000R
  39316. 2005V
  39317. 24/6/98Y
  39318. 24/6/98\
  39319. 1026^
  39320. James Halliday
  39321. 1/9/94
  39322. Light green-yellow; a very light and crisp bouquet, more Semillon-like than Chardonnay, and in radically different style from most of the Cowra Chardonnays early in its life. The palate, too, is light and crisp, with some herbaceous overtones. Uncertain how it will develop.
  39323. 1995Q
  39324. 1994R
  39325. 1995V
  39326. 24/6/98Y
  39327. 24/6/98\
  39328. 1027^
  39329. James Halliday
  39330. 1/10/95D
  39331. Medium yellow-green; a rich, full buttery/peachy style with clean ferment characters and just a hint of oak. The palate is fruit-driven with plenty of peachy/buttery fruit, and the contribution of the oak is (happily) negligible.H
  39332. 1996Q
  39333. 1995R
  39334. 1996V
  39335. 24/6/98Y
  39336. 24/6/98\
  39337. 1028^
  39338. James Halliday
  39339. 1/10/96D
  39340. Medium yellow-green; a clean but fairly plain bouquet with some melon fruit leads on to a reasonably well-flavoured palate with melon and citrus fruit; the length on the finish is the strongest point of the wine.  
  39341. Export
  39342. 98 bookH
  39343. 1997Q
  39344. 1996R
  39345. 1997V
  39346. 24/6/98Y
  39347. 24/6/98\
  39348. 1029^
  39349. James Halliday
  39350. 1/9/94D
  39351. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean with some cigar box aromas, but is not especially fruity. The palate shows similar cedary/cigar box flavours, with just a hint of briary fruit, finishing with soft tannins.H
  39352. 1997Q
  39353. 1995R
  39354. 1997V
  39355. 24/6/98Y
  39356. 24/6/98\
  39357. 1030^
  39358. James Halliday
  39359. 1/10/96
  39360. $Medium to full red-purple; lush, sweet cassis, berry and mint fruit with a slightly dusty/earthy overtone; the palate is rich and powerful, with lush, ripe blackcurrant fruit and subtly-handled oak. Retasted October 1996 with similar notes, particularly so far as the ripe fruit is concerned.
  39361. 1998Q
  39362. 1995R
  39363. 1998V
  39364. 24/6/98Y
  39365. 24/6/98\
  39366. 1031^
  39367. James Halliday
  39368. 1/4/97
  39369. +Medium to full red-purple; quite ripe, with moderately rich and dense blackcurrant/mulberry fruit aromas which lead on to a ripe plum, mint and cherry-flavoured palate in a glossy style. Quite powerful tannins come on the second half of the palate.  Retasted November 1997 with near-identical notes.
  39370. Export
  39371. 98 bookH
  39372. 2005K
  39373. 1999R
  39374. 2005T
  39375. ChangedV
  39376. 24/6/98Y
  39377. 24/6/98\
  39378. 1032^
  39379. James Halliday
  39380. 1/6/94D
  39381. Medium to full yellow; a complex, rich toasty/oaky, nutty bouquet leads on to a wine showing lots of oaky barrel-ferment characters, but has the fruit to sustain that oak, and real length to the finish. Excellent value. H
  39382. 1995Q
  39383. 1994R
  39384. 1995V
  39385. 24/6/98Y
  39386. 24/6/98\
  39387. 1033^
  39388. James Halliday
  39389. 1/10/95
  39390. Medium yellow-green; a sophisticated bouquet with clean, smooth peachy fruit and soft oak. On the palate, a restrained, smooth wine with melon, cashew and peach flavours, and a twist of oak on the finish.H
  39391. 1996Q
  39392. 1995R
  39393. 1996V
  39394. 24/6/98Y
  39395. 24/6/98\
  39396. 1034^
  39397. James Halliday
  39398. 1/10/96D
  39399. Medium yellow-green; melon/grapefruit aromas with a faintly tangy (or is it faintly pongy?) edge with subtle oak lead on to a pleasant, indeed elegant, wine on the palate, with nice flavour and all components in balance.  E
  39400. Export
  39401. 98 bookH
  39402. 1997Q
  39403. 1996R
  39404. 1997V
  39405. 24/6/98Y
  39406. 24/6/98\
  39407. 1035^
  39408. James Halliday
  39409. 1/6/94
  39410.     Medium to full red; the bouquet is smooth with attractive cherry and plum fruit, and the oak held nicely in restraint. The palate follows the bouquet with good structure and balance; there are smooth cherry fruit flavours, soft but adequate tannins, and subtle oak.
  39411. 1997Q
  39412. 1995R
  39413. 1997V
  39414. 24/6/98Y
  39415. 24/6/98\
  39416. 1036^
  39417. James Halliday
  39418. 1/11/95D
  39419. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with rich sweet berry fruit and pronounced American oak; the palate is lighter than the bouquet suggests with pleasant leafy/minty fruit flavours and that hallmark Lindemans vanillin American oak.H
  39420. 1998Q
  39421. 1996R
  39422. 1998V
  39423. 24/6/98Y
  39424. 24/6/98\
  39425. 1037^
  39426. James Halliday
  39427. 1/10/96
  39428. Medium to full red-purple; abundant cherry fruit with hints of mint and a light touch of vanilla oak leads on to spotlessly clean black cherry and redcurrant fruit on the palate, with hints of mint and vanilla, finishing with fine tannins. Very good wine at the price.
  39429. 2000Q
  39430. 1997R
  39431. 2000V
  39432. 24/6/98Y
  39433. 24/6/98\
  39434. 1038^
  39435. James Halliday
  39436. 1/4/97
  39437. Medium to full red-purple; sweet, ripe red berry, chocolate and mint fruit aromas lead on to a palate of medium intensity, with similar flavours in the red berry/chocolate/mint spectrum, finishing with soft tannins.E
  39438. Export
  39439. 98 bookH
  39440. 2002K
  39441. 1998R
  39442. 2002V
  39443. 24/6/98Y
  39444. 24/6/98\
  39445. 1039^
  39446. James Halliday
  39447. 1/11/94
  39448. Medium to full red; a complex bouquet with sappy, earthy varietal characters and hints of spice together with slightly hard oak. A powerful wine in the mouth with lots of stemmy/sappy fruit showing whole bunch and carbonic maceration characters, and supporting French oak.
  39449. 1996Q
  39450. 1994R
  39451. 1996V
  39452. 24/6/98Y
  39453. 24/6/98\
  39454. 1040^
  39455. James Halliday
  39456. 1/10/95
  39457. )Medium to full red-purple; fresh strawberry and plum varietal fruit unmistakably pinot noir, with deftly handled oak on the bouquet leads on to a well-balanced harmonious palate with good length, and that supple silky texture one looks for in Pinot Noir. Gold medal at the 1995 Adelaide Wine Show.
  39458. 1997Q
  39459. 1995R
  39460. 1997V
  39461. 24/6/98Y
  39462. 24/6/98\
  39463. 1041^
  39464. James Halliday
  39465. 1/10/96D
  39466. Medium red-purple; the fruit is starting to dull off on the bouquet, although there is fair cherry and plum varietal fruit on the palate. Not in the class of the 
  39467. 94, but a useful wine nonetheless, particularly at the price.H
  39468. 1997Q
  39469. 1996R
  39470. 1997V
  39471. 24/6/98Y
  39472. 24/6/98\
  39473. 1042^
  39474. James Halliday
  39475. 1/4/97
  39476. Strong red-purple; a solid wine, veering to dry red, but with some plummy varietal fruit on the bouquet. The palate provides more of the same, and would appeal to those who are more fond of dry red wine than of true Pinot.E
  39477. Export
  39478. 98 bookH
  39479. 1998K
  39480. 1997R
  39481. 1998V
  39482. 24/6/98Y
  39483. 24/6/98\
  39484. 1043^
  39485. James Halliday
  39486. 1/10/94D
  39487. Medium purple-red; a lighter, more elegant style with fragrant sweet berry fruit on both bouquet and palate. The influence of the malbec and merlot is quite pronounced on the palate in particular, which is elegantly fruity rather than powerful.H
  39488. 1997Q
  39489. 1994R
  39490. 1997V
  39491. 24/6/98Y
  39492. 24/6/98\
  39493. 1044^
  39494. James Halliday
  39495. 1/9/95
  39496. Medium red-purple; an elegant wine with clean, smooth fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet. There is an amalgam of fine red fruit flavours on the palate; the oak handling is not forced, and the wine finishes with gentle but persistent tannins. Continues the style established in 
  39497. 1998Q
  39498. 1995R
  39499. 1998V
  39500. 24/6/98Y
  39501. 24/6/98\
  39502. 1045^
  39503. James Halliday
  39504. 1/10/97D
  39505. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is firm, with distinctly earthy/briary notes. The palate follows down the same track, with much of the character of a Bordeaux red from a good but not great vintage.E
  39506. Export
  39507. 98 bookH
  39508. 2001K
  39509. 1998R
  39510. 2001T
  39511. ChangedV
  39512. 24/6/98W
  39513. 99 bookY
  39514. 24/6/98\
  39515. 1046^
  39516. James Halliday
  39517. 1/10/94
  39518. eMedium to full yellow-green; rich, complex, ripe nutty/peachy fruit on the bouquet with a particular Miranda family quality to the flavour which is hard to define, but which is very high-toned and gives a particularly intense finish. Still on sale in October 1995 by which time the peachy fruit had blown out, emphasising the 
  39519. drink now
  39520.  nature of the wine.
  39521. 1994Q
  39522. 1993R
  39523. 1994V
  39524. 24/6/98Y
  39525. 24/6/98\
  39526. 1047^
  39527. James Halliday
  39528. 1/12/94D
  39529. Full yellow; concentrated, developed and complex barrel-ferment aromas with vanillin oak and peachy fruit. The palate is similarly rich and potent, with yellow peach and citrus fruit flavours allied with creamy vanillin oak.H
  39530. 1995Q
  39531. 1994R
  39532. 1995V
  39533. 24/6/98Y
  39534. 24/6/98\
  39535. 1048^
  39536. James Halliday
  39537. 1/10/95
  39538. Medium to full yellow; a complex bouquet with extraordinary amounts of fruit and oak crammed into the glass. The palate is as rich, complex and full-blown as the bouquet promises, but as long as you accept this Dolly Parton peaches and cream style, they don
  39539. t come much better. 
  39540. 1996Q
  39541. 1995R
  39542. 1996V
  39543. 24/6/98Y
  39544. 24/6/98\
  39545. 1049^
  39546. James Halliday
  39547. 1/10/96
  39548. -Medium yellow-green; an extremely fragrant, high-toned, estery bouquet with masses of American oak in barrel-ferment mode on both bouquet and palate. The ultimate show style, which placed among 90 or so other Chardonnays will attract the judges
  39549.  attention, but which on its own is too good to be true.
  39550. Export
  39551. 98 bookH
  39552. 1997Q
  39553. 1996R
  39554. 1997V
  39555. 24/6/98Y
  39556. 24/6/98\
  39557. 1050^
  39558. James Halliday
  39559. 1/10/94
  39560. Medium red-purple; a wine still showing complexity and freshness with beautifully balanced and integrated sweet fruit and oak in September 1994, with excellent acidity. A wine with quite wonderful mouthfeel and balance, and one really wonders whether there is any point in cellaring.
  39561. 2001Q
  39562. 1995R
  39563. 2001V
  39564. 24/6/98Y
  39565. 24/6/98\
  39566. 1051^
  39567. James Halliday
  39568. 1/11/94D
  39569. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is light, clean and crisp, but not particularly intense. The palate is likewise clean and crisp, well made, with just a hint of herbaceousness. H
  39570. 1995Q
  39571. 1994R
  39572. 1995V
  39573. 24/6/98Y
  39574. 24/6/98\
  39575. 1052^
  39576. James Halliday
  39577. 1/10/94D
  39578. Vivid red-purple; a clean, firm bouquet with dark cherry fruit aromas of medium to full intensity and subtle oak. The palate shows similarly fresh and firm dark cherry fruit, with soft but persistent tannins, and oak in restraint. H
  39579. 2000Q
  39580. 2000V
  39581. 24/6/98Y
  39582. 24/6/98\
  39583. 1053^
  39584. James Halliday
  39585. 1/10/95
  39586. Medium to full red-purple; a youthful, concentrated bouquet with earthy overtones to the plum and blackberry fruit, but curiously callow and underworked. The palate is robust, but again seems to have suffered from not being worked more in barrel, or fined more heavily prior to going to bottle. Looked at from another angle, shows the rustic characters which many 1993 Coonawarra reds exhibit. Perhaps it is just a quirk of vintage.
  39587. 2001Q
  39588. 1997R
  39589. 2001V
  39590. 24/6/98Y
  39591. 24/6/98\
  39592. 1054^
  39593. James Halliday
  39594. 1/9/96
  39595. 0Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid, with well balanced and integrated sweet oak adding to the dark cherry fruit; the palate has substance and weight, with nicely handled oak which tastes as if it might be American but is said to be French; pleasant tannins. The best of the 
  39596. 94 Rymill wines.
  39597. Export
  39598. 98 bookH
  39599. 2002Q
  39600. 1998R
  39601. 2002V
  39602. 24/6/98Y
  39603. 24/6/98\
  39604. 1055^
  39605. James Halliday
  39606. 1/11/94D
  39607. Medium to full red; fragrant, cedary, stylish red berry fruit in a lighter mould. A complex, relatively light-bodied palate with red berry mint and leaf flavours, rounded off by fine-grained tannins.H
  39608. 1997Q
  39609. 1995R
  39610. 1997V
  39611. 24/6/98Y
  39612. 24/6/98\
  39613. 1056^
  39614. James Halliday
  39615. 1/10/95
  39616. 4Medium to full red; the aromas range from dark berry to chocolate to mint, surrounded with a touch of dusty oak. The palate is rich, soft and generous, with blackcurrant chocolate fruit flavours, attractively chewy tannins, and oak in restraint. Perversely, shows none of the errant characters of the Shiraz.
  39617. 2001Q
  39618. 1997R
  39619. 2001V
  39620. 24/6/98Y
  39621. 24/6/98\
  39622. 1057^
  39623. James Halliday
  39624. 1/9/96
  39625. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, quite fragrant, and driven by red and blackcurrant fruit. While not a big wine, has some length to the palate, with more of the flavours of the bouquet appearing, and subtle French oak.E
  39626. Export
  39627. 98 bookH
  39628. 2002Q
  39629. 1998R
  39630. 2002V
  39631. 24/6/98Y
  39632. 24/6/98\
  39633. 1058^
  39634. James Halliday
  39635. 1/11/94
  39636.  Light green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet with floral/passionfruit aromas of light to medium intensity. The palate is similarly high-toned and floral, with some herbal and lemony characters also present, all attesting to what is seemingly a complex varietal blend. Finishes with lively acid.
  39637. 1996Q
  39638. 1994R
  39639. 1996V
  39640. 24/6/98Y
  39641. 24/6/98\
  39642. 1059^
  39643. James Halliday
  39644. 1/10/95
  39645. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of medium intensity with some herbaceous fruit and faint dusty hay/straw overtones, which do not however reappear on a crisp, clean, refreshing palate with nicely balanced acid.H
  39646. 1996Q
  39647. 1995R
  39648. 1996V
  39649. 24/6/98Y
  39650. 24/6/98\
  39651. 1060^
  39652. James Halliday
  39653. 1/10/96D
  39654. Light green-yellow; a light bouquet with a touch of fruit salad fruit, and a faintly grubby background leads on to a palate with more of those fruit salad flavours, but again slightly blurred.E
  39655. Export
  39656. 98 bookH
  39657. 1997Q
  39658. 1996R
  39659. 1997V
  39660. 24/6/98Y
  39661. 24/6/98\
  39662. 1061^
  39663. James Halliday
  39664. 1/11/94D
  39665. Light to medium yellow-green; a lively bouquet with tropical/melon/honeysuckle aromas. The palate is similarly lively and crisp, with lemony flavours lingering on the finish.H
  39666. 1999Q
  39667. 1996R
  39668. 1999V
  39669. 24/6/98Y
  39670. 24/6/98\
  39671. 1062^
  39672. James Halliday
  39673. 1/10/96
  39674. 1992@
  39675. 1993@
  39676. 1994@
  39677. 1995@
  39678. 1996@
  39679. 1997@
  39680. 1998@
  39681. FaliA
  39682. alisA
  39683. FaliA
  39684. alisA
  39685. alisA
  39686. alisA
  39687. alisA
  39688. alisA
  39689. alisA
  39690. alisA
  39691. alisA
  39692. alisA
  39693. alisA
  39694. alisA
  39695. VDEFA
  39696. %Light green-yellow; most attractive peach/fruit salad aromas of medium to full intensity lead on to an interesting wine on the palate, with abundant tropical fruit flavour, soft and rounded. Retasted October 
  39697. 97, still lively, flavoursome and fresh with lovely passionfruit/nectarine flavours.
  39698. export
  39699. 98 bookH
  39700. 2001Q
  39701. 1997R
  39702. 2001T
  39703. ChangedV
  39704. 24/6/98Y
  39705. 24/6/98\
  39706. 1063^
  39707. James Halliday
  39708. 1/11/94D
  39709. Light to medium yellow-green; attractive, lifted fragrant melon and citrus fruit, with subtle barrel-ferment oak characters. The palate is harmonious, balanced and stylish, with elegant melon, fig and citrus fruit interwoven with subtle, spicy oak.H
  39710. 1998Q
  39711. 1995R
  39712. 1998V
  39713. 24/6/98Y
  39714. 24/6/98\
  39715. 1064^
  39716. James Halliday
  39717. 1/10/96
  39718. Medium yellow-green; ultra-stylish, tangy melon fruit with classy but unobtrusive French oak on the bouquet. A perfectly modulated wine on the palate, with tangy melon fruit and sensitive barrel-ferment handling of French oak giving an attractive touch of toast and char without overwhelming the elegant, understated fruit; good acidity and length. Retasted October 1996 and still showing extremely good flavour and character. 
  39719. Export
  39720. 98 bookH
  39721. 1998Q
  39722. 1995R
  39723. 1998V
  39724. 24/6/98Y
  39725. 24/6/98\
  39726. 1065^
  39727. James Halliday
  39728. 1/10/94D
  39729. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is direct, of medium intensity, with faintly earthy/gravelly shiraz fruit. The palate is sweeter, with berry/strawberry flavours, simple and direct.H
  39730. 1996Q
  39731. 1995R
  39732. 1996V
  39733. 24/6/98Y
  39734. 24/6/98\
  39735. 1066^
  39736. James Halliday
  39737. 1/9/94
  39738. Glowing yellow-green; concentrated peachy/honeyed/buttery fruit with spicy nutmeg oak. A big, ripe honeyed style in the mouth, with a long, smooth lingering finish. H
  39739. 1996Q
  39740. 1994R
  39741. 1996V
  39742. 24/6/98Y
  39743. 24/6/98\
  39744. 1067^
  39745. James Halliday
  39746. 1/1/97D
  39747. Glowing yellow-green; big, bold, buttery, peachy aromas herald an archetypal Hunter style. Smooth, mouthfilling, buttery/peachy fruit drives the bouquet which, while big, avoids going over the top and has yet further ageing potential.E
  39748. Export
  39749. 98 bookH
  39750. 2001Q
  39751. 1997R
  39752. 2001V
  39753. 24/6/98Y
  39754. 24/6/98\
  39755. 1068^
  39756. James Halliday
  39757. 1/9/94D
  39758. Red with a tawny rim; a sweet Hunter dry red on the bouquet with good vinosity but little evident varietal character. On the palate a lively wine with a touch of lift, and pleasant tannin grip on the finish; will develop into an attractive regional style.H
  39759. 1995Q
  39760. 1994R
  39761. 1995V
  39762. 24/6/98Y
  39763. 24/6/98\
  39764. 1069^
  39765. James Halliday
  39766. 1/10/94D
  39767. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet showing the making effort which has gone into it, and also showing a considerable amount of oak influence. The palate is generous, full-bodied and ripe with tropical peachy fruit and well-handled oak.H
  39768. 1996Q
  39769. 1995R
  39770. 1996V
  39771. 24/6/98Y
  39772. 24/6/98\
  39773. 1070^
  39774. James Halliday
  39775. 1/11/95
  39776. Medium yellow-green; quite fragrant melon fruit with spicy oak, proof positive of sophisticated winemaking. The palate is lively, fresh and seductive; all in all, Seaview seems to have a better handle on the making of Chardonnay than does its parent Penfolds.
  39777. 1997Q
  39778. 1996R
  39779. 1997V
  39780. 24/6/98Y
  39781. 24/6/98\
  39782. 1071^
  39783. James Halliday
  39784. 1/12/96
  39785. lNot for the first time, a wine of spectacular quality at the price, and which starred in a large comparative tasting of the region.  Medium yellow-green; an unexpectedly complex bouquet with impeccable fruit and oak balance and integration. The palate is truly wholly remarkable with the character, structure and style one expects from a far more expensive wine.  
  39786. Export
  39787. 98 bookH
  39788. 2000Q
  39789. 1997R
  39790. 2000V
  39791. 24/6/98Y
  39792. 24/6/98\
  39793. 1072^
  39794. James Halliday
  39795. 1/11/94
  39796.     Full red-purple; the bouquet is solid with plenty of depth and extract, an authentic hint of varietal gaminess, a touch of plum and oak in restraint. The palate is similarly well constructed with plenty of dark berry and chocolate fruit, good tannins and spicy oak.
  39797. 1997Q
  39798. 1995R
  39799. 1997V
  39800. 24/6/98Y
  39801. 24/6/98\
  39802. 1073^
  39803. James Halliday
  39804. 1/11/95
  39805. Medium to full red; a smooth, clean bouquet, perhaps a fraction plain, but with some American oak which does not appear to be chippy. A pleasant, well-made and balanced wine of medium weight and fair length, showing nuances of cedar and spice. Compelling value.
  39806. 2000Q
  39807. 1997R
  39808. 2000V
  39809. 24/6/98Y
  39810. 24/6/98\
  39811. 1074^
  39812. James Halliday
  39813. 1/12/96D
  39814. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with plum/red berry fruit and minimal oak. The palate is smooth and soft, with plum-accented fruit, soft tannins and subtle oak; plenty of flavour, though not over-much character. But then the wine only costs around $13.E
  39815. Export
  39816. 98 bookH
  39817. 2000Q
  39818. 1998R
  39819. 2000V
  39820. 24/6/98Y
  39821. 24/6/98\
  39822. 1075^
  39823. James Halliday
  39824. 1/11/94
  39825. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with cedar and cigar box aromas over concentrated dark chocolate fruit. The palate has plenty of concentration with dark berry and chocolate flavours finishing with appropriately firm tannins.H
  39826. 1998Q
  39827. 1995R
  39828. 1998V
  39829. 24/6/98Y
  39830. 24/6/98\
  39831. 1076^
  39832. James Halliday
  39833. 1/11/95
  39834. Medium to full red; the aromas are moderately ripe with sweet fruit tinged with the typical dark chocolate of the region, and some vanillin American oak. A pleasant though not particularly concentrated wine on the palate with light varietal fruit and a fair whack of American oak.
  39835. 1997Q
  39836. 1996R
  39837. 1997V
  39838. 24/6/98Y
  39839. 24/6/98\
  39840. 1077^
  39841. James Halliday
  39842. 1/12/96
  39843. MMedium to full red-purple; a solid wine on the bouquet with very obvious oak input, which is just a fraction sawdusty. There is lots of weight, extract and power on the black fruit and vanilla-flavoured palate, again with charry oak overtones. Altogether impressive, although a fraction less oak might have made the wine even better.
  39844. Export
  39845. 98 bookH
  39846. 2001Q
  39847. 1998R
  39848. 2001V
  39849. 24/6/98Y
  39850. 24/6/98\
  39851. 1078^
  39852. James Halliday
  39853. 1/11/94D
  39854. Dense red-purple; strongly textured American oak and concentrated dark berry/briary/chocolatey fruit. A power-packed, hugely oaky wine with tremendous extract and rather drying American oak tannins which need years to soften.H
  39855. 2008Q
  39856. 1998R
  39857. 2008V
  39858. 24/6/98Y
  39859. 24/6/98\
  39860. 1079^
  39861. James Halliday
  39862. 1/12/96
  39863. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is dominated by powerful liquorice and dark berry fruit with high-quality oak evident but subservient. That oak is a little more evident on the palate, but well balanced and integrated with textured, almost chewy dark berry/liquorice fruit flavours. Solid tannins round off a complete wine. Retasted November 1997; similar notes although oak a little more obvious. Retasted January 
  39864. 96 and still showing voluptuous cherry, plum and chocolate fruit together with laB
  39865. shings of vanillin oak.
  39866. Export
  39867. 98 bookH
  39868. 2010Q
  39869. 2000R
  39870. 2010T
  39871. ChangedV
  39872. 24/6/98Y
  39873. 24/6/98\
  39874. 1080^
  39875. James Halliday
  39876. 1/11/94D
  39877. Medium to full red-purple; rich, ripe vanilla and berry aromas with masses of spicy oak. The palate is dense, with chocolate, plum and blackberry fruit flavours hiding in the forest of French oak.H
  39878. 2005Q
  39879. 2000R
  39880. 2005V
  39881. 24/6/98Y
  39882. 24/6/98\
  39883. 1081^
  39884. James Halliday
  39885. 1/2/97
  39886. Medium to full red-purple; a quite delicious wine, perfectly balanced, long and harmonious, not excessively tannic nor excessively oaky. The supple palate has sweet red and blackcurrant fruit in abundance, and just the right amount of support oak and tannin.
  39887. export
  39888. 98 bookH
  39889. 2007Q
  39890. 2001R
  39891. 2007V
  39892. 24/6/98Y
  39893. 24/6/98\
  39894. 1082^
  39895. James Halliday
  39896. 1/11/94D
  39897. Medium to full straw-yellow; a complex bouquet with bready/biscuity/toast crumb aromas. A full-blown wine on the palate with sweet creamy/biscuity/bready mid-palate flavours and a faintly peppery finish. H
  39898. 1995Q
  39899. 1994R
  39900. 1995V
  39901. 24/6/98Y
  39902. 24/6/98\
  39903. 1083^
  39904. James Halliday
  39905. 1/10/95
  39906. NMedium green-yellow; a clean, stylish and relatively firm bouquet showing the Pinot Noir contribution, which leads on to a well-balanced and harmonious palate in which the two fruit components have married very well, providing depth of flavour without any coarseness. Gold medal and Top 100 1996 Sydney International Wine Competition.
  39907. 1996Q
  39908. 1995R
  39909. 1996V
  39910. 24/6/98Y
  39911. 24/6/98\
  39912. 1084^
  39913. James Halliday
  39914. 1/2/97
  39915. aMedium yellow-green, with excellent fine mousse; a complex, multifaceted bouquet with nutty/biscuity aromas, possibly deriving from yeast and possibly partly from controlled use of aldehydes in the base wine. A big wine on the palate, rich and complex, with more of those creamy/nutty/biscuity flavours together with the fine fruit and acid one expects.
  39916. Export
  39917. 98 bookH
  39918. 1998Q
  39919. 1997R
  39920. 1998V
  39921. 24/6/98Y
  39922. 24/6/98\
  39923. 1085^
  39924. James Halliday
  39925. 1/10/94
  39926. Light straw-yellow; a complex bouquet with attractive yeasty autolysis aromas and creamy fruit. The palate is fine and tangy with citrussy/lemony fruit and a perfectly-judged dosage level.H
  39927. 1995Q
  39928. 1994R
  39929. 1995V
  39930. 24/6/98Y
  39931. 24/6/98\
  39932. 1086^
  39933. James Halliday
  39934. 1/10/95
  39935. "Medium yellow-green; complex bouquet with tangy citrussy chardonnay fruit of considerable concentration, complexed by a touch of aldehyde. A remarkably powerful wine on the palate with far more complexity than one might expect from a single varietal base, and a long, pleasantly dry finish.
  39936. 1996Q
  39937. 1995R
  39938. 1996V
  39939. 24/6/98Y
  39940. 24/6/98\
  39941. 1087^
  39942. James Halliday
  39943. 1/2/97
  39944. Light to medium green-yellow, again with the hallmark fine, persistent mousse. This wine proclaims its chardonnay varietal base from start to finish, with delicate, soft melon and white peach aromas, with creamy yeasty flavours and textures adding to the appeal of the palate. 
  39945. export
  39946. 98 bookH
  39947. 1997Q
  39948. 1996R
  39949. 1997V
  39950. 24/6/98Y
  39951. 24/6/98\
  39952. 1088^
  39953. James Halliday
  39954. 1/4/94
  39955. Dark red, with just a hint of purple; complex cedary/cigar box oak overlays dark chocolate and berry fruit aromas on the bouquet, leading logically on to a chocolate and berry-flavoured palate with fine cedar and vanilla oak, and persistent tannins on the finish.
  39956. 2004Q
  39957. 1996R
  39958. 2004V
  39959. 24/6/98Y
  39960. 24/6/98\
  39961. 1089^
  39962. James Halliday
  39963. 1/4/95
  39964. BMedium red-purple; the bouquet is complex with cedar, leaf and vanilla aromas intermingling, leading on to a potent wine on the palate with similar cedar, vanilla and briary fruit flavours, and a long finish. The overall impact of the oak trembles on the brink, and the wine is not in the class of the 
  39965. 89 or 
  39966. 91 vintages.
  39967. 2004Q
  39968. 1997R
  39969. 2004V
  39970. 24/6/98Y
  39971. 24/6/98\
  39972. 1090^
  39973. James Halliday
  39974. 1/11/95
  39975. PMedium to full red-purple; the usual complex array of berry, earth, mint and dark chocolate aromas on the bouquet, with an appropriate dose of vanillin oak. The palate is tremendously powerful but well balanced briary/dark chocolate/black fruit flavours and lingering tannins. A multiple gold medal winner throughout the 1995 show year.
  39976. 2006Q
  39977. 1998R
  39978. 2006V
  39979. 24/6/98Y
  39980. 24/6/98\
  39981. 1091^
  39982. James Halliday
  39983. 1/8/96
  39984. Full red-purple; rich and powerful cassis and blackberry fruit with oak in support introduces a wine with a powerful but classic cabernet sauvignon mix of cassis, green olive and cigar, supported by appropriately pronounced tannins, and excellent oak throughout.
  39985. Export
  39986. 98 bookH
  39987. 2010Q
  39988. 2000R
  39989. 2010V
  39990. 24/6/98Y
  39991. 24/6/98\
  39992. 1092^
  39993. James Halliday
  39994. 1/10/94D
  39995. Pale golden-tawny; infinitely complex bouquet of brandysnap biscuit, toffee, nuts and faint tea-leaf run through the bouquet, while the palate is rich and raisiny, with luscious fruit on the mid-palate finishing with appropriate acidity.H
  39996. 24/6/98Y
  39997. 24/6/98\
  39998. 1093^
  39999. James Halliday
  40000. 1/10/95
  40001. !Medium to full tawny; the bouquet is penetrating, with fine earthy spirity notes and pronounced rancio; there are the usual complex array of spicy, nutty aromas also present. A harmonious wine on the palate, with a fine, lingering raisin, toffee and biscuit palate with a cleansing finish.
  40002. 24/6/98Y
  40003. 24/6/98\
  40004. 1094^
  40005. James Halliday
  40006. 1/4/97D
  40007. Medium tawny-red; the bouquet has a well-balanced mix of spicy fruit and pleasantly earthy spirit; the exceptional harmonious palate shows ripples of gently spicy fruit interwoven with soft tannins, a touch of rancio lift and perfectly balanced acidity. E
  40008. Export
  40009. 98 bookH
  40010. 2007K
  40011. 1997R
  40012. 2007V
  40013. 24/6/98Y
  40014. 24/6/98\
  40015. 1095^
  40016. James Halliday
  40017. 1/1/98
  40018. Light golden-tawny; the bouquet is incredibly penetrating and fine, with intense rancio and an underlay of caramel and spice. The palate is relatively light-bodied, yet piercingly intense, with sweet faintly raisiny fruit on the mid-palate, finishing with cleansing acidity.
  40019. ExportH
  40020. 2008Q
  40021. 1998R
  40022. 2008V
  40023. 24/6/98W
  40024. 99 bookY
  40025. 24/6/98\
  40026. 1096^
  40027. James Halliday
  40028. 1/1/98
  40029. Light straw-yellow; penetrating floor aromas which almost defy description, having a penetrating mineral and nutty aroma. The flavour is almost tingling in its dryness, and now has the combination of delicacy and pungency of the top Spanish Finos and Manzanillas.
  40030. ExportH
  40031. 1999Q
  40032. 1998R
  40033. 1999V
  40034. 24/6/98W
  40035. 99 bookY
  40036. 24/6/98\
  40037. 1097^
  40038. James Halliday
  40039. 1/10/96
  40040. DDeep olive-brown in colour; powerful aromas of briar, chocolate, earth, plum pudding and toffee lead on to a wine of almost unbelievable intensity, hugely powerful with dark briary/berry/plum pudding flavours and surprisingly powerful tannins. The acid is a perfect counterbalance to the intensely sweet and rich mid-palate.
  40041. 24/6/98Y
  40042. 24/6/98\
  40043. 1098^
  40044. James Halliday
  40045. 1/10/96
  40046. 2Dark brown with an olive rim; the bouquet is intense and harmonious with raisiny fruit, toffee, brandysnap and a touch of caramel backed by high spirit and rancio. The palate is as harmonious as the bouquet promises, with similar brandysnap, toffee and chocolate flavours, finishing with cleansing acidity.
  40047. 24/6/98Y
  40048. 24/6/98\
  40049. 1099^
  40050. James Halliday
  40051. 1/4/97
  40052. FDark dense brown, merging into olive; a penetrating, intense bouquet with typical rancio and a degree of volatility.  Toffee, cr
  40053. me br
  40054. e, plum pudding and spice aromas and flavours run through both bouquet and palate. An overwhelmingly powerful, rich and pungently long wine to 
  40055. be sipped
  40056.  and savoured in minute quantities.
  40057. ExportH
  40058. 2016K
  40059. 1997R
  40060. 2016V
  40061. 24/6/98Y
  40062. 24/6/98\
  40063. 1100^
  40064. James Halliday
  40065. 1/5/97
  40066. NDark olive-brown, tinged with green, and pours like viscous oil; the bouquet leaps out of the glass, with cascades of aroma; plum pudding, toffee and the works lifted by the touch of volatility one always encounters. The tiniest sip is overwhelming, drawing saliva from every corner of the mouth; incredibly concentrated and essencey.
  40067. Export
  40068. 98 bookH
  40069. 2017K
  40070. 1997R
  40071. 2017V
  40072. 24/6/98W
  40073. 99 bookY
  40074. 24/6/98\
  40075. 1101^
  40076. James Halliday
  40077. 1/10/94
  40078. Light to medium green-yellow; quite good floral fruit aromas with a hint of lift to the bouquet. The palate is quite powerful and potent with full lime fruit finishing with appreciable sweetness.H
  40079. 1999Q
  40080. 1995R
  40081. 1999V
  40082. 24/6/98Y
  40083. 24/6/98\
  40084. 1102^
  40085. James Halliday
  40086. 1/10/94D
  40087. Light to medium green-yellow; a full bouquet with fruit salad aromas married with vanillin oak. A full-bodied wine on the palate with rich tropical/fruit salad flavours and ever so slightly oily oak. H
  40088. 1995Q
  40089. 1994R
  40090. 1995V
  40091. 24/6/98Y
  40092. 24/6/98\
  40093. 1103^
  40094. James Halliday
  40095. 1/11/95D
  40096. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich bouquet with lots of sweet fruit and pronounced style leads on to a similar palate, which is oaky, but which has lots of the hallmark tropical/fruit salad fruit flavours to carry that oak.H
  40097. 1996Q
  40098. 1995R
  40099. 1996V
  40100. 24/6/98Y
  40101. 24/6/98\
  40102. 1104^
  40103. James Halliday
  40104. 1/10/96D
  40105. Glowing yellow-green; a very striking wine with ultra-fragrant and pungent fruit mixed with lots of American oak on both bouquet and palate. Full of flavour and character, but I would rather have my chips with fish than wine.E
  40106. Export
  40107. 98 bookH
  40108. 1997Q
  40109. 1996R
  40110. 1997V
  40111. 24/6/98Y
  40112. 24/6/98\
  40113. 1105^
  40114. James Halliday
  40115. 1/10/94
  40116. Dense purple-red; ripe cassis and dark chocolate fruit aromas with subtle oak. The palate is powerful, with ripe dark berry and dark chocolate fruit, strong but not excessive tannins, and oak largely swallowed up by the fruit. Give it another five years at least.
  40117. 2004Q
  40118. 1999R
  40119. 2004V
  40120. 24/6/98Y
  40121. 24/6/98\
  40122. 1106^
  40123. James Halliday
  40124. 1/11/95
  40125. Deep red-purple; a powerful wine with earth, mint and cassis fruit on the bouquet, and a complex array of fruit flavours on the palate, ranging from mint to dark berry to chocolate. The finish is as yet slightly hard, but the wine will soften with time in bottle.
  40126. 2006Q
  40127. 2000R
  40128. 2006V
  40129. 24/6/98Y
  40130. 24/6/98\
  40131. 1107^
  40132. James Halliday
  40133. 1/10/96
  40134. Dense, youthful purple-red; a massively concentrated earthy and somewhat extractive wine which has been rushed into bottle (and onto the market). There are, however, so many good things there it should be given the decade or so that it needs to soften and open up.
  40135. Export
  40136. 98 bookH
  40137. 2008Q
  40138. 2002R
  40139. 2008V
  40140. 24/6/98Y
  40141. 24/6/98\
  40142. 1108^
  40143. James Halliday
  40144. 1/10/94
  40145. Full purple-red; very ripe, dense jammy/cherry/berry fruit with subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate, too, shows extremely ripe fruit with abundant tannins and extract.H
  40146. 2008Q
  40147. 1998R
  40148. 2008V
  40149. 24/6/98Y
  40150. 24/6/98\
  40151. 1109^
  40152. James Halliday
  40153. 1/11/95
  40154. !Medium to full red-purple; a powerful dark berry/blackcurrant bouquet leads on to a full-bodied powerful palate with earthy cabernet sauvignon varietal characters dominating. A trifle callow in its youth, and needing time to soften. Silver medal at the National Wine Show in November 1995.
  40155. 2009Q
  40156. 1999R
  40157. 2009V
  40158. 24/6/98Y
  40159. 24/6/98\
  40160. 1110^
  40161. James Halliday
  40162. 1/9/94D
  40163. Medium to full red-purple; a vibrantly clean spice and black cherry bouquet of medium to full intensity, and minimal oak influence. The palate shows lovely ripe fruit with cherry and spice flavours, fine-grained tannins, balanced acidity and subtle oak.H
  40164. 2000Q
  40165. 1995R
  40166. 2000V
  40167. 24/6/98Y
  40168. 24/6/98\
  40169. 1111^
  40170. James Halliday
  40171. 1/10/95
  40172. Medium to full red-purple; vibrant black cherry and cherry pip fruit, tinged with spice, and entirely fruit-driven on the bouquet. There are identical, vibrant cherry and spice fruit flavours on the still youthful palate. Continues a great run of vintages.
  40173. 2001Q
  40174. 1996R
  40175. 2001V
  40176. 24/6/98Y
  40177. 24/6/98\
  40178. 1112^
  40179. James Halliday
  40180. 1/12/96
  40181. Full purple-red; powerful spice, liquorice and pepper varietal fruit aromas are dominant, with little or no oak input evident.  In the mouth, ultra-typical Yarra shiraz with a pungent array of spice, leaf, pepper and liquorice flavours.  Very much a love-it or leave-it style.
  40182. Export
  40183. 98 bookH
  40184. 2002Q
  40185. 1997R
  40186. 2002V
  40187. 24/6/98Y
  40188. 24/6/98\
  40189. 1113^
  40190. James Halliday
  40191. 1/10/94
  40192. Light green-yellow; clean, crisp, lime and herb aromas lead on to a light, crisp and lively palate with gently herbaceous fruit. The wine has good length and acidity, and is well made.H
  40193. 2000Q
  40194. 1995R
  40195. 2000V
  40196. 24/6/98Y
  40197. 24/6/98\
  40198. 1114^
  40199. James Halliday
  40200. 1/1/96D
  40201. Light green-yellow; there are firm hay/straw aromas with some characters not unlike a modest Riesling. The palate at this juncture tracks the bouquet; time will tell whether it will develop, but one suspects the vintage will tell against it.H
  40202. 1999Q
  40203. 1996R
  40204. 1999V
  40205. 24/6/98Y
  40206. 24/6/98\
  40207. 1115^
  40208. James Halliday
  40209. 1/2/97
  40210. 2Light to medium yellow-green; a light, clean, crisp and aromatic bouquet with typical herbaceous overtones, looking as much like Sauvignon Blanc as Semillon, but typical for the region. The palate is clean, well balanced and with a particularly long, lingering lemony finish. Is guaranteed to develop well.
  40211. export
  40212. 98 bookH
  40213. 2002Q
  40214. 1997R
  40215. 2002V
  40216. 24/6/98Y
  40217. 24/6/98\
  40218. 1116^
  40219. James Halliday
  40220. 1/10/94D
  40221. Medium red-purple; clean, fragrant spice, leaf and cassis aromas in perfect harmony. The palate is long and intense, with spicy cassis fruit, very good structure and a long finish. A beautiful example of Yarra Valley Cabernet.H
  40222. 2001Q
  40223. 1995R
  40224. 2001V
  40225. 24/6/98Y
  40226. 24/6/98\
  40227. 1117^
  40228. James Halliday
  40229. 1/1/96
  40230. Medium to full red-purple; there are typical Yarra Valley aromas with a mix of red berry, leaf, mint and earth. The palate is potent and powerful, with a long finish and still showing some rough edges needing to settle down. Has the weight and substance to do so.
  40231. 2002Q
  40232. 1996R
  40233. 2002V
  40234. 24/6/98Y
  40235. 24/6/98\
  40236. 1118^
  40237. James Halliday
  40238. 1/2/97
  40239. JMedium to full purple-red; an attractive mix of cassis, earth and leaf, with a touch of vanilla oak and a degree of lift. A high-toned, high-flavoured and striking wine on the palate with a mix of berry, cassis and mint flavours, and no green characters. Once again there is a degree of lift, the wine finishing with fine tannins.
  40240. export
  40241. 98 bookH
  40242. 2003Q
  40243. 1997R
  40244. 2003V
  40245. 24/6/98Y
  40246. 24/6/98\
  40247. 1119^
  40248. James Halliday
  40249. 1/9/94D
  40250. Light green-yellow; clean and crisp herbal/gooseberry aromas of medium intensity. Bright and fresh on the palate, with perfectly balanced acidity, and while not having quite as much fruit as the 
  40251. 93, does have a long finish.H
  40252. 1997Q
  40253. 1995R
  40254. 1997V
  40255. 24/6/98Y
  40256. 24/6/98\
  40257. 1120^
  40258. James Halliday
  40259. 1/10/95
  40260. $Light green-yellow; a spotlessly clean bouquet, fine and elegant, with lively fruit in the passionfruit/gooseberry spectrum. The palate delivers more of the same, fine and elegant, flavoursome without aggression, and abundant gooseberry/herbal mid-palate flesh preceding a long, crisp finish.
  40261. 1998Q
  40262. 1996R
  40263. 1998V
  40264. 24/6/98Y
  40265. 24/6/98\
  40266. 1121^
  40267. James Halliday
  40268. 1/1/97
  40269. Bright, light green-yellow; a clean, correct bouquet with bell-clear varietal character, though not particularly intense.  The palate is clean, fresh and correct, with hints of tropical/gooseberry fruit, but not quite as much intensity as in previous years.
  40270. Export
  40271. 98 bookH
  40272. 1999Q
  40273. 1997R
  40274. 1999V
  40275. 24/6/98Y
  40276. 24/6/98\
  40277. 1122^
  40278. James Halliday
  40279. 1/9/94
  40280. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant with citrus, herbal and melon aromas of light intensity. In the mouth the wine tends towards a traditional Chablis style, crisp and lean.H
  40281. 1998Q
  40282. 1995R
  40283. 1998V
  40284. 24/6/98Y
  40285. 24/6/98\
  40286. 1123^
  40287. James Halliday
  40288. 1/10/95D
  40289. Light yellow-green; a delicately aromatic bouquet with lemon/citrus and white peach fruit; the palate is fresh, crisp and pleasant but is light-bodied. This seems to be the style destined for the wine.H
  40290. 1999Q
  40291. 1996R
  40292. 1999V
  40293. 24/6/98Y
  40294. 24/6/98\
  40295. 1124^
  40296. James Halliday
  40297. 1/1/97D
  40298. Light green-yellow; follows closely in the track of the 
  40299. 95, with a delicate, fragrant bouquet with lemon/citrus fruit leading on to a pleasant, crisp, lively wine which has a similar structure to the Shaw & Smith sauvignon blanc.E
  40300. Export
  40301. 98 bookH
  40302. 2000Q
  40303. 1997R
  40304. 2000V
  40305. 24/6/98Y
  40306. 24/6/98\
  40307. 1125^
  40308. James Halliday
  40309. 1/9/94D
  40310. Medium yellow-green; a complex, multilayered bouquet with smooth, sweet fruit and hazelnut oak. In the mouth, the wine is elegant, with fine melon and citrus fruit, a hint of toasty oak, finishing with great length.H
  40311. 1999Q
  40312. 1994R
  40313. 1999V
  40314. 24/6/98Y
  40315. 24/6/98\
  40316. 1126^
  40317. James Halliday
  40318. 1/10/95
  40319. TMedium yellow-green; there are fragrant, lifted grapefruit/melon aromas with classy, gently spicy French oak leading on to a wine of exuberant expression on the palate; intense grapefruit and melon flavours with some creamy notes deriving from partial malolactic fermentation, all surrounded with high-quality French oak in perfect balance.
  40320. 2004Q
  40321. 1995R
  40322. 2004V
  40323. 24/6/98Y
  40324. 24/6/98\
  40325. 1127^
  40326. James Halliday
  40327. 1/1/97
  40328. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet in which the high-quality French oak, barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences come together seamlessly.  The palate is elegant and restrained, with similar influences at play; very deliberately made to place the primary emphasis on structure, length and balance, and not on simple fruit. Not quite as rich as the magnificent 
  40329. 94, but a great wine nonetheless.
  40330. Export
  40331. 98 bookH
  40332. 2002Q
  40333. 1997R
  40334. 2002V
  40335. 24/6/98Y
  40336. 24/6/98\
  40337. 1128^
  40338. James Halliday
  40339. 1/11/94D
  40340. Light green-yellow; tight lemony/herbal/citrus aromas with little oak evident, followed by a tight, intense palate with the structure of a Semillon. It is just possible that the wine may develop great complexity with bottle age.H
  40341. 1997Q
  40342. 1995R
  40343. 1997V
  40344. 24/6/98Y
  40345. 24/6/98\
  40346. 1129^
  40347. James Halliday
  40348. 1/10/95
  40349. Light green-yellow; light, crisp citrussy aromas with some overtones one often finds in the Hunter Valley. The palate is light, crisp and delicate with considerable length. Consistent style with the 
  40350. 94. H
  40351. 1998Q
  40352. 1996R
  40353. 1998V
  40354. 24/6/98Y
  40355. 24/6/98\
  40356. 1130^
  40357. James Halliday
  40358. 1/12/96D
  40359. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean and fresh bouquet of light to medium intensity with melon/fig fruit and subtle oak. The palate, likewise, is fresh, clean and well made, not especially rich, but has attraction simply because it is delicate.E
  40360. Export
  40361. 98 bookH
  40362. 1999Q
  40363. 1997R
  40364. 1999V
  40365. 24/6/98Y
  40366. 24/6/98\
  40367. 1131^
  40368. James Halliday
  40369. 1/2/96D
  40370. Light to medium yellow-green; soft but abundant fruit aromas in a tropical gooseberry spectrum, sweet and beguiling. The palate is soft, full flavoured, with more of those sweet, ripe gooseberry flavours, balanced by crisp acidity on the finish.E
  40371. export
  40372. 98 bookH
  40373. 1997Q
  40374. 1996R
  40375. 1997V
  40376. 24/6/98Y
  40377. 24/6/98\
  40378. 1132^
  40379. James Halliday
  40380. 1/12/96D
  40381. Medium to full yellow-green; an intriguing wine which for all the world seems to have a touch of spicy oak on both bouquet and palate, although said to be unwooded. There are attractive, light gooseberry fruit flavours to the finish of the palate.E
  40382. export
  40383. 98 bookH
  40384. 1998Q
  40385. 1997R
  40386. 1998V
  40387. 24/6/98Y
  40388. 24/6/98\
  40389. 1133^
  40390. James Halliday
  40391. 1/10/94
  40392. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful and strongly toasty, with an underlay of lime, and showing some development. The palate is full-flavoured with abundant lime and toast fruit, and a soft, almost fleshy finish, without being excessively phenolic.
  40393. 1996Q
  40394. 1995R
  40395. 1996V
  40396. 24/6/98Y
  40397. 24/6/98\
  40398. 1134^
  40399. James Halliday
  40400. 1/10/95
  40401. Medium yellow-green; an unusual array of aromas on the bouquet with leaf, peppermint, cigar box and tobacco, unlike anything I have previously encountered. There are tangy flavours on the palate which virtually repeat that most unusual bouquet. Wholly unconventional, but not unpleasant.
  40402. 1997Q
  40403. 1996R
  40404. 1997V
  40405. 24/6/98Y
  40406. 24/6/98\
  40407. 1135^
  40408. James Halliday
  40409. 1/12/96
  40410. Medium to full yellow-green; big, broad, soft, developed toasty aromas lead on to a generous, soft and mouthfilling palate with more of those tropical/toasty flavours. In very typical style for the vineyard; not a huge amount of finesse but certainly has flavour.
  40411. Export
  40412. 98 bookH
  40413. 1998Q
  40414. 1997R
  40415. 1998V
  40416. 24/6/98Y
  40417. 24/6/98\
  40418. 1136^
  40419. James Halliday
  40420. 1/10/94
  40421. Medium yellow-green; clean with tropical/apricot aromas of light to medium intensity. There are similar soft tropical and apricot flavours on the palate of a soft, pleasant cellar-door style.H
  40422. 1997Q
  40423. 1995R
  40424. 1997V
  40425. 24/6/98Y
  40426. 24/6/98\
  40427. 1137^
  40428. James Halliday
  40429. 1/10/94D
  40430. Developed medium red; clean, soft and relatively light leafy/minty aromas with just a hint of vanillin oak. A light-bodied wine on the palate, with similar sappy/leafy/minty flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  40431. 1996Q
  40432. 1994R
  40433. 1996V
  40434. 24/6/98Y
  40435. 24/6/98\
  40436. 1138^
  40437. James Halliday
  40438. 1/10/95
  40439. 4Medium to full red-purple; there are strong minty overtones to the dark berry fruit of the bouquet, with restrained oak in the background. A voluptuous wine on the palate, with rich and sweet dark berry and mint fruit flavours, a hint of vanillin oak, and finishing with soft tannins. A delicious mouthfull. 
  40440. 2002Q
  40441. 1996R
  40442. 2002V
  40443. 24/6/98Y
  40444. 24/6/98\
  40445. 1139^
  40446. James Halliday
  40447. 1/10/96D
  40448. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with quite pronounced minty/leafy characters; there are more minty/spicy/leafy flavours on the palate, all suggesting that at least part of the fruit was not as ripe as it is in most years.E
  40449. Export
  40450. 98 bookH
  40451. 2000Q
  40452. 1997R
  40453. 2000V
  40454. 24/6/98Y
  40455. 24/6/98\
  40456. 1140^
  40457. James Halliday
  40458. 1/10/96D
  40459. Dark brown, with an olive rim; strong, complex aged raisiny muscat fruit with clean, earthy spirit. Tremendous richness on the palate, yet retaining potent raisin and toffee muscat varietal character. Totally delicious.E
  40460. Export
  40461. 98 bookH
  40462. 2007Q
  40463. 1997R
  40464. 2007V
  40465. 24/6/98Y
  40466. 24/6/98\
  40467. 1141^
  40468. James Halliday
  40469. 1/9/94
  40470. Light green-yellow; a voluminous bouquet with strong canned yellow clingstone peach aromas, with similar tropical yellow peach and pineapple flavours on the palate, finishing with appreciable residual sugar.H
  40471. 1996Q
  40472. 1995R
  40473. 1996V
  40474. 24/6/98Y
  40475. 24/6/98\
  40476. 1142^
  40477. James Halliday
  40478. 1/11/95
  40479. GMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, of medium to full intensity and with tropical fruit salad aromas, nicely balanced and ripened fruit. The palate shows that same well-ripened and well-balanced fruit, with plenty of mouthfeel and flavour, and soft-balancing acid. Showed handsomely at the National Wine Show.
  40480. 1997Q
  40481. 1996R
  40482. 1997V
  40483. 24/6/98Y
  40484. 24/6/98\
  40485. 1143^
  40486. James Halliday
  40487. 1/10/96
  40488. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, but with a touch of green grassy fruit; the palate is lively and fresh, with pleasant acidity, although early in its life high levels of carbon dioxide proved a little distracting.E
  40489. Export
  40490. 98 bookH
  40491. 1998Q
  40492. 1997R
  40493. 1998V
  40494. 24/6/98Y
  40495. 24/6/98\
  40496. 1144^
  40497. James Halliday
  40498. 1/7/94D
  40499. Bright red-purple; clean, fresh and lively fruit aromas, in a minty/cherry spectrum. The palate is similarly juicy, youthful and bright, with fresh cherry fruit. The wine is not structurally complex, and is not intended to be.H
  40500. 1996Q
  40501. 1994R
  40502. 1996V
  40503. 24/6/98Y
  40504. 24/6/98\
  40505. 1145^
  40506. James Halliday
  40507. 1/1/96D
  40508. Light purple-red; a bright, fresh juicy berry bouquet halfway between Beaujolais and Ros
  40509. . The palate delivers more of the same, fresh, bright and juicy in a Beaujolais style with sweet fruit. Good stuff.H
  40510. 1998Q
  40511. 1996R
  40512. 1998V
  40513. 24/6/98Y
  40514. 24/6/98\
  40515. 1146^
  40516. James Halliday
  40517. 1/10/95
  40518. Medium to full red-purple; fragrant, spicy varietal fruit with an abundant sweet cherry core and a hint of vanillin/coconut oak. The palate shows lovely cherry fruit with a hint of liquorice, and more spice than in either the 
  40519. 91 or 
  40520. 90 vintages. Retasted twice in October 1995, with consistently very high points; the spice has subsided, and in its place dark berry/blackberry fruits and elegant, fine-grained tannins have come to the fore. A beautiful wine.
  40521. 2000Q
  40522. 1996R
  40523. 2000V
  40524. 24/6/98Y
  40525. 24/6/98\
  40526. 1147^
  40527. James Halliday
  40528. 1/1/96
  40529. Medium to full red-purple; clean, moderately intense bouquet of dark cherry and plum fruit, with oak evident but in restraint. As ever, a marvellously stylish wine on the palate, spotlessly clean and very well crafted, with that black cherry fruit and a vanilla cream texture and flavour coming from the judicious use of good American oak. Right up to form.  Retasted on three occasions in the second half of 1996 with consistent notes (and very high points).
  40530. 2001Q
  40531. 1997R
  40532. 2001V
  40533. 24/6/98Y
  40534. 24/6/98\
  40535. 1148^
  40536. James Halliday
  40537. 1/5/97
  40538. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, with earthy shiraz varietal character set in fairly obvious American oak in the modern style. On the palate there is ample fruit to support the generous helpings of American oak; a well-crafted and sculpted wine.
  40539. 2004K
  40540. CD noteQ
  40541. 1997R
  40542. 2004V
  40543. 24/6/98Y
  40544. 24/6/98\
  40545. 1149^
  40546. James Halliday
  40547. 1/10/95D
  40548. Medium yellow-green; a beautifully smooth, harmonious and elegant bouquet with fine melon/peach fruit and subtle oak. The palate is lively, long and fine, with tangy melon and nectarine fruit flavours with just a hint of French oak.H
  40549. 2004Q
  40550. 1995R
  40551. 2004V
  40552. 24/6/98Y
  40553. 24/6/98\
  40554. 1150^
  40555. James Halliday
  40556. 1/10/96
  40557. 3Medium yellow-green; a most attractive wine with clean, white peach aromas woven through with subtle oak on the bouquet; the palate is harmonious, essentially fruit-driven, with fruit flavours ranging from nectarine to fig to melon, and a long finish with nicely balanced oak. Excellent result for the year.
  40558. Export
  40559. 98 bookH
  40560. 2004Q
  40561. 1997R
  40562. 2004V
  40563. 24/6/98Y
  40564. 24/6/98\
  40565. 1151^
  40566. James Halliday
  40567. 1/9/94
  40568.  Dense red-purple; very ripe and concentrated blackcurrant fruit with subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate is massively concentrated and rich, with lots of sweet berry fruit, and no minty/gamey characters at all. Unusual style for the Yarra Valley, reflecting the perfect ripening season.
  40569. 2002Q
  40570. 1996R
  40571. 2002V
  40572. 24/6/98Y
  40573. 24/6/98\
  40574. 1152^
  40575. James Halliday
  40576. 1/10/95
  40577. Medium to full red; the bouquet shows distinctly gamey characters derived from the vineyard (canopy) rather than the winery, but does have ripe fruit. The palate, too is rich and chocolatey, but reaffirms those green/gamey characters of the bouquet. Not up to the 
  40578. 2000Q
  40579. 1996R
  40580. 2000V
  40581. 24/6/98Y
  40582. 24/6/98\
  40583. 1153^
  40584. James Halliday
  40585. 1/1/95
  40586. Medium to full yellow-orange; intense tropical apricot lime and pineapple aromas with minimal oak influence. The palate is redolent of apricot and lime, with an acceptable degree of volatile acidity giving lift and piquancy. H
  40587. 1997Q
  40588. 1995R
  40589. 1997V
  40590. 24/6/98Y
  40591. 24/6/98\
  40592. 1154^
  40593. James Halliday
  40594. 1/2/96D
  40595. Medium to full yellow-orange; rich cumquat botrytis fruit with subtle oak, leads on to a clean, nicely balanced palate, with crisp acidity set against the luscious fruit.H
  40596. 1998Q
  40597. 1996R
  40598. 1998V
  40599. 24/6/98Y
  40600. 24/6/98\
  40601. 1155^
  40602. James Halliday
  40603. 1/2/96D
  40604. Glowing yellow-green; the wine shows unexpectedly pronounced botrytis influence on the bouquet with peach and mandarin aromas together with subtle oak. A well-made, moderately luscious wine on the palate, again showing subtle oak handling.H
  40605. 1999Q
  40606. 1997R
  40607. 1999V
  40608. 24/6/98Y
  40609. 24/6/98\
  40610. 1156^
  40611. James Halliday
  40612. 1/11/94
  40613. Medium red-purple; abundant sweet jammy berry fruit which is extremely varietal in character, with subtle oak. There are nearly identical ripe, jammy/berry fruit flavours, with a whisper of volatile acidity and some of the signs of low sulphur levels. A striking wine in many respects. 
  40614. 1996Q
  40615. 1995R
  40616. 1996V
  40617. 24/6/98Y
  40618. 24/6/98\
  40619. 1157^
  40620. James Halliday
  40621. 1/1/96D
  40622. Light to medium red-purple; there is pronounced sweet jammy/spicy berry fruit on the bouquet; the palate is likewise driven by sweet, fractionally gamey fruit which has obviously been taken to full ripeness. Finishes with soft tannins.H
  40623. 1998Q
  40624. 1997R
  40625. 1998V
  40626. 24/6/98Y
  40627. 24/6/98\
  40628. 1158^
  40629. James Halliday
  40630. 1/11/94
  40631. Medium to full red, fractionally dull, clean and soft with sappy Pinotish aromas which developed in the glass. The flavours are in the same spectrum, the texture and feel of the wine quite sweet and supple, all as much reminiscent of Pinot as Shiraz.H
  40632. 1996Q
  40633. 1994R
  40634. 1996V
  40635. 24/6/98Y
  40636. 24/6/98\
  40637. 1159^
  40638. James Halliday
  40639. 1/1/96D
  40640. Light red; a clean, light bouquet with some earthy varietal character. The palate is pleasant, with earthy/briary fruit surrounding a gently sweet mid-palate, and helped by a touch of vanillin oak.H
  40641. 1997Q
  40642. 1995R
  40643. 1997V
  40644. 24/6/98Y
  40645. 24/6/98\
  40646. 1160^
  40647. James Halliday
  40648. 1/2/97
  40649. fMedium red, with a touch of purple; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity with gentle vanillin oak; the fruit richness and ripeness slowly unfolds, and grows on you. The palate is fully ripe, with mouthfilling black cherry, plum and mint fruit together with subtle oak. No spicy characters evident, attesting to the overall ripeness of the wine.
  40650. export
  40651. 98 bookH
  40652. 1999Q
  40653. 1997R
  40654. 1999V
  40655. 24/6/98Y
  40656. 24/6/98\
  40657. 1161^
  40658. James Halliday
  40659. 1/11/94
  40660. Medium yellow-green; a very complex wine with outstanding fruit and oak balance and integration, and a teasing degree of volatile lift. The palate is equally complex with lots of tangy/citrus fruit married with more complex nutty barrel-ferment/malolactic cashew nut and oak characters.
  40661. 1997Q
  40662. 1995R
  40663. 1997V
  40664. 24/6/98Y
  40665. 24/6/98\
  40666. 1162^
  40667. James Halliday
  40668. 1/10/95
  40669. IMedium yellow-green; strong bready/nutty aromas almost into cigar box, reflecting considerable malolactic fermentation influence. The palate is round and mouthfilling with a startling array of bready/nutty/toasty flavours and some of the creamy sweetness from malolactic fermentation. A striking regional wine of great character.
  40670. 1998Q
  40671. 1996R
  40672. 1998V
  40673. 24/6/98Y
  40674. 24/6/98\
  40675. 1163^
  40676. James Halliday
  40677. 1/1/97
  40678. Glowing yellow-green; an opulent rich and full-blown bouquet featuring a mix of citrus, melon and stone fruit together with smoky bacon oak leads on to an opulent, rich and mouthfilling palate with panoply of flavours, sweet and fleshy then tinged with citrus.
  40679. Export
  40680. 98 bookH
  40681. 1999Q
  40682. 1997R
  40683. 1999V
  40684. 24/6/98Y
  40685. 24/6/98\
  40686. 1164^
  40687. James Halliday
  40688. 1/11/94
  40689. Medium to full red; a tremendous volume of aroma neatly combining sappy fruit with spicy oak. The palate is long and intense, with spicy characters from both stems and high-quality French oak, some plummy/briary fruit, and a fine, lingering finish.H
  40690. 1997Q
  40691. 1994R
  40692. 1997V
  40693. 24/6/98Y
  40694. 24/6/98\
  40695. 1165^
  40696. James Halliday
  40697. 1/11/95
  40698. CMedium red-purple; the bouquet leaps out of the glass, full of character, with fragrant sappy/stalky/spicy aromas, introducing a palate with identical lively and vibrant flavours of considerable complexity, some of it obviously derived from a whole-bunch component giving some carbonic maceration characters. A classy wine.
  40699. 1998Q
  40700. 1996R
  40701. 1998V
  40702. 24/6/98Y
  40703. 24/6/98\
  40704. 1166^
  40705. James Halliday
  40706. 1/10/97
  40707. _Medium red-purple; quite pronounced spicy oak introduces a light but stylish bouquet with hints of strawberry and violets. The palate is delicate but refined, with good mouthfeel, balance and structure; the sweet, spicy French oak has been very well handled. Retasted October 1997 and has developed beautifully, with strong Burgundian characteristics.
  40708. Export
  40709. 98 bookH
  40710. 1998Q
  40711. 1997R
  40712. 1998V
  40713. 24/6/98W
  40714. 99 bookY
  40715. 24/6/98\
  40716. 1167^
  40717. James Halliday
  40718. 1/11/94D
  40719. Full yellow-orange; complex, toasty, hazelnut and butter aromas lead on to a multi-flavoured wine with some vaguely French characters, though finishes somewhat sweet, due as much to the alcohol as to anything else.H
  40720. 1994Q
  40721. 1993R
  40722. 1994V
  40723. 24/6/98Y
  40724. 24/6/98\
  40725. 1168^
  40726. James Halliday
  40727. 1/6/95
  40728. 4Medium red-purple; clean, solid bouquet with hints of spice, briar, plum and vanillin oak. The palate has the typical extract and power of the Taltarni reds, but the tannins are in restraint, giving the wine the necessary balance to age well. One of the best vintages ever of this wine. (Retasted June 1995.)
  40729. 2004Q
  40730. 1996R
  40731. 2004V
  40732. 24/6/98Y
  40733. 24/6/98\
  40734. 1169^
  40735. James Halliday
  40736. 1/10/95
  40737. Medium red, with a touch of purple. The bouquet is clean with relatively gentle earthy shiraz fruit aromas, and minimal oak influence; the palate is a little on the plain side, but the palate is reasonably soft and, above all else, the tannins are balanced.
  40738. 2002Q
  40739. 1997R
  40740. 2002V
  40741. 24/6/98Y
  40742. 24/6/98\
  40743. 1170^
  40744. James Halliday
  40745. 1/10/96
  40746. Medium red; tasted on three separate occasions throughout 1996 (twice in shiraz competitions) and showed consistently in all tastings, uncharacteristically light and thin with light, sappy, leafy/minty/earthy aromas and flavours.  E
  40747. Export
  40748. 98 bookH
  40749. 2000Q
  40750. 1997R
  40751. 2000V
  40752. 24/6/98Y
  40753. 24/6/98\
  40754. 1171^
  40755. James Halliday
  40756. 1/9/94D
  40757. Bright yellow-green; solid, smooth with some honey notes, but also herbs. The palate is solid with grassy/herbaceous notes more evident, but balanced by just a hint of residual sugar on the finish.H
  40758. 2000Q
  40759. 1996R
  40760. 2000V
  40761. 24/6/98Y
  40762. 24/6/98\
  40763. 1172^
  40764. James Halliday
  40765. 1/9/94D
  40766. Brilliant green-yellow; potent fruit aromas in the tropical peach spectrum. The palate shows similar concentration and weight with citrus tones alongside more tropical fruit; has considerable length and acid balance.H
  40767. 1999Q
  40768. 1995R
  40769. 1999V
  40770. 24/6/98Y
  40771. 24/6/98\
  40772. 1173^
  40773. James Halliday
  40774. 1/11/94D
  40775. Medium to full red-purple; fragrant tobacco leaf and cedar aromas in typical style. The palate has briary fruit undertones to the same gently leafy/tobacco/herbal characters.H
  40776. 1998Q
  40777. 1996R
  40778. 1998V
  40779. 24/6/98Y
  40780. 24/6/98\
  40781. 1174^
  40782. James Halliday
  40783. 1/5/95
  40784. :Bright, light green-yellow; concentrated secondary aromas and characters showing malolactic fermentation and barrel fermentation influences, with the primary fruit down-played. The palate is complex, almost chewy, with lots of weight, again showing a range of secondary characters, and should live for a long time.
  40785. 2002Q
  40786. 1995R
  40787. 2002V
  40788. 24/6/98Y
  40789. 24/6/98\
  40790. 1175^
  40791. James Halliday
  40792. 1/10/95
  40793. {Pale yellow-green, relatively unevolved; austere stony/minerally rather than fruity aromas with complexity in a non-mainstream style; the palate shows a similar downplaying of primary fruit and instead a placing of emphasis on structure; there are malty/nutty flavours from ambient barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment inputs to go with the more stony characters. Striking wine.
  40794. 2003Q
  40795. 1996R
  40796. 2003V
  40797. 24/6/98Y
  40798. 24/6/98\
  40799. 1176^
  40800. James Halliday
  40801. 1/10/96
  40802. mLight to medium yellow-green, still youthful; a complex but restrained bouquet with very obvious barrel-ferment, malolactic fermentation and lees contact inputs, all of which come together very well.  The palate, too, has a strong winemaker
  40803. s thumbprint, but is all the better for that; the fruit is in the melon/cashew/citrus spectrum, with spicy/nutmeg overtones.
  40804. Export
  40805. 98 bookH
  40806. 2004Q
  40807. 1997R
  40808. 2004V
  40809. 24/6/98Y
  40810. 24/6/98\
  40811. 1177^
  40812. James Halliday
  40813. 1/4/97
  40814. Glowing yellow-green; the rich and full bouquet shows excellent fruit and oak balance and integration, with a complex and powerful array of fig and melon fruit aromas. The palate is likewise powerful and stylish, with the malolactic influence quite evident.
  40815. 2005K
  40816. CD noteQ
  40817. 1998R
  40818. 2005V
  40819. 24/6/98Y
  40820. 24/6/98\
  40821. 1178^
  40822. James Halliday
  40823. 1/10/95
  40824. Medium red-purple; clean, sweet, solid plum and cherry fruit with nicely balanced and integrated oak. Sweet, spicy plum fruit is present in abundance on the early and mid-palate, firming off on the finish as tannins make their presence felt. Needs time. Retasted in October 1995 and developing very well, with complex, powerful, plummy fruit with faintly briary overtones; fine tannins and good length. Ripe style.
  40825. 1997Q
  40826. 1994R
  40827. 1997V
  40828. 24/6/98Y
  40829. 24/6/98\
  40830. 1179^
  40831. James Halliday
  40832. 1/10/95D
  40833. Medium red; much lighter than the 
  40834. 92, as one would expect from the vintage, with slightly stalky/stemmy notes running through both bouquet and palate.H
  40835. 1996Q
  40836. 1995R
  40837. 1996V
  40838. 24/6/98Y
  40839. 24/6/98\
  40840. 1180^
  40841. James Halliday
  40842. 1/10/96
  40843. :Quite simply a great wine.  Medium to full red-purple, there is a complex array of earthy/stalky/cigar box/blood plum aromas with well balanced and integrated oak. As good as the bouquet is, the palate is even better with great length and a mix of violets, cedar and forest floor flavours in true Burgundian mould.
  40844. Export
  40845. 98 bookH
  40846. 2000Q
  40847. 1997R
  40848. 2000V
  40849. 24/6/98Y
  40850. 24/6/98\
  40851. 1181^
  40852. James Halliday
  40853. 1/4/97
  40854. Medium red-purple; an array of aromas on the bouquet ranging through spice, plum, tobacco, forest floor and earth. The palate is far more elegant than some earlier releases, with great length and finesse. I have to admit this is the best of numerous tasting notes, which has shown some inconsistency. Significantly, the wine won the trophy at the 1997 International Wine Challenge in London, competing against all the top Pinots from around the world.
  40855. 2001K
  40856. CD noteQ
  40857. 1997R
  40858. 2001V
  40859. 24/6/98Y
  40860. 24/6/98\
  40861. 1182^
  40862. James Halliday
  40863. 1/10/95
  40864. Light to medium purple; a light and clean bouquet tending simple with hints of pinot strawberry fruit. There is more weight on the palate with smooth strawberry varietal character; should develop nicely over the next 12 to 18 months. Retasted October 1995 with similar notes, although some secondary sappy tobacco characters are starting to appear in the manner of a lighter-weight burgundy.
  40865. 1997Q
  40866. 1996R
  40867. 1997V
  40868. 24/6/98Y
  40869. 24/6/98\
  40870. 1183^
  40871. James Halliday
  40872. 1/10/95
  40873. 3Light green-yellow; crisp, clean and fresh with faintly herbaceous notes. The palate is crisp, clean and fresh with lime, citrus and herb flavours and considerable length and grip to the finish. Retasted October 1995 and showing well, with soft lime and white stone fruit flavours to the fore on the palate.
  40874. 2001Q
  40875. 1995R
  40876. 2001V
  40877. 24/6/98Y
  40878. 24/6/98\
  40879. 1184^
  40880. James Halliday
  40881. 1/10/96
  40882. Bright green-yellow; a delicate and elegant bouquet, clean, fresh and crisp, with hints of lime; the palate is similarly fresh, crisp and elegant, a fine advertisement for both the winery and the district.E
  40883. Export
  40884. 98 bookH
  40885. 2003Q
  40886. 1997R
  40887. 2003V
  40888. 24/6/98Y
  40889. 24/6/98\
  40890. 1185^
  40891. James Halliday
  40892. 1/10/94
  40893.     Light to medium green-yellow; quite pronounced, spicy, slightly raw oak is evident on the bouquet, but there is rather more fruit evident on the palate, which has good mouthfeel, and is fleshed out by just a hint of residual sugar to make a clever commercial style.
  40894. 1995Q
  40895. 1994R
  40896. 1995V
  40897. 24/6/98Y
  40898. 24/6/98\
  40899. 1186^
  40900. James Halliday
  40901. 1/11/95
  40902. Medium green-yellow; there are lots of attractive, positive citrussy fruit on both bouquet and palate, although slightly indifferent quality oak is evident. The wine starts well on the palate, but falls away on the finish slightly. Still good value.H
  40903. 1996Q
  40904. 1995R
  40905. 1996V
  40906. 24/6/98Y
  40907. 24/6/98\
  40908. 1187^
  40909. James Halliday
  40910. 1/10/96D
  40911. Medium yellow-green; toasty American oak drives the wine through both the bouquet and palate; less oak and more fruit would have made a better mix.E
  40912. Export
  40913. 98 bookH
  40914. 1997Q
  40915. 1996R
  40916. 1997V
  40917. 24/6/98Y
  40918. 24/6/98\
  40919. 1188^
  40920. James Halliday
  40921. 1/10/94
  40922. Medium to full purple-red; strong liquorice and spice varietal aromas interwoven with well-balanced, albeit quite pronounced, vanillin American oak. A generous wine in the mouth, with lots of spicy/liquorice fruit and very well-integrated vanillin oak. Soft tannins.
  40923. 1998Q
  40924. 1995R
  40925. 1998V
  40926. 24/6/98
  40927. 24/6/98\
  40928. 1189^
  40929. James Halliday
  40930. 1/11/95D
  40931. Medium red; there are relatively light, leafy/sappy/spicy aromas, somewhat unusual for Taylors. The palate provides flavours identical to the aromas of the bouquet, again in a distinctly lighter, cooler-grown style than one normally encounters.H
  40932. 1997Q
  40933. 1995R
  40934. 1997V
  40935. 24/6/98Y
  40936. 24/6/98\
  40937. 1190^
  40938. James Halliday
  40939. 1/10/96D
  40940. Youthful red-purple; a light but aromatic bouquet with cherry and strawberry overtones leads on to an attractive palate with lively juicy berry fruit and well balanced and integrated American oak.  One of the best for many years.E
  40941. Export
  40942. 98 bookH
  40943. 2001Q
  40944. 1996R
  40945. 2001V
  40946. 24/6/98Y
  40947. 24/6/98\
  40948. 1191^
  40949. James Halliday
  40950. 1/10/94
  40951. "Medium red-purple; sophisticated spicy oak handling is evident, together with fresh red berry fruits to the bouquet. The palate shows the same sophisticated oak handling in a modern, ever so slightly resinous/charry mould, but the sweet berry fruit flavours give life and freshness as well.
  40952. 1996Q
  40953. 1994R
  40954. 1996V
  40955. 24/6/98Y
  40956. 24/6/98\
  40957. 1192^
  40958. James Halliday
  40959. 1/11/95
  40960. 6Medium red; the bouquet is clean and soft, with sweet fruit and pleasantly balanced although evident vanillin American oak. The palate shows quite obvious American oak with pleasant flavours of cedar and cigar, deriving in part from cask and bottle development. Not a heavyweight, nor great, but easy drinking.
  40961. 1997Q
  40962. 1995R
  40963. 1997V
  40964. 24/6/98Y
  40965. 24/6/98\
  40966. 1193^
  40967. James Halliday
  40968. 1/10/96
  40969. Light red; a rather light and plain bouquet, nowhere near the class of the Shiraz; the palate has relatively simple, sweet, slightly confectionery fruit and somewhat chippy oak.E
  40970. Export
  40971. 98 bookH
  40972. 1997Q
  40973. 1996R
  40974. 1997V
  40975. 24/6/98Y
  40976. 24/6/98\
  40977. 1194^
  40978. James Halliday
  40979. 1/10/94D
  40980. Medium to full yellow-green; a full, soft lime and honey bouquet leads on to a very pleasant, soft lime-accented, bottle-developed style with plenty of flavour and which finishes pleasantly dry.H
  40981. 1998Q
  40982. 1995R
  40983. 1998V
  40984. 24/6/98Y
  40985. 24/6/98\
  40986. 1195^
  40987. James Halliday
  40988. 1/10/94D
  40989. Glowing yellow-green; clean lime and toast bottle-developed aromas of medium intensity. The palate is nicely balanced and weighted, with toasty/limey fruit, soft acid, and now at its peak.H
  40990. 1994Q
  40991. 1993R
  40992. 1994V
  40993. 24/6/98Y
  40994. 24/6/98\
  40995. 1196^
  40996. James Halliday
  40997. 1/10/94
  40998. Vivid light purple-red; fresh, fruity and lively with a hint of spicy oak, possibly chips. On the palate the wine is wonderfully fresh and vibrant, again with a feeling of some chips use during fermentation followed by early bottling to preserve freshness. Appropriately low tannins.
  40999. 1995Q
  41000. 1994R
  41001. 1995V
  41002. 24/6/98Y
  41003. 24/6/98\
  41004. 1197^
  41005. James Halliday
  41006. 1/10/94
  41007. Medium to full red-purple; clean and smooth, with spicy varietal shiraz fruit and subtle oak. In the mouth, an excellent spicy wine driven by the shiraz; subtle oak integration and good acidity give the wine marvellous mouthfeel and balance. Perfect now, but will hold.
  41008. 1999Q
  41009. 1994R
  41010. 1999V
  41011. 24/6/98Y
  41012. 24/6/98\
  41013. 1198^
  41014. James Halliday
  41015. 1/5/95
  41016. KMedium red-purple; the bouquet is fresh, clean but surprisingly closed and unevolved; the palate likewise elegantly fresh yet curiously youthful, with fine tannins and crisp acid; almost as if the wine had been made without undergoing malolactic fermentation, which is inherently highly improbable. Whatever, a veritable Peter Pan.
  41017. 2000Q
  41018. 1995R
  41019. 2000V
  41020. 24/6/98Y
  41021. 24/6/98\
  41022. 1199^
  41023. James Halliday
  41024. 1/11/94D
  41025. Light yellow-green; lots of white peach, fig and melon fruit to the bouquet. The palate is of medium intensity, long and smooth with similar fruit flavours to those of the bouquet. Oh, for just a touch of oak.H
  41026. 1997Q
  41027. 1995R
  41028. 1997V
  41029. 24/6/98Y
  41030. 24/6/98\
  41031. 1200^
  41032. James Halliday
  41033. 1/2/96
  41034. Light to medium yellow-green; slightly more complex than the Lot 2 Chardonnay, with a spectrum of fruit aromas ranging from melon through to herbaceous. The palate has grip and length, but is less harmonious than the Lot 2 Chardonnay.H
  41035. 1997Q
  41036. 1996R
  41037. 1997V
  41038. 24/6/98Y
  41039. 24/6/98\
  41040. 1201^
  41041. James Halliday
  41042. 1/4/97
  41043. CLight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, but lively and tangy with citrus/melon aromas; the palate is curious, with slightly vegetal overtones to the citrussy/tangy fruit which are not particularly varietal, and which are at odds with the alcohol of slightly over 13%. European, rather than Australian, in style.
  41044. Export
  41045. 98 bookH
  41046. 1999K
  41047. 1997R
  41048. 1999V
  41049. 24/6/98Y
  41050. 24/6/98\
  41051. 1202^
  41052. James Halliday
  41053. 1/11/94
  41054. Pale pink; strawberry and dusty aromas intermingle on the bouquet. The wine is crisp and quite tart in the mouth, notwithstanding the presence of a hint of strawberry, as it finishes bone dry. Very refreshing; serve slightly chilled on a hot day.H
  41055. 1996Q
  41056. 1995R
  41057. 1996V
  41058. 24/6/98Y
  41059. 24/6/98\
  41060. 1203^
  41061. James Halliday
  41062. 1/3/96D
  41063. Light salmon pink; a clean and crisp bouquet, with wild strawberry (fraises du bois) aromas, leading on to a fresh, crisp and dry palate with dusty, strawberry flavours.H
  41064. 1997Q
  41065. 1996R
  41066. 1997V
  41067. 24/6/98Y
  41068. 24/6/98\
  41069. 1204^
  41070. James Halliday
  41071. 1/4/97
  41072. _Pale salmon, with a hint of onion skin on the rim of the colour; the bouquet is fresh and light, with a faint touch of fruit spice, though seemingly lacks the excitement of some of the vintages. The palate delivers more, fresh and lively; well balanced and not sweet, a classic food style which can be drunk with virtually any dish you care to choose.
  41073. Export
  41074. 98 bookH
  41075. 1998K
  41076. 1997R
  41077. 1998V
  41078. 24/6/98Y
  41079. 24/6/98\
  41080. 1205^
  41081. James Halliday
  41082. 1/3/96D
  41083. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean and fresh bouquet with a classic cool-climate melange of melon and fig fruit aromas. The palate is balanced and harmonious, carrying its 13.9% alcohol with ease. Has great length and mouthfeel.H
  41084. 2002Q
  41085. 1997R
  41086. 2002V
  41087. 24/6/98Y
  41088. 24/6/98\
  41089. 1206^
  41090. James Halliday
  41091. 1/4/95
  41092. #Glowing yellow-green; complex and powerful stone fruit aromas with a distinct varietal smoky edge. The palate is well balanced and unusually complete and full-bodied for a young, unwooded white wine, there are stone fruit and faintly herbal flavours, and richness throughout. 13.6% alcohol. 
  41093. 1998Q
  41094. 1995R
  41095. 1998V
  41096. 24/6/98Y
  41097. 24/6/98\
  41098. 1207^
  41099. James Halliday
  41100. 1/11/95
  41101. Light to medium green-yellow; more dusty and less fruity than the Tribute, with an amalgam of faintly dusty, faintly spicy aromas, almost into earth. The palate is powerful, with considerable structure, first showing minerally characters, but finishing with more supple, rounded fruit.
  41102. 1999Q
  41103. 1996R
  41104. 1999V
  41105. 24/6/98Y
  41106. 24/6/98\
  41107. 1208^
  41108. James Halliday
  41109. 1/4/97
  41110. WGlowing light to medium green-yellow; an intense and fragrant bouquet with the sweet pinot gris fruit and that elusive mix of spice, citrus and leatherwood honey; a delicious mouthful, with wild herbs, citrus and honey flavours, and tremendous power and length to the finish from the 14.5% alcohol. Came within a breath of higher points still.
  41111. Export
  41112. 98 bookH
  41113. 2001K
  41114. 1997R
  41115. 2001V
  41116. 24/6/98Y
  41117. 24/6/98\
  41118. 1209^
  41119. James Halliday
  41120. 1/4/95D
  41121. Medium yellow-green; ripe, buttery/honeyed sweet fruit with subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate has abundant sweet fruit showing honey and peach, but the finish is not sugary.H
  41122. 1999Q
  41123. 1995R
  41124. 1999V
  41125. 24/6/98Y
  41126. 24/6/98\
  41127. 1210^
  41128. James Halliday
  41129. 1/4/95
  41130. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, briary/bramble/chocolate fruit, at once sweet yet not jammy, dominates the bouquet. The palate is less rich than the bouquet, but no less attractive, with mouthfilling cedar/cigar box/dark berry flavours, finishing with soft tannins.
  41131. 2000Q
  41132. 1994R
  41133. 2000V
  41134. 24/6/98Y
  41135. 24/6/98\
  41136. 1211^
  41137. James Halliday
  41138. 1/10/95
  41139. RMedium yellow-green; already very developed and rich, with good fruit balance and integration to the bouquet. The palate is complex, rich and full-bodied with sweet, tropical fruits and spicy oak; a full-blown Australian White Burgundy-style. Retasted October 1995 with very similar notes; as expected, now rich, full-blown and unctuous. 
  41140. 1997Q
  41141. 1995R
  41142. 1997V
  41143. 24/6/98Y
  41144. 24/6/98\
  41145. 1212^
  41146. James Halliday
  41147. 1/10/96
  41148. Medium to full yellow-green; a powerful and concentrated bouquet with a great deal of oak, but it is well integrated. On the palate, high-toned, rich, full-flavoured fruit with lashings of oak.  Needed the time to come together.E
  41149. Export
  41150. 98 bookH
  41151. 1998Q
  41152. 1996R
  41153. 1998V
  41154. 24/6/98Y
  41155. 24/6/98\
  41156. 1213^
  41157. James Halliday
  41158. 1/10/94
  41159. Medium red-purple; pronounced minty aromas together with some dark cherry and a degree of lift apparent on the bouquet. On the palate there is lots of bright, essencey berry fruit, with the high alcohol showing itself only on a slightly sweet (alcohol sweet) finish.
  41160. 1996Q
  41161. 1994R
  41162. 1996V
  41163. 24/6/98Y
  41164. 24/6/98\
  41165. 1214^
  41166. James Halliday
  41167. 1/10/94
  41168. Medium to full red-purple; strong and complex varietal aromas ranging from chocolate to briar to mint to dark berries, with an echo of gaminess. The palate is more minty than the bouquet, with plenty of depth to the fruit, and a touch of spicy/charry American oak.
  41169. 2002Q
  41170. 1997R
  41171. 2002V
  41172. 24/6/98Y
  41173. 24/6/98\
  41174. 1215^
  41175. James Halliday
  41176. 1/10/95D
  41177. Dark red; there is super-abundant, ripe plummy fruit on the bouquet, with discreet oak backing. The palate is powerful and rich, with oodles of plum and blackberry fruit, and attractive balanced and integrated spicy oak. The best yet under this label.H
  41178. 2003Q
  41179. 1998R
  41180. 2003V
  41181. 24/6/98Y
  41182. 24/6/98\
  41183. 1216^
  41184. James Halliday
  41185. 1/9/94
  41186. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet has abundant dark berry and chocolate fruit married with sweet vanillin oak. The palate is rich and chewy with attractive dark berry and chocolate fruit, subtle oak, and fine tannins. H
  41187. 2002Q
  41188. 1996R
  41189. 2002V
  41190. 24/6/98Y
  41191. 24/6/98\
  41192. 1217^
  41193. James Halliday
  41194. 1/10/95D
  41195. Medium to full red; a striking bouquet with very minty, slightly jammy, berry fruit, and even riper, jammier flavours on the palate. A striking wine, but not to my personal taste.H
  41196. 2003Q
  41197. 1997R
  41198. 2003V
  41199. 24/6/98Y
  41200. 24/6/98\
  41201. 1218^
  41202. James Halliday
  41203. 1/2/96
  41204. EMedium to full purple-red; the bouquet is spotlessly clean with moderately ripe cassis fruit and judiciously balanced oak. A powerful wine on the palate with lots of extract and abundant dark berry fruits and soft tannins running throughout. Despite its power, it is well balanced and should develop superbly with bottle age.
  41205. 2004Q
  41206. 1998R
  41207. 2004V
  41208. 24/6/98Y
  41209. 24/6/98\
  41210. 1219^
  41211. James Halliday
  41212. 1/10/94D
  41213. The product of an excellent vintage; the bouquet is fine, floral and toasty, with some citrus/herbal notes. The palate has many flavours, predominantly spicy/toasty, but early in its life was not as fruity as the 
  41214. 2004Q
  41215. 1997R
  41216. 2004V
  41217. 24/6/98Y
  41218. 24/6/98\
  41219. 1220^
  41220. James Halliday
  41221. 1/3/96
  41222. Light green-yellow; there are clean and smooth lime and toast aromas. The quality of the grapes was very poor, but the wine has turned out extraordinarily well given its start in life, with gentle lime and tropical fruit flavours. Has fair length; perhaps needed a touch more acid.
  41223. 2005Q
  41224. 1997R
  41225. 2005V
  41226. 24/6/98Y
  41227. 24/6/98\
  41228. 1221^
  41229. James Halliday
  41230. 1/10/96
  41231. /Light green-yellow; clean, fresh and bracing, with lime, a touch of mint and of toast on the bouquet, classy Clare; the palate is spotlessly clean, fresh and elegant with mineral, lime and toast flavours and, as one would expect, without any phenolic heaviness whatsoever.  Guaranteed to age with grace.
  41232. Export
  41233. 98 bookH
  41234. 2010Q
  41235. 1998R
  41236. 2010V
  41237. 24/6/98Y
  41238. 24/6/98\
  41239. 1222^
  41240. James Halliday
  41241. 1/10/94
  41242. Brilliant green-yellow; intense, piercing lime aromas with just a hint of the tropical/apricot overtones of botrytis. The palate is similar, with unusually pure riesling varietal character preserved notwithstanding the level of botrytis. Outstanding wine. 
  41243. 1999Q
  41244. 1994R
  41245. 1999V
  41246. 24/6/98Y
  41247. 24/6/98\
  41248. 1223^
  41249. James Halliday
  41250. 1/10/94
  41251. -Medium to full red, with just a touch of purple; the bouquet is clean, soft with gentle fruit, of light to medium intensity and minimal oak influence. The palate is more distinctive, with a combination of the sappy merlot and carbonic maceration characters coming through, finishing with soft tannins.
  41252. 1997Q
  41253. 1995R
  41254. 1997V
  41255. 24/6/98Y
  41256. 24/6/98\
  41257. 1224^
  41258. James Halliday
  41259. 1/7/95
  41260. 6Medium to full red, still with a touch of purple; a much riper wine than previous vintages, with hints of chocolate and vanilla, and less carbonic maceration evident on the bouquet. There is both grip and substance to the palate with a mix of mulberry/briary flavours and textures, finishing with fine tannins.
  41261. 1998Q
  41262. 1996R
  41263. 1998V
  41264. 24/6/98Y
  41265. 24/6/98\
  41266. 1225^
  41267. James Halliday
  41268. 1/12/96
  41269. Medium to full red-purple; the fragrant bouquet is nicely balanced and modulated, with just a faint touch of mint showing in the fruit.  The palate is more leafy than the bouquet suggests, showing the cool-climate component, with some mulberry tastes, and very soft tannins.
  41270. 1999Q
  41271. 1997R
  41272. 1999V
  41273. 24/6/98Y
  41274. 24/6/98\
  41275. 1226^
  41276. James Halliday
  41277. 1/2/97D
  41278. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with leafy/minty aromas and of light to medium intensity. The palate is in similar style to previous vintages, being on the light side, but does have nice tannins to add length to the finish.E
  41279. Export
  41280. 98 bookH
  41281. 1999Q
  41282. 1997R
  41283. 1999V
  41284. 24/6/98Y
  41285. 24/6/98\
  41286. 1227^
  41287. James Halliday
  41288. 1/3/96
  41289. Medium to full red-purple; a complex amalgam of mint, red berry, leaf and hay aromas. The palate provides a mix of sensations, curiously empty when it enters the mouth, but has attractive red berry fruit on the mid-palate, and has nice feel and tannins on the back palate and finish.
  41290. 1999Q
  41291. 1996R
  41292. 1999V
  41293. 24/6/98Y
  41294. 24/6/98\
  41295. 1228^
  41296. James Halliday
  41297. 1/12/96
  41298. =Medium to full red-purple; a complex array of dark berry/briar/bramble/mint aromas which have some sweetness, and are neither bitter nor gamey. A very well put together wine on the palate with a harmonious range of dark berry flavours, finishing with good mouthfeel. The best red wine from Knappstein for the vintage.
  41299. Export
  41300. 98 bookH
  41301. 2002Q
  41302. 1997R
  41303. 2002V
  41304. 24/6/98Y
  41305. 24/6/98\
  41306. 1229^
  41307. James Halliday
  41308. 1/11/94
  41309. Light to medium yellow-green; tight lime juice aromas with just a hint of toast. On the palate, a potent wine with tremendous length and intensity in classic Riesling style, starting to show development but still in many respects a baby. H
  41310. 2004Q
  41311. 1993R
  41312. 2004V
  41313. 24/6/98Y
  41314. 24/6/98\
  41315. 1230^
  41316. James Halliday
  41317. 1/10/96
  41318. fGlowing yellow-green; a clean and full bouquet with classic bottle-developed lime and toast aromas. The palate likewise shows classic bottle-developed flavours; it is of medium weight, and not quite as long on the finish as the 1990, but still of gold medal standard. Retasted October 1996 and still as wonderful as ever, looking good for another 5
  41319. 10 years.
  41320. Export
  41321. 98 bookH
  41322. 2005Q
  41323. 1994R
  41324. 2005V
  41325. 24/6/98Y
  41326. 24/6/98\
  41327. 1231^
  41328. James Halliday
  41329. 1/10/94
  41330. Medium to full red-purple; clean, distinctly herbaceous style, yet not bitter, with subtle oak. The palate is crisp, lean yet not the least sour or bitter; a clean wine with hints of red berry fruit and considerable length. H
  41331. 2000Q
  41332. 1995R
  41333. 2000V
  41334. 24/6/98Y
  41335. 24/6/98\
  41336. 1232^
  41337. James Halliday
  41338. 1/10/95D
  41339. Glowing yellow-green; potent fruit aromas ranging from herbaceous through lime and grapefruit. The palate is full, rich and soft, with an amalgam of lime and toast flavours. A quicker-developing vintage. Gold medal winner Adelaide Wine Show, October 1995.H
  41340. 2001Q
  41341. 1995R
  41342. 2001V
  41343. 24/6/98Y
  41344. 24/6/98\
  41345. 1233^
  41346. James Halliday
  41347. 1/10/95D
  41348. Medium yellow-straw; a stylish bouquet with already toasty bottle-developed characters; on the palate, likewise looking much older than it in fact is, attractive but forward with toasty, almost nutty flavours.H
  41349. 2002Q
  41350. 1996R
  41351. 2002V
  41352. 24/6/98Y
  41353. 24/6/98
  41354. 1234^
  41355. James Halliday
  41356. 1/6/94D
  41357. Glowing yellow-green; a very rich, full bouquet, dominated by classy French oak. In the mouth, a full-blown style with lots of honey, butter and toasty oak, but dries out a fraction on the finish because of all of that oak. Some will love this style.H
  41358. 1996Q
  41359. 1995R
  41360. 1996V
  41361. 24/6/98Y
  41362. 24/6/98\
  41363. 1235^
  41364. James Halliday
  41365. 1/11/95D
  41366. Medium to full yellow-green; tangy, herbaceous fruit intermingles with sophisticated spicy oak on both bouquet and palate. The wine is quite intense, with good length and bite to the finish. Remarkable value for money, and the best yet under this label.H
  41367. 1997Q
  41368. 1996R
  41369. 1997V
  41370. 24/6/98Y
  41371. 24/6/98\
  41372. 1236^
  41373. James Halliday
  41374. 1/5/97
  41375. Full yellow; a complex bouquet with lots of toasty French oak and equivalently big, rich flavours on the palate. The oak is, however, dominant, particularly on the finish and aftertaste. A lighter touch might have produced a better wine.H
  41376. 1999K
  41377. CD noteQ
  41378. 1997R
  41379. 1999V
  41380. 24/6/98W
  41381. 99 bookY
  41382. 24/6/98\
  41383. 1237^
  41384. James Halliday
  41385. 1/8/94D
  41386. Medium yellow-green; a very rich and complex bouquet with masses of barrel-ferment oak in inimitable Penfolds style. The palate is big, rich and oaky with some citrus and melon fruit lurking in the forest.H
  41387. 1995Q
  41388. 1994R
  41389. 1995V
  41390. 24/6/98Y
  41391. 24/6/98\
  41392. 1238^
  41393. James Halliday
  41394. 1/10/95D
  41395. Glowing yellow-green; tangy melon fruit aromas with lots of quality oak provide a complex bouquet which leads on to a more elegant than expected palate with citrus and melon fruit, lots of complex toasty oak, and considerable length.H
  41396. 1997Q
  41397. 1995R
  41398. 24/6/98Y
  41399. 24/6/98\
  41400. 1239^
  41401. James Halliday
  41402. 1/10/96
  41403. #Full yellow, advanced for age; the bouquet is quite developed and rich, but is as much fruit-driven, possibly through skin contact, as it is by oak. The oak comes through rather more forcefully on the palate, and in particular on the finish, but there is fruit there to provide some balance.
  41404. Export
  41405. 98 bookH
  41406. 1997Q
  41407. 1996R
  41408. 1997V
  41409. 24/6/98Y
  41410. 24/6/98\
  41411. 1240^
  41412. James Halliday
  41413. 1/10/94D
  41414. Medium to full orange; voluminous apricot and cumquat fruit aromas with a necessary touch of volatile acidity. A very complex wine on the palate with great length and strong acid balancing the incredibly rich raisiny apricot palate.H
  41415. 1996Q
  41416. 1994R
  41417. 1996V
  41418. 24/6/98Y
  41419. 24/6/98\
  41420. 1241^
  41421. James Halliday
  41422. 1/11/95
  41423. Deep yellow-green; intense mandarin and cumquat aromas on the bouquet lead on to a rich, full and intensely flavoured palate with cumquat characters dominant, and the sweetness balanced by pleasant acid.H
  41424. 1996Q
  41425. 1995R
  41426. 1996V
  41427. 24/6/98Y
  41428. 24/6/98\
  41429. 1242^
  41430. James Halliday
  41431. 1/1/97
  41432. Glowing yellow; intense lime and mandarin aromas, botrytised Riesling at its best, and still retaining varietal character. A marvellously rich and complex wine on the palate with the same flavours, and very well-balanced acid.  In my view, these wines should be released and sold earlier than has been the practice to date. Retasted February 1998; has become extremely rich, with cumquat, lime and honey fruit flavours.
  41433. Export
  41434. 98 bookH
  41435. 2000Q
  41436. 1998R
  41437. 2000T
  41438. ChangedV
  41439. 24/6/98Y
  41440. 24/6/98\
  41441. 1243^
  41442. James Halliday
  41443. 1/10/94
  41444. ,Medium to full red-purple; concentrated briary/berry fruit aromas with the American, rather than the French, oak dominating the bouquet. A full-flavoured wine on the palate with lots of dark berry fruit with briary undertones; the oak is in restraint, the texture smooth, finishing with soft tannins.
  41445. 1999Q
  41446. 1994R
  41447. 1999V
  41448. 24/6/98Y
  41449. 24/6/98\
  41450. 1244^
  41451. James Halliday
  41452. 1/10/95
  41453. Medium purple-red; a smooth and sweet bouquet with perfectly ripened cassis berry fruit woven through subtly handled oak. An exceptionally elegant wine on the palate, with sweet cassis berry fruit, and perfectly balanced and integrated oak. Not a powerhouse, and all the better for that.
  41454. 2000Q
  41455. 1995R
  41456. 2000V
  41457. 24/6/98Y
  41458. 24/6/98\
  41459. 1245^
  41460. James Halliday
  41461. 1/12/96
  41462. yMedium red-purple; a complex bouquet with a mix of spice, leaf and berry aromas together with a hint of toasty oak. The cool-grown characters are especially evident on the palate with green leaf and liquorice notes, atypical for Australian Cabernet Sauvignon although encountered in Europe. The rating may be a harsh assessment, but I didn
  41463. t find the fruit flavours convincing.
  41464. 1998Q
  41465. 1996R
  41466. 1998V
  41467. 24/6/98Y
  41468. 24/6/98\
  41469. 1246^
  41470. James Halliday
  41471. 1/2/97
  41472. Medium red-purple; attractive red berry and chocolate fruit aromas lead the bouquet; the palate is soft, with more of the berry/chocolate fruit flavours, soft tannins and subtle oak. Fully deserved its gold medal at the 1997 Sydney Wine Show. Retasted October 
  41473. 97 with identical notes.
  41474. export
  41475. 98 bookH
  41476. 2005Q
  41477. 1999R
  41478. 2005V
  41479. 24/6/98Y
  41480. 24/6/98\
  41481. 1247^
  41482. James Halliday
  41483. 1/10/94
  41484. Medium yellow-green; complex aromas with some tropical peach fruit and spicy oak. The palate, too, is complex, with rounded sweet fruit; the oak is just a fraction oily/resinous on the finish.H
  41485. 1996Q
  41486. 1995R
  41487. 1996V
  41488. 24/6/98Y
  41489. 24/6/98\
  41490. 1248^
  41491. James Halliday
  41492. 1/9/94D
  41493. Medium red; a clean bouquet of medium intensity showing a pleasant amalgam of berry and leaf aromas. The palate, too, is fresh and clean with juicy red berry fruit flavours, restrained oak, and a pleasingly soft finish.H
  41494. 1998Q
  41495. 1996R
  41496. 1998V
  41497. 24/6/98Y
  41498. 24/6/98\
  41499. 1249^
  41500. James Halliday
  41501. 1/11/95D
  41502. Medium purple-red; a clean, scented bouquet with attractive mint and earth aromas, backed by subtle oak. A smooth and supple wine on the palate with hints of mineral, spice and red berry, finishing with soft tannins.H
  41503. 1999Q
  41504. 1997R
  41505. 1999V
  41506. 24/6/98Y
  41507. 24/6/98\
  41508. 1250^
  41509. James Halliday
  41510. 1/11/94D
  41511. Medium to full red, excellent for a Pinot Noir. The bouquet is rich, ripe and concentrated with dark plum fruit and a distinct touch of earth. The palate is robust, rich and structured, with an array of plum, mint and spice flavours. Should develop well. H
  41512. 1999Q
  41513. 1995R
  41514. 1999V
  41515. 24/6/98Y
  41516. 24/6/98\
  41517. 1251^
  41518. James Halliday
  41519. 1/8/95
  41520. [Brilliant green-yellow; a particularly intense bouquet with tight, herbaceous aromas with a peculiar fruit character seen in other Hunter Valley Semillons of this year, vaguely French. The palate is powerful, long and herbaceous, particularly intense on the mid to back palate. (The last wine to be labelled Riesling, though in a Burgundy bottle.)
  41521. 2009Q
  41522. 1995R
  41523. 2009V
  41524. 24/6/98Y
  41525. 24/6/98\
  41526. 1252^
  41527. James Halliday
  41528. 1/10/95
  41529. Glowing yellow-green; a powerful, complex wine showing some French (solids fermentation) overtones with herbs and honey aromas intermingling. A high-flavoured, decidedly idiosyncratic wine with those solids/French characters to the fore, making a major contribution.
  41530. 2010Q
  41531. 1996R
  41532. 2010V
  41533. 24/6/98Y
  41534. 24/6/98\
  41535. 1253^
  41536. James Halliday
  41537. 1/10/96
  41538. 2Medium to full yellow; starting to emerge from the transition phase from young to mature, but doing so in an interesting and unusual way, with soft, slightly peach aromas leading on to what is still quite a delicate palate with light citrus and honey flavours, the last a key indicator of its development. 
  41539. Export
  41540. 98 bookH
  41541. 2012Q
  41542. 1997R
  41543. 2012V
  41544. 24/6/98Y
  41545. 24/6/98\
  41546. 1254^
  41547. James Halliday
  41548. 1/10/94
  41549. Brookdale. Light green-yellow; clean, fresh, crisp and tangy with pristine varietal character. On the palate, one of the best Semillons from an outstanding vintage, with even greater richness to the fruit than (say) the Brokenwood of the same year.H
  41550. 2004Q
  41551. 1997R
  41552. 2004V
  41553. 24/6/98Y
  41554. 24/6/98\
  41555. 1255^
  41556. James Halliday
  41557. 1/11/95D
  41558. Lost Block. Light yellow-green; excellent lemony/herbaceous varietal fruit aromas of considerable intensity. The palate is long and intense, unforced but very classy and elegant. It could well develop into one of the great classics.H
  41559. 2005Q
  41560. 1998R
  41561. 2005V
  41562. 24/6/98Y
  41563. 24/6/98\
  41564. 1256^
  41565. James Halliday
  41566. 1/10/96
  41567. ~Lost Block. Light to medium yellow-green; light, clean and crisp with lemony/tangy varietal aroma.  The palate is crisp and lively, with gently herbal flavours; it has the requisite length, all it needs is time to develop into an absolute classic.  Won a gold medal at the 1996 Hunter Valley Wine Show. Retasted October 
  41568. 97, continuing to fulfil all of its promise. Superb Semillon.
  41569. Export
  41570. 98 bookH
  41571. 2010Q
  41572. 2000R
  41573. 2010T
  41574. ChangedV
  41575. 24/6/98Y
  41576. 24/6/98\
  41577. 1257^
  41578. James Halliday
  41579. 1/10/95D
  41580. Glowing yellow-green; a clean, full and rich bouquet with smooth peach and melon fruit, and subtle oak. The palate is very well balanced, with lively, tangy acidity balancing the richness of the fruit, and oak introduced just to the right level.H
  41581. 1996Q
  41582. 1995R
  41583. 1996V
  41584. 24/6/98Y
  41585. 24/6/98\
  41586. 1258^
  41587. James Halliday
  41588. 1/11/95
  41589. Glowing yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with good fruit and oak balance, concentration and weight. A complex and rich wine on the palate, as the bouquet promises, though looks to be relatively quick-developing, which is no bad thing.H
  41590. 1997Q
  41591. 1996R
  41592. 1997V
  41593. 24/6/98Y
  41594. 24/6/98\
  41595. 1259^
  41596. James Halliday
  41597. 1/1/97
  41598. Medium yellow-green; a clean, well-made wine, with somewhat unexpected vanilla toast American oak on the bouquet. There is not a vast amount of fruit on the palate which seems to be fleshed out by just a hint of residual sugar, and a touch more of that oak.
  41599. Export
  41600. 98 bookH
  41601. 1998Q
  41602. 1997R
  41603. 1998V
  41604. 24/6/98Y
  41605. 24/6/98\
  41606. 1260^
  41607. James Halliday
  41608. 1/10/94
  41609. Glowing yellow-green; finely structured wine, with cool, tangy peach and melon fruit, and excellent oak handling. A lively, fresh wine on the palate, with attractive spicy oak, and superb length, acidity and balance.H
  41610. 1999Q
  41611. 1996R
  41612. 1999V
  41613. 24/6/98Y
  41614. 24/6/98\
  41615. 1261^
  41616. James Halliday
  41617. 1/10/95D
  41618. Medium to full yellow-green; as sophisticated as ever with tangy melon/citrus fruit and wonderful oak. On the palate, a stylish wine with clever oak use counterbalanced by long, fresh citrus and melon flavoured fruit.H
  41619. 2000Q
  41620. 1996R
  41621. 2000V
  41622. 24/6/98Y
  41623. 24/6/98\
  41624. 1262^
  41625. James Halliday
  41626. 1/2/96D
  41627. Medium yellow-green. Obvious French barrel-ferment oak gives the wine its initial impact on both bouquet and palate, but there is tangy citrus/melon fruit and crisp acid under that oak. Very much in the style established by Vat 47 over the past few years.H
  41628. 2001Q
  41629. 1997R
  41630. 2001V
  41631. 24/6/98
  41632. 24/6/98\
  41633. 1263^
  41634. James Halliday
  41635. 1/4/97
  41636. :Glowing yellow-green, already quite advanced for its age. A bigger style on the bouquet, with smooth peachy fruit and good oak balance and integration. The wine is even richer and fuller again on the palate with peachy fruit and lots of spicy, charry oak, all filling out on the back palate. Fast-developing style.
  41637. Export
  41638. 98 bookH
  41639. 2000K
  41640. 1997R
  41641. 2000V
  41642. 24/6/98Y
  41643. 24/6/98\
  41644. 1264^
  41645. James Halliday
  41646. 1/10/94
  41647. Medium to full purple-red; a lifted, lively fragrant bouquet with exemplary spice and liquorice varietal fruit aromas. An absolutely delicious wine in the mouth with similar spice and liquorice varietal fruit, even a touch of cassis. Soft tannins, subtle oak and good acidity.
  41648. 2001Q
  41649. 1996R
  41650. 2001V
  41651. 24/6/98Y
  41652. 24/6/98\
  41653. 1265^
  41654. James Halliday
  41655. 1/10/94
  41656. Medium purple-red; fresh and clean dark cherry/red berry aromas, slightly lighter than the 
  41657. 92, lead on to a palate with lots of juicy berry fruit, but rather less extract. Appears it will be fairly quick-maturing.H
  41658. 2000Q
  41659. 1997R
  41660. 2000V
  41661. 24/6/98Y
  41662. 24/6/98\
  41663. 1266^
  41664. James Halliday
  41665. 1/11/95D
  41666. Medium red-purple; a clean, lifted bouquet with an amalgam of dark cherry, mint and spice aromas. A lively and attractive wine on the palate with pronounced spicy characters; while in a lighter style, has good balance and length.H
  41667. 2001Q
  41668. 1997R
  41669. 2001V
  41670. 24/6/98Y
  41671. 24/6/98\
  41672. 1267^
  41673. James Halliday
  41674. 1/4/97
  41675. 7Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with quite fragrant aromas of liquorice and spice and the typically restrained oak usage of Tyrrell's. There are interesting Rh
  41676. ne-like flavours on the deceptively light palate, with liquorice, spice and black cherry fruit; soft tannins to close.  
  41677. Export
  41678. 98 bookH
  41679. 2003K
  41680. 1998R
  41681. 2003V
  41682. 24/6/98Y
  41683. 24/6/98\
  41684. 1268^
  41685. James Halliday
  41686. 1/10/94D
  41687. Medium red; attractive, stylish liquorice fruit with a hint of regional earth. A substantial wine on the palate, with masses of dark berry and liquorice fruit flavours, subtle oak and soft tannins on the finish.H
  41688. 2000Q
  41689. 1996R
  41690. 2000V
  41691. 24/6/98Y
  41692. 24/6/98\
  41693. 1269^
  41694. James Halliday
  41695. 1/11/95
  41696. Medium purple-red; powerful bouquet with lots of dark fruit, a touch of regional earth, and a fair swag of oak. In typical style on the palate, big, solid with an amalgam of mint and oak flavours.H
  41697. 2002Q
  41698. 1998R
  41699. 2002V
  41700. 24/6/98Y
  41701. 24/6/98\
  41702. 1270^
  41703. James Halliday
  41704. 1/10/94D
  41705. Medium to full red-purple; clean, fresh red berry fruit aromas with subtle oak, which are replicated on the palate. The wine has gentle tannins, and the oak influence is kept to a minimum, making it an ideal drink-now style. H
  41706. 1996Q
  41707. 1994R
  41708. 1996V
  41709. 24/6/98Y
  41710. 24/6/98\
  41711. 1271^
  41712. James Halliday
  41713. 1/10/95
  41714.  Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet with most attractive red berry fruits to the fore, hints of chocolate and subtle oak. The palate is as near to perfectly balanced and harmonious as a commercial red wine can be, with cherry and berry fruit flavours, fine tannins and gentle oak. 
  41715. 1999Q
  41716. 1995R
  41717. 1999V
  41718. 24/6/98Y
  41719. 24/6/98\
  41720. 1272^
  41721. James Halliday
  41722. 1/10/96
  41723. For once missed the boat, being much lighter than in previous years, with a slight confection character and a rather simple, underworked palate without structure. Adequate by normal commercial standards, but not by the high standards the label has set for itself.
  41724. Export
  41725. 98 bookH
  41726. 1998Q
  41727. 1997R
  41728. 1998V
  41729. 24/6/98Y
  41730. 24/6/98\
  41731. 1273^
  41732. James Halliday
  41733. 1/9/94
  41734. Medium to full red-purple; fine, typically elegant/refined bouquet with cedary fruit and oak. The palate is similarly finely structured and elegant, with cedar and cassis fruit, finishing with fine tannins. The aftertaste, however, does betray the absence of sulphur dioxide.
  41735. 1998Q
  41736. 1995R
  41737. 1998V
  41738. 24/6/98Y
  41739. 24/6/98\
  41740. 1274^
  41741. James Halliday
  41742. 1/10/95
  41743. -Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, very clean, with harmonious sweet berry fruit and soft oak, and no spice evident. The palate is of light to medium weight, smooth, but not particularly concentrated; there are some minty flavours, and the wine finishes with fine tannins.
  41744. 1999Q
  41745. 1996R
  41746. 1999V
  41747. 24/6/98Y
  41748. 24/6/98\
  41749. 1275^
  41750. James Halliday
  41751. 1/1/97
  41752. Medium purple-red; the complex bouquet has nuances of game and liquorice with some more leafy notes mixed with blackcurrant; on the palate the herbaceous Cabernet component is more evident than on the bouquet; the palate is long, and refined, finishing with those typical fine tannins.
  41753. Export
  41754. 98 bookH
  41755. 2001Q
  41756. 1997R
  41757. 2001V
  41758. 24/6/98Y
  41759. 24/6/98\
  41760. 1276^
  41761. James Halliday
  41762. 1/11/94
  41763. Medium yellow-green; concentrated fruit with a slightly French tang and cut, partly deriving from the oak/barrel fermentation treatment. There is tremendous fruit on the palate with concentrated citrus and melon flavours, and a long, lingering finish.H
  41764. 2000Q
  41765. 1995R
  41766. 2000V
  41767. 24/6/98Y
  41768. 24/6/98\
  41769. 1277^
  41770. James Halliday
  41771. 1/10/95D
  41772. Medium yellow-green; a smooth but not especially complex bouquet with oak doing much of the work; the palate is likewise dominated by mealy oak, and appears to have been overworked relative to the amount of underlying fruit. H
  41773. 1998Q
  41774. 1996R
  41775. 1998V
  41776. 24/6/98Y
  41777. 24/6/98\
  41778. 1278^
  41779. James Halliday
  41780. 1/10/96
  41781. Medium yellow-green; stylish and rich, showing the clever use of high-quality French oak and of what appears to be some malolactic-ferment to produce a range of aromas from citrus and melon through to cashew and a touch of fig.  An opulent, complex and rich wine in the mouth which has been heavily worked by the winemaker, but which had a massive fruit base both in terms of sheer fruit flavour and in terms of alcohol (13.5 degrees).
  41782. Export
  41783. 98 bookH
  41784. 2002Q
  41785. 1997R
  41786. 2002V
  41787. 24/6/98Y
  41788. 24/6/98\
  41789. 1279^
  41790. James Halliday
  41791. 1/11/94D
  41792. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is very complex, but essentially driven by barrel-ferment oak. The palate is powerful and intense with peach, melon and grapefruit flavours to accompany the toasty/nutty barrel-ferment characters.H
  41793. 1995Q
  41794. 1994R
  41795. 1995V
  41796. 24/6/98Y
  41797. 24/6/98\
  41798. 1280^
  41799. James Halliday
  41800. 1/10/94
  41801. Light green-yellow; a firm bouquet with classic toast, herb and lime aromas of medium to full intensity. The palate is well balanced and constructed with plenty of lime and toast fruit, and just a hint of residual sugar giving the wine broad appeal. H
  41802. 2000Q
  41803. 1995R
  41804. 2000V
  41805. 24/6/98Y
  41806. 24/6/98\
  41807. 1281^
  41808. James Halliday
  41809. 1/10/94D
  41810. Medium red; clean, with quite complex berry fruit dominated by spicy/coconut/vanillin oak. The palate, too, is in no small measure driven by the American oak, but is not resinous or bitter. H
  41811. 2000Q
  41812. 1995R
  41813. 2000V
  41814. 24/6/98Y
  41815. 24/6/98\
  41816. 1282^
  41817. James Halliday
  41818. 1/10/94
  41819. 8Youthful purple-red; complex, ultra-ripe bouquet of dark berry and mint, with a touch of hay/straw. The palate is likewise full of ripe berry fruit with minty overtones, all tasting as if there were an element of berry shrivel before picking. The strong point of the wine is the finish, which is not too tannic. 
  41820. 2000Q
  41821. 1996R
  41822. 2000V
  41823. 24/6/98Y
  41824. 24/6/98\
  41825. 1283^
  41826. James Halliday
  41827. 1/11/94D
  41828. Medium to full red-purple; firm and concentrated aromas with mint and dark berry fruits (no spice) and subtle oak. The palate is faultless, with clean, concentrated dark berry fruit, finishing with fine tannins.H
  41829. 2002Q
  41830. 1996R
  41831. 2002V
  41832. 24/6/98Y
  41833. 24/6/98\
  41834. 1284^
  41835. James Halliday
  41836. 1/1/96D
  41837. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet with an array of spice, briary and dark berry aromas. A powerful wine on the palate with lots of extract and substantial tannins. H
  41838. CD noteQ
  41839. 1997R
  41840. 2001V
  41841. 24/6/98Y
  41842. 24/6/98\
  41843. 1285^
  41844. James Halliday
  41845. 1/11/94D
  41846. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, briary bouquet with some leafy characters which run through so many Yarra Valley Cabernets. The palate has lots of concentrated briary fruit, but has leafy notes which are slightly distracting. H
  41847. 2001Q
  41848. 1996R
  41849. 2001V
  41850. 24/6/98Y
  41851. 24/6/98\
  41852. 1286^
  41853. James Halliday
  41854. 1/1/96D
  41855. Medium red-purple; dark blackcurrant/blackberry fruit aromas, with plenty of depth and extract. That promise of extraction is fulfilled on the palate, which has a gutsy, earthy depth, suggesting extended maceration after fermentation.H
  41856. 2002Q
  41857. 1997R
  41858. 2002V
  41859. 24/6/98Y
  41860. 24/6/98\
  41861. 1287^
  41862. James Halliday
  41863. 1/10/95
  41864. Full red-purple; a concentrated bouquet with briary/spicy/dark berry notes, initially with some earthy astringency which blew off. The palate is rich and concentrated, with liquorice and gamey flavours; the tannins are under control. Retasted October 1995 with similar notes.
  41865. 2002Q
  41866. 1996R
  41867. 2002V
  41868. 24/6/98Y
  41869. 24/6/98\
  41870. 1288^
  41871. James Halliday
  41872. 1/10/96
  41873. Dense red; the bouquet is in typical robust Warrenmang style with a mix of chocolate, dark berry and earth characters with well-integrated oak but, like the palate, is spotlessly clean. Clean it may be, but it also has exceptional concentration, with hints of spice and liquorice wandering through dark berry flavours and attractive sweet oak. The best Warrenmang Shiraz for many years.
  41874. Export
  41875. 98 bookH
  41876. 2005Q
  41877. 1998R
  41878. 2005V
  41879. 24/6/98Y
  41880. 24/6/98\
  41881. 1289^
  41882. James Halliday
  41883. 1/6/94
  41884. Medium red-purple; hints of dark chocolate and vanilla among clean red fruit aromas. On the palate the spicy Shiraz component comes through a spotlessly clean wine with nice feel and structure; fruit, not oak-driven.H
  41885. 1995Q
  41886. 1994R
  41887. 1995V
  41888. 24/6/98Y
  41889. 24/6/98\
  41890. 1290^
  41891. James Halliday
  41892. 1/4/95D
  41893. Medium red-purple; minty/cherry aromas of light to medium intensity lead on to a lively palate with spice, cherry and fruit flavours all present. The tannins are minimal, and the oak simply not evident.H
  41894. 1998Q
  41895. 1996R
  41896. 1998V
  41897. 24/6/98Y
  41898. 24/6/98\
  41899. 1291^
  41900. James Halliday
  41901. 1/11/95
  41902. Medium to full red-purple; there is excellent varietal fruit of light to medium intensity to the bouquet, clean and spicy with redcurrant and earth aromas. The palate is multi-flavoured with spice, black cherry and briary notes, and most attractive mouthfeel and length.
  41903. 1999Q
  41904. 1997R
  41905. 24/6/98Y
  41906. 24/6/98\
  41907. 1292^
  41908. James Halliday
  41909. 1/2/97
  41910. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet with a neat mix of cherry, vanilla and mint leads on to a palate with lots of sweet red cherry fruit and a hint of charry American oak. Another 14 degrees alcohol wine which, however, carries that alcohol with ease, finishing with soft tannins.
  41911. export
  41912. 98 bookH
  41913. 2001Q
  41914. 1997R
  41915. 2001V
  41916. 24/6/98Y
  41917. 24/6/98\
  41918. 1293^
  41919. James Halliday
  41920. 1/4/95
  41921. <Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of rich cassis/raspberry fruit together with a touch of slightly resinous, charry oak. There is similar intense cassis, mint and raspberry fruit on the palate, almost recalling the unfermented berries. The oak needed to settle down when the wine was first released.
  41922. 2000Q
  41923. 1996R
  41924. 2000V
  41925. 24/6/98Y
  41926. 24/6/98\
  41927. 1294^
  41928. James Halliday
  41929. 1/11/95
  41930. Medium red-purple; the aromas are of medium intensity in a leafy/minty/earthy spectrum with minimal oak influence. The palate is richer and riper than the bouquet would suggest, with some unexpected chocolatey flavours, finishing with soft tannins; once again, the oak is sotto voce.
  41931. 2001Q
  41932. 1997R
  41933. 2001V
  41934. 24/6/98Y
  41935. 24/6/98\
  41936. 1295^
  41937. James Halliday
  41938. 1/9/94
  41939.  As one would expect, dense, youthful purple-red colour, with a ripely potent bouquet with briary/berry aromas complexed by an obvious contribution of plummy malbec fruit. Formidably massive in the mouth, with powerful, potent, earth/briary/berry fruit flavours, nowhere near approachable.
  41940. 2022Q
  41941. 2002R
  41942. 2022V
  41943. 24/6/98Y
  41944. 24/6/98\
  41945. 1296^
  41946. James Halliday
  41947. 1/10/95
  41948.  Full red-purple; voluptuous, sweetly ripe blackcurrant and blackberry fruit aromas leap from the glass; there is marvellously full, deep and concentrated fruit of identical flavours on the palate, surrounded by balanced but persistent tannins. The oak input throughout is under restraint.
  41949. 2023Q
  41950. 2003R
  41951. 2023V
  41952. 24/6/98Y
  41953. 24/6/98\
  41954. 1297^
  41955. James Halliday
  41956. 1/5/97
  41957. BDark, deep purple-red; a concentrated, dense and powerful bouquet with brooding, dark fruits leads to a massively concentrated palate with a complex array of fruit flavours in the mint/blackberry/briar spectrum, finishing with persistent tannins.  Notwithstanding all the power and concentration, is immaculately balanced.
  41958. Export
  41959. 98 bookH
  41960. 2025K
  41961. 2005R
  41962. 2025V
  41963. 24/6/98Y
  41964. 24/6/98\
  41965. 1298^
  41966. James Halliday
  41967. 1/10/95
  41968. NMedium red-purple; there is an array of aromas ranging through stemmy/tobacco to more leafy/minty in character, and which come through on an equally complex palate, which has much more structure than the standard wine, with some plummy fruit on the mid-palate together with more stemmy characters, finishing with fine-grained tannins.
  41969. 1996Q
  41970. 1995R
  41971. 1996V
  41972. 24/6/98Y
  41973. 24/6/98\
  41974. 1299^
  41975. James Halliday
  41976. 1/9/94D
  41977. Medium to full yellow-green; quite complex, with some attractive barrel-ferment characters and elegant peach and melon fruit. Quite generous in the mouth with rounded, fleshy peach and melon fruit, finishing with subtle oak.H
  41978. 1998Q
  41979. 1995R
  41980. 1998V
  41981. 24/6/98Y
  41982. 24/6/98\
  41983. 1300^
  41984. James Halliday
  41985. 1/10/95
  41986. Medium yellow-green; a discreet, clean and smooth bouquet with hallmark cool-climate melon fruit aromas. The palate is built in the same fashion, with light melon fruit, subtle oak, and a long, clean finish.H
  41987. 1999Q
  41988. 1996R
  41989. 1999V
  41990. 24/6/98Y
  41991. 24/6/98\
  41992. 1301^
  41993. James Halliday
  41994. 1/8/96
  41995. <Medium yellow-green; that typical light, elegant, slightly lifted citrussy/tangy bouquet leads on to an almost hauntingly delicate palate with more of those citrussy/tangy characters, almost a cross between chardonnay and sauvignon blanc, and reflecting a cool climate and (perhaps) some lack of fruit concentration.
  41996. Export
  41997. 98 bookH
  41998. 2000Q
  41999. 1997R
  42000. 2000V
  42001. 24/6/98Y
  42002. 24/6/98\
  42003. 1302^
  42004. James Halliday
  42005. 1/11/94
  42006.     Medium red; fragrant, potent stemmy/sappy aromas with light strawberry fruit on the bouquet. The palate is very typical of Wignalls, markedly stemmy, with a long, clean finish and subtle oak. One sometimes wishes for a touch more concentration to the fruit flavour.
  42007. 1995Q
  42008. 1994R
  42009. 1995V
  42010. 24/6/98Y
  42011. 24/6/98\
  42012. 1303^
  42013. James Halliday
  42014. 1/10/95D
  42015. Medium red; attractive plum and spice aromas which are repeated on the palate. As is so frequently the case with Wignalls Pinots, the wine is slightly cloudy, but it does not affect the taste.H
  42016. 1996Q
  42017. 1995R
  42018. 1996V
  42019. 24/6/98Y
  42020. 24/6/98\
  42021. 1304^
  42022. James Halliday
  42023. 1/1/97
  42024. Medium red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, but typically stylish, with a mix of light earthy/foresty/sappy aromas. The palate, too, is in typical Wignalls style, light but with clear varietal definition, and more of those foresty characters backed by some plummy fruit.
  42025. Export
  42026. 98 bookH
  42027. 1997Q
  42028. 1996R
  42029. 1997V
  42030. 24/6/98Y
  42031. 24/6/98\
  42032. 1305^
  42033. James Halliday
  42034. 1/10/94D
  42035. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with sweet briary/spicy fruit with good oak balance and integration. There is exceptionally striking sweet juicy fruit on the palate, with oak in the background, and finishing with soft tannins.H
  42036. 1999Q
  42037. 1995R
  42038. 1999V
  42039. 24/6/98Y
  42040. 24/6/98\
  42041. 1306^
  42042. James Halliday
  42043. 1/3/97
  42044. Medium red, tinged with brown; both the bouquet and palate show rather astringent green leaf and earth aromas and flavours, yet the wine has 13.5 degrees alcohol. It is difficult to imagine what forces are at work here.E
  42045. export
  42046. 98 bookH
  42047. 1999Q
  42048. 1997R
  42049. 1999V
  42050. 24/6/98Y
  42051. 24/6/98\
  42052. 1307^
  42053. James Halliday
  42054. 1/11/94D
  42055. Light green-yellow; clean, fragrant gooseberry/herbal fruit of medium intensity on the bouquet. There is greater intensity and fruit weight on the palate, again with some gooseberry notes, and a long, slightly smoky finish. H
  42056. 1997Q
  42057. 1995R
  42058. 1997V
  42059. 24/6/98Y
  42060. 24/6/98\
  42061. 1308^
  42062. James Halliday
  42063. 1/1/96
  42064. 9Light green-yellow; the bouquet progressively revealed itself, initially firm and discreet, but then with waves of herbaceous and gooseberry fruit appearing. The palate similarly came up and up, with excellent balance between the gooseberry and herbal fruit components; length, balance and mouthfeel in abundance.
  42065. 1998Q
  42066. 1996R
  42067. 1998V
  42068. 24/6/98Y
  42069. 24/6/98\
  42070. 1309^
  42071. James Halliday
  42072. 1/9/94D
  42073. Medium yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with good fruit and oak balance and integration, and just a faint hint of camphor. On the palate, richer and riper than the bouquet suggests with full butter, honey, peach and butterscotch flavours. H
  42074. 1995Q
  42075. 1994R
  42076. 1995V
  42077. 24/6/98Y
  42078. 24/6/98\
  42079. 1310^
  42080. James Halliday
  42081. 1/9/94
  42082. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, full with cedary overtones to complex dark berry fruits. The palate, as with the Chardonnay, is much bigger than the bouquet suggests, with more fruit, oak and tannins all present. A dense wine needing at least three years in bottle.
  42083. 2000Q
  42084. 1995R
  42085. 2000V
  42086. 24/6/98Y
  42087. 24/6/98\
  42088. 1311^
  42089. James Halliday
  42090. 1/9/95D
  42091. Medium to full red-purple; a rich bouquet with pronounced coconut and vanilla oak leads on to a palate with more coconut and vanilla oak, but pleasant chocolatey fruit to balance that oak, finishing with soft tannins.H
  42092. 2001Q
  42093. 1996R
  42094. 2001V
  42095. 24/6/98Y
  42096. 24/6/98\
  42097. 1312^
  42098. James Halliday
  42099. 1/3/95
  42100. Bright green-yellow; scented citrus and melon fruit aromas with that ever-so-distinctive Mornington Peninsula character which is nonetheless difficult to define. The palate is soft, with pleasant, slightly cosmetic fruit flavours, and without a great deal of length.
  42101. 1996Q
  42102. 1995R
  42103. 1996V
  42104. 24/6/98Y
  42105. 24/6/98\
  42106. 1313^
  42107. James Halliday
  42108. 1/1/96
  42109. wUnoaked. Light to medium yellow-green; there are melon and fig aromas on the bouquet with a faint touch of honey and malolactic influence evident. The palate shows a similar spread of fig, melon and honey flavours, with a rich mid to back palate, benefiting both from 13.1% alcohol and sweetness which may be derived from residual sugar, or simply from the alcohol (or both).
  42110. 1997Q
  42111. 1996R
  42112. 1997V
  42113. 24/6/98Y
  42114. 24/6/98\
  42115. 1314^
  42116. James Halliday
  42117. 1/2/97
  42118. Light straw-yellow; a fresh, light and crisp bouquet which is not particularly varietal, and appears to have a hint of toast even though the wine is unwooded, leads on to a light palate with tropical/passionfruit overtones, finishing slightly sweet.E
  42119. export
  42120. 98 bookH
  42121. 1998Q
  42122. 1997R
  42123. 1998V
  42124. 24/6/98Y
  42125. 24/6/98\
  42126. 1315^
  42127. James Halliday
  42128. 1/10/94
  42129. )Light green-yellow; firm, elegant and intense, with a hint of spice but still developing its full fruit aroma. The palate is crisp with a distinct hint of spice and some ever so slightly rough herbal aspects; it has the fruit weight and intensity to smooth out and settle down with time in bottle.
  42130. 2002Q
  42131. 1996R
  42132. 2002V
  42133. 24/6/98Y
  42134. 24/6/98\
  42135. 1316^
  42136. James Halliday
  42137. 1/10/95
  42138. Light to medium yellow-green; there are abundant tangy citrus aromas on the bouquet with faint bready characters in the background. The palate is quite full-flavoured, but falls away slightly on the finish.H
  42139. 2001Q
  42140. 1996R
  42141. 2001V
  42142. 24/6/98Y
  42143. 24/6/98\
  42144. 1317^
  42145. James Halliday
  42146. 1/10/96
  42147. Striking, glowing yellow-straw; a concentrated and powerful bouquet with smooth, deep, rich lime aromas leads on to a palate which, while tremendously flavoursome and concentrated with its lime-accented fruit, is not heavy or phenolic.  Great now or in seven years time.
  42148. Export
  42149. 98 bookH
  42150. 2006Q
  42151. 1998R
  42152. 2006V
  42153. 24/6/98Y
  42154. 24/6/98\
  42155. 1318^
  42156. James Halliday
  42157. 1/10/94D
  42158. Light green-yellow; firm, crisp and youthful, quite aromatic and with some lift. There are lifted citrus and melon fruit flavours and again a hint of lift. Has length and may develop over the short term. H
  42159. 1996Q
  42160. 1996V
  42161. 24/6/98Y
  42162. 24/6/98\
  42163. 1319^
  42164. James Halliday
  42165. 1/2/96D
  42166. Medium yellow-green; there is abundant stylish and tangy melon and citrus fruit on a well-weighted bouquet and palate. The latter has good concentration with melon and white peach flavours, before softening on the finish.H
  42167. 1997Q
  42168. 1996R
  42169. 1997V
  42170. 24/6/98Y
  42171. 24/6/98\
  42172. 1320^
  42173. James Halliday
  42174. 1/10/96
  42175. 'Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with some melon varietal fruit; the palate is solid with fair mid-palate fruit, but simply lacks light and shade. Notwithstanding John Wilson
  42176. s efforts, the Clare Valley is an inhospitable place when it comes to chardonnay.
  42177. ExportH
  42178. 1998Q
  42179. 1997R
  42180. 1998V
  42181. 24/6/98Y
  42182. 24/6/98\
  42183. 1321^
  42184. James Halliday
  42185. 1/11/94
  42186. Medium to full yellow; rich, complex and concentrated apricot and peach fruit, subtle oak and just the right amount of volatile lift. A classy wine on the palate with great style, good acid balance and length. Has intensity without being over-blown.H
  42187. 1996Q
  42188. 1994R
  42189. 1996V
  42190. 24/6/98Y
  42191. 24/6/98\
  42192. 1322^
  42193. James Halliday
  42194. 1/9/94D
  42195. Bright, light green-yellow; crisp, floral/gooseberry aromas, pure and clean. On the palate there is a perfect balance between grassy and gooseberry flavours, showing perfect fruit ripeness, with a long, dry finish. H
  42196. 1996Q
  42197. 1995R
  42198. 1996V
  42199. 24/6/98Y
  42200. 24/6/98\
  42201. 1323^
  42202. James Halliday
  42203. 1/1/96D
  42204. Medium yellow-green; a light, herbaceous bouquet with crisp, toasty (rather than fruity) characters dominant. There is much more fruit evident on the palate, with tropical gooseberry flavours, and the wine finishes with appropriate bite.H
  42205. 1997Q
  42206. 1996R
  42207. 24/6/98Y
  42208. 24/6/98\
  42209. 1324^
  42210. James Halliday
  42211. 1/12/96
  42212. ALight to medium yellow-green; tighter and more herbaceous than the Wirra Wirra semillon sauvignon blanc of the same vintage (itself a very good wine) with oak neither evident nor mentioned on the label. A tightly structured and flavoured food style, which has length and a degree of grip from the herbal/herbaceous notes.
  42213. Export
  42214. 98 bookH
  42215. 1998Q
  42216. 1997R
  42217. 1998V
  42218. 24/6/98Y
  42219. 24/6/98\
  42220. 1325^
  42221. James Halliday
  42222. 1/9/94D
  42223. Medium to full yellow-green; reasonably complex with some malolactic fermentation characters and subtle oak. A solid wine on the palate with toast and honey characters. Not one of the best Wirra Wirra Chardonnays.H
  42224. 1998Q
  42225. 1995R
  42226. 1998V
  42227. 24/6/98Y
  42228. 24/6/98\
  42229. 1326^
  42230. James Halliday
  42231. 1/10/95
  42232. 5Medium to full yellow-green; in absolutely consistent Wirra Wirra style, moderately complex with strong nutty/bready aromas and restrained oak. Generously flavoured, with more of those cashew and nut secondary bottle-developed characters and flavours starting to manifest themselves. Much better than the 
  42233. 1999Q
  42234. 1996R
  42235. 1999V
  42236. 24/6/98Y
  42237. 24/6/98\
  42238. 1327^
  42239. James Halliday
  42240. 1/4/97D
  42241. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet with citrus, mineral and white peach aromas with subtle oak.  The palate is nicely balanced and harmonious, with fig/peach/melon fruit, with subtle oak, and particularly attractive feel to the finish.E
  42242. Export
  42243. 98 bookH
  42244. 2002K
  42245. 1997R
  42246. 2002V
  42247. 24/6/98Y
  42248. 24/6/98\
  42249. 1328^
  42250. James Halliday
  42251. 1/10/95
  42252. uLight to medium yellow-green; crisp, tingling lemon rind/herbaceous/grassy aromas. The wine is nicely balanced on the palate, with the clever use of just a hint of residual sugar to give the wine some structure, although the fruit is not particularly intense. Retasted October 1995 and starting to show a little softness and middle-age spread. Really, better 12 months ago.
  42253. 1995Q
  42254. 1994R
  42255. 1995V
  42256. 24/6/98Y
  42257. 24/6/98\
  42258. 1329^
  42259. James Halliday
  42260. 1/1/96
  42261. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is strong, with concentrated, rich toast and lime aromas, leading on to a powerful, full-blown McLaren Vale style on the palate with considerable mid-palate flavour of lime and toast, and some length. Drink it, don
  42262. t cellar it.
  42263. 1996Q
  42264. 1995R
  42265. 1996V
  42266. 24/6/98Y
  42267. 24/6/98\
  42268. 1330^
  42269. James Halliday
  42270. 1/12/96
  42271. Medium yellow-green; complex and toasty, the bouquet is remarkably developed but has real character; the palate avoids the sweaty heaviness so prevalent with McLaren Vale riesling, yet has flavour, with a moderately long finish.E
  42272. Export
  42273. 98 bookH
  42274. 1998Q
  42275. 1997R
  42276. 1998V
  42277. 24/6/98Y
  42278. 24/6/98\
  42279. 1331^
  42280. James Halliday
  42281. 1/9/94D
  42282. Bright medium red, with just a touch of purple; clean, bright, fresh earthy/berry fruit aromas with just a hint of oak. A bright, fresh relatively simple wine on the palate with soft tannins. H
  42283. 1996Q
  42284. 1994R
  42285. 1996V
  42286. 24/6/98Y
  42287. 24/6/98\
  42288. 1332^
  42289. James Halliday
  42290. 1/1/96D
  42291. Very good purple-red; a clean bouquet with lots of fresh, attractive cassis/berry fruit aromas and subliminal oak. The palate is elegant and harmonious, with more of those cassis fruit flavours surrounded by fine tannins and smooth oak. H
  42292. 1999Q
  42293. 1996R
  42294. 1999V
  42295. 24/6/98Y
  42296. 24/6/98\
  42297. 1333^
  42298. James Halliday
  42299. 1/12/96D
  42300. Medium red; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity, and a little simple. The palate has an array of slightly leafy/minty flavours with earthy undertones; in regional style, but not a great year.E
  42301. ExportH
  42302. 1998Q
  42303. 1997R
  42304. 1998V
  42305. 24/6/98Y
  42306. 24/6/98\
  42307. 1334^
  42308. James Halliday
  42309. 1/9/95D
  42310. Medium red-purple; firm, briary/berry/liquorice fruit with minimal oak on the bouquet. A concentrated wine on the palate, still youthful and with the tannins still to resolve, but has real potential.  Retasted in December 1996 with similar notes.H
  42311. 1996Q
  42312. 1995R
  42313. 1996V
  42314. 24/6/98Y
  42315. 24/6/98\
  42316. 1335^
  42317. James Halliday
  42318. 1/1/96D
  42319. Youthful purple-red; a fruit-driven bouquet with fresh, vibrant earthy/spicy aromas; there is most attractive juicy/berry fruit on the palate together with fine tannins. The very model of a smart cafe wine.
  42320. 1997Q
  42321. 1996R
  42322. 1997V
  42323. 24/6/98Y
  42324. 24/6/98\
  42325. 1336^
  42326. James Halliday
  42327. 1/9/94
  42328. JMedium to full red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet with faintly austere but perfectly ripened cabernet in a distinctly Bordeaux mould. The same gently astringent/herbaceous classic cabernet fruit with tannins running throughout, drives the palate. The wine is not green or stemmy, and will undoubtedly enchant the classicists. 
  42329. 2002Q
  42330. 1996R
  42331. 2002V
  42332. 24/6/98Y
  42333. 24/6/98\
  42334. 1337^
  42335. James Halliday
  42336. 1/10/95D
  42337. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with sweet berry and mint aromas with a subtle touch of oak. A well-constructed and balanced wine on the palate, with attractive red fruit and undertones of the leaf and mint evident on the bouquet.H
  42338. 2001Q
  42339. 1997R
  42340. 2001V
  42341. 24/6/98Y
  42342. 24/6/98\
  42343. 1338^
  42344. James Halliday
  42345. 1/12/96
  42346. -Medium red-purple; more restrained and less opulent than the biggest McLaren Vale Cabernets, but none the worse for that.  Marvellously smooth and perfectly balanced and constructed palate with a mix of chocolate, berry and earth flavours with cedary oak woven through it, finishing with soft tannins.
  42347. Export
  42348. 98 bookH
  42349. 2005Q
  42350. 1999R
  42351. 2005V
  42352. 24/6/98Y
  42353. 24/6/98\
  42354. 1339^
  42355. James Halliday
  42356. 1/4/95D
  42357. Light green-yellow; lots of lime juice fruit aromas, with just a hint of spice lurking in the background. The palate is nicely balanced with ample flavour yet not coarse; there is sweet lime juice flavour running throughout, and a long finish.H
  42358. 1996Q
  42359. 1995R
  42360. 1996V
  42361. 24/6/98Y
  42362. 24/6/98\
  42363. 1340^
  42364. James Halliday
  42365. 1/10/95
  42366. Medium to full yellow-green; a highly aromatic spicy/floral bouquet showing, as ever the (skilled) use of enzymes. A highly-flavoured, gently spicy wine on the palate, made in a very distinctive style, and with a pleasantly dry finish. Absolutely best when young.  Retasted October 1996 and looking very good, with high-flavoured tropical juicy fruit flavours, and having taken its show tally to a trophy and three gold medals.
  42367. 1997Q
  42368. 1996R
  42369. 1997V
  42370. 24/6/98Y
  42371. 24/6/98\
  42372. 1341^
  42373. James Halliday
  42374. 1/2/97D
  42375. Bright yellow-green; a highly aromatic, fragrant and flowery bouquet with lime and spice intermingling; there is more of the same on the palate, providing a striking, early-drinking style, perhaps with the assistance of a touch of enzyme.E
  42376. export
  42377. 98 bookH
  42378. 1998Q
  42379. 1997R
  42380. 1998V
  42381. 24/6/98Y
  42382. 24/6/98\
  42383. 1342^
  42384. James Halliday
  42385. 1/9/94
  42386. Light green-yellow; intense lime, lychee and spice aromas and flavours. The palate is neither phenolic nor sweet, finishing dry, and with great balance. This really is a class wine. H
  42387. 1996Q
  42388. 1995R
  42389. 1996V
  42390. 24/6/98Y
  42391. 24/6/98\
  42392. 1343^
  42393. James Halliday
  42394. 1/10/96D
  42395. Medium to full yellow-green; an incredibly perfumed bouquet with strong spicy varietal input from the traminer, leads on to a palate with tremendous length and style, the spicy/lychee/rose petal traminer balanced by some tighter lime-accented riesling.E
  42396. Export
  42397. 98 bookH
  42398. 1998Q
  42399. 1997R
  42400. 1998V
  42401. 24/6/98Y
  42402. 24/6/98\
  42403. 1344^
  42404. James Halliday
  42405. 1/10/95D
  42406. Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with pungent vanillin American oak together with fresh berry fruit. That fruit makes itself felt on entry to the mouth, to be promptly followed by a fistful of high extract oak.H
  42407. 1999Q
  42408. 1995R
  42409. 1999V
  42410. 24/6/98Y
  42411. 24/6/98\
  42412. James Halliday
  42413. 1/7/96
  42414. FMedium red-purple; the American oak influence is there from start to finish, from the first whiff to the last taste.  It has undoubtedly been well handled in a technical sense, and the wine has plenty of total flavour. Perhaps the fairest judgment is the silver medal it was given at the 1996 State of Origin Shiraz Challenge.
  42415. Export
  42416. 98 bookH
  42417. 2000Q
  42418. 1996R
  42419. 2000V
  42420. 24/6/98Y
  42421. 24/6/98\
  42422. 1346^
  42423. James Halliday
  42424. 1/11/94D
  42425. Medium to full red; solid, clean berry fruit with some earthy varietal notes. The palate is crammed with rich, dark chocolate, berry and earth fruit, finishing with abundant soft tannins.H
  42426. 2002Q
  42427. 1996R
  42428. 2002V
  42429. 24/6/98Y
  42430. 24/6/98\
  42431. 1347^
  42432. James Halliday
  42433. 1/10/95
  42434. gMedium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with an attractive array of liquorice and spice fruit aromas together with a touch of charry oak. The palate is solid and ripe, with more of the spice, liquorice and cherry flavours promised by the bouquet, and a smooth finish. The second taste is better than the first, the third better than the second.
  42435. 2003Q
  42436. 1997R
  42437. 2003V
  42438. 24/6/98Y
  42439. 24/6/98\
  42440. 1348^
  42441. James Halliday
  42442. 1/12/96
  42443. EMedium to full purple-red; there is plenty of weight and extract on the bouquet with a mix of plummy fruit and then a range of more briary/leafy/earthy characters. The palate shows a similar spectrum running from dark chocolate through red berry to just a hint of earth; the oak influence is barely perceptible, but is there.
  42444. Export
  42445. 98 bookH
  42446. 2004Q
  42447. 1998R
  42448. 2004V
  42449. 24/6/98Y
  42450. 24/6/98\
  42451. 1349^
  42452. James Halliday
  42453. 1/11/94
  42454. Medium to full red; a solid briary/chocolatey/earthy bouquet with warm region fruit aromas. A very generous, mouthfilling wine on the palate with lots of dark chocolate and red berry fruit, finishing with solid tannins.H
  42455. 2003Q
  42456. 1997R
  42457. 2003V
  42458. 24/6/98Y
  42459. 24/6/98\
  42460. 1350^
  42461. James Halliday
  42462. 1/1/96D
  42463. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, clean and full with the usual powerful dark berry fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet; the palate is full, concentrated and powerful, with fruit, rather than tannin, astringency from briary/berry flavours. I like the wine.H
  42464. 2005Q
  42465. 1999R
  42466. 2005V
  42467. 24/6/98Y
  42468. 24/6/98\
  42469. 1351^
  42470. James Halliday
  42471. 1/12/96D
  42472. Medium purple-red; a clean, easy-drinking style with pleasant gently sweet chocolate and red berry fruits; the tannins are very soft, and the oak subtle.E
  42473. Export
  42474. 98 bookH
  42475. 2002Q
  42476. 1998R
  42477. 2002V
  42478. 24/6/98Y
  42479. 24/6/98\
  42480. 1352^
  42481. James Halliday
  42482. 1/10/95
  42483. Medium to full red-purple; dark cherry and liquorice fruit with pronounced vanillin American oak. On the palate there is lots of fruit and lots of oak of full weight, but not extractive. The flavours run the gamut of rich, sweet berry and chocolate through to vanilla, the latter from the oak. Retasted October 1995 with similar notes, and ripe spicy/cherry fruit to the fore; the fruit certainly seems to be expressing itself more than the oak with time in bottle.
  42484. 2001Q
  42485. 1995R
  42486. 2001V
  42487. 24/6/98Y
  42488. 24/6/98\
  42489. 1353^
  42490. James Halliday
  42491. 1/12/96D
  42492. Medium to full red-purple; a very concentrated bouquet with masses of rich, ripe black cherry, plum and aniseed fruit, with equally impressive amounts of American oak. The palate repeats the bouquet; for those who love mammoth Australian reds.E
  42493. Export
  42494. 98 bookH
  42495. 2004Q
  42496. 1998R
  42497. 2004V
  42498. 24/6/98Y
  42499. 24/6/98\
  42500. 1354^
  42501. James Halliday
  42502. 1/11/94D
  42503. Deep yellow-green; a veritable cascade of spicy, nutmeg and cumquat fruit aromas on the bouquet, with a similar melange of nutmeg, coconut and fruit on the palate; very luscious, but does not cloy. A bargain at the price.H
  42504. 1997Q
  42505. 1995R
  42506. 1997V
  42507. 24/6/98Y
  42508. 24/6/98\
  42509. 1355^
  42510. James Halliday
  42511. 1/10/95D
  42512. Full yellow-orange; the usual extremely complex and potent bouquet with a range of passionfruit and dried apricot aromas. The palate is full-bodied, with similar flavours, and finishes with balancing acid.H
  42513. 1998Q
  42514. 1996R
  42515. 1998V
  42516. 24/6/98Y
  42517. 24/6/98\
  42518. 1356^
  42519. James Halliday
  42520. 1/10/95
  42521. KMedium red-purple; fresh, spicy/earthy/berry fruit with subtle oak. A potent wine on the palate with spicy characters vaguely reminiscent of Shiraz, rather than Cabernet Sauvignon, with good weight and concentration. Retasted October 1995 and seemed to have thinned out somewhat; may have been going through a phase of development.
  42522. 2002Q
  42523. 1997R
  42524. 2002V
  42525. 24/6/98Y
  42526. 24/6/98\
  42527. 1357^
  42528. James Halliday
  42529. 1/12/94D
  42530. Medium yellow-green; well-balanced fruit and oak of medium intensity. The palate is pleasantly unforced, with a nice touch of fig and peach varietal fruit on the mid-palate, and attractive barrel-ferment characters on the finish.H
  42531. 1995Q
  42532. 1994R
  42533. 1995V
  42534. 24/6/98Y
  42535. 24/6/98\
  42536. 1358^
  42537. James Halliday
  42538. 1/3/96
  42539. Light to medium yellow-green; a light-year away from earlier vintages, far more elegant and subtle. There is cashew and melon fruit on the bouquet, and a harmonious palate with a mix of melon/fig fruit and spicy, toasty oak. H
  42540. 1997Q
  42541. 1996R
  42542. 1997V
  42543. 24/6/98Y
  42544. 24/6/98\
  42545. 1359^
  42546. James Halliday
  42547. 1/4/97
  42548. Light green-yellow; fragrant fig, peach and melon aromas are allied with more creamy/nutty characters from the malolactic fermentation and oak. The wine has good mouthfeel, with some grapefruit accents joining the other fruit characters, and a long, lingering finish.  
  42549. Export
  42550. 98 bookH
  42551. 2001K
  42552. 1997R
  42553. 2001V
  42554. 24/6/98Y
  42555. 24/6/98\
  42556. 1360^
  42557. James Halliday
  42558. 1/12/94
  42559. Medium red; attractive clean spicy/peppery varietal fruit with subtle oak. There are pronounced pepper/spice varietal flavours on the palate, yet the wine has adequate weight and extract, finishing with good acidity and subtle oak.H
  42560. 2001Q
  42561. 1995R
  42562. 2001V
  42563. 24/6/98Y
  42564. 24/6/98\
  42565. 1361^
  42566. James Halliday
  42567. 1/3/96
  42568. %Medium to full purple-red; wonderfully ripe black cherry and spice aromas show fully ripened fruit on the bouquet. The palate has more of the same, with vibrantly spicy fruit, good depth and weight, and soft tannins. It is a fruit, rather than oak-driven wine, typical of the best of the line.
  42569. 2002Q
  42570. 1996R
  42571. 2002V
  42572. 24/6/98Y
  42573. 24/6/98\
  42574. 1362^
  42575. James Halliday
  42576. 1/3/96
  42577. Medium to full red-purple, bright and clear; the bouquet shows an array of spicy black cherry fruit aromas with oak barely perceptible. A strongly fruit-driven wine in the mouth, with intense earthy/spicy dark cherry fruit; the oak has been used as a medium for maturation and not as a flavour modifier. Less opulently ripe than some of the prior vintages, but none the worse for that.
  42578. 2003Q
  42579. 1997R
  42580. 2003V
  42581. 24/6/98Y
  42582. 24/6/98\
  42583. 1363^
  42584. James Halliday
  42585. 1/10/97
  42586. Medium to full red-purple; there is far more concentration and weight to the bouquet than most wines in its price category, with abundant dark berry, spice and briary fruit. Has developed extremely well since release, with plenty of briary/dark berry fruit flavours, good tannins and subtle oak. No doubt benefits from the inclusion of the portion normally destined for Michael Shiraz.
  42587. Export
  42588. 98 bookF
  42589. 2009K
  42590. 1999R
  42591. 2009V
  42592. 24/6/98
  42593. 24/6/98\
  42594. 1364^
  42595. James Halliday
  42596. 1/3/95D
  42597. Medium red-purple; an elegant bouquet with notes of earth, cedar and briar. The palate is similarly elegant with briary/leafy/minty aspects to the red fruit flavours. Oak has been used in restraint. A multiple gold medal winner.H
  42598. 1998Q
  42599. 1995R
  42600. 1998V
  42601. 24/6/98Y
  42602. 24/6/98\
  42603. 1365^
  42604. James Halliday
  42605. 1/3/96D
  42606. Medium red-purple; an earthy, minerally bouquet leads on to a wine which, as it enters the mouth, is positively Italianate, finishing with soft, lingering tannins. Made from the least-ripe grapes from each harvest, and tends to show it.H
  42607. 1999Q
  42608. 1996R
  42609. 1999V
  42610. 24/6/98Y
  42611. 24/6/98\
  42612. 1366^
  42613. James Halliday
  42614. 1/3/96
  42615. AMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, clean and smooth, with fresh red and blackcurrant fruit aromas. Somewhat lighter than the 
  42616. 91, which is hardly surprising; very smooth on entry to the mouth, with touches of mint to go with the blackcurrant fruit, then quite firm tannins come on the finish. 
  42617. 98 bookH
  42618. 2004Q
  42619. 1996R
  42620. 2004V
  42621. 24/6/98Y
  42622. 24/6/98\
  42623. 1367^
  42624. James Halliday
  42625. 1/3/96
  42626. TFull red-purple; a high-quality example of pristine cabernet sauvignon varietal character, with a mix of ripe blackcurrant/cassis fruit and that particular regional earthy undertone. The palate is powerful, with a mix of blackcurrant and a touch of dark chocolate and briar, and the oak largely, but not entirely, swallowed up by the fruit.
  42627. 2005Q
  42628. 1997R
  42629. 2005V
  42630. 24/6/98Y
  42631. 24/6/98\
  42632. 1368^
  42633. James Halliday
  42634. 1/4/97
  42635.  Deep colour; sweet cassis fruit, mixed with seductive albeit gentle vanillin oak on the bouquet leads on to a palate with excellent structure, showing classic cabernet varietal fruit, with touches of chocolate, olive and earth, and sustained length.  Retasted October 1997' similar notes.
  42636. Export
  42637. 98 bookH
  42638. 2014K
  42639. 1999R
  42640. 2014T
  42641. ChangedV
  42642. 24/6/98Y
  42643. 24/6/98\
  42644. 1369^
  42645. James Halliday
  42646. 1/12/94
  42647. ?Deep red-purple; chocolate, briar and cassis aromas mingle with strong vanillin oak on the bouquet, in a slightly less forceful mode than either the 
  42648. 90 or 
  42649. 91 vintages. The palate, too, is ever-so-slightly more accessible at this early stage of its development, no doubt a factor contributing to its three gold medals.
  42650. 2009Q
  42651. 1999R
  42652. 2009V
  42653. 24/6/98Y
  42654. 24/6/98\
  42655. 1370^
  42656. James Halliday
  42657. 1/3/96
  42658. SFull purple-red; slightly deeper than the 
  42659. 92 vintage; the bouquet shows a complex mix of sweet, ripe fruit, charry oak and that family/regional hint of earth. The powerful palate has many layers of flavour, with sweetly ripe dark berry fruits intermingling with more briary/foresty/earthy characters and appreciable vanilla and cedar oak.
  42660. 2010Q
  42661. 2000R
  42662. 2010V
  42663. 24/6/98Y
  42664. 24/6/98\
  42665. 1371^
  42666. James Halliday
  42667. 1/4/97
  42668. Strong red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with the first signs of that earthy character, which is the hallmark of Coonawarra Cabernet starting to appear.  A powerful mature palate, arguably the most classic for many years. There is layer-upon-layer of fruit flavour perfectly matched by vanillin oak, and supported by long, lingering tannins. A multiple trophy and gold medal winner at major Australian wine shows. Retasted October 1997; similar notes.
  42669. Export
  42670. 98 bookH
  42671. 2011K
  42672. 2001R
  42673. ChangedV
  42674. 24/6/98Y
  42675. 24/6/98\
  42676. 1372^
  42677. James Halliday
  42678. 1/12/94
  42679. ^The bright purple-red colour leads on to a fragrant, scented bouquet with voluptuous sweet berry fruit and balanced oak. The palate is very complex and stylish with red berry/cassis/raspberry fruit flavours with hints of spice in the background. Will be approachable earlier than the 1990, but still needs great patience to allow it to show its best.
  42680. 2008Q
  42681. 1998R
  42682. 2008V
  42683. 24/6/98Y
  42684. 24/6/98\
  42685. 1373^
  42686. James Halliday
  42687. 1/3/96
  42688. .Medium to full red-purple; a show-stopper of a wine, or as Robert Parker might put it, a gob-stopper. The bouquet is potent, with slightly resinous oak; the palate is massive and powerful, needing much time, with an extraordinary array of minty/cherry fruit and oak and fruit tannins all intermingling.
  42689. 2010Q
  42690. 2000R
  42691. 2010V
  42692. 24/6/98Y
  42693. 24/6/98\
  42694. 1374^
  42695. James Halliday
  42696. 1/10/97
  42697. gDense purple-red; extremely rich, ripe and concentrated mulberry and spice fruit is supported by toasty vanillin oak. The palate is every bit as concentrated and chewy as the bouquet suggests it will be, with abundant spicy berry fruit and even more abundant oak. Retasted October 1997 and developing exceptionally well, losing brashness and gaining elegance.
  42698. Export
  42699. 98 bookH
  42700. 2024K
  42701. 2004R
  42702. 2024T
  42703. ChangedV
  42704. 24/6/98W
  42705. 99 bookY
  42706. 24/6/98\
  42707. 1375^
  42708. James Halliday
  42709. 1/11/94D
  42710. Light to medium green-yellow; a crisp, clean, fairly lean but bracing bouquet leads on to a similarly fresh and crisp palate with zesty lemony fruit and a quite long finish. H
  42711. 1995Q
  42712. 1994R
  42713. 1995V
  42714. 24/6/98Y
  42715. 24/6/98\
  42716. 1376^
  42717. James Halliday
  42718. 1/11/94
  42719. Bright, light green-yellow; a markedly fresh and crisp, slightly herbaceous, style with citrussy aromas and subtle oak. The palate is intense, fresh and crisp, with citrus and melon fruit and a long finish. H
  42720. 1997Q
  42721. 1995R
  42722. 1997V
  42723. 24/6/98Y
  42724. 24/6/98\
  42725. 1377^
  42726. James Halliday
  42727. 1/9/94D
  42728. Full yellow-straw; big, soft and richly complex aromas in a nutty/bready/yeasty/vanilla spectrum. A concentrated but soft palate with buttery/nutty flavours and a hint of anise from the Pinot component.H
  42729. 1996Q
  42730. 1994R
  42731. 1996V
  42732. 24/6/98Y
  42733. 24/6/98\
  42734. 1378^
  42735. James Halliday
  42736. 1/10/95D
  42737. Straw-pink; a rich bouquet showing the influence of both the Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier components. A multi-flavoured, rich, full-on palate with lots of fruit sweetness. H
  42738. 1997Q
  42739. 1995R
  42740. 1997V
  42741. 24/6/98Y
  42742. 24/6/98\
  42743. 1379^
  42744. James Halliday
  42745. 1/10/96
  42746. Medium yellow-green; the complex bouquet has a range of secondary bready/yeasty autolysis aromas; the palate is fine, long and quite delicate for the often bigger Yalumba D style, with a pleasant cut to the dry, stylish finish.E
  42747. ExportH
  42748. 1998Q
  42749. 1996R
  42750. 1998V
  42751. 24/6/98Y
  42752. 24/6/98\
  42753. 1380^
  42754. James Halliday
  42755. 1/4/97D
  42756. Very pale green-straw colour; a crisp, clean and fine bouquet with fresh green apple aromas is followed logically by a crisp, lively and zesty palate with more of those green apple flavours; particularly restrained and fine for the Yalumba D style.E
  42757. Export
  42758. 98 bookH
  42759. 1999K
  42760. 1997R
  42761. 1999V
  42762. 24/6/98Y
  42763. 24/6/98\
  42764. 1381^
  42765. James Halliday
  42766. 1/10/95
  42767. Peter Wall. An outstanding wine fully reflecting the great vintage. The bouquet shows concentrated briary/berry fruits with good oak integration and balance. The palate, too, is powerful yet balanced, with dark berry, cassis and plum fruit flavours backed by opulent oak.
  42768. 2010Q
  42769. 2000R
  42770. 2010V
  42771. 24/6/98Y
  42772. 24/6/98\
  42773. 1382^
  42774. James Halliday
  42775. 1/10/95
  42776. 5Mark Hill Smith. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet of medium to full intensity, with smoothly interwoven dark berry fruits and high-quality American oak. The palate is exceptionally elegant and well structured, with near perfect oak balance and integration of ripe chocolatey fruit and cedary oak. 
  42777. 2011Q
  42778. 2001R
  42779. 2011V
  42780. 24/6/98Y
  42781. 24/6/98\
  42782. 1383^
  42783. James Halliday
  42784. 1/10/96
  42785. oEddy Waechter. Medium to full red-purple; gently ripe but intense chocolate and earth fruit aromas are surrounded by positive but not excessive vanillin American oak on a fragrant bouquet; overall, the wine is quite tangy with lemony/smoky oak and red fruits merged on the mid-palate, finishing with quite pronounced tannins.  A high-class wine which will age well.  
  42786. 2012Q
  42787. 2002R
  42788. 2012V
  42789. 24/6/98Y
  42790. 24/6/98\
  42791. 1384^
  42792. James Halliday
  42793. 1/4/97
  42794. Bill Wilksch. Medium red-purple; a fine mix of earth, cedar, vanilla and gentle red fruits on the bouquet leads on to a palate with surprisingly charry/earthy notes to go with blackberry and cedar flavours; persistent tannins on the finish. Retasted October 1997 and, if anything, seemed even younger, with powerful, penetrating fruit and those persistent tannins still very much in evidence.  
  42795. Export
  42796. 98 bookH
  42797. 2013K
  42798. 2005R
  42799. 2013T
  42800. ChangedV
  42801. 24/6/98Y
  42802. 24/6/98
  42803. 1385^
  42804. James Halliday
  42805. 1/11/94
  42806. Medium yellow-green; fine, reserved melon and citrus-tinged fruit, with subtle French oak. An elegant wine on the palate with light melon and fig fruit, and again subtle barrel-ferment characters. Will undoubtedly develop richness over the next two to three years.
  42807. 1997Q
  42808. 1995R
  42809. 1997V
  42810. 24/6/98Y
  42811. 24/6/98\
  42812. 1386^
  42813. James Halliday
  42814. 1/10/96D
  42815. Light to medium yellow-green; discreet melon and fig aromas are balanced by subtle oak, leading on to a fine, understated Yarra Valley chardonnay which will improve in bottle and gain complexity over the next few years.E
  42816. Export
  42817. 98 bookH
  42818. 2000Q
  42819. 1997R
  42820. 2000V
  42821. 24/6/98Y
  42822. 24/6/98\
  42823. 1387^
  42824. James Halliday
  42825. 1/9/95
  42826. Light yellow-green; a complex bouquet with intense fruit and very cleverly used American oak. The palate is well balanced, with fine citrus/melon fruit and seductive American oak. H
  42827. 1997Q
  42828. 1995R
  42829. 1997V
  42830. 24/6/98Y
  42831. 24/6/98\
  42832. 1388^
  42833. James Halliday
  42834. 1/11/95
  42835. VMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is lifted, with some tropical notes suggesting a degree of botrytis infection of some of the grapes. The flavours, too, are in a tropical spectrum normally associated with some botrytis influence. Retasted October 1996 and has developed quite well, although tinned fruit salad characters are pretty evident.  
  42836. 1998Q
  42837. 1996R
  42838. 1998V
  42839. 24/6/98Y
  42840. 24/6/98\
  42841. 1389^
  42842. James Halliday
  42843. 1/3/97
  42844. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite full, with white peach/nectarine fruit married with soft vanillin oak. The palate is elegant yet full flavoured, with the very skilled use of American oak, resulting in a peach and vanilla sundae effect.H
  42845. 2003K
  42846. CD noteQ
  42847. 1997R
  42848. 2003V
  42849. 24/6/98Y
  42850. 24/6/98\
  42851. 1390^
  42852. James Halliday
  42853. 1/9/94D
  42854. Medium red; a fairly soft bouquet which progressively opens up in the glass revealing plum and spice fruit. The palate is relatively weighty, soft and chewy with some plummy fruit and clever use of oak. A success in a difficult vintage.H
  42855. 1995Q
  42856. 1994R
  42857. 1995V
  42858. 24/6/98Y
  42859. 24/6/98\
  42860. 1391^
  42861. James Halliday
  42862. 1/10/95D
  42863. Light to medium red; a light, clean, fairly plain bouquet with hints of strawberry and cherry fruit. The palate is of medium weight with cherry and plum flavours, showing pleasant but not exhilarating varietal flavour.H
  42864. 1995R
  42865. 1996V
  42866. 24/6/98Y
  42867. 24/6/98\
  42868. 1392^
  42869. James Halliday
  42870. 1/10/96D
  42871. Medium red-purple; a quite distinctive bouquet of the kind one often finds in Californian Pinot Noir with a mix of vegetal and soapy characters. There is more fruit on the palate, but again there is some green/tomato vine evident. Unusual and interesting.H
  42872. 1997Q
  42873. 1996R
  42874. 1997V
  42875. 24/6/98Y
  42876. 24/6/98\
  42877. 1393^
  42878. James Halliday
  42879. 1/2/97
  42880. Noticeably deep red-purple in colour; a powerful, ripe bouquet with plummy/black fruit aromas and a touch of the forest. A generously proportioned wine on the palate, as ripe as one would dare make it, and in not dissimilar style to the Reserve wine of the same vintage.
  42881. Export
  42882. 98 bookH
  42883. 2000Q
  42884. 1997R
  42885. 2000V
  42886. 24/6/98Y
  42887. 24/6/98\
  42888. 1394^
  42889. James Halliday
  42890. 1/9/94
  42891. Light to medium yellow-green; a soft, gently fruity and only mildly herbaceous bouquet. The palate has soft fruit and finishes with appreciable residual sugar.H
  42892. 1995Q
  42893. 1994R
  42894. 1995V
  42895. 24/6/98Y
  42896. 24/6/98\
  42897. 1395^
  42898. James Halliday
  42899. 1/11/95D
  42900. Medium yellow-green; there are gently tropical, slightly diffuse fruit aromas which lead on to a soft, gently sweet palate with more tropical fruit flavours. Highly commercial, and could not possibly offend as long as you accept the level of sweetness.H
  42901. 1996Q
  42902. 1995R
  42903. 1996V
  42904. 24/6/98Y
  42905. 24/6/98\
  42906. 1396^
  42907. James Halliday
  42908. 1/10/96D
  42909. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and soft with pleasant varietal fruit; the palate, too, is a pleasant commercial wine, but does tail-off rather abruptly on the finish.E
  42910. Export
  42911. 98 bookH
  42912. 1997Q
  42913. 1996R
  42914. 1997V
  42915. 24/6/98Y
  42916. 24/6/98\
  42917. 1397^
  42918. James Halliday
  42919. 1/9/94D
  42920. Medium to full red, showing some development; the bouquet is complex with an array of cedary/mulberry/leafy/cassis/tobacco aromas. The palate shows the same wide array of flavours; an interesting but not entirely convincing example of No 1 Dry Red.H
  42921. 2010Q
  42922. 2000R
  42923. 2010V
  42924. 24/6/98Y
  42925. 24/6/98\
  42926. 1398^
  42927. James Halliday
  42928. 1/5/95
  42929. &Full red-purple; wonderfully complex dark berry fruit aromas are married with perfectly balanced and integrated French oak. The palate is finely structured and balanced with dark currant fruit; the tannins run right throughout the wine, but are fine and supple, the oak harmonious. Outstanding.
  42930. 2013Q
  42931. 2001R
  42932. 2013V
  42933. 24/6/98Y
  42934. 24/6/98\
  42935. 1399^
  42936. James Halliday
  42937. 1/2/96
  42938. Medium purple-red; a clean, smooth and elegantly styled bouquet; as with all of the No 1 Dry Reds, an almost seamless marriage between the fruit and surprising subtle French oak. As befits the vintage, a concentrated wine on the palate, with the tannins starting to manifest themselves immediately the wine is taken into the mouth; there are flavours of mint and blackcurrant, and the wine will surely prove a classic once it settles down. (Tasted very shortly after bottling.)
  42939. 2014Q
  42940. 2002R
  42941. 2014V
  42942. 24/6/98Y
  42943. 24/6/98\
  42944. 1400^
  42945. James Halliday
  42946. 1/4/97
  42947. FMedium red-purple;  the bouquet is of medium intensity with a gentle mix of cedar, leaf, cassis and earth surrounded by perfectly integrated French oak.  The palate has very good flavour, with fully ripe fruit and no green canopy characters whatsoever; the flavours range through blackberry, blackcurrant and red berry fruits.
  42948. Export
  42949. 98 bookH
  42950. 2000R
  42951. 2010V
  42952. 24/6/98Y
  42953. 24/6/98\
  42954. 1401^
  42955. James Halliday
  42956. 1/9/94D
  42957. Medium to full red; rich, complex sweet cherry fruit with hints of spice and anise, and good depth. A complex palate with masses of dark cherry/berry fruit, finishing with soft tannins. Significantly the best wine of the vintage for Yarra Yering.H
  42958. 2010Q
  42959. 2000R
  42960. 2010V
  42961. 24/6/98Y
  42962. 24/6/98\
  42963. 1402^
  42964. James Halliday
  42965. 1/5/95
  42966. Medium to full red-purple; more elegant and more discreet than the Underhill Shiraz of the same year, with more restrained spicy characters to the bouquet. A wonderful palate, fine, long and elegant with much more spice and pepper evident than on the bouquet; finishes very well.
  42967. 2013Q
  42968. 2001R
  42969. 2013V
  42970. 24/6/98Y
  42971. 24/6/98\
  42972. 1403^
  42973. James Halliday
  42974. 1/4/97
  42975. /Medium to full red; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, with pleasantly ripe dark berry aromas, together with hints of earth and softly spicy oak. The palate has more structure and tannin than the Underhill, with dark chocolate flavours, and soft, lingering, almost milky, tannins on the finish.
  42976. Export
  42977. 98 bookH
  42978. 2008K
  42979. 1999R
  42980. 2008V
  42981. 24/6/98Y
  42982. 24/6/98\
  42983. 1404^
  42984. James Halliday
  42985. 1/9/94D
  42986. Medium purple-red; a riotous and powerful bouquet with voluminous pepper, spice and red cherry fruit. The same splashy, opulent fruit is evident on the palate; great now, but greater still in ten years.H
  42987. 2001Q
  42988. 1997R
  42989. 2001V
  42990. 24/6/98Y
  42991. 24/6/98\
  42992. 1405^
  42993. James Halliday
  42994. 1/4/97
  42995. WMedium to full red; the usual exotic array of aromas, distinctly ripe (almost, but not quite, porty) with a strong overtone of gamey Rh
  42996. ne Valley character. The palate is ripe and solid, with some dark chocolate to add to the characters of the bouquet, but no spice. Very different from previous vintages, vaguely reminiscent of ripe grenache.
  42997. Export
  42998. 98 bookH
  42999. 2007K
  43000. 1999R
  43001. 2007V
  43002. 24/6/98Y
  43003. 24/6/98\
  43004. 1406^
  43005. James Halliday
  43006. 1/10/95
  43007. 8Bright, light yellow-green; clean, crisp and stylish aromas with faintly citrussy fruit to the fore. The palate is very well balanced with citrus notes balanced by more dusty/bready characters. A pleasantly dry finish, and not overtly fruity. Retasted October 1995, with similar notes; crisp, clean and delicate.
  43008. 1997Q
  43009. 1996R
  43010. 1997V
  43011. 24/6/98Y
  43012. 24/6/98\
  43013. 1407^
  43014. James Halliday
  43015. 1/10/96
  43016. Light straw-yellow with good mousse; a fine, delicate crisp bouquet with tempered but obvious Pinot Noir influence. Similarly fine, elegant and discrete on the palate with a crisp, dry and relatively light finish. Very much an aperitif style.E
  43017. Export
  43018. 98 bookH
  43019. 1998Q
  43020. 1997R
  43021. 1998V
  43022. 24/6/98Y
  43023. 24/6/98\
  43024. 1408^
  43025. James Halliday
  43026. 1/10/95D
  43027. Light to medium straw-yellow; a relatively firm, yeasty/bready bouquet leads on to a clean, firm palate which has quite classic length and intensity. All in all, a quite austere style driven by Pinot Noir.H
  43028. 1997Q
  43029. 1996R
  43030. 1997V
  43031. 24/6/98Y
  43032. 24/6/98\
  43033. 1409^
  43034. James Halliday
  43035. 1/10/96
  43036. Bright green-yellow; a youthful, delicate and elegant bouquet with lemony citrus fruit aromas, but not especially complex. The palate is crisp and lemony, but had a faintly burnt match/charry finish. Conceivably there was some cork glue taint affecting the wine.
  43037. Export
  43038. 98 bookH
  43039. 1998Q
  43040. 1997R
  43041. 1998V
  43042. 24/6/98Y
  43043. 24/6/98\
  43044. 1410^
  43045. James Halliday
  43046. 1/10/95
  43047. Bright light green-yellow; clean, fresh, crisp lemony/herbaceous/citrus aromas, with a spotlessly clean and crisp palate on which the Chardonnay seems to be the dominant player. There is no sign of the wood maturation, and the wine is nicely balanced. Retasted October 1995 with bready/yeasty characters on both bouquet and palate, perhaps an echo of that oak maturation. Looking very good. 
  43048. 1997Q
  43049. 1996R
  43050. 1997V
  43051. 24/6/98Y
  43052. 24/6/98\
  43053. 1411^
  43054. James Halliday
  43055. 1/10/96
  43056. 3Bright light straw-yellow; some herbaceous/green fruit aromas not unlike those of the first release, but are rather more to the fore on both bouquet and palate. The wine is bright and lively in the mouth, with hints of citrus and melon, but those green grass flavours are a touch too assertive for my taste.
  43057. Export
  43058. 98 bookH
  43059. 1998Q
  43060. 1997R
  43061. 1998V
  43062. 24/6/98Y
  43063. 24/6/98\
  43064. 1412^
  43065. James Halliday
  43066. 1/10/95
  43067. Medium to full yellow-green; excellent fruit and oak balance and integration on the bouquet, with lots of melon and peach fruit. A finer wine on the palate, with melon flavours dominant, and excellent length and acidity. Retasted October 1995 with similar notes; looking quite superb.
  43068. 2001Q
  43069. 1995R
  43070. 2001V
  43071. 24/6/98Y
  43072. 24/6/98\
  43073. 1413^
  43074. James Halliday
  43075. 1/10/96
  43076. Light to medium yellow-green; the aromas are tangy with some citrus and some more vegetal notes, with subtle oak; not especially rich or ripe on either bouquet or palate, but with quite stylish cashew nut and light fruit flavours woven through soft French oak.
  43077. ExportH
  43078. 2002Q
  43079. 1996R
  43080. 2002V
  43081. 24/6/98Y
  43082. 24/6/98\
  43083. 1414^
  43084. James Halliday
  43085. 1/4/97
  43086. JLight green-yellow; a typical Yarra Valley bouquet with elegant melon and fig fruit of medium intensity, supported by just a trace of high-quality French oak. The palate is initially delicate and elegant; the length of the finish catches you by surprise, as does its latent power.  Sure to develop very well into the next century.
  43087. Export
  43088. 98 bookH
  43089. 2006K
  43090. 1997R
  43091. 2006V
  43092. 24/6/98Y
  43093. 24/6/98\
  43094. 1415^
  43095. James Halliday
  43096. 1/11/94
  43097. There is no discernible colour change whatsoever, still purple
  43098. red. However, the bouquet shows a marked change to the younger vintages, with touches of leaf and mint, and some of those cool climate gamey characters. There is a similar gamut of flavours on the palate, earthy, cedary and leafy alongside the red fruit core. Picked April 25; 59% Cabernet Sauvignon; 13
  43099. ; 4.5 tonnes per acre.
  43100. 2005Q
  43101. 1996R
  43102. 2005V
  43103. 24/6/98Y
  43104. 24/6/98\
  43105. 1416^
  43106. James Halliday
  43107. 1/10/95
  43108. JExcellent colour, retaining even more purple hues than the 
  43109. 94. Given the reputation of the vintage, the bouquet is surprisingly ripe, plummy and rich, with more of the same on the palate: sweetly ripe fruit, gentle but sufficient tannins, and that silky feel of the Yeringberg marque. Picked April 24; 13.5
  43110. ; 1.9 tonnes per acre.
  43111. 2009Q
  43112. 1997R
  43113. 2009V
  43114. 24/6/98Y
  43115. 24/6/98\
  43116. 1417^
  43117. James Halliday
  43118. 1/10/96
  43119. eDenser in colour than the 
  43120. 95, indeed slightly opaque. The bouquet is powerful and concentrated with red berry/redcurrant fruit, and 
  43121.  as always 
  43122.  subtle oak. The palate is as powerful as the bouquet promises, with touches of dark chocolate and briar; very good length and mouthfeel, finishing with silky tannins. Picked April 30; 12
  43123. ; 2 tonnes to the acre.
  43124. ExportH
  43125. 2010Q
  43126. 1998R
  43127. 2010V
  43128. 24/6/98Y
  43129. 24/6/98\
  43130. 1418^
  43131. James Halliday
  43132. 1/4/97
  43133. Medium purple
  43134. red; a spotlessly clean and fragrant bouquet with a mix of gentle cassis, earth and light cedary notes. There is fair depth of flavour, with red fruit flavours attenuated by slightly leafy/squashy berry characters. Overall lacks the concentration and richness of the best wines of the group, and is the lightest of the 1990s. Picked April 29; 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Cabernet Franc, 15% Merlot, 10% Malbec, 12
  43135. Export
  43136. 98 bookH
  43137. 1998R
  43138. 2005V
  43139. 24/6/98Y
  43140. 24/6/98\
  43141. 1419^
  43142. James Halliday
  43143. 1/11/94
  43144. Light straw-yellow; a firm bouquet with that very distinctive varietal straw/dusty/chalky/honeysuckle/mineral varietal character that is so hard to describe, but is nonetheless distinctive. The palate is crisp, lively and tangy with a faint hint of tobacco spice from the oak.
  43145. 1997Q
  43146. 1995R
  43147. 1997V
  43148. 24/6/98Y
  43149. 24/6/98\
  43150. 1420^
  43151. James Halliday
  43152. 1/11/94D
  43153. Medium to full red-purple; wonderfully clean, ripe and juicy fruit aromas with no green characters whatsoever. The palate is perfection, with juicy redcurrant fruit, subtle oak and soft tannins.H
  43154. 1997Q
  43155. 1995R
  43156. 1997V
  43157. 24/6/98Y
  43158. 24/6/98\
  43159. 1421^
  43160. James Halliday
  43161. 1/11/94
  43162. Light to medium yellow-green; crisp, light herbal aromas with a faint hint of tobacco leaf. The palate is crisp, light and lively, with pleasing acidity on the finish. H
  43163. 1995Q
  43164. 1994R
  43165. 1995V
  43166. 24/6/98Y
  43167. 24/6/98\
  43168. 1422^
  43169. James Halliday
  43170. 1/4/97D
  43171. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with relatively soft but pleasant varietal character in a lighter mould. The palate has more mouthfeel, length and intensity than the bouquet suggests, tangy and crisp, with lemon and herb flavours.H
  43172. 1998K
  43173. CD noteQ
  43174. 1997R
  43175. 1998V
  43176. 24/6/98W
  43177. 99 bookY
  43178. 24/6/98\
  43179. 1423^
  43180. James Halliday
  43181. 1/11/94D
  43182. Medium to full red-purple; clean, smooth red berry fruit of good depth with some varietal spice evident. The palate is spotlessly clean with lively berry fruit flavours, good acidity, a fresh finish and subtle oak.H
  43183. 2006Q
  43184. 1996R
  43185. 2006V
  43186. 24/6/98Y
  43187. 24/6/98\
  43188. 1424^
  43189. James Halliday
  43190. 1/10/95D
  43191. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with cool-grown earthy/cherry/liquorice varietal aromas. The palate shows quite elegant fruit with a nice touch of spice, and a few hints of earth. A good wine, without being great.H
  43192. 2005Q
  43193. 1997R
  43194. 2005V
  43195. 24/6/98Y
  43196. 24/6/98\
  43197. 1425^
  43198. James Halliday
  43199. 1/9/96
  43200. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, very clean with nicely ripened black cherry fruit and well balanced and integrated oak. A spotlessly clean palate with more black cherry fruit and subtle oak. Fairly firm, and will benefit from prolonged cellaring.
  43201. Export
  43202. 98 bookH
  43203. 2008Q
  43204. 1998R
  43205. 2008V
  43206. 24/6/98Y
  43207. 24/6/98\
  43208. 1426^
  43209. James Halliday
  43210. 1/11/94
  43211. Dense red-purple; a ripe and full bouquet with some chocolate tones to the fruit, and vanillin oak adding complexity. A solid, ripe, full-flavoured wine with abundant blackcurrant and chocolate fruit flavours, and nicely controlled vanillin oak.H
  43212. 2007Q
  43213. 1997R
  43214. 2007V
  43215. 24/6/98Y
  43216. 24/6/98\
  43217. 1427^
  43218. James Halliday
  43219. 1/10/95D
  43220. There is masses of clean, lushly ripe cassis/berry fruit on the bouquet, and more of the same rich, ripe, clean and luscious cassis-flavoured fruit on the palate; soft tannins run throughout a lovely wine. H
  43221. 2010Q
  43222. 1998R
  43223. 2010V
  43224. 24/6/98Y
  43225. 24/6/98\
  43226. 1428^
  43227. James Halliday
  43228. 1/10/96
  43229. Full purple-red; a concentrated ripe bouquet with a mix of gamey/foresty/blackberry/dark chocolate aromas leads on to a palate with abundant plum, dark berry and chocolate flavours which has exceptional intensity on the mid to back palate.  The oak influence is subtle throughout.
  43230. Export
  43231. 98 bookH
  43232. 2009Q
  43233. 1999R
  43234. 2009V
  43235. 24/6/98Y
  43236. 24/6/98\
  43237. 1429^
  43238. James Halliday
  43239. 1/11/94D
  43240. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex with attractive melon fruit and strong barrel-ferment oak aromas. The barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment characters do tend to sit on top of the fruit somewhat on the palate, but the wine has good texture.H
  43241. 1996Q
  43242. 1995R
  43243. 1996V
  43244. 24/6/98Y
  43245. 24/6/98\
  43246. 1430^
  43247. James Halliday
  43248. 1/11/94
  43249. Medium red; there are bright, juicy, black and redcurrant aromas with cinnamon and nutmeg oak. The palate is high-flavoured with tangy cinnamon and lemon rind characters along with more conventional black fruit flavours; soft, lingering tannins on the finish.
  43250. 1998Q
  43251. 1996R
  43252. 1998V
  43253. 24/6/98Y
  43254. 24/6/98\
  43255. 1431^
  43256. James Halliday
  43257. 1/8/93D
  43258. Light to medium yellow-green; classic melon and fig cool-climate aromas with subtle oak. The palate is in the same classically reserved mould, very harmonious and has developed quite beautifully in bottle.H
  43259. 1999Q
  43260. 1994R
  43261. 1999V
  43262. 24/6/98Y
  43263. 24/6/98\
  43264. 1432^
  43265. James Halliday
  43266. 1/1/96
  43267. 1Glowing yellow-green; faintly dusty/charry oak overtones to powerful citrus and melon fruit with some tangy, secondary bottle-developed characters starting to appear on the bouquet. The palate is full flavoured and multi-layered, with some mealy/nutty/creamy notes to go with the quite concentrated fruit.
  43268. 2002Q
  43269. 1996R
  43270. 2002V
  43271. 24/6/98Y
  43272. 24/6/98\
  43273. 1433^
  43274. James Halliday
  43275. 1/10/96
  43276. Medium to full yellow-green; a marvellously complex and concentrated bouquet with melon, fig and white peach fruit of the highest quality which is ageing slowly but surely. Built like a Batard Montrachet on the palate, concentrated, long and intense, and just the right amount of oak.
  43277. Export
  43278. 98 bookH
  43279. 2004Q
  43280. 1997R
  43281. 2004V
  43282. 24/6/98Y
  43283. 24/6/98\
  43284. 1434^
  43285. James Halliday
  43286. 1/8/93
  43287. Light to medium red; clean, fine and fragrant, with strong overtones of Bordeaux. A genuinely elegant wine on the palate with spotlessly clean, slightly minty cool-grown fruit. Retasted early 1994.H
  43288. 1997Q
  43289. 1990R
  43290. 1997V
  43291. 24/6/98Y
  43292. 24/6/98\
  43293. 1435^
  43294. James Halliday
  43295. 1/1/96D
  43296. Medium to full red; complex, cedary, briary, dark fruit aromas with hints of chocolate and earth lead on to a powerful wine in the mouth, with masses of ripe, blackcurrant fruit, showing the effects of crop concentration in a warm vintage.H
  43297. 2006Q
  43298. 1998R
  43299. 2006V
  43300. 24/6/98Y
  43301. 24/6/98\
  43302. 1436^
  43303. James Halliday
  43304. 1/10/96
  43305. PMedium to full red-purple; a powerful but not extractive bouquet with a near-perfect mix of cassis and those distinctive, slightly earthy, notes which Cabernet Sauvignon develops with age.  An outstanding palate with a mix of dark berry fruits, cedar and cigar, woven through with soft tannins.  This is a wholly distinguished vineyard.
  43306. 2007Q
  43307. 1997R
  43308. 2007V
  43309. 24/6/98Y
  43310. 24/6/98\
  43311. 1437^
  43312. James Halliday
  43313. 1/10/94D
  43314. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with abundant sweet berry fruit and sophisticated spicy vanillin American oak. The palate shows the same combination of luscious fruit and clean, high-quality spicy American oak, finishing with soft tannins.H
  43315. 1998Q
  43316. 1995R
  43317. 1998V
  43318. 24/6/98Y
  43319. 24/6/98\
  43320. 1438^
  43321. James Halliday
  43322. 1/10/94
  43323. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, rich and sweet fruit-driven bouquet with minty aromas and subtle oak. The palate is full flavoured, with sweet mint, berry and cherry fruit, soft tannins and nicely balanced acidity.H
  43324. 1998Q
  43325. 1995R
  43326. 1998V
  43327. 24/6/98Y
  43328. 24/6/98\
  43329. 1439^
  43330. James Halliday
  43331. 1/11/94D
  43332. Medium to full red-purple; earthy, ripe and briary aromas lead on to a rich, ripe, chocolatey/briary/berry fruited palate, with lingering tannins. A generous, well-made wine.H
  43333. 1998Q
  43334. 1995R
  43335. 1998V
  43336. 24/6/98Y
  43337. 24/6/98\
  43338. 1440^
  43339. James Halliday
  43340. 1/11/94D
  43341. Light green-yellow; made in a fairly elegant, reserved style with citrus and melon aromas. The palate provides more of the same with citrus and herbal fruit on the mid-palate, finishing ever so slightly sweet. Competent making.H
  43342. 1996Q
  43343. 1995R
  43344. 1996V
  43345. 24/6/98Y
  43346. 24/6/98\
  43347. 1441^
  43348. James Halliday
  43349. 1/11/94D
  43350. Medium to full yellow-green; a big, ripe peachy bouquet with lots of tropical aromas. A generously-flavoured wine with nutty/peachy fruit which toughens off slightly on the finish. H
  43351. 1995Q
  43352. 1994R
  43353. 1995V
  43354. 24/6/98Y
  43355. 24/6/98\
  43356. 1442^
  43357. James Halliday
  43358. 1/1/96D
  43359. Medium to full yellow; a quick-developing style, with buttery/toasty aromas of medium intensity. The palate is toasty, rather than fleshy, with a quite dry finish. Well-handled oak, but now at its peak.H
  43360. 1997Q
  43361. 1996R
  43362. 1997V
  43363. 24/6/98Y
  43364. 24/6/98\
  43365. 1443^
  43366. James Halliday
  43367. 1/1/96
  43368. "Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, faintly peachy aroma, of light to medium intensity, with just a hint of oak in the background. A well-made, nicely-balanced wine which is not complex, but neither has it been forced; there is a gentle spectrum of light peach and nutty/creamy flavours.
  43369. 1998Q
  43370. 1996R
  43371. 24/6/98Y
  43372. 24/6/98\
  43373. 1444^
  43374. James Halliday
  43375. 1/11/94D
  43376. Strong red-purple; a fairly firm style with earthy varietal fruit, and a hint of vanillin American oak. The palate is firm and fresh, seemingly showing some young vine characters but with pleasant, clean shiraz fruit, finishing with soft tannins.H
  43377. 1998Q
  43378. 1996R
  43379. 1998V
  43380. 24/6/98Y
  43381. 24/6/98\
  43382. 1445^
  43383. James Halliday
  43384. 1/11/94D
  43385. Medium to full red-purple; showing mature bottle-developed characters, but attractive and fragrant nonetheless, with earthy berry aromas. There is plenty of richness and weight on the palate with soft blackcurrant fruit, and nice tannins on the finish.H
  43386. 1997Q
  43387. 1995R
  43388. 1997V
  43389. 24/6/98Y
  43390. 24/6/98\
  43391. 1446^
  43392. James Halliday
  43393. 1/9/94
  43394. Brilliant light green-yellow; a highly floral perfumed nose with some bready/yeasty aromas, leading on to a palate with pronounced acidity, and zesty, lively citrus and lemon flavours. H
  43395. 1997Q
  43396. 1995R
  43397. 1997V
  43398. 24/6/98Y
  43399. 24/6/98\
  43400. 1447^
  43401. James Halliday
  43402. 1/10/95D
  43403. Glowing yellow-green; a potent bouquet with powerful citrus/herbal aromas, yet no hint of green fruit. The palate is long and intense, the fruit still tight, with citrus/melon flavours, finishing with tingling but not aggressive acidity.H
  43404. 1999Q
  43405. 1996R
  43406. 1999V
  43407. 24/6/98Y
  43408. 24/6/98\
  43409. 1448^
  43410. James Halliday
  43411. 1/2/97D
  43412. Medium green-yellow; intense, tangy fruit drives a complex bouquet, leading on to a long, tight citrus/lemon flavoured palate. The only question is the level of acidity on the long, tingling finish. I like the wine.E
  43413. Export
  43414. 98 bookH
  43415. 2001Q
  43416. 1997R
  43417. 2001V
  43418. 24/6/98Y
  43419. 24/6/98\
  43420. 1449^
  43421. James Halliday
  43422. 1/4/97
  43423. .Bright yellow; a spotlessly clean bouquet with citrus fruit and some light bready/yeasty characters leads on to an intensely flavoured palate with a long and powerful carry and grip to the finish. The acid is pronounced, as it always is with this wine, but not excessive; a wine with lots of character.
  43424. 2002K
  43425. CD noteQ
  43426. 1997R
  43427. 2002V
  43428. 24/6/98Y
  43429. 24/6/98\
  43430. 1450^
  43431. James Halliday
  43432. 1/11/94
  43433. /Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is full, with abundant high-quality oak with ample peach and melon fruit to carry the oak. The palate is substantial and chewy, with a range of cashew, melon and peach flavours, and a full finish. Should develop like the excellent 
  43434. 91, the latter now a wine at its peak.
  43435. 1996Q
  43436. 1995R
  43437. 1996V
  43438. 24/6/98Y
  43439. 24/6/98\
  43440. 1451^
  43441. James Halliday
  43442. 1/11/95
  43443. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of light to medium weight with light melon/peach fruit and minimal oak. On the palate, a fleshy, soft peachy wine with just a hint of spicy oak.H
  43444. 1997Q
  43445. 1996R
  43446. 1997V
  43447. 24/6/98Y
  43448. 24/6/98\
  43449. 1452^
  43450. James Halliday
  43451. 1/7/96D
  43452. Medium to full yellow-green; a well made wine with fruit of medium intensity helped by a touch of spicy vanillin oak. A soft, attractively buttery palate with light fruit which has not been overly forced by the touch of oak. Clever making.E
  43453. Export
  43454. 98 bookH
  43455. 1998Q
  43456. 1997R
  43457. 1998V
  43458. 24/6/98Y
  43459. 24/6/98\
  43460. 1453^
  43461. James Halliday
  43462. 1/11/94D
  43463. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, clean, with the Semillon component dominant. The palate is likewise clean and well made with attractive passionfruit and peach flavours, finishing with soft acid.H
  43464. 1995Q
  43465. 1994R
  43466. 1995V
  43467. 24/6/98Y
  43468. 24/6/98\
  43469. 1454^
  43470. James Halliday
  43471. 1/11/95D
  43472. Medium yellow-green; some high-toned passionfruit yeast aromatics on the bouquet with a full-bodied, slightly phenolic palate suggesting the use of some skin contact or other technique to quickly flesh out the flavour.H
  43473. 1997Q
  43474. 1996R
  43475. 1997V
  43476. 24/6/98Y
  43477. 24/6/98\
  43478. 1455^
  43479. James Halliday
  43480. 1/10/94D
  43481. Medium to full purple-red; a clean bouquet with plenty of rich fruit and abundant, vanillin American oak. At the moment that vanillin American oak tends to dominate the palate, but the fruit is there; finishes with appropriately soft tannins.H
  43482. 1997Q
  43483. 1995R
  43484. 1997V
  43485. 24/6/98Y
  43486. 24/6/98\
  43487. 1456^
  43488. James Halliday
  43489. 1/11/94D
  43490. Dense red-purple; immensely concentrated and powerful bouquet with rustic, earthy overtones to the very rich fruit. A big, brawny wine with a high level of flavour and extract, and just a touch of volatility.
  43491. 2003Q
  43492. 1997R
  43493. 2003V
  43494. 24/6/98Y
  43495. 24/6/98\
  43496. 1457^
  43497. James Halliday
  43498. 1/11/94D
  43499. Light straw-green; crisp, smoky/herbal/gooseberry fruit aromas which are moderately rich and intense. The palate starts crisp and clean, and swells out with some sweetness on the mid to back palate. A well-made, fresh wine.H
  43500. 1996Q
  43501. 1995R
  43502. 1996V
  43503. 24/6/98Y
  43504. 24/6/98\
  43505. 1458^
  43506. James Halliday
  43507. 1/10/95D
  43508. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, clean, fresh and crisp bouquet leads on to a similarly, light, fresh and crisp palate with gently-accented sauvignon blanc varietal character. A pleasant, commercial wine.H
  43509. 1997Q
  43510. 1996R
  43511. 1997V
  43512. 24/6/98Y
  43513. 24/6/98\
  43514. 1459^
  43515. James Halliday
  43516. 1/2/97
  43517. *Light to medium green-yellow; there is well ripened and nicely balanced fruit on the bouquet running through the tropical/gooseberry end of the spectrum, moving to slightly more mineral/herbal notes on the palate, but with well-above-average intensity and length. Elegant, unforced but flavoursome.
  43518. Export
  43519. 98 bookH
  43520. 1998Q
  43521. 1997R
  43522. 1998V
  43523. 24/6/98Y
  43524. 24/6/98\
  43525. 1460^
  43526. James Halliday
  43527. 1/10/94
  43528. Light to medium yellow-green; a well-balanced and stylish bouquet, gently herbaceous but with good intensity. The palate shows a lovely young classic Semillon with intense varietal character, great length and outstanding potential. In my view they don
  43529. t come much better than this.
  43530. 1999Q
  43531. 1995R
  43532. 1999V
  43533. 24/6/98Y
  43534. 24/6/98\
  43535. 1461^
  43536. James Halliday
  43537. 1/11/95
  43538. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is solid but, relatively early in its life, was somewhat closed, surprising given that the palate is 
  43539.  by contrast 
  43540.  soft and full, with lots of soft, buttery fruit, albeit a touch phenolic.H
  43541. 2000Q
  43542. 1996R
  43543. 2000V
  43544. 24/6/98Y
  43545. 24/6/98\
  43546. 1462^
  43547. James Halliday
  43548. 1/11/94D
  43549. Light to medium yellow-green; an interesting bouquet with tropical/honeysuckle fruit, clean and well made. The palate shows rich honeysuckle and spice fruit flavours, showing a warm climate.H
  43550. 1996Q
  43551. 1995R
  43552. 1996V
  43553. 24/6/98Y
  43554. 24/6/98\
  43555. 1463^
  43556. James Halliday
  43557. 1/11/94D
  43558. Bright green-yellow; a big wine with some honeyed peach aromas, and a little heavy on both the bouquet and palate, but nonetheless possessing considerable depth of flavour.H
  43559. 1995Q
  43560. 1994R
  43561. 1995V
  43562. 24/6/98Y
  43563. 24/6/98\
  43564. 1464^
  43565. James Halliday
  43566. 1/10/95
  43567. Medium to full yellow-green; complex nutty/toasty barrel-ferment aromas with some secondary fruit characters starting to emerge. The palate is a very full-bodied oaky/nutty/toasty style, needing a touch more fruit to carry the oak and the obvious winemaking which has gone into it. Retasted October 1995, and the oak seemed to have grown, the fruit fallen away. Maybe it was going through an awkward phase.
  43568. 1997Q
  43569. 1995R
  43570. 1997V
  43571. 24/6/98Y
  43572. 24/6/98\
  43573. 1465^
  43574. James Halliday
  43575. 1/9/94D
  43576. Light green-yellow; intense passionfruit and grapefruit aromas, slightly sweaty and partially fermentation derived. Similarly powerful, intense citrus and melon fruit on the palate, showing the cool vintage. H
  43577. 1996Q
  43578. 1995R
  43579. 1996V
  43580. 24/6/98Y
  43581. 24/6/98\
  43582. 1466^
  43583. James Halliday
  43584. 1/9/94
  43585. Very light green-yellow; a fine, highly aromatic bouquet with passionfruit/lime aromas. There is lovely fruit on the palate, with similar lime and passionfruit flavours; it does finish with a fair degree of residual sugar sweetness, no doubt deliberate given the cellar-door clientele.
  43586. 1998Q
  43587. 1995R
  43588. 1998V
  43589. 24/6/98Y
  43590. 24/6/98\
  43591. 1467^
  43592. James Halliday
  43593. 1/11/94
  43594. Light green-yellow; intense, fragrant tropical/honeysuckle aromas with a little free sulphur dioxide which blew off. A very concentrated wine on the palate with more of the fruit salad flavours of verdelho, with a particularly rich mid-palate and long finish. 
  43595. 1999Q
  43596. 1995R
  43597. 1999V
  43598. 24/6/98Y
  43599. 24/6/98\
  43600. 1468^
  43601. James Halliday
  43602. 1/8/94
  43603. 9Light to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with fig, melon, white peach and cashew all intermingling, with subtle barrel-ferment oak input. The palate is unusually elegant and textured, with creamy notes showing an obvious malolactic fermentation influence; finishing with gently toasty oak and good acidity.
  43604. 1998Q
  43605. 1995R
  43606. 1998V
  43607. 24/6/98Y
  43608. 24/6/98\
  43609. 1469^
  43610. James Halliday
  43611. 1/1/96
  43612. Medium to full yellow-green; a sophisticated blend of melon fruit and subtle oak offset by gently mineral notes on the bouquet heralds a wine which is much more restrained than earlier releases; exceptionally well crafted, with nutty/creamy barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment characters, and no lollipop fruit to be seen. Retasted October 1996 with very similar notes and continuing to proclaim its class.
  43613. 2000Q
  43614. 1996R
  43615. 2000V
  43616. 24/6/98Y
  43617. 24/6/98\
  43618. 1470^
  43619. James Halliday
  43620. 1/1/97
  43621.  Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is full and rich with complex nutty/buttery aromas attesting to the use of malolactic fermentation. The palate confirms the bouquet, with a full, textured mix of cashew and cream flavours and textures.  A long way away from the canned fruit style.
  43622. Export
  43623. 98 bookH
  43624. 2001Q
  43625. 1997R
  43626. 2001V
  43627. 24/6/98Y
  43628. 24/6/98\
  43629. 1471^
  43630. James Halliday
  43631. 1/8/94
  43632. ;Medium to full red-purple; very concentrated, stylish with briary/sappy overtones, obvious whole-bunch component, and very good use of oak. The palate is immense by the standards of Pinot Noir, yet is not forced or extractive. There are lots of plum, spice and briar flavours, the finish firm but long. Outstanding.
  43633. 1997Q
  43634. 1995R
  43635. 1997V
  43636. 24/6/98Y
  43637. 24/6/98\
  43638. 1472^
  43639. James Halliday
  43640. 1/10/95
  43641. CStrong red-purple; the aromas are complex, with plenty of depth, and not showing quite as much carbonic maceration (whole bunch) influence as prior releases; the oak is subtle. A powerful, concentrated wine, less opulently ripe than the 
  43642. 93, but has great length, good oak balance and integration, and years in front of it.
  43643. 1999Q
  43644. 1995R
  43645. 1999V
  43646. 24/6/98Y
  43647. 24/6/98\
  43648. 1473^
  43649. James Halliday
  43650. 1/10/96
  43651. Medium to full red-purple; a full, ripe style with lots of dark cherry and plum fruit on the bouquet leading on to a solidly constructed, ripe palate with a nice substrate of sappy/leafy characters, finishing with as much tannin as one could want in a pinot noir.
  43652. Export
  43653. 98 bookH
  43654. 2001Q
  43655. 1997R
  43656. 2001V
  43657. 24/6/98Y
  43658. 24/6/98\
  43659. 1474^
  43660. James Halliday
  43661. 1/11/94
  43662. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with cherry fruit and hints of spice and earth; subtle oak. The palate is moderately intense with cherry fruit flavours, a hint of vanilla, finishing with soft tannins.H
  43663. 1996Q
  43664. 1994R
  43665. 1996V
  43666. 24/6/98Y
  43667. 24/6/98\
  43668. 1475^
  43669. James Halliday
  43670. 1/8/96
  43671. Medium red; a warm sensation to the bouquet with some Burgundian characters and sappy/spicy overtones to the fruit. Those Burgundian characters are quite pronounced on the palate with barnyard, some sweet, almost creme caramel notes (possibly from nine months in French oak) and an overall pleasing silky, soft texture. Retasted August 1996 with foresty/brambly characters continuing to develop.
  43672. 1997Q
  43673. 1995R
  43674. 1997V
  43675. 24/6/98Y
  43676. 24/6/98\
  43677. 1476^
  43678. James Halliday
  43679. 1/11/94
  43680. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of moderate intensity, with earth, mineral and herbal notes all intermingling. A well-constructed and balanced wine in the mouth, with crisp, herbaceous varietal fruit, and nicely balanced acidity on the finish.H
  43681. 1996Q
  43682. 1995R
  43683. 1996V
  43684. 24/6/98Y
  43685. 24/6/98\
  43686. 1477^
  43687. James Halliday
  43688. 1/11/94D
  43689. Medium red; notwithstanding the difficult vintage, shows quite rich and ripe cherry fruit with some spicy/earthy notes. The palate has plenty of flavour, repeating the characters of the bouquet, but does have definite sharp edges which detract somewhat.H
  43690. 1996Q
  43691. 1995R
  43692. 1996V
  43693. 24/6/98Y
  43694. 24/6/98\
  43695. 1478^
  43696. James Halliday
  43697. 1/10/95
  43698. nLight to medium yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with nutty barrel-ferment aromas and gently tropical fruit. There is both strength and length to the palate, with oak at this stage a little dominant, but likely to settle down as the peachy fruit comes through. Retasted October 1995, and not showing quite so well, with some sour notes; perhaps going through a phase.
  43699. 1998Q
  43700. 1996R
  43701. 1998V
  43702. 24/6/98Y
  43703. 24/6/98\
  43704. 1479^
  43705. James Halliday
  43706. 1/8/96
  43707. When first tasted in January 1996 seemed fairly light, but held the promise of development.  Retasted in August 1996 and had indeed developed very well, with a complex, tangy bouquet and lots of character and flavour on the equally rich and complex palate.
  43708. Export
  43709. 98 bookH
  43710. 1999Q
  43711. 1997R
  43712. 1999V
  43713. 24/6/98Y
  43714. 24/6/98\
  43715. 1480^
  43716. James Halliday
  43717. 1/10/94
  43718. Medium red-purple; good, ripe cherry varietal fruit aromas offset by slightly hard oak. The palate, too, has attractive fruit under somewhat hard/green oak; there is plenty of flavour and substance. The 
  43719. 94 wine is bigger and richer still.H
  43720. 1996Q
  43721. 1995R
  43722. 1996V
  43723. 24/6/98Y
  43724. 24/6/98\
  43725. 1481^
  43726. James Halliday
  43727. 1/10/95
  43728. Medium to full red-purple; in the Old Kent River style, with masses of rich, plummy fruit on the bouquet with slightly raw oak still to be fully integrated. There is more of the same on the palate, with that strong, dark blood plum fruit and that fractionally resinous oak. Silver medal 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.  Retasted October 1996 with similar notes; a powerful, if slightly rustic, wine.
  43729. 1998Q
  43730. 1996R
  43731. 1998V
  43732. 24/6/98Y
  43733. 24/6/98\
  43734. 1482^
  43735. James Halliday
  43736. 1/11/94
  43737. -Glowing yellow-green; a very complex bouquet with an amalgam of honey and herbal aromas. The herbaceous varietal character of the Semillon, in typical Margaret River style, has not altered with age on the palate, giving an intense, tangy core surrounded by softer, buttery bottle-developed characters.
  43738. 1997Q
  43739. 1994R
  43740. 1997V
  43741. 24/6/98Y
  43742. 24/6/98\
  43743. 1483^
  43744. James Halliday
  43745. 1/10/96
  43746. "Light green-yellow; a fresh, youthful and seductive bouquet with some passionfruit yeast influence; exceptionally sophisticated handling gives the wine a swathe of aromatic flavours ranging through citrus to herbal, but essentially sweet on the mid-palate. Generally, a very seductive wine.
  43747. export
  43748. 98 bookH
  43749. 2002Q
  43750. 1997R
  43751. 2002V
  43752. 24/6/98Y
  43753. 24/6/98\
  43754. 1484^
  43755. James Halliday
  43756. 1/11/94
  43757. Light to medium yellow-green; clean fruit with sweet tropical/peach aromas and a nice touch of spicy oak. The palate has similar melon and peach flavours, spicy/nutmeg oak, and a long finish. H
  43758. 1997Q
  43759. 1995R
  43760. 1997V
  43761. 24/6/98Y
  43762. 24/6/98\
  43763. 1485^
  43764. James Halliday
  43765. 1/10/95
  43766. Medium to full red-purple; sweet, rich, dark berry/cassis fruit with stylish, subtle oak. A lovely wine on the palate with fresh, sweet harmonious fruit and oak, finishing with fine-grained tannins. Even better when retasted in October 1995; will age superbly.
  43767. 2003Q
  43768. 1997R
  43769. 2003V
  43770. 16/7/98Y
  43771. 16/7/98\
  43772. 1486^
  43773. James Halliday
  43774. 1/8/96D
  43775. Medium to full purple-red; a spotlessly clean bouquet with perfectly ripened blackcurrant varietal fruit and subtle oak.  A glorious wine on the palate, perfectly balanced and structured, with varietal cabernet ripened to perfection.E
  43776. Export
  43777. 98 bookH
  43778. 1998R
  43779. 2004V
  43780. 24/6/98Y
  43781. 24/6/98\
  43782. 1487^
  43783. James Halliday
  43784. 1/11/94D
  43785. Light green-yellow; a crisp and clean bouquet with citrus, herb and pineapple aromas. The palate is rich and weighty, with a similar range of flavours, finishing moderately sweet.H
  43786. 1996Q
  43787. 1995R
  43788. 1996V
  43789. 24/6/98Y
  43790. 24/6/98\
  43791. 1488^
  43792. James Halliday
  43793. 1/10/95
  43794. Light to medium yellow-green; spotlessly clean citrus, lime and passionfruit aromas lead on to a splendidly flavoured and long palate with an almost dazzling array of lime and tropical fruit flavours. Intensely fruity, yet not sweet. High quality, and a bargain at the price.
  43795. 1997Q
  43796. 1996R
  43797. 1997V
  43798. 24/6/98Y
  43799. 24/6/98\
  43800. 1489^
  43801. James Halliday
  43802. 1/10/96
  43803. Medium yellow-green; a highly fragrant and quite striking aroma with some regional passionfruit. A tangy, lively wine with plenty of high-flavoured fruit on the mid-palate then finishing with crisp acid on the finish. Has length and character.E
  43804. Export
  43805. 98 bookH
  43806. 1998Q
  43807. 1997R
  43808. 1998V
  43809. 24/6/98Y
  43810. 24/6/98\
  43811. 1490^
  43812. James Halliday
  43813. 1/11/94D
  43814. Deep, bright red-purple; a vibrant bouquet filled with spicy cherry/berry fruit. The palate is rich and potent with spicy shiraz flavours and abundant soft tannins providing structure throughout. The oak influence is negligible.H
  43815. 1998Q
  43816. 1995R
  43817. 1998V
  43818. 24/6/98Y
  43819. 24/6/98\
  43820. 1491^
  43821. James Halliday
  43822. 1/11/94D
  43823. Light to medium green-yellow; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with some citrus/herbal/floral notes. The palate is fresh and crisp, somewhat akin to a cross between Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, lacking intensity but nicely balanced.
  43824. 1995Q
  43825. 1994R
  43826. 1995V
  43827. 24/6/98Y
  43828. 24/6/98\
  43829. 1492^
  43830. James Halliday
  43831. 1/10/95D
  43832. Straw-yellow; a tangy bouquet with distinctly herbaceous overtones, the palate light and crisp but lacking richness. Continues to reflect the problems of excess yield, though very competently made.H
  43833. 1996Q
  43834. 1995R
  43835. 1996V
  43836. 24/6/98Y
  43837. 24/6/98\
  43838. 1493^
  43839. James Halliday
  43840. 1/8/95D
  43841. Medium to full yellow; a solid, ripe, full/oaky bouquet leads on to a full-flavoured wine which in August 1995 at the Hunter Valley Wine Show won a bronze medal, but already looked fully developed.H
  43842. 1996Q
  43843. 1995R
  43844. 1996V
  43845. 24/6/98Y
  43846. 24/6/98\
  43847. 1494^
  43848. James Halliday
  43849. 1/7/97
  43850. Light to medium brown; intense but fragrant spice and raisin aromas with clean spirit. The palate is remarkably fresh and light given the age of the wine, with raisin, spice, malt and toffee flavours all intermingling, followed by cleansing acidity.E
  43851. ExportH
  43852. 1999Q
  43853. 1998R
  43854. 1999V
  43855. 24/6/98W
  43856. 99 bookY
  43857. 24/6/98\
  43858. 1495^
  43859. James Halliday
  43860. 1/11/94D
  43861. Medium yellow-green; a quite complex bouquet with nutty aromas indicating barrel fermentation at ambient temperatures. The palate is clean, with soft cashew nut and melon fruit of medium intensity.H
  43862. 1996Q
  43863. 1995R
  43864. 1996V
  43865. 24/6/98Y
  43866. 24/6/98\
  43867. 1496^
  43868. James Halliday
  43869. 1/2/96D
  43870. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are quite discreet, with slightly green citrus and melon fruit balanced by just a touch of oak. The palate is lively and fresh, citrus-tinged, with just a hint of oak, and finishing with pleasant acidity.H
  43871. 1998Q
  43872. 1996R
  43873. 24/6/98Y
  43874. 24/6/98\
  43875. 1497^
  43876. James Halliday
  43877. 1/2/97
  43878. &Medium yellow-green; a very stylish and fragrant bouquet with barrel-ferment French oak woven through tangy melon/grapefruit aromas; in the mouth the wine is no less stylish, with light but long-flavoured citrus/melon/grapefruit flavours and more of the high quality oak evident on the bouquet.
  43879. Export
  43880. 98 bookH
  43881. 2001Q
  43882. 1997R
  43883. 2001V
  43884. 24/6/98Y
  43885. 24/6/98\
  43886. 1498^
  43887. James Halliday
  43888. 1/11/94
  43889. Medium to full red; the bouquet is of medium intensity with quite marked sappy merlot varietal character and subtle oak. The palate is quite European in style, firm, briary and woody, with a relatively long finish and tannins still needing to soften a touch.
  43890. 1996Q
  43891. 1995R
  43892. 1996V
  43893. 24/6/98Y
  43894. 24/6/98\
  43895. 1499^
  43896. James Halliday
  43897. 1/11/94
  43898. Light yellow-green; clean, with no winemaking fault, but relatively neutral in terms of varietal character. The palate is clean, direct, of light to medium intensity and well balanced. It may conceivably gain richness and character with another year or so in the bottle.
  43899. 1996Q
  43900. 1995R
  43901. 1996V
  43902. 24/6/98Y
  43903. 24/6/98\
  43904. 1500^
  43905. James Halliday
  43906. 1/10/95D
  43907. Medium yellow-green; a firm, gently herbaceous bouquet with quite complex aspects; the palate is crisp and long, with good varietal character and lingering but not aggressive acidity.H
  43908. 1997Q
  43909. 1996R
  43910. 1997V
  43911. 24/6/98Y
  43912. 24/6/98\
  43913. 1501^
  43914. James Halliday
  43915. 1/11/94D
  43916. Light yellow-green; crisp and herbaceous on the bouquet, with hints of spice to the fruit. The palate has good length and intensity, strongly herbal in character, with a lingering finish.H
  43917. 1997Q
  43918. 1995R
  43919. 1997V
  43920. 24/6/98Y
  43921. 24/6/98\
  43922. 1502^
  43923. James Halliday
  43924. 1/3/96D
  43925. Medium yellow-green; rich, full and ripe, with the varietal influences balanced, and no grassy characters on the bouquet. A rich, full, almost unctuous mouthfilling wine; there is no oak, but you would never notice its absence.H
  43926. 1998Q
  43927. 1996R
  43928. 1998V
  43929. 24/6/98Y
  43930. 24/6/98\
  43931. 1503^
  43932. James Halliday
  43933. 1/11/94D
  43934. Light yellow-green; toasty, dry herbaceous style with a steely edge. The palate is similarly intense and quite herbaceous; the finish is firm, and the wine will improve with bottle age.H
  43935. 1999Q
  43936. 1995R
  43937. 1999V
  43938. 24/6/98Y
  43939. 24/6/98\
  43940. 1504^
  43941. James Halliday
  43942. 1/11/94D
  43943. Medium to full red-purple; a concentrated, powerful bouquet with dark berry fruits and a few more gamey/earthy notes. The palate is ripe, with lots of flavour, and that undertone of charry/earthy/gamey regional character. H
  43944. 1999Q
  43945. 1995R
  43946. 1999V
  43947. 24/6/98
  43948. 24/6/98\
  43949. 1505^
  43950. James Halliday
  43951. 1/3/96
  43952. Medium purple-red; a lively and fresh bouquet with bright cherry fruit leads on to a light and fresh mint and cherry flavoured palate with subtle oak. Retasted March 1996 with more of those regional earthy/gravelly characters starting to manifest themselves.
  43953. 2001Q
  43954. 1997R
  43955. 2001V
  43956. 24/6/98Y
  43957. 24/6/98\
  43958. 1506^
  43959. James Halliday
  43960. 1/11/94D
  43961. Light green-yellow; clean, crisp, tight and reserved at 18 months of age. The palate is crisp and elegant, neither particularly aromatic nor fruity, but has structure and length, with toast and mineral notes. Its entire life lies in front of it.H
  43962. 2003Q
  43963. 1996R
  43964. 2003V
  43965. 24/6/98Y
  43966. 24/6/98\
  43967. 1507^
  43968. James Halliday
  43969. 1/11/95
  43970. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with classic, albeit light, passionfruit and lime aromas. The palate is light and lively, again showing flavours of passionfruit and lime, with good length.H
  43971. 2001Q
  43972. 1996R
  43973. 2001V
  43974. 24/6/98Y
  43975. 24/6/98\
  43976. 1508^
  43977. James Halliday
  43978. 1/8/96D
  43979. Light green-yellow; a floral bouquet with notes of lime, toast and lemon leads on to a crisp, clean palate with those citrus and toast flavours, finishing with bright acidity.E
  43980. Export
  43981. 98 bookH
  43982. 2002Q
  43983. 1997R
  43984. 2002V
  43985. 24/6/98Y
  43986. 24/6/98\
  43987. 1509^
  43988. James Halliday
  43989. 1/10/95
  43990. Medium to full red; the bouquet is of medium intensity with gamey Rh
  43991. ne-like aromas to the red berry fruit. The palate is complex with a spectrum of game, mint and dark berry fruit flavours, the oak subtle and restrained. Retasted October 
  43992. 95; similar notes.
  43993. 1997Q
  43994. 1995R
  43995. 1997V
  43996. 24/6/98Y
  43997. 24/6/98\
  43998. 1510^
  43999. James Halliday
  44000. 1/1/96
  44001. 7Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid with an amalgam of sweet berry and sweet earthy fruit, and nicely balanced oak. The flavours are in the riper spectrum of grenache, with that faintly jammy berry varietal character, together with touches of spicy/charry American oak, finishing with solid tannins.
  44002. 1998Q
  44003. 1996R
  44004. 1998V
  44005. 24/6/98Y
  44006. 24/6/98\
  44007. 1511^
  44008. James Halliday
  44009. 1/11/94D
  44010. Light yellow-green; spotlessly clean bouquet with marked spice and lychee aromas. The palate is a little lighter than the bouquet suggests it may be, with crisp spice and lime flavours, and a clean, delicate finish.H
  44011. 1998Q
  44012. 1995R
  44013. 1998V
  44014. 24/6/98Y
  44015. 24/6/98\
  44016. 1512^
  44017. James Halliday
  44018. 1/10/95
  44019. Light yellow-green; a pure rendition of varietal character with floral spicy aromas and a clean, fresh, crisp and light-flavoured wine showing exemplary fruit definition without any hint of phenolics. H
  44020. 2000Q
  44021. 1996R
  44022. 2000V
  44023. 24/6/98Y
  44024. 24/6/98\
  44025. 1513^
  44026. James Halliday
  44027. 1/11/94D
  44028. Medium yellow-green; a fine and fragrant bouquet with hints of passionfruit and lime. The palate is intense with finely structured citrus and herbal flavours; the only possible criticism is a slightly firm, peppery finish which will soften with time.H
  44029. 2000Q
  44030. 1995R
  44031. 2000V
  44032. 24/6/98Y
  44033. 24/6/98\
  44034. 1514^
  44035. James Halliday
  44036. 1/10/95D
  44037. Light to medium yellow-green; a firm, toasty dry, almost herbal bouquet leads on to a palate with herb and lime flavours, and good balance and length, although the overall impression is of a slight degree of toughness.H
  44038. 2001Q
  44039. 1996R
  44040. 2001V
  44041. 24/6/98Y
  44042. 24/6/98\
  44043. 1515^
  44044. James Halliday
  44045. 1/8/96D
  44046. Light green-yellow; a crisp, classically tight and reserved bouquet with a mix of lime and toast fruit leads on to a well-balanced, well-made wine on the palate, with years in front of it.E
  44047. Export
  44048. 98 bookH
  44049. 2003Q
  44050. 1997R
  44051. 2003V
  44052. 24/6/98Y
  44053. 24/6/98\
  44054. 1516^
  44055. James Halliday
  44056. 1/9/94
  44057. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite concentrated and firm, in a tight, cool style with the suggestion of a touch of botrytis somewhere at work. The palate has an unusual array of flavours, with citrussy/herbal notes along with the more conventional peach and melon. 
  44058. 1998Q
  44059. 1995R
  44060. 1998V
  44061. 24/6/98Y
  44062. 24/6/98\
  44063. 1517^
  44064. James Halliday
  44065. 1/11/94
  44066. Medium red-purple; an extremely fragrant bouquet of cherry, spice and liquorice, with subtle oak. The palate is quite marvellous, with flesh and weight, loaded with Rh
  44067. ne character, and all of the liquorice and cherry flavours promised by the bouquet.H
  44068. 2001Q
  44069. 1996R
  44070. 2001V
  44071. 24/6/98Y
  44072. 24/6/98\
  44073. 1518^
  44074. James Halliday
  44075. 1/10/95D
  44076. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with solid fruit but slightly gluey/gamey overtones; the palate has lots of flavour but once again shows those slightly off characters. Conceivably a poor bottle, but more likely some second-hand oak problems.H
  44077. 2000Q
  44078. 1997R
  44079. 2000V
  44080. 24/6/98Y
  44081. 24/6/98\
  44082. 1519^
  44083. James Halliday
  44084. 1/9/96D
  44085. Dense purple-red; a rich, voluptuously ripe bouquet with plum, prune and dark chocolate aromas leads on to a lush, mouthfilling palate with ripe, dark cherry and plum fruit, and just a hint of oak.E
  44086. Export
  44087. 98 bookH
  44088. 2005Q
  44089. 1998R
  44090. 2005V
  44091. 24/6/98Y
  44092. 24/6/98\
  44093. 1520^
  44094. James Halliday
  44095. 1/9/94D
  44096. Vivid, youthful purple; the bouquet is vibrant, with dark earthy berry aromas, the palate lush and soft, and surprisingly mouthfilling. The flavours are in the juicy red and blackcurrant spectrum.H
  44097. 1996Q
  44098. 1995R
  44099. 1996V
  44100. 24/6/98Y
  44101. 24/6/98\
  44102. 1521^
  44103. James Halliday
  44104. 1/10/95D
  44105. Vivid purple-red; fresh, piercing cherry and earth aromas introduce a lively, fresh and well-balanced wine, made without excessive tannins for immediate consumption.H
  44106. 1997Q
  44107. 1996R
  44108. 1997V
  44109. 24/6/98Y
  44110. 24/6/98\
  44111. 1522^
  44112. James Halliday
  44113. 1/8/96D
  44114. Vivid purple-red; vividly fragrant aromas of leaf, berry and earth lead on to a sparkling palate, like a full-bodied Ros
  44115. , bone dry but not callow.  Brilliantly made, and a continuation of a distinguished line of wines.E
  44116. Export
  44117. 98 bookH
  44118. 1997R
  44119. 1998V
  44120. 24/6/98Y
  44121. 24/6/98\
  44122. 1523^
  44123. James Halliday
  44124. 1/9/94D
  44125. Full red-purple; a rich and dense liquorice, chocolate and berry bouquet. The palate is eerily like a top Cotes Rotie, with abundant liquorice and cherry flavours, rich in the mouth, finishing with soft tannins.H
  44126. 2005Q
  44127. 2000R
  44128. 2005V
  44129. 24/6/98Y
  44130. 24/6/98\
  44131. 1524^
  44132. James Halliday
  44133. 1/10/95
  44134. Medium to full red; many powerful fruit aromas, but relatively early in its life showing a very strong stalky carbonic maceration influence on both bouquet and palate, making it in many ways a Bannockburn-look-alike. These fermentation characters usually settle down with age.
  44135. 2006Q
  44136. 2001R
  44137. 2006V
  44138. 24/6/98Y
  44139. 24/6/98\
  44140. 1525^
  44141. James Halliday
  44142. 1/9/94
  44143. Full red-purple; the bouquet is potent and intense with quite pronounced herbal, varietal merlot fruit. The palate is simply too powerful and extractive to be enjoyed at this stage.H
  44144. 2003Q
  44145. 1998R
  44146. 2003V
  44147. 24/6/98Y
  44148. 24/6/98\
  44149. 1526^
  44150. James Halliday
  44151. 1/9/94D
  44152. Medium to full purple; the bouquet is so concentrated it is almost impossible to find any fruit there, even suggesting it may be fractionally aldehydic. The palate is terrifying in its power, with massive extract, spicy fruit and all-pervading tannins.H
  44153. 2010Q
  44154. 1998R
  44155. 2010V
  44156. 24/6/98Y
  44157. 24/6/98\
  44158. 1527^
  44159. James Halliday
  44160. 1/10/95D
  44161. Medium to full red; a massive bouquet with briary/stemmy/berry fruit aromas, seemingly touched by aldehyde; is this in fact a varietal character? The palate is in typical style, massively ripe and full, with flavours of mint, spice and plums. H
  44162. 2011Q
  44163. 1999R
  44164. 2011V
  44165. 24/6/98Y
  44166. 24/6/98\
  44167. James Halliday
  44168. 1/9/94D
  44169. Dark purple-red; a massively concentrated, briary/berry bouquet with some leafy notes; the fruit swallows up the oak. A big, almost brutal wine on the palate with cedary/briary fruit, finishing with marked acidity.H
  44170. 2005Q
  44171. 1998R
  44172. 2005V
  44173. 24/6/98Y
  44174. 24/6/98\
  44175. 1529^
  44176. James Halliday
  44177. 1/2/96D
  44178. Deep purple; in typical style, bursting with essencey berry fruit aromas, and with lashings of the same sweet, bordering on jammy, fruit on the palate. A no-holds-barred style of the kind winemaker Roman Bratasiuk loves.H
  44179. 2008Q
  44180. 2003R
  44181. 2008V
  44182. 24/6/98Y
  44183. 24/6/98\
  44184. 1530^
  44185. James Halliday
  44186. 1/9/95
  44187. Light yellow-green; a very rich, relatively forward wine with intense lime juice aromas. The palate is rich to the point of being luscious, with wonderful smooth and generous lime-accented fruit. Very Germanic, although Germanic from a ripe year.H
  44188. 2000Q
  44189. 1996R
  44190. 2000V
  44191. 24/6/98Y
  44192. 24/6/98\
  44193. 1531^
  44194. James Halliday
  44195. 1/10/96
  44196. Bright, light yellow-green; clean, with abundant, almost essencey Germanic lime/pastille fruit aromas. There is identical, most attractive lime/pastille fruit on the palate, making for a totally seductive wine which does cloy despite all of that intensity of flavour. Retasted October 1996 with absolutely identical tasting notes. An amazing wine which will likely be very long-lived.
  44197. 2001Q
  44198. 1997R
  44199. 2001V
  44200. 24/6/98Y
  44201. 24/6/98\
  44202. 1532^
  44203. James Halliday
  44204. 1/9/94
  44205. uMedium red-purple, showing some signs of development. The bouquet is strongly reminiscent of Bordeaux, with fragrant leafy/tobacco aromas interwoven with blackberry fruit. The supple, almost silky palate shows an intriguing mixture of tobacco and berry fruit flavours finishing with fine-grained tannins. Very Bordeaux-like; probably doesn
  44206. t need too many years maturation.
  44207. 2000Q
  44208. 1995R
  44209. 2000V
  44210. 24/6/98Y
  44211. 24/6/98\
  44212. 1533^
  44213. James Halliday
  44214. 1/2/96D
  44215. Medium to full purple-red; a spectacular wine with bright fruit and lots of new oak yet to integrate. On the palate the fruit is amazingly ripe and juicy, almost essencey, with riotous berry flavours intermingling with spicy, charry oak. H
  44216. 2002Q
  44217. 1997R
  44218. 2002V
  44219. 24/6/98Y
  44220. 24/6/98\
  44221. 1534^
  44222. James Halliday
  44223. 1/5/97
  44224. yMedium red-purple; fresh berry fruit with touches of blackcurrant and a touch of slightly raw oak still integrating on the bouquet gives relatively little hint of the marvellously vibrant palate, with fine, cool-grown fruit characters, avoiding altogether the slightly sweaty/gamey characters sometimes coming from cool regions; silky tannins and subtle oak round off the wine.
  44225. Export
  44226. 98 bookH
  44227. 2008K
  44228. 1998R
  44229. 2008V
  44230. 24/6/98Y
  44231. 24/6/98\
  44232. 1535^
  44233. James Halliday
  44234. 1/9/94D
  44235. Medium to full red-purple. A clean, noticeably ripe red berry/raspberry bouquet with subtle oak. The palate is fruit-driven, generous and fleshy; both the oak and tannin contributions are soft.H
  44236. 2002Q
  44237. 1997R
  44238. 2002V
  44239. 24/6/98Y
  44240. 24/6/98\
  44241. 1536^
  44242. James Halliday
  44243. 1/10/95
  44244. (Medium to full red-purple; a potent bouquet with dark chocolate and dark berry fruit accompanied by lots of toasty vanillin oak. An extremely powerful, slightly Teutonic palate, with lots of oak and a faintly extractive, rough finish. Will undoubtedly settle down and improve with time in bottle.
  44245. 2003Q
  44246. 1998R
  44247. 2003V
  44248. 24/6/98Y
  44249. 24/6/98\
  44250. 1537^
  44251. James Halliday
  44252. 1/4/97
  44253. 1Medium to full red-purple; luscious, juicy red and black berry fruits, touched with spice and attractive oak on the bouquet are followed by an array of cassis, mint, red berry and herb flavours on the palate.  Once again there is a touch of spice, beautifully balanced oak, and fine tannins on the finish.
  44254. Export
  44255. 98 bookH
  44256. 2005Q
  44257. 1998R
  44258. 2005V
  44259. 24/6/98Y
  44260. 24/6/98\
  44261. 1538^
  44262. James Halliday
  44263. 1/10/95
  44264. wMedium to full red-purple, with abundant, smooth and sweet dark cherry fruit aromas; the oak is subtle but there is some lift. In the mouth a potent wine with some striking similarities to Grange Hermitage, not the least being the degree of lift, and also the tremendous length on the palate. Strikingly different from the 
  44265. 90, but may simply be the impact of the ripe year. 
  44266. 2014Q
  44267. 2001R
  44268. 2014V
  44269. 24/6/98Y
  44270. 24/6/98\
  44271. 1539^
  44272. James Halliday
  44273. 1/10/96
  44274. *Deep red-purple; a multifaceted bouquet with a hint of Rh
  44275. ne Valley gaminess running through plum, blackberry, mulberry, cedar, leaf and earth; the palate replicates all the flavours plus touches of cedar and cigar box. Despite all this, not quite in the Olympian class of the 
  44276. 90 and 
  44277. 91 vintages.
  44278. ExportH
  44279. 2010Q
  44280. 1998R
  44281. 2010V
  44282. 24/6/98Y
  44283. 24/6/98\
  44284. 1540^
  44285. James Halliday
  44286. 1/5/97
  44287. vMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is essentially fruit-driven, with utterly classic varietal character showing a range of liquorice, earth and black cherry aromas supported by subtle oak. A mouthfilling and luscious wine, with wonderfully rich liquorice and dark chocolate fruit, supported by an echo of vanillin oak. A wine which comes again and again as you taste it.
  44288. Export
  44289. 98 bookH
  44290. 2010K
  44291. 2000R
  44292. 2010V
  44293. 24/6/98W
  44294. 99 bookY
  44295. 24/6/98\
  44296. 1541^
  44297. James Halliday
  44298. 1/9/94
  44299. Youthful purple-red; fresh, scented cherry/berry/spice aromas, reflecting a relatively cool vintage but showing lovely varietal character. There is delicious spicy/cherry/berry fruit on the palate with sweet vanillin oak. A luscious wine with everything going for it.
  44300. 2007Q
  44301. 1996R
  44302. 2007V
  44303. 24/6/98Y
  44304. 24/6/98\
  44305. 1542^
  44306. James Halliday
  44307. 1/10/95
  44308. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with abundant, soft cherry/berry fruit and perfectly balanced and integrated oak. There is mouthfilling dark chocolate and berry fruit on the palate, sophisticated use of French and American oak, and well-integrated and balanced tannins.
  44309. 2008Q
  44310. 1997R
  44311. 2008V
  44312. 24/6/98Y
  44313. 24/6/98\
  44314. 1543^
  44315. James Halliday
  44316. 1/10/96
  44317. &Medium to full red-purple; an unusually complex array of aromas with some floral/scented overtones and then more traditional and firmer earthy/blackberry/bitter chocolate characters. The palate is firm, almost austere in the context of the Henschke style, with fine tannins and underplayed oak.
  44318. Export
  44319. 98 bookH
  44320. 2010Q
  44321. 1998R
  44322. 2010V
  44323. 24/6/98Y
  44324. 24/6/98\
  44325. 1544^
  44326. James Halliday
  44327. 1/9/94
  44328. #Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with ripe cassis/berry fruit married with charry/lemony oak, and overtones of Bordeaux from a ripe year. A marvellous wine on the palate, elegant, yet concentrated with dark briary/berry/cassis fruit of perfect ripeness, very good tannin balance.
  44329. 2005Q
  44330. 1997R
  44331. 2005V
  44332. 24/6/98Y
  44333. 24/6/98\
  44334. 1545^
  44335. James Halliday
  44336. 1/10/95D
  44337. Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant and complex bouquet with interwoven spicy oak and briary/berry fruit. A stylish wine on the palate with opulent use of high-toned spicy/charry oak; the oak level will come back with further time in bottle.H
  44338. 2007Q
  44339. 1998R
  44340. 2007V
  44341. 24/6/98Y
  44342. 24/6/98\
  44343. 1546^
  44344. James Halliday
  44345. 1/10/96
  44346. WMedium to full purple-red; a potent and intense bouquet with cassis tinged with olive in classic Cabernet fashion; well-balanced and integrated oak. A glorious wine on the palate with wonderful fruit ranging through cassis to raspberry; impeccable oak handling and a very long, perfectly balanced finish. Deserves all its innumerable trophies.
  44347. 2008Q
  44348. 1999R
  44349. 2008V
  44350. 24/6/98Y
  44351. 24/6/98\
  44352. 1547^
  44353. James Halliday
  44354. 1/5/97
  44355. SMedium to full red-purple; fabulous cabernet varietal aromas, with pristine cassis fruit tinged with a touch of green olive and supported by subtle oak leads on to a wine which floods the mouth with cassis/berry fruit; superb texture, supple and round, yet with the authority of cabernet sauvignon. Retasted October 
  44356. 97 with similar notes.
  44357. Export
  44358. 98 bookH
  44359. 2014K
  44360. 2000R
  44361. 2014T
  44362. ChangedV
  44363. 24/6/98Y
  44364. 24/6/98\
  44365. 1548^
  44366. James Halliday
  44367. 1/10/94
  44368. Light green-yellow; soft but spicy, with lime/tropical aromas to the bouquet. The palate is clean and crisp, refreshingly made bone-dry, unusual these days in commercial Rieslings, with more of the citrus flavours of the bouquet.H
  44369. 1997Q
  44370. 1995R
  44371. 1997V
  44372. 24/6/98Y
  44373. 24/6/98\
  44374. 1549^
  44375. James Halliday
  44376. 1/10/95D
  44377. Light to medium yellow-green; a relatively austere, dry, toasty aroma showing its Clare Valley component and with more fruit than the Nottage Hill Riesling of the same year; the palate is firm and crisp, finishing bone-dry, consistently with the 
  44378. 1998Q
  44379. 1996R
  44380. 1998V
  44381. 24/6/98Y
  44382. 24/6/98\
  44383. 1550^
  44384. James Halliday
  44385. 1/10/96D
  44386. Light green-yellow; a light, plain and rather dull wine, lacking varietal fruit character on the bouquet and palate. Perhaps going through a phase when tasted in October 
  44387. 96, for it did win a gold medal at the Griffith Wine Show.E
  44388. Export
  44389. 98 bookH
  44390. 1997Q
  44391. 1996R
  44392. 1997V
  44393. 24/6/98Y
  44394. 24/6/98\
  44395. 1551^
  44396. James Halliday
  44397. 1/10/95
  44398. Bright, light green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with the melon and citrus fruit typical of the region; the palate has abundant melon and grapefruit flavours, benefiting from 13.5% alcohol, yet remaining relatively tight and crisp; clean, lingering finish.
  44399. 1997Q
  44400. 1996R
  44401. 1997V
  44402. 24/6/98Y
  44403. 24/6/98\
  44404. 1552^
  44405. James Halliday
  44406. 1/9/94
  44407. !Medium to full red-purple; an extremely complex, oak-driven style, with masses of cedary oak on both the bouquet and palate.  The latter has lots of soft red berry fruits and fine tannins to go along with the cedary oak, and is a singularly impressive achievement from a difficult vintage.
  44408. exportH
  44409. 2000Q
  44410. 1995R
  44411. 2000V
  44412. 24/6/98Y
  44413. 24/6/98\
  44414. 1553^
  44415. James Halliday
  44416. 1/10/95
  44417. 3Medium to full red-purple; a high-toned almost essencey bouquet with an array of chocolate, sweet berry and vanillin oak aromas, the palate is chewy, dense in a massive show style with a heavy impact from oak throughout. The fruit does appear to be there, and the wine may well age into an outstanding wine.
  44418. exportH
  44419. 2003Q
  44420. 1997R
  44421. 2003V
  44422. 24/6/98Y
  44423. 24/6/98\
  44424. 1554^
  44425. James Halliday
  44426. 1/1/97
  44427. 7Medium to full red-purple; potent, ripe and full cassis fruit tinged with Coonawarra earth is just starting to show bottle development. The palate has a mix of very attractive dark chocolate, leaf, earth and berry fruit, with well-handled and balanced oak, finishing with soft tannins. In my view, the best yet.
  44428. export
  44429. 98 bookH
  44430. 2005Q
  44431. 1997R
  44432. 2005V
  44433. 24/6/98Y
  44434. 24/6/98\
  44435. 1555^
  44436. James Halliday
  44437. 1/10/94
  44438. +Light to medium green-yellow; tighter, yet more complex than any of the wines which preceded it, with some citrus aromas and subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate is fresh and crisp, with melon, citrus and a hint of cashew nut. Limited bottling owing to the vintage; 50% Yarra Valley, 50% Padthaway.
  44439. 1999Q
  44440. 1996R
  44441. 1999V
  44442. 24/6/98Y
  44443. 24/6/98\
  44444. 1556^
  44445. James Halliday
  44446. 1/10/95
  44447. GMedium to full yellow-green; an extremely stylish bouquet with complex barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment characters underlying tight citrus-accented fruit. The palate is at once restrained yet powerful, unmistakably cool climate (indeed European) in its character, with all the components perfectly balanced and integrated.
  44448. 2000Q
  44449. 1996R
  44450. 2000V
  44451. 24/6/98Y
  44452. 24/6/98\
  44453. 1557^
  44454. James Halliday
  44455. 1/10/96
  44456. Medium yellow-green; very obvious barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation inputs into complex spicy/nutty/charry overtones to the relatively subtle fruit. The palate is in a similar mould, with some very skilful winemaker inputs through the handling of the base material and through the use of high quality French oak; just a little more fruit intensity would have lifted the wine into the highest class.
  44457. Export
  44458. 98 bookH
  44459. 2001Q
  44460. 1997R
  44461. 2001V
  44462. 24/6/98Y
  44463. 24/6/98\
  44464. 1558^
  44465. James Halliday
  44466. 1/10/95
  44467. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe and concentrated bouquet with rich essencey/rose petal berry aromas with a background of high-toned oak. The palate is bursting with black cherry and blackcurrant fruit with great vinosity, matched by high-toned French oak; better balanced than the 
  44468. 2003Q
  44469. 1997R
  44470. 2003V
  44471. 24/6/98Y
  44472. 24/6/98\
  44473. 1559^
  44474. James Halliday
  44475. 1/7/96
  44476. Strong purple-red; an almost riotous array of intensely fragrant black cherry, liquorice, plum and spice fruit aromas lead on to a palate which is absolutely crammed with more of the same liquorice/black cherry/boot polish fruit flavours, the very essence of shiraz.
  44477. Export
  44478. 98 bookH
  44479. 2014Q
  44480. 2004R
  44481. 2014V
  44482. 24/6/98Y
  44483. 24/6/98\
  44484. 1560^
  44485. James Halliday
  44486. 1/11/94
  44487. The product of a relatively cool vintage, and in a lighter style than the 
  44488. 81. Medium to full red; chocolate, earth prune aromas with quite potent Brandy spirit. On the palate sweet chocolate and berry fruit balanced by fine tannins, finishing pleasantly dry.
  44489. 2012Q
  44490. 1995R
  44491. 2012V
  44492. 24/6/98Y
  44493. 24/6/98\
  44494. 1561^
  44495. James Halliday
  44496. 1/5/97
  44497. Bin D595. Medium to full red; a sweet, gently chocolatey bouquet is penetrated by fine Brandy spirit; the palate is still rich and full with touches of liquorice, brandysnap and spice, completed by a long, clean finish. (Bottled November 1983.)E
  44498. Export
  44499. 98 bookH
  44500. 2013K
  44501. 1997R
  44502. 2013V
  44503. 24/6/98Y
  44504. 24/6/98\
  44505. 1562^
  44506. James Halliday
  44507. 1/5/95D
  44508. Light green-yellow; a firm, crisp, faintly herbaceous, faintly spicy bouquet leads on to a dry, crisp, lime and herb-flavoured palate, with good length. The acid and the structure are there for long ageing.H
  44509. 2000Q
  44510. 1996R
  44511. 2000V
  44512. 24/6/98Y
  44513. 24/6/98\
  44514. 1563^
  44515. James Halliday
  44516. 1/10/95
  44517. nMedium to full yellow-green; strong spicy/nutty barrel-ferment oak drives the bouquet with underlying honeysuckle varietal fruit aromas. The palate, too, is essentially oak-driven, although there are crisp, tropical fruit flavours evident, balanced by good acidity. Retasted October 1995 with identical notes; the oak is as dominant as it was nine months previously.
  44518. 1996Q
  44519. 1995R
  44520. 1996V
  44521. 24/6/98Y
  44522. 24/6/98\
  44523. 1564^
  44524. James Halliday
  44525. 1/11/94D
  44526. Light green-yellow; fragrant, herbaceous and gooseberry fruit aromas on the bouquet lead on to a palate with pleasantly austere grassy fruit, with a crisp and lively finish.H
  44527. 1995Q
  44528. 1994R
  44529. 1995V
  44530. 24/6/98Y
  44531. 24/6/98\
  44532. 1565^
  44533. James Halliday
  44534. 1/11/94
  44535. Full red-purple; concentrated briary/berry fruit, a fuller and sweeter version of the 
  44536. 90. The palate is rich and ripe with masses of chocolate and dark berry fruit, finishing with soft, lingering tannins. Far better than any Pyrus which preceded it.H
  44537. 2001Q
  44538. 1995R
  44539. 2001V
  44540. 24/6/98Y
  44541. 24/6/98\
  44542. 1566^
  44543. James Halliday
  44544. 1/10/95
  44545. Medium to full red-purple; there is more fruit and less dominant oak on the bouquet than the other 
  44546. 92 vintage top-end wines from Lindemans; similarly, the palate has abundant dark fruit flavours touched by chocolate and obvious but not excessive oak. Good wine.
  44547. 2003Q
  44548. 1996R
  44549. 2003V
  44550. 24/6/98Y
  44551. 24/6/98\
  44552. 1567^
  44553. James Halliday
  44554. 1/1/97
  44555. Medium red-purple; leafy, earthy, cedary aromas are strikingly different from those of Limestone Ridge, as one would expect.  Notwithstanding its 13.5% alcohol, quite an elegant wine on the palate, with more of those cedary/leafy characters and nice silky tannins.  Three gold medals.
  44556. Export
  44557. 98 bookH
  44558. 2002Q
  44559. 1997R
  44560. 2002V
  44561. 24/6/98Y
  44562. 24/6/98\
  44563. 1568^
  44564. James Halliday
  44565. 1/11/94
  44566. 3Medium to full red-purple; clean, concentrated plum, cherry and spice fruit aromas with perfectly balanced and integrated oak. On the palate, exceptionally concentrated in comparison to all others in the line-up, with lots of round, mouthfilling plum cherry and raspberry fruit, finishing with good tannins.
  44567. 2002Q
  44568. 1995R
  44569. 2002V
  44570. 24/6/98Y
  44571. 24/6/98\
  44572. 1569^
  44573. James Halliday
  44574. 1/10/95
  44575. Medium to full red-purple; attractive, clean, juicy berry fruit, quite ripe, with pronounced oak. A well-made wine with spicy/cherry/berry fruit and masses of oak; not as concentrated as the 
  44576. 91 and will develop quickly.H
  44577. 2001Q
  44578. 1996R
  44579. 2001V
  44580. 24/6/98Y
  44581. 24/6/98\
  44582. 1570^
  44583. James Halliday
  44584. 1/1/97
  44585. AMedium to full red-purple; a generous, softly sweet and fragrant bouquet with mulberry/plum fruit and soft vanilla oak leads on to a rich, rounded and mouthfilling palate.  There is a seamless integration of ripe mulberry-accented fruit and creamy vanillin American oak.  The best of the Lindemans trio from this vintage.
  44586. 2004Q
  44587. 1997R
  44588. 2004V
  44589. 24/6/98Y
  44590. 24/6/98\
  44591. 1571^
  44592. James Halliday
  44593. 1/1/98
  44594. bMedium to full red-purple; a powerful, concentrated bouquet with excellent fruit and oak balance and integration; the palate is well balanced and composed, with briar, chocolate and red berry fruit together with generous vanilla oak, finishing with moderate tannins. A typical 
  44595. 94 vintage, not fleshy, but powerful. A prolific gold medal winner in shows.
  44596. export
  44597. 98 bookF
  44598. 2006Q
  44599. 2000R
  44600. 2006V
  44601. 24/6/98W
  44602. 99 bookY
  44603. 24/6/98\
  44604. 1572^
  44605. James Halliday
  44606. 1/11/94
  44607. JMedium to full red-purple; a smooth, clean, fine and elegant bouquet with well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is full bodied with ripe plum and berry fruit, showing above-average concentration, and the same very well-integrated and balanced oak evident on the palate. The tannin structure, too, is good. Four gold medals.
  44608. 2003Q
  44609. 1996R
  44610. 2003V
  44611. 24/6/98Y
  44612. 24/6/98\
  44613. 1573^
  44614. James Halliday
  44615. 1/10/95D
  44616. Medium red-purple; ripe, sweet berry and mint fruit with pronounced charry French oak. The palate is high-toned, with fresh red berry fruit and spicy, charry oak still to integrate.H
  44617. 2002Q
  44618. 1997R
  44619. 2002V
  44620. 24/6/98Y
  44621. 24/6/98\
  44622. 1574^
  44623. James Halliday
  44624. 1/1/97D
  44625. Medium red-purple; a soft, faintly cedary/earthy bouquet which is not especially rich leads on to a pleasant wine on the palate with red berry, leaf and earth flavours, finishing with soft tannins. The main problem seems to be a lack of concentration.E
  44626. Export
  44627. 98 bookH
  44628. 2000Q
  44629. 1997R
  44630. 2000V
  44631. 24/6/98Y
  44632. 24/6/98\
  44633. 1575^
  44634. James Halliday
  44635. 1/10/95D
  44636. Bin 8255. Light yellow-green; an interesting and complex floral/herbal bouquet showing intense varietal character. The palate, too, shows clearly defined herbaceous/lemony varietal character, having grip and intensity to the finish.H
  44637. 2007Q
  44638. 1998R
  44639. 2007V
  44640. 24/6/98
  44641. 24/6/98\
  44642. 1576^
  44643. James Halliday
  44644. 1/10/95D
  44645. Bin 8455. Light green-yellow; intense and powerful lemon/herbal varietal aromas. The palate has intensity, length and balance, with very good varietal definition, and will develop well, perhaps into the highest class.E
  44646. ExportH
  44647. 2002Q
  44648. 1997R
  44649. 2002V
  44650. 24/6/98Y
  44651. 24/6/98\
  44652. 1577^
  44653. James Halliday
  44654. 1/4/97
  44655. Bin 8655. Medium yellow-green; there is a distracting aroma which is often found in Hunter Semillon, faintly medicinal, faintly burnt, and almost certainly deriving from yeast activity during fermentation. The palate, however, is very well balanced, with good flavour, weight and varietal character. Gold medal at the 1996 Hunter Valley Wine Show may be a better guide to its quality.  
  44656. Export
  44657. 98 bookH
  44658. 2007K
  44659. 1999R
  44660. 2007V
  44661. 24/6/98Y
  44662. 24/6/98\
  44663. 1578^
  44664. James Halliday
  44665. 1/11/94D
  44666. Bin 6855. Light to medium green-yellow; an amazingly youthful bouquet, intense with firm citrus-tinged fruit and some smoky aspects starting to develop. The palate is well balanced, with intense lime and herb fruit, with a long, crisply acid finish.H
  44667. 2004Q
  44668. 1994R
  44669. 2004V
  44670. 24/6/98Y
  44671. 24/6/98\
  44672. 1579^
  44673. James Halliday
  44674. 1/11/95
  44675. Bin 7071. Strong, bright medium to full yellow-green; a very concentrated and no less complex bouquet with many bottle-developed aromas, with tangy herbaceous fruit and some attractive beeswax overtones. The palate is perfectly balanced and weighted; a cross between herbaceous and honeyed flavours, yet remarkably elegant and harmonious. A winner of nine gold medals, as well as two trophies. 
  44676. 2005Q
  44677. 1997R
  44678. 2005V
  44679. 24/6/98Y
  44680. 24/6/98\
  44681. 1580^
  44682. James Halliday
  44683. 1/5/97
  44684. RBin 7055. Deep glowing yellow; a complex bouquet with a range of dusty/mineral/herbal aromas; powerful and racy on the palate, and showing many of the same characters as the great Tyrrell
  44685. s Vat 1 Semillon of the same year, although not of the same exceptional quality. There are some honeyed notes also developing, and grip to the finish.
  44686. Export
  44687. 98 bookH
  44688. 2002K
  44689. 1997R
  44690. 2002V
  44691. 24/6/98Y
  44692. 24/6/98\
  44693. 1581^
  44694. James Halliday
  44695. 1/9/94
  44696. AMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich, with ripe, luscious sweet fruit in abundance, without compromising the strong regional underlay. The palate is similarly ripe and regional, with some of the earth, hay and straw characters evident on the bouquet. Nicely balanced tannins round off a very good regional wine.
  44697. 2002Q
  44698. 1994R
  44699. 2002V
  44700. 24/6/98Y
  44701. 24/6/98\
  44702. 1582^
  44703. James Halliday
  44704. 1/11/95
  44705. Bin 8225. Medium red; the voluptuous sweet fruit expected of the very ripe 1991 vintage, with hints of spice, possibly from oak. The palate is likewise unequivocally ripe; if one wishes to be hypercritical, it is slightly jammy.H
  44706. 2002Q
  44707. 1995R
  44708. 2002V
  44709. 24/6/98Y
  44710. 24/6/98\
  44711. 1583^
  44712. James Halliday
  44713. 1/3/97D
  44714. Reserve Bin 8625. Light to medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with light, earthy/cherry fruit and prominent vanilla oak. The palate is pleasant, but the oak is dominant, and I really wonder whether the wine will ever come back into balance.E
  44715. Export
  44716. 98 bookH
  44717. 2001Q
  44718. 1997R
  44719. 2001V
  44720. 24/6/98Y
  44721. 24/6/98\
  44722. 1584^
  44723. James Halliday
  44724. 1/11/95
  44725. aBin 7400. Interestingly, held back for release until after the 
  44726. 88. Medium to full red-purple; the aromas run the full gamut through liquorice, spice, ripe plum and chocolate, clean and sweet. On the palate, unequivocally regional, yet neither astringent nor earthy, with great structure, soft tannins and those briary, sweetly leathery Hunter flavours.
  44727. 2007Q
  44728. 1996R
  44729. 2007V
  44730. 24/6/98Y
  44731. 24/6/98\
  44732. 1585^
  44733. James Halliday
  44734. 1/11/94
  44735. =Bin 7600. Medium to full red; a quite rich bouquet with traditional earth and chocolate aromas. On the palate, an interesting throwback to some of the older wines, with attractive chocolate and earth edges to red berry fruits, finishing with well-balanced tannins. Outstanding for a relatively unfashionable vintage. 
  44736. 2005Q
  44737. 1995R
  44738. 2005V
  44739. 24/6/98Y
  44740. 24/6/98\
  44741. 1586^
  44742. James Halliday
  44743. 1/1/95
  44744. Medium yellow; a very complex bouquet with some of the slightly vegetal/French characters of the Tyrrell
  44745. s Vat 1 of the same year. The most complex, multi-flavoured wine in the entire range, with unusual herbaceous characters, which are deceiving because they must be derived from the grapes, but give all the appearance of having come from changed fermentation techniques (they did not).
  44746. 2003Q
  44747. 1995R
  44748. 2003V
  44749. 24/6/98Y
  44750. 24/6/98\
  44751. 1587^
  44752. James Halliday
  44753. 1/10/95
  44754. *Glowing yellow-green; the initial impact on the nose is of soft, toasty/buttery fruit, but then some varietal tang makes itself felt. The palate, too, shows that balance between herbaceous varietal fruit and buttered toast; a long finish to a complex-flavoured wine, very much in the classic style.
  44755. 2005Q
  44756. 1995R
  44757. 2005V
  44758. 24/6/98Y
  44759. 24/6/98\
  44760. 1588^
  44761. James Halliday
  44762. 1/10/96
  44763. NFull yellow; a riotously rich and complex bouquet with a full array of toasty, honeyed, nutty, buttery aromas leads on to a similarly rich and full-flavoured palate with precisely the same flavours.  Reflects the very warm and dry vintage, and will be among the quickest-developing Elizabeth Semillons, but be none the worse for that.
  44764. 2004Q
  44765. 1996R
  44766. 2004V
  44767. 24/6/98Y
  44768. 24/6/98\
  44769. 1589^
  44770. James Halliday
  44771. 1/1/97D
  44772. Full yellow-gold; surprisingly, as developed, if not more developed, than the 
  44773. 91 at the same stage, with rich toasty/buttery aromas and an equivalently rich, toasty/buttery/vanilla-flavoured palate.E
  44774. Export
  44775. 98 bookH
  44776. 2005Q
  44777. 1997R
  44778. 2005V
  44779. 24/6/98Y
  44780. 24/6/98\
  44781. 1590^
  44782. James Halliday
  44783. 1/11/94
  44784. Shea. Light to medium red-purple; clean, fresh, gentle red berry fruit aromas with a hint of vanilla and mint. The palate is nicely structured, with a perfect balance between fruit tannins and oak, and plenty of length to the finish. H
  44785. 2007Q
  44786. 1997R
  44787. 2007V
  44788. 24/6/98Y
  44789. 24/6/98\
  44790. 1591^
  44791. James Halliday
  44792. 1/10/95
  44793. Shea. Strong red-purple; much the richest and most concentrated wine in the tasting, with lots of smooth plum/cherry and minimal oak input. Deep, plummy/briary fruit on the palate, not the least extractive or rough; will live forever; finely balanced tannins.
  44794. 2015Q
  44795. 1997R
  44796. 2015V
  44797. 24/6/98Y
  44798. 24/6/98\
  44799. 1592^
  44800. James Halliday
  44801. 1/10/96
  44802. Shea. Medium red-purple; a clean and smooth bouquet with red cherry fruit and hints of vanilla; the supple and elegant palate harks back to the light dry reds of Maurice O
  44803. Shea in style, although whether it will age in the same way is another matter.  The wine has length, finishing with fine, soft tannins.
  44804. Export
  44805. 98 bookH
  44806. 2005Q
  44807. 1997R
  44808. 2005V
  44809. 24/6/98Y
  44810. 24/6/98\
  44811. 1593^
  44812. James Halliday
  44813. 1/6/91
  44814. ,OP Hermitage. Light tawny red in colour; two bottles tasted, the lesser bottle still showing good fruit under slight break-up characters, with the better wine showing classic, gentle tarry/earthy Hunter aromas and flavours, and good tannins on the finish. As the name indicates, from the Old Paddock.
  44815. 24/6/98Y
  44816. 24/6/98\
  44817. 1594^
  44818. James Halliday
  44819. 1/11/94
  44820. Medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean bouquet with fig and melon aromas interwoven with delicate spicy/nutmeg oak. A lovely wine on the palate with good citrus/melon/fig fruit intensity; the oak is a little more up front, but in control, and will come into balance with time.
  44821. 2000Q
  44822. 1995R
  44823. 2000V
  44824. 24/6/98Y
  44825. 24/6/98\
  44826. 1595^
  44827. James Halliday
  44828. 1/10/95D
  44829. Medium to full yellow-green; a smooth, clean bouquet with subtle oak; almost bordering on the straightforward. The palate is smooth and elegant, with honey/melon fruit, some grilled nut flavours, a hint of malolactic fermentation, and subtle oak.H
  44830. 2001Q
  44831. 1997R
  44832. 2001V
  44833. 24/6/98Y
  44834. 24/6/98\
  44835. 1596^
  44836. James Halliday
  44837. 1/7/97
  44838. SMedium yellow-green; both the bouquet and palate show complex nutty/creamy secondary fruit characters, presumably from a substantial malolactic fermentation influence. There also appears to have been a problem with cork taint in this vintage. Certainly, several of the samples I tasted were corked; other tasters reported similar problems.
  44839. 2002K
  44840. CD noteQ
  44841. 1997R
  44842. 2002V
  44843. 24/6/98Y
  44844. 24/6/98\
  44845. 1597^
  44846. James Halliday
  44847. 1/11/94D
  44848. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with fragrant mint, dark berry and chocolate aromas. As yet, the wine is rather firm in the mouth, but has the structure and fruit weight to open up and build complexity as it ages.H
  44849. 2000Q
  44850. 1996R
  44851. 2000V
  44852. 24/6/98Y
  44853. 24/6/98\
  44854. 1598^
  44855. James Halliday
  44856. 1/10/95
  44857. Medium to full red-purple; powerful dark berry, blackcurrant and dark chocolate aromas dominate the bouquet; on the palate, solid earthy/briary/gamey fruit with just a whisper of oak; soft tannins run throughout.H
  44858. 2000Q
  44859. 1996R
  44860. 2000V
  44861. 24/6/98Y
  44862. 24/6/98\
  44863. 1599^
  44864. James Halliday
  44865. 1/10/96D
  44866. Medium red-purple; strong cassis/ribena fruit on both bouquet and palate deserved better oak which actually detracts from the wine, imparting a slight gluepaste character to both bouquet and palate.  E
  44867. Export
  44868. 98 bookH
  44869. 2001Q
  44870. 1997R
  44871. 2001V
  44872. 24/6/98Y
  44873. 24/6/98\
  44874. 1600^
  44875. James Halliday
  44876. 1/11/94D
  44877. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with tangy melon and citrus fruit perfectly interwoven with oak. The palate is tangy and lively, of medium to full weight with grapefruit, fig and melon flavours, and perfectly balanced oak.H
  44878. 1998Q
  44879. 1995R
  44880. 1998V
  44881. 24/6/98Y
  44882. 24/6/98\
  44883. 1601^
  44884. James Halliday
  44885. 1/1/96
  44886. Medium to full yellow; a solid wine on the bouquet, with plenty of vanillin oak and some peachy fruit. The oak is a little more forceful on the palate, with the American component there to the fore. Perhaps a little four square, but there is plenty there for immediate drinking.
  44887. 1997Q
  44888. 1996R
  44889. 1997V
  44890. 24/6/98Y
  44891. 24/6/98\
  44892. 1602^
  44893. James Halliday
  44894. 1/1/97D
  44895. Medium yellow-green; a clean, powerful and complex bouquet with tangy citrus fruit and well balanced and integrated oak. The palate has lively fruit with clean ripe fruit flavours; the oak has been particularly well handled, evident but not intrusive.E
  44896. Export
  44897. 98 bookH
  44898. 2000Q
  44899. 1997R
  44900. 2000V
  44901. 24/6/98Y
  44902. 24/6/98\
  44903. 1603^
  44904. James Halliday
  44905. 1/11/94
  44906. Medium to full yellow-green; peachy fruit is enveloped in masses of smoky bacon oak on the bouquet. The palate, too, shows opulent Francois Freres-style oak in abundance, along with rich peachy/buttery fruit. H
  44907. 1995Q
  44908. 1994R
  44909. 1995V
  44910. 24/6/98Y
  44911. 24/6/98\
  44912. 1604^
  44913. James Halliday
  44914. 1/2/96
  44915. QMedium yellow-green; altogether a superior wine, with an unexpectedly elegant and sophisticated bouquet of melon and fig fruit woven through with good oak. There is more of the same on the palate, with melon and fig fruit flavours evident first, and then quite pronounced barrel-ferment oak coming through on the finish. Should age well.
  44916. 1997Q
  44917. 1996R
  44918. 1997V
  44919. 24/6/98Y
  44920. 24/6/98\
  44921. 1605^
  44922. James Halliday
  44923. 1/1/98
  44924. Light golden-brown; rich and sweet malt and tea-leaf aromas with barely perceptible fortifying spirit. The palate is of medium to full weight, with malty/toffee/caramel/tea-leaf flavours, finishing with well-balanced acidity.E
  44925. Export
  44926. 98 bookH
  44927. 2007Q
  44928. 1997R
  44929. 2007V
  44930. 24/6/98W
  44931. 99 bookY
  44932. 24/6/98\
  44933. 1606^
  44934. James Halliday
  44935. 1/1/98D
  44936. Medium tawny with just a hint of brown on the rim; soft, raisiny varietal muscat with fractionally earthy spirit. The palate is quite luscious, with good raisined fruit, starting sweet and finishing with cleansing acidity.E
  44937. ExportH
  44938. 2007Q
  44939. 1997R
  44940. 2007V
  44941. 24/6/98W
  44942. 99 bookY
  44943. 24/6/98\
  44944. 1607^
  44945. James Halliday
  44946. 1/1/96D
  44947. Full yellow-green; there are intense, almost essencey, dried apricot and peach aromas on the bouquet, indicating a high level of botrytis infection. The palate is rich and powerful, again with flavours of dried apricots, and subtle oak. 
  44948. 1997Q
  44949. 1996R
  44950. 1997V
  44951. 24/6/98Y
  44952. 24/6/98\
  44953. 1608^
  44954. James Halliday
  44955. 1/2/97D
  44956. Full yellow-gold; fragrant apricot and mandarin fruit aromas are supported by subtle oak on the bouquet, leading on to a rich but well-balanced palate, with tangy fruit, crisp acid and just a hint of oak. High class.E
  44957. Export
  44958. 98 bookH
  44959. 1998Q
  44960. 1997R
  44961. 1998V
  44962. 24/6/98Y
  44963. 24/6/98\
  44964. 1609^
  44965. James Halliday
  44966. 1/1/96D
  44967. Full red-purple; concentrated and deep blackberry fruit aromas, balanced by potent vanillin American oak. The palate is chewy and dense, with spicy blackberry fruit, considerable tannins and lashings of vanillin oak.H
  44968. 1999Q
  44969. 1996R
  44970. 1999V
  44971. 24/6/98Y
  44972. 24/6/98\
  44973. 1610^
  44974. James Halliday
  44975. 1/1/98
  44976. Deep golden-brown; wonderfully concentrated and rich caramel, toffee and molasses aromas lead on to a sensuously luscious and complex toffee, tea-leaf and butterscotch-flavoured palate. E
  44977. ExportH
  44978. 2007Q
  44979. 1997R
  44980. 2007V
  44981. 24/6/98W
  44982. 99 bookY
  44983. 24/6/98\
  44984. 1611^
  44985. James Halliday
  44986. 1/11/94
  44987. Glowing yellow-green; an intense and complex bouquet with abundant spicy vanillin oak with toasty/nutty fruit just holding its own. The palate is similarly rich, high-flavoured and concentrated with some tangy/herbal fruit and expansive, toasty barrel-ferment oak.
  44988. 1996Q
  44989. 1995R
  44990. 1996V
  44991. 24/6/98Y
  44992. 24/6/98\
  44993. 1612^
  44994. James Halliday
  44995. 1/1/96
  44996. ,Medium to full yellow-green; exceedingly rich, tropical voluptuous fruit woven through attractive oak, and no grassy underlay. The palate is as rich as the bouquet suggests it will be, with voluptuously ripe fruit and high-quality spicy, charry oak. Bold style wines don
  44997. t come much better than this.
  44998. 1998Q
  44999. 1996R
  45000. 1998V
  45001. 24/6/98Y
  45002. 24/6/98\
  45003. 1613^
  45004. James Halliday
  45005. 1/11/94D
  45006. Medium yellow-green; interesting fragrant and aromatic aromas ranging from herbal/vegetal through gooseberry to more floral/minty characters. The palate, too, has a range of concentrated flavours, before finishing with appreciable residual sugar.H
  45007. 1998Q
  45008. 1995R
  45009. 1998V
  45010. 24/6/98Y
  45011. 24/6/98\
  45012. 1614^
  45013. James Halliday
  45014. 1/1/96
  45015. Medium to full yellow-green; strong, tangy, tropical/gooseberry fruit on the bouquet leads on to a high-flavoured palate with a mix of ripe and more herbaceous fruit flavours, finishing, as ever, with a touch of sweetness and a flick of oak.H
  45016. 2000Q
  45017. 1996R
  45018. 2000V
  45019. 24/6/98Y
  45020. 24/6/98\
  45021. 1615^
  45022. James Halliday
  45023. 1/10/96D
  45024. Strong green-yellow; an intense concentrated and racy bouquet with herbal/lime aromas. The palate has good fruit intensity, with lime, herb and gooseberry flavours, and considerable length. The oak is imperceptible.E
  45025. Export
  45026. 98 bookH
  45027. 2001Q
  45028. 1997R
  45029. 2001V
  45030. 24/6/98Y
  45031. 24/6/98\
  45032. 1616^
  45033. James Halliday
  45034. 1/11/94D
  45035. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with tropical passionfruit/gooseberry aromas of light to medium intensity. The palate is of similar weight, and perhaps for that reason, has been fleshed out with a touch of sugar.H
  45036. 1996Q
  45037. 1995R
  45038. 24/6/98Y
  45039. 24/6/98\
  45040. 1617^
  45041. James Halliday
  45042. 1/10/94
  45043. Medium red, with just a touch of purple; clean, firm, briary fruit in typical, slightly gravelly, Margaret River style. The palate is powerful, potent and concentrated with dark berry/briary fruit and marked tannins. The oak influence is subtle throughout.
  45044. 1999Q
  45045. 1995R
  45046. 1999V
  45047. 24/6/98Y
  45048. 24/6/98\
  45049. 1618^
  45050. James Halliday
  45051. 1/1/96D
  45052. Medium red-purple; a cedary/leafy bouquet with overtones of a lighter Bordeaux vintage. There is an array of cedar, leaf, mint and berry fruit flavours, with fractionally drying tannins on the finish.H
  45053. 1999Q
  45054. 1996R
  45055. 1999V
  45056. 24/6/98Y
  45057. 24/6/98\
  45058. 1619^
  45059. James Halliday
  45060. 1/8/96
  45061. Full red-purple; dense and full earthy/dark berry aromas with subtle oak lead on to a powerful palate, rather tannic and tending extractive/gamey; may settle down with age, but might have been better with some fining before bottling.E
  45062. Export
  45063. 98 bookH
  45064. 2004Q
  45065. 1999R
  45066. 2004V
  45067. 24/6/98Y
  45068. 24/6/98\
  45069. 1620^
  45070. James Halliday
  45071. 1/11/94D
  45072. Medium yellow-green; a stylish and complex bouquet with tangy fruit and very well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is stylish, long and elegant, with fine citrus/melon/fig fruit, and the oak handling is once again exemplary.H
  45073. 1996Q
  45074. 1995R
  45075. 1996V
  45076. 24/6/98Y
  45077. 24/6/98\
  45078. 1621^
  45079. James Halliday
  45080. 1/4/95
  45081. LGlowing yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity with good fruit and oak balance and integration, and evidence of the use of quality toasty oak. On the palate those toasty barrel-ferment oak characters come through quite strongly, but there is plenty of tightly structured melon-flavoured fruit to sustain that oak. 
  45082. 1996Q
  45083. 1995R
  45084. 1996V
  45085. 24/6/98Y
  45086. 24/6/98\
  45087. 1622^
  45088. James Halliday
  45089. 1/3/96D
  45090. Full, bright yellow-green; a rich and full bouquet showing bottle-developed peachy/buttery fruit and a considerable oak impact. A very full-flavoured wine, with the pronounced oak contribution one expects from this maker.H
  45091. 1997Q
  45092. 1996R
  45093. 1997V
  45094. 24/6/98Y
  45095. 24/6/98\
  45096. 1623^
  45097. James Halliday
  45098. 1/11/94
  45099. Medium yellow-green; strong smoky, slightly burnt overlay to fruit of medium intensity, with peachy notes underneath. The palate has good structure and weight, with honeyed/peachy fruit, and light but slightly resinous oak.H
  45100. 1995Q
  45101. 1994R
  45102. 1995V
  45103. 24/6/98Y
  45104. 24/6/98\
  45105. 1624^
  45106. James Halliday
  45107. 1/11/94D
  45108. Light yellow-green; a fresh, clean and light bouquet with melon fruit and imperceptible oak. The palate is still very light with melon fruit and just a hint of oak in the background. May develop more richness over the next one to two years.H
  45109. 1997Q
  45110. 1996R
  45111. 1997V
  45112. 24/6/98Y
  45113. 24/6/98\
  45114. 1625^
  45115. James Halliday
  45116. 1/1/96D
  45117. Light to medium yellow-green; peachy fruit leads off the bouquet, followed by more nutty/mealy characters, partially deriving from oak. The palate is pleasant, with slightly dilute flavours; gentle peachy fruit falls away on the finish.H
  45118. 1998Q
  45119. 1997R
  45120. 24/6/98Y
  45121. 24/6/98\
  45122. 1626^
  45123. James Halliday
  45124. 1/11/94
  45125. *Light to medium red-purple, with a fair amount of gas evident. The bouquet is light, with hints of cherry and berry underlying more leafy characters. The palate shows a range of flavours from sweet berry through to tobacco leaf, of light to medium intensity. Does not really show its 12.8% alcohol.
  45126. 1996Q
  45127. 1995R
  45128. 1996V
  45129. 24/6/98Y
  45130. 24/6/98\
  45131. 1627^
  45132. James Halliday
  45133. 1/1/96
  45134. KMedium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, clean, with some cassis fruit and nicely balanced oak, but not particularly complex. On the palate, a nicely balanced wine with gentle dark berry fruits, a touch of sweet oak, finishing with fine, soft tannins.  Retasted October 1996, and age is doing nothing for it.
  45135. 1997Q
  45136. 1996R
  45137. 1997V
  45138. 24/6/98Y
  45139. 24/6/98\
  45140. 1628^
  45141. James Halliday
  45142. 1/2/97
  45143. Medium to full red-purple; expertly handled spicy oak makes a major contribution to both bouquet and palate, intermingling with lots of red and black berry fruit aroma and flavour, but making it difficult to tell where the oak stops and the fruit starts. An intriguing wine which shows as many spicy characters as one might expect from a shiraz. Retasted January 1998 and has not developed at all happily, with pronounced leafy/gamey/spicy characters which do not appear particularly varietal.
  45144. export
  45145. 98 bookH
  45146. 2001Q
  45147. 1997R
  45148. 2001T
  45149. ChangedV
  45150. 24/6/98Y
  45151. 24/6/98\
  45152. 1629^
  45153. James Halliday
  45154. 1/11/94D
  45155. Medium red; fragrant fruit aromas with distinctly leafy/minty notes. The palate is powerful in terms of fruit, with a range of herb, asparagus, capsicum and mint flavours backed by subtle oak.H
  45156. 1998Q
  45157. 1995R
  45158. 1998V
  45159. 24/6/98Y
  45160. 24/6/98\
  45161. 1630^
  45162. James Halliday
  45163. 1/10/96
  45164. RMedium red-purple; a light, clean and fragrant bouquet with an array of herbaceous/cedar/cigar box aromas vaguely reminiscent of Chinon in the Loire Valley. The palate is pleasant with a hint of leafiness, a touch of cassis berry fruit, finishing with some tannins. Retasted October 1996 with completely identical notes, but holding well.
  45165. Export
  45166. 98 bookH
  45167. 2000Q
  45168. 1997R
  45169. 2000V
  45170. 24/6/98Y
  45171. 24/6/98\
  45172. 1631^
  45173. James Halliday
  45174. 1/11/94
  45175. QCentenary. Strong purple-red; spotlessly clean bouquet redolent of plum, cherry and berry fruit, and just a hint of French oak. The palate is powerful and concentrated, but very much the iron fist in a velvet glove style. Spotlessly clean, and the dark cherry fruit has all but swallowed up the new French oak. Will mature magnificently.
  45176. 2012Q
  45177. 1998R
  45178. 2012V
  45179. 24/6/98Y
  45180. 24/6/98\
  45181. 1632^
  45182. James Halliday
  45183. 1/7/96
  45184. Medium red; of medium intensity with a mix of spicy and red berry aromas, and some of those typical varietal gamey overtones.  A very lively palate with spicy cool-grown fruit characters, touches of pepper and more of those red cherry (and faintly minty) fruit flavours; good acid.
  45185. 2008Q
  45186. 1998R
  45187. 2008V
  45188. 24/6/98Y
  45189. 24/6/98\
  45190. 1633^
  45191. James Halliday
  45192. 1/10/96
  45193. ~Medium to full red-purple; a clean and fresh bouquet which has lots of rich and concentrated black fruit through to black and red cherry aromas, a hint of mint and subtle, sweet oak.  There is perfectly ripened sweet but not jammy red cherry fruit running through the palate, even into dark plums; spotlessly clean, with harmonious but subtle oak, finishing with soft, fine tannins.
  45194. Export
  45195. 98 bookH
  45196. 2010Q
  45197. 1999R
  45198. 2010V
  45199. 24/6/98Y
  45200. 24/6/98\
  45201. 1634^
  45202. James Halliday
  45203. 1/6/94
  45204. Light straw-yellow; fragrant passionfruit, peach and gooseberry aromas announce a wine with strongly passionfruit-accented fruit flavours and a crisp, relatively dry finish. H
  45205. 1996Q
  45206. 1995R
  45207. 1996V
  45208. 24/6/98Y
  45209. 24/6/98\
  45210. 1635^
  45211. James Halliday
  45212. 1/10/95
  45213. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, elegant blend of herbaceous and riper fruit merging into gooseberry on the bouquet; the palate is crisp and clean, not particularly powerful, but with well-balanced flavours and a nice, dry finish; excellent seafood summer style.
  45214. 1997Q
  45215. 1996R
  45216. 1997V
  45217. 24/6/98Y
  45218. 24/6/98\
  45219. 1636^
  45220. James Halliday
  45221. 1/2/97D
  45222. Light yellow-green; a light, fragrant and fresh bouquet with passionfruit, gooseberry and capsicum aromas; the palate is very light bodied, but clean and fresh.E
  45223. Export
  45224. 98 bookH
  45225. 1998Q
  45226. 1997R
  45227. 1998V
  45228. 24/6/98Y
  45229. 24/6/98\
  45230. 1637^
  45231. James Halliday
  45232. 1/11/94D
  45233. Light green-yellow; a fruity, tropical passionfruit and gooseberry-accented bouquet leads on to a full-flavoured palate with rather cloying sweetness. H
  45234. 1995Q
  45235. 1994R
  45236. 1995V
  45237. 24/6/98Y
  45238. 24/6/98\
  45239. 1638^
  45240. James Halliday
  45241. 1/10/94D
  45242. Medium red-purple; lush, slightly jammy berry fruit with a hint of mulberry. The palate has abundant sweet berry flavours and soft tannins, but a slightly hard finish deriving from the alcohol.H
  45243. 1996Q
  45244. 1995R
  45245. 1996V
  45246. 24/6/98Y
  45247. 24/6/98\
  45248. 1639^
  45249. James Halliday
  45250. 1/10/95
  45251. \Dark red; powerful, ripe berry and chocolate aromas with rich vanillin oak, said to be French. The palate is a nicely balanced combination of extremely generous, lush berry and chocolate fruit flavours counterbalanced by soft, dusty tannins, the latter coming from the Cabernet component. Good wine. Retasted October 1995 with near-identical notes.
  45252. 2001Q
  45253. 1996R
  45254. 2001V
  45255. 24/6/98Y
  45256. 24/6/98\
  45257. 1640^
  45258. James Halliday
  45259. 1/11/94
  45260. 6Medium to full red; immensely ripe, chocolatey sweet fruit aromas, bearing as much resemblance to the Merlot of France as the Sahara Desert does to the South Pole. The palate has a curious empty entry to the mouth, filling out to massive chocolatey fruit and oak on the mid-palate, finishing with full tannins.
  45261. 2003Q
  45262. 1996R
  45263. 2003V
  45264. 24/6/98Y
  45265. 24/6/98\
  45266. 1641^
  45267. James Halliday
  45268. 1/11/95
  45269. 8Medium to full purple-red; spotlessly clean intense pepper/spice/cherry/plum aromas of medium intensity. Archetypal Craiglee Shiraz palate, showing the same pepper, spice and cherry flavours of the bouquet. Trophy winner 1994 Lilydale Show. Retasted November 1995 
  45270.  highly fragrant spicy/leafy lingering flavour.
  45271. 2003Q
  45272. 1996R
  45273. 2003V
  45274. 24/6/98Y
  45275. 24/6/98\
  45276. 1642^
  45277. James Halliday
  45278. 1/10/96D
  45279. Vivid red-purple; an absolutely typically fragrant bouquet with spicy, peppery black cherry and liquorice aromas leads on to a lively, tangy arresting palate with a long finish, uncompromisingly attesting to its cool-grown origins.E
  45280. Export
  45281. 98 bookH
  45282. 2006Q
  45283. 1997R
  45284. 2006V
  45285. 24/6/98Y
  45286. 24/6/98\
  45287. 1643^
  45288. James Halliday
  45289. 1/11/93
  45290. %Some browning evident, as one would expect; an ethereal, complex bouquet of gum leaf and dry grass with both spice and mint progressively emerging. The palate was remarkably complex with flavours of cardamom, spice and again a touch of dry gum leaf. The structure was superb, the finish good. 
  45291. 24/6/98Y
  45292. 24/6/98\
  45293. 1644^
  45294. James Halliday
  45295. 1/11/94
  45296. Light to medium green-yellow; complex, powerful and concentrated with intense grapefruit and peach components. The palate shows many flavours, with lots of white peach alongside more citrus-like characters; overall fruit sweetness, with well-handled barrel-ferment oak.
  45297. 1999Q
  45298. 1995R
  45299. 1999V
  45300. 24/6/98Y
  45301. 24/6/98\
  45302. 1645^
  45303. James Halliday
  45304. 1/11/95D
  45305. Light green-yellow; tasted (literally) the day after it was bottled, showed light minty/lemony fruit aromas, and similar citrus and mint flavours on a delicate palate. May well transform itself with further time in bottle.H
  45306. 2000Q
  45307. 1996R
  45308. 2000V
  45309. 24/6/98Y
  45310. 24/6/98\
  45311. 1646^
  45312. James Halliday
  45313. 1/11/94D
  45314. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex, ripe but firm with earthy/briary/gamey characters. The palate has abundant briary/liquorice fruit, well-balanced vanillin oak, finishing with soft tannins.H
  45315. 1999Q
  45316. 1999V
  45317. 24/6/98Y
  45318. 24/6/98\
  45319. 1647^
  45320. James Halliday
  45321. 1/11/94D
  45322. Medium to full red-purple; a clean and solid bouquet with mint and earth aromas, and a touch of oak. The palate has mint, chocolate and red berry fruit flavours, finishing with soft tannins, and obvious development potential.H
  45323. 1998Q
  45324. 1995R
  45325. 1998V
  45326. 24/6/98Y
  45327. 24/6/98\
  45328. 1648^
  45329. James Halliday
  45330. 1/11/94D
  45331. Light green-yellow; a fine, elegant citrus/melon bouquet showing its cool-grown origins. The palate has length and intensity, with citrus and melon flavours; a fruit-driven wine which may build greater complexity with bottle age.H
  45332. 1998Q
  45333. 1995R
  45334. 1998V
  45335. 24/6/98Y
  45336. 24/6/98\
  45337. 1649^
  45338. James Halliday
  45339. 1/10/95
  45340. Light to medium yellow-green; a stylish, rich and tangy fruit-driven bouquet leads on to a complex wine on the palate, perfectly balanced, with potent melon and grapefruit flavours surrounded by high-quality oak.H
  45341. 1999Q
  45342. 1996R
  45343. 1999V
  45344. 24/6/98Y
  45345. 24/6/98\
  45346. 1650^
  45347. James Halliday
  45348. 1/10/94
  45349.  Medium to full red-purple; a luscious bouquet with full sweet berry and mint fruit, and just a hint of gaminess lurking on the edge. The palate is likewise big and luscious, with mint and dark berry fruit flavours, finishing with fairly persistent tannins. A fraction rough on the finish.
  45350. 2000Q
  45351. 1996R
  45352. 2000V
  45353. 24/6/98Y
  45354. 24/6/98\
  45355. 1651^
  45356. James Halliday
  45357. 1/10/95D
  45358. Medium to full red; dark chocolate and sweeter berry aromas drive a clean bouquet of medium intensity. There is plenty of solid, dark berry fruit on the palate, finishing with subtle oak and moderately pronounced tannins.
  45359. 2001Q
  45360. 1997R
  45361. 2001V
  45362. 24/6/98Y
  45363. 24/6/98\
  45364. 1652^
  45365. James Halliday
  45366. 1/1/97
  45367. Medium to full red-purple; shows some of the characters of developed Coonawarra cabernet sauvignon on the bouquet, with strongly earthy overtones and some leafy notes. A firm, fairly astringent wine on the palate with leafy/earthy flavours, and slightly green tannins on the finish.
  45368. Export
  45369. 98 bookH
  45370. 2002Q
  45371. 1998R
  45372. 2002V
  45373. 24/6/98Y
  45374. 24/6/98\
  45375. 1653^
  45376. James Halliday
  45377. 1/2/95D
  45378. Medium to full red; an exceptionally stylish wine with tight, not overripe varietal fruit in a spicy/plummy spectrum. The palate has lots of plummy fruit with fine tannins and well-handled oak. H
  45379. 1997Q
  45380. 1995R
  45381. 1997V
  45382. 24/6/98Y
  45383. 24/6/98\
  45384. 1654^
  45385. James Halliday
  45386. 1/2/96
  45387. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, fruit-driven bouquet with subtle oak, showing an abundant array of fruit flavours from plummy to spicy. The palate is similarly complex, at times looking more robust and ripe, on other occasions more elegant and Burgundian. H
  45388. 1999Q
  45389. 1996R
  45390. 1999V
  45391. 24/6/98Y
  45392. 24/6/98\
  45393. 1655^
  45394. James Halliday
  45395. 1/10/96
  45396. (Medium red, touched with purple; the bouquet has that typically fresh and fragrant fruit, this vintage tending more to cherry and strawberry, though moving to strawberry/plum on the palate, which has that wonderful generosity of all of the Freycinet pinot noirs, and promises well for the future.
  45397. Export
  45398. 98 bookH
  45399. 2000Q
  45400. 1996R
  45401. 2000V
  45402. 24/6/98Y
  45403. 24/6/98\
  45404. 1656^
  45405. James Halliday
  45406. 1/11/94
  45407. Light to medium yellow-green; crisp and clean with melon, fig and peach fruit aromas. The palate is soft, with peachy flavours predominant, and the oak influence barely perceptible.H
  45408. 1997Q
  45409. 1995R
  45410. 1997V
  45411. 24/6/98Y
  45412. 24/6/98\
  45413. 1657^
  45414. James Halliday
  45415. 1/10/95
  45416. aMedium to full red-purple; there are strong cassis berry fruit aromas on the bouquet with just a faintly leafy edge. The palate is powerful, with blackberry fruit and attractive rustic edges, finishing with soft tannins. Retasted October 1995, showing perfectly ripened fruit, fine, dusty ripe tannins and no gamey or other errant characters whatsoever.
  45417. 2000Q
  45418. 1996R
  45419. 2000V
  45420. 24/6/98Y
  45421. 24/6/98\
  45422. 1658^
  45423. James Halliday
  45424. 1/11/94D
  45425. Light green-yellow; a clean, firm citrus and melon bouquet leads on to a well-made wine with good fruit intensity, and length to the finish.H
  45426. 1995Q
  45427. 1994R
  45428. 1995V
  45429. 24/6/98
  45430. 24/6/98\
  45431. 1659^
  45432. James Halliday
  45433. 1/7/95D
  45434. Light yellow-green; fairly light but pleasant melon-accented fruit, and a hint of free sulphur dioxide when tasted shortly after being bottled. The palate is pleasant, of medium weight, with fair varietal character, although it finishes slightly short.E
  45435. Export
  45436. 98 bookH
  45437. 1997Q
  45438. 1996R
  45439. 1997V
  45440. 24/6/98Y
  45441. 24/6/98\
  45442. 1660^
  45443. James Halliday
  45444. 1/11/94D
  45445. Medium red-purple; a fairly light, leafy/tobacco/stemmy-accented bouquet which leads on to a lean wine on the palate, though possessing some attractive red berry fruit on the mid-palate.H
  45446. 1999Q
  45447. 1996R
  45448. 1999V
  45449. 24/6/98Y
  45450. 24/6/98\
  45451. 1661^
  45452. James Halliday
  45453. 1/7/95
  45454. 8Medium to full red; the bouquet is quite potent with considerable fruit concentration, although both it and the palate suggests a little more barrel work and handling before bottling might have made the wine even better. Certainly it does not lack flavour. A silver medal winner at the 1995 Royal Melbourne Show.
  45455. 2000Q
  45456. 1997R
  45457. 2000V
  45458. 24/6/98Y
  45459. 24/6/98\
  45460. 1662^
  45461. James Halliday
  45462. 1/11/94D
  45463. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with peach, passionfruit and nut aromas. The palate is fresh and crisp with melon/straw/cashew flavours, finishing with crisp acidity.H
  45464. 1998Q
  45465. 1995R
  45466. 1998V
  45467. 24/6/98Y
  45468. 24/6/98\
  45469. 1663^
  45470. James Halliday
  45471. 1/11/94
  45472. Medium red; the bouquet is light, leafy and minty with subtle oak, and the palate comes as something of a surprise, with far more mouthfeel and length than the bouquet promises. The flavours are in the red berry and mint spectrum, finishing with smooth, fine tannins.
  45473. 1996Q
  45474. 1994R
  45475. 1996V
  45476. 24/6/98Y
  45477. 24/6/98\
  45478. 1664^
  45479. James Halliday
  45480. 1/1/96D
  45481. Light to medium red; the bouquet is light, with a touch of leafy astringency to the fruit; the palate is likewise light, with fruit in the leafy/minty spectrum, supported by a touch of vanilla and caramel oak. Needs more substance and flesh.H
  45482. 1997Q
  45483. 1996R
  45484. 1997V
  45485. 24/6/98Y
  45486. 24/6/98\
  45487. 1665^
  45488. James Halliday
  45489. 1/10/96
  45490. _Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with a mix of ripe, slightly earthy/gamey fruit together with some chocolate. The palate is powerful, with a range of briary/dark chocolate/forest floor flavours; a slightly rough and extractive finish, but a wine with plenty of presence, and which could well develop nicely with a couple of years in bottle.
  45491. Export
  45492. 98 bookH
  45493. 2000Q
  45494. 1997R
  45495. 2000V
  45496. 24/6/98Y
  45497. 24/6/98\
  45498. 1666^
  45499. James Halliday
  45500. 1/11/94D
  45501. Richly complex with toasty French oak over melon and peach fruit. A silver medal winner at the 
  45502. 94 Lilydale Wine Show. The 
  45503. 94, tasted from barrel, showed similar richness and complexity.H
  45504. 1997Q
  45505. 1995R
  45506. 1997V
  45507. 24/6/98Y
  45508. 24/6/98\
  45509. 1667^
  45510. James Halliday
  45511. 1/11/95
  45512. 6Medium yellow-green; there is an array of toasty, nutty, vaguely hessiany aromas in inimitable Mornington Peninsula style, and the palate is, if anything, even more regional, with those creamy/nutty/malolactic fermentation-type characters woven through sweet fruit, but balanced by crisp acidity on the finish.
  45513. ExportH
  45514. 1999Q
  45515. 1996R
  45516. 1999V
  45517. 24/6/98Y
  45518. 24/6/98\
  45519. 1668^
  45520. James Halliday
  45521. 1/3/96D\Barrel sample. Needed cleaning up, but showed very considerable underlying depth of flavour.E
  45522. 98 bookH
  45523. 1998Q
  45524. 1996R
  45525. 1998V
  45526. 24/6/98Y
  45527. 24/6/98\
  45528. 1669^
  45529. James Halliday
  45530. 1/10/95
  45531. LMedium purple-red; extremely fragrant, sappy, spicy fruit aromas with subtle oak. The palate has similar spicy/sappy/stemmy flavours, reminiscent of Paringa Estate. The oak is nicely balanced and integrated. Retasted October 1995 with similar fragrant, sappy/stalky/spicy aromas and flavours; very nearly identical to 12 months ago.
  45532. 1997Q
  45533. 1995R
  45534. 1997V
  45535. 24/6/98Y
  45536. 24/6/98\
  45537. 1670^
  45538. James Halliday
  45539. 1/10/96
  45540. 0Medium red, showing quite a deal of development. A fragrant, ultra-sappy/stalky bouquet in typical Mornington Peninsula-style leads on to a striking palate, long, slippery and intense, with uncompromising sappy overtones to the strawberry fruit underneath. Appeals to me, although it won
  45541. t appeal to all.
  45542. Export
  45543. 98 bookH
  45544. 1999Q
  45545. 1997R
  45546. 1999V
  45547. 24/6/98Y
  45548. 24/6/98\
  45549. 1671^
  45550. James Halliday
  45551. 1/8/95
  45552. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is fairly light with faintly minty characters, with a hint of slightly raw oak in the background. The palate, however, has good mouthfeel and balance, showing competent winemaking, with the promise of further improvement as the wine ages.
  45553. 1997Q
  45554. 1996R
  45555. 1997V
  45556. 24/6/98Y
  45557. 24/6/98\
  45558. 1672^
  45559. James Halliday
  45560. 1/9/96D
  45561. Medium yellow-green; a clean, well-made wine of medium intensity with a pleasant touch of charry American oak. The palate, too, shows very competent winemaking; it is oak-driven, but the oak has been well handled, and there is supporting fruit flavour.E
  45562. Export
  45563. 98 bookH
  45564. 1998Q
  45565. 1997R
  45566. 1998V
  45567. 24/6/98Y
  45568. 24/6/98\
  45569. 1673^
  45570. James Halliday
  45571. 1/5/95
  45572. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with solid dark berry/briary fruit and subtle oak. A chunky, briary wine on the palate with blackberry and blackcurrant on the mid-palate before dipping slightly on the finish.H
  45573. 2000Q
  45574. 1996R
  45575. 2000V
  45576. 24/6/98Y
  45577. 24/6/98\
  45578. 1674^
  45579. James Halliday
  45580. 1/9/96D
  45581. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with fully-ripened, sweet juicy berry fruit; the palate has lively fruit definition with cassis, redcurrant and just a hint of mint; well balanced and integrated oak.E
  45582. Export
  45583. 98 bookH
  45584. 2002Q
  45585. 1997R
  45586. 2002V
  45587. 24/6/98Y
  45588. 24/6/98\
  45589. 1675^
  45590. James Halliday
  45591. 1/11/94D
  45592. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is very strong, with earthy/briary/chocolate aromas, with similar rich and concentrated flavours on the palate. There seems to me to be a touch of aldehyde in the wine, but clearly other judges do not agree.H
  45593. 2003Q
  45594. 1996R
  45595. 2003V
  45596. 24/6/98Y
  45597. 24/6/98\
  45598. 1676^
  45599. James Halliday
  45600. 1/9/96
  45601. Medium to full red-purple; clean and rich dark chocolate and dark berry fruit is complimented by sweet oak on the bouquet; the palate has ample richness, concentration and depth, with an attractive austerity to the fruit and oak which makes this a very serious wine.
  45602. Export
  45603. 98 bookH
  45604. 2005Q
  45605. 1998R
  45606. 2005V
  45607. 24/6/98Y
  45608. 24/6/98\
  45609. 1677^
  45610. James Halliday
  45611. 1/11/94D
  45612. Medium to full yellow-green; clean and smooth, with a hint of vanillin oak on the bouquet. The palate shows similar vanillin oak influences (the wine was briefly cask fermented) with light fruit and a clean finish.H
  45613. 1994Q
  45614. 1993R
  45615. 1994V
  45616. 24/6/98Y
  45617. 24/6/98\
  45618. 1678^
  45619. James Halliday
  45620. 1/1/96
  45621. Overall, a fairly light and plain wine, and by no means the most exciting in the Lillypilly stable. However, as always, modestly priced, and will appeal to many simply because it is Chardonnay and is relatively inexpensive.H
  45622. 1996Q
  45623. 1994R
  45624. 1996V
  45625. 24/6/98Y
  45626. 24/6/98\
  45627. 1679^
  45628. James Halliday
  45629. 1/11/94D
  45630. Full yellow-orange; complex, tangy apricot and raisin aromas lead on to an intensely-flavoured palate with peach, honey, mead, spice, apricot and toffee running riot across the tongue, finishing with good acidity.H
  45631. 1997Q
  45632. 1994R
  45633. 1997V
  45634. 24/6/98Y
  45635. 24/6/98\
  45636. 1680^
  45637. James Halliday
  45638. 1/1/96D
  45639. Full yellow-orange; a pungent but delicious bouquet with spicy Christmas pudding aromas; there are similar flavours on the palate with the sweetness balanced by crisp acid. That Christmas pudding mix of spicy flavours is as appealing as it is unusual.H
  45640. 1999Q
  45641. 1996R
  45642. 1999V
  45643. 24/6/98
  45644. 24/6/98\
  45645. 1681^
  45646. James Halliday
  45647. 1/1/96D
  45648. Medium yellow-green; strongly botrytised peachy aromas dominate the bouquet, and reappear on the palate together with citrus/lime flavours. Substantial acid gives the wine balance and the promise of a modest cellaring future.H
  45649. 1997Q
  45650. 1996R
  45651. 1997V
  45652. 24/6/98Y
  45653. 24/6/98\
  45654. 1682^
  45655. James Halliday
  45656. 1/3/95D
  45657. Light straw-green; a crisp, light herbal bouquet showing distinctive varietal character. The palate is clean but lacks the fruit intensity of the Semillon. Retasted March 1995, and showing far more aromatics in a passionfruit spectrum. H
  45658. 1996Q
  45659. 1995R
  45660. 1996V
  45661. 24/6/98Y
  45662. 24/6/98\
  45663. 1683^
  45664. James Halliday
  45665. 1/1/96D
  45666. Light straw-green; a clean, light gently herbaceous bouquet leads on to a light, crisp citrus/herbaceous-accented palate. Picked before the rain. H
  45667. 1997Q
  45668. 1996R
  45669. 24/6/98Y
  45670. 24/6/98\
  45671. 1684^
  45672. James Halliday
  45673. 1/11/94D
  45674. Light yellow-green; clean, crisp and fresh with pleasant herbaceous varietal fruit on the bouquet, the palate following precisely on from the bouquet, finishing crisp and clean. H
  45675. 1998Q
  45676. 1995R
  45677. 1998V
  45678. 24/6/98Y
  45679. 24/6/98\
  45680. 1685^
  45681. James Halliday
  45682. 1/1/96D
  45683. Light straw-green; a clean but very light aroma, faintly lemony, leads on to a light, somewhat dilute palate, inevitably somewhat reduced in intensity by the circumstances of the vintage.E
  45684. Export
  45685. 98 bookH
  45686. 1999Q
  45687. 1997R
  45688. 1999V
  45689. 24/6/98Y
  45690. 24/6/98\
  45691. 1686^
  45692. James Halliday
  45693. 1/11/94D
  45694. Strong red-purple; a clean bouquet with ripe, dark berry fruits, a hint of fruit spice, and subtle oak. The palate is distinctively Yarra Valley in style with minty/gamey undertones to the firm red berry fruit.H
  45695. 1998Q
  45696. 1995R
  45697. 1998V
  45698. 24/6/98
  45699. 24/6/98\
  45700. 1687^
  45701. James Halliday
  45702. 1/11/94
  45703. Light to medium yellow-green; youthful apple, pear and peach aromas, with the oak still a fraction assertive on the bouquet. The palate is elegant, with apple, nut and melon flavours, and a creamy texture from the malolactic fermentation. Well balanced, and will age well.
  45704. 1997Q
  45705. 1995R
  45706. 1997V
  45707. 24/6/98Y
  45708. 24/6/98\
  45709. 1688^
  45710. James Halliday
  45711. 1/2/97D
  45712. Medium to full yellow-green; pronounced charry bacon oak adds significantly to the complexity of the bouquet, and also makes a strong statement on the palate. The wine has the fruit weight to carry the oak, and will very likely be relatively long-lived.E
  45713. Export
  45714. 98 bookH
  45715. 2000Q
  45716. 1997R
  45717. 2000V
  45718. 24/6/98Y
  45719. 24/6/98\
  45720. 1689^
  45721. James Halliday
  45722. 1/10/95
  45723. Light yellow-green; potent, herbaceous bouquet with just a suspicion of bitterness. The palate is concentrated and powerful with ripe varietal fruit; no oak evident.H
  45724. 1996Q
  45725. 1995R
  45726. 1996V
  45727. 24/6/98Y
  45728. 24/6/98\
  45729. 1690^
  45730. James Halliday
  45731. 1/1/96D
  45732. Exceedingly pale colour; relatively little fruit aroma evident, with slightly minerally overtones. The substantial alcohol (13%) gives an illusion of sweetness to the palate, but there is not a great deal of other character evident.H
  45733. 1997Q
  45734. 1996R
  45735. 1997V
  45736. 24/6/98Y
  45737. 24/6/98\
  45738. 1691^
  45739. James Halliday
  45740. 1/10/94D
  45741. Medium to full red-purple; a concentrated bouquet with minty/earthy/gamey characters intertwined. The palate is full-bodied, with earth and mint flavours, finishing with pronounced tannins.H
  45742. 2000Q
  45743. 1995R
  45744. 2000V
  45745. 24/6/98Y
  45746. 24/6/98\
  45747. 1692^
  45748. James Halliday
  45749. 1/1/96
  45750. Medium to full red; a relatively rich bouquet with earth and dark chocolate aromas leads on to a solid palate with flavours of plum and dark chocolate, together with echoes of earthy/gamey characters. H
  45751. 2003Q
  45752. 1997R
  45753. 2003V
  45754. 24/6/98Y
  45755. 24/6/98\
  45756. 1693^
  45757. James Halliday
  45758. 1/11/94
  45759. ,Medium to full red-purple; lifted, briary, dark fruit aromas and hints of vanillin oak. The palate is rich and concentrated, with dark briary/berry fruit, soft tannins and subtle oak; again there is some of the volatile lift apparent on the bouquet, but was in the bounds of commercial acceptability.
  45760. 1997Q
  45761. 1994R
  45762. 1997V
  45763. 24/6/98Y
  45764. 24/6/98\
  45765. 1694^
  45766. James Halliday
  45767. 1/11/94
  45768. Medium to full purple-red; abundant, fresh cherry and plum fruit aromas which are generously ripe, but not overripe. The palate is plush, with lots of sweet cherry fruit and nicely-balanced American vanillin oak, finishing with soft tannins.H
  45769. 1999Q
  45770. 1995R
  45771. 1999V
  45772. 24/6/98Y
  45773. 24/6/98\
  45774. 1695^
  45775. James Halliday
  45776. 1/10/95D
  45777. Medium to full red-purple; a very sweet and ultra-ripe fruit bouquet with pronounced vanillin oak. The palate follows on logically from the bouquet, tending overripe and a little porty, though it is not as heavy or cloying as one might expect.H
  45778. 1998Q
  45779. 1996R
  45780. 1998V
  45781. 24/6/98Y
  45782. 24/6/98\
  45783. 1696^
  45784. James Halliday
  45785. 1/6/96
  45786. Medium red-purple; an aromatic bouquet with voluminous vanillin American oak surrounding warm-grown shiraz fruit.  The palate is no less extravagant with sweet fruit surrounded by masses of vanilla bean American oak; will greatly please devotees of the style.
  45787. 2000Q
  45788. 1997R
  45789. 2000V
  45790. 24/6/98Y
  45791. 24/6/98\
  45792. 1697^
  45793. James Halliday
  45794. 1/1/97D
  45795. Light to medium red; fragrant red cherry fruit with nicely-balanced American oak is a promising start, but the palate trembles on the brink of being overripe, with cherry jam flavours. E
  45796. Export
  45797. 98 bookH
  45798. 2000Q
  45799. 1998R
  45800. 2000V
  45801. 24/6/98Y
  45802. 24/6/98\
  45803. 1698^
  45804. James Halliday
  45805. 1/2/95
  45806. <Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant and unusually aromatic and full bouquet early in its life, largely reflecting the very low yields and fruit concentration of the 
  45807. 94 vintage. There are aromas and flavours in the passionfruit, peach and grapefruit spectrum; the spicy oak is in restraint, but can be detected.
  45808. 2002Q
  45809. 1996R
  45810. 2002V
  45811. 24/6/98Y
  45812. 24/6/98\
  45813. 1699^
  45814. James Halliday
  45815. 1/3/96D
  45816. Pale green-yellow; fragrant melon and white peach with the typically subtle hint of spicy French oak. The palate is clean and fresh, of medium intensity with similar melon fruit. Very well balanced, with a long, lingering finish.H
  45817. 2002Q
  45818. 1997R
  45819. 2002V
  45820. 24/6/98Y
  45821. 24/6/98\
  45822. 1700^
  45823. James Halliday
  45824. 1/1/97
  45825. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant and fruit-driven with melon, white peach and a touch of citrus; the palate is driven by tangy, melon/white peach fruit, with the characteristically long, lingering finish. The acid is excellent, the French oak subtle throughout.
  45826. export
  45827. 98 bookH
  45828. 2004Q
  45829. 1998R
  45830. 2004V
  45831. 24/6/98Y
  45832. 24/6/98\
  45833. 1701^
  45834. James Halliday
  45835. 1/2/95
  45836. #Bright yellow-green; a very fragrant bouquet, with melon and citrus fruit, spicy oak and a hint of nuttiness from the partial malolactic fermentation. Both powerful and very long on the palate, with refreshing acidity. Once again, spicy French oak adds a dimension to the melon/citrus fruit.
  45837. 2004Q
  45838. 1997R
  45839. 2004V
  45840. 24/6/98Y
  45841. 24/6/98\
  45842. 1702^
  45843. James Halliday
  45844. 1/3/96
  45845. oLight to medium yellow-green; the complex bouquet immediately heralds an exceptional wine with intense cashew, melon and fig aromas. The gently spicy oak is perfectly integrated and balanced on both bouquet and palate. The palate shows the complexing effect of partial malolactic fermentation, but otherwise tracks the bouquet, with the hallmark length to the finish.
  45846. 2005Q
  45847. 1997R
  45848. 2005V
  45849. 24/6/98Y
  45850. 24/6/98\
  45851. 1703^
  45852. James Halliday
  45853. 1/2/97
  45854. hMedium yellow-green; complex creamy/nutty aromas, with an already complete integration of fruit and French oak; a complex range of flavours on the palate, with fig/melon fruit together with a touch of cashew nut, all speaking of the influence of lees contact, barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation. The wine has a long finish, and will be long-lived.
  45855. export
  45856. 98 bookH
  45857. 2005Q
  45858. 1999R
  45859. 2005V
  45860. 24/6/98Y
  45861. 24/6/98\
  45862. 1704^
  45863. James Halliday
  45864. 1/2/95
  45865. 3Medium red-purple; strong plum, stone fruit and dark cherry aromas, closest to the 
  45866. 91 in style on the bouquet. The palate shows the same plum and dark cherry fruit flavours, with subtle oak woven through the wine. Will develop into one of the best Coldstream Hills Pinots with two to three years in bottle.
  45867. 2002Q
  45868. 1996R
  45869. 2002V
  45870. 24/6/98Y
  45871. 24/6/98\
  45872. 1705^
  45873. James Halliday
  45874. 1/3/96
  45875. oMedium purple-red; there is abundant, soft plummy fruit on the bouquet with hints of spice, and the oak is in restraint. In the mouth, there is similar plentiful plummy fruit flavour to a wine with lots of weight and feel, velvety and soft. The wine finishes with fine tannins, and all in all seems more driven by its fruit than its oak, although the latter is there.
  45876. 2000Q
  45877. 1997R
  45878. 2000V
  45879. 24/6/98Y
  45880. 24/6/98\
  45881. 1706^
  45882. James Halliday
  45883. 1/2/97
  45884. uMedium red-purple, bright and clear; aromatic spice, leaf, cherry and wild strawberry aromas intermingle on the bouquet, with subtle but evident spicy French oak; the flavours on the palate are predominantly of cherry, with slightly sappy overtones; fine silky tannins aid a long finish, as does the gentle touch of spicy French oak. As ever, a wine that creeps up on you. 
  45885. export
  45886. 98 bookH
  45887. 2003Q
  45888. 1998R
  45889. 2003V
  45890. 24/6/98Y
  45891. 24/6/98\
  45892. 1707^
  45893. James Halliday
  45894. 1/2/95
  45895. cMedium red, slightly deeper than the standard wine of the same year. The bouquet already shows some Burgundian characters, with plum and cinnamon predominating. An harmonious and balanced palate, yet deceptively light 
  45896.  the finish is long, the aftertaste lingers. The flavours are those of the bouquet, with a slight carbonic maceration influence evident.
  45897. 1999Q
  45898. 1996R
  45899. 1999V
  45900. 24/6/98Y
  45901. 24/6/98\
  45902. 1708^
  45903. James Halliday
  45904. 1/3/96
  45905. =Relatively deeply coloured; the bouquet has many facets, with abundant dark plum fruit dominant, but also with hints of strawberries and violets. The palate, too, shows many flavours and influences deriving from the complex making techniques, ranging from plummy to slightly herbaceous, with a pleasantly firm finish.
  45906. 2005Q
  45907. 1998R
  45908. 2005V
  45909. 24/6/98Y
  45910. 24/6/98\
  45911. 1709^
  45912. James Halliday
  45913. 1/2/97
  45914. Medium red-purple; classic dark cherry, plum and oriental spice aromas, with well balanced oak;  a wine which builds progressively through the palate, with a multitude of tastes from small dark fruits to spice; soft tannins give the wine extra grip and length to the finish.
  45915. export
  45916. 98 bookH
  45917. 2002Q
  45918. 1997R
  45919. 2002V
  45920. 24/6/98Y
  45921. 24/6/98\
  45922. 1710^
  45923. James Halliday
  45924. 1/2/95
  45925.  Medium full purple-red. Perfectly ripened redcurrant and blackberry fruit is dominant on the bouquet with cedary French oak harmoniously integrated. Exceptionally well balanced and structured, with fine-grained, soft tannins complexing the sweetly ripe red berry fruit and harmonious oak.
  45926. 2004Q
  45927. 1996R
  45928. 2004V
  45929. 24/6/98Y
  45930. 24/6/98\
  45931. 1711^
  45932. James Halliday
  45933. 1/3/96D
  45934. Medium red-purple; fragrant aromas of berry, mint and leaf with subtle French oak. The palate is equally fresh and lively, with leafy/minty/red berry fruit flavours and supple tannins. Overall of medium weight.H
  45935. 2002Q
  45936. 1997R
  45937. 2002V
  45938. 24/6/98Y
  45939. 24/6/98\
  45940. 1712^
  45941. James Halliday
  45942. 1/2/97
  45943. IMedium red-purple; a complex amalgam of cedar, berry and leaf aromas woven through with gentle French oak on the bouquet; has those typical cool-grown Yarra Valley flavours with tastes of briar, dark berry and leaf. Very fine tannins and balanced acid give the wine unusual length to the flavour; has more intensity than the 
  45944. export
  45945. 98 bookH
  45946. 2004Q
  45947. 1998R
  45948. 2004V
  45949. 24/6/98Y
  45950. 24/6/98\
  45951. 1713^
  45952. James Halliday
  45953. 1/2/95D
  45954. Deep purple-red. Complex, powerful and concentrated, with blackcurrant and mulberry fruit, subtle oak. On the palate, an extremely concentrated wine with briary/blackcurrant fruit, fine but persistent tannins and a hint of sweet French oak.H
  45955. 2015Q
  45956. 2000R
  45957. 2015V
  45958. 24/6/98Y
  45959. 24/6/98\
  45960. 1714^
  45961. James Halliday
  45962. 1/3/96
  45963. 8It has strong purple-red colour, less dense than the freakish 
  45964. 92, but good nonetheless. The bouquet is clean and smooth, with cassis/blackcurrant fruit aromas backed by a hint of sweet oak. The palate is softly rich and mouthfilling, with dark berry fruit, a hint of dark chocolate, and lingering fine tannins. 
  45965. 2006Q
  45966. 1998R
  45967. 2006V
  45968. 24/6/98Y
  45969. 24/6/98\
  45970. 1715^
  45971. James Halliday
  45972. 1/2/97
  45973. ^Medium to full purple-red, bright and clear; pristine cool-grown cabernet fruit aromas on the bouquet, with a blend of ripe cassis and more olivaceous characters. The palate manages to combine elegance and power, with fine-grained tannins running through flavours of cassis, bitter chocolate and herbs; the French oak is well balanced and integrated.
  45974. export
  45975. 98 bookH
  45976. 2009Q
  45977. 1999R
  45978. 2009V
  45979. 24/6/98Y
  45980. 24/6/98\
  45981. 1716^
  45982. James Halliday
  45983. 1/8/96
  45984. Intense citrus-tinged fruit, which while strongly varietal, is not herbaceous in the leaner, drier sense of that term. The palate shows many fruit flavours, running from citrus through to more tropical; not oaked, and it does not need to be. Retasted January 1996 and evolving very slowly; seems to have lost some of the intensity it showed as a young wine, but that often happens.  Retasted yet again in August 1996, and starting to come out of the dip in its evolution.
  45985. Export
  45986. 98 bookH
  45987. 2000Q
  45988. 1997R
  45989. 2000V
  45990. 24/6/98Y
  45991. 24/6/98\
  45992. 1717^
  45993. James Halliday
  45994. 1/10/94D
  45995. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with abundant ripe yellow peach fruit. The palate is rich to the point of being opulent, with full-blown barrel-ferment oak, and a soft, creamy finish.H
  45996. 1995Q
  45997. 1994R
  45998. 1995V
  45999. 24/6/98Y
  46000. 24/6/98\
  46001. 1718^
  46002. James Halliday
  46003. 1/10/95
  46004. Medium to full yellow; the bouquet is broad, buttery and soft, perhaps a little blowsy; in the mouth, the wine shows considerable development with soft, full butter/butterscotch/peach flavours, and reasonable acid balance.H
  46005. 1996Q
  46006. 1995R
  46007. 1996V
  46008. 24/6/98Y
  46009. 24/6/98\
  46010. 1719^
  46011. James Halliday
  46012. 1/11/94D
  46013. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, with quite intense fruit, without any particular varietal character or component dominating. The palate, too, has good weight and intensity, the flavours smooth to the point of being slightly amorphous.H
  46014. 1995Q
  46015. 1994R
  46016. 1995V
  46017. 24/6/98Y
  46018. 24/6/98\
  46019. 1720^
  46020. James Halliday
  46021. 1/10/94
  46022. ,Medium to full green-yellow; an unusually complex and concentrated bouquet with ripe citrus and melon fruit interwoven with subtle oak. The palate is elegant and well balanced, with a long, tangy citrus and melon flavoured finish. Tighter and more focused than many Mornington Peninsula Chardonnays. 
  46023. 1999Q
  46024. 1996R
  46025. 1999V
  46026. 24/6/98Y
  46027. 24/6/98\
  46028. 1721^
  46029. James Halliday
  46030. 1/11/94
  46031. %Medium to full yellow-green; intense citrussy fruit with exotic high toast oak woven throughout the bouquet. The palate, too, shows very sophisticated oak handling which does not threaten the tangy grapefruit and citrus flavours. The strength of the wine is the power and length of the finish.
  46032. 1998Q
  46033. 1995R
  46034. 1998V
  46035. 24/6/98Y
  46036. 24/6/98\
  46037. 1722^
  46038. James Halliday
  46039. 1/6/96
  46040. nMedium yellow-green; both the bouquet and palate show that extra dimension of concentration, flavour and excitement which is seemingly the hallmark of Paringa Estate. Lively, tangy and citrussy, and a touch of French armpits only adds to the desirability of the wine. Retasted July 1996 and seemed to have developed some errant characters; conceivably a poor bottle.
  46041. 1997Q
  46042. 1996R
  46043. 1997V
  46044. 24/6/98Y
  46045. 24/6/98\
  46046. 1723^
  46047. James Halliday
  46048. 1/4/97
  46049. kFull yellow; typically rich and complex, with well-balanced and integrated fruit, oak and malolactic fermentation influences.  Voluptuously mouthfilling, with high glycerol extract, the wine seems to have much greater alcohol than the 12.5 degrees it in fact possesses. An outstanding success for a very difficult vintage which very nearly scored a higher rating.
  46050. Export
  46051. 98 bookH
  46052. 2000K
  46053. 1997R
  46054. 2000V
  46055. 24/6/98Y
  46056. 24/6/98\
  46057. 1724^
  46058. James Halliday
  46059. 1/11/95
  46060. Medium to full red; potent, spicy/earthy/leafy characters run through riper plum and berry fruit on the bouquet. The palate is as powerful, potent and concentrated as the bouquet suggests, with a very interesting amalgam of ripe fruit and spicier characters. It is not over-oaked. Retasted November 1995, with the high-toned, idiosyncratic stemmy/spicy aromas and flavours even more marked than in its youth. A wild ride.
  46061. 1997Q
  46062. 1996R
  46063. 1997V
  46064. 24/6/98Y
  46065. 24/6/98\
  46066. 1725^
  46067. James Halliday
  46068. 1/7/96
  46069. _Medium red-purple; a pungent, high-toned and intense bouquet with sappy, spicy aromas reminiscent of the wines of Simon Bize in Sauvigny Les Beaune. The palate is lively, intense and vibrant, with plum, spice and faintly sappy flavours with perfectly handled oak, the latter providing more input into the flavour and structure than many might realise.
  46070. 1998Q
  46071. 1998V
  46072. 24/6/98Y
  46073. 24/6/98\
  46074. 1726^
  46075. James Halliday
  46076. 1/4/97D
  46077. Medium red; a very fragrant bouquet with a range of stalky/sappy/stemmy/tomato vine aromas leads on to a palate with similar tobacco/tomato vine flavours. You either accept this style of Pinot, or you don
  46078. t, although this is fairly high-toned stuff.E
  46079. Export
  46080. 98 bookH
  46081. 1999K
  46082. 1997R
  46083. 1999V
  46084. 24/6/98Y
  46085. 24/6/98\
  46086. 1727^
  46087. James Halliday
  46088. 1/11/94
  46089. Medium to full purple-red; incredibly like a high-quality wine from the northern Rh
  46090. ne Valley with strong liquorice and spice fruit. On the palate the wine is entirely fruit-driven, with freakish intensity of liquorice, cherry and spice, finishing with soft tannins and crisp acidity.
  46091. 1998Q
  46092. 1996R
  46093. 1998V
  46094. 24/6/98Y
  46095. 24/6/98\
  46096. 1728^
  46097. James Halliday
  46098. 1/11/95
  46099. Medium red-purple; a very high-toned, fragrant bouquet with spicy/medicinal/briary aromas. The palate is as striking as ever, with intense spice and berry flavours which swallow up whatever oak is there.H
  46100. 1999Q
  46101. 1997R
  46102. 1999V
  46103. 24/6/98Y
  46104. 24/6/98\
  46105. 1729^
  46106. James Halliday
  46107. 1/4/97D
  46108. Light to medium red, with some tendency to brown; a spicy/stemmy/tobacco-accented bouquet leads on to a light, Rh
  46109. ne-style palate, which has the character but not the strength one would look for.  For all that, sold out prior to the next release.E
  46110. Export
  46111. 98 bookH
  46112. 1999K
  46113. 1997R
  46114. 1999V
  46115. 24/6/98Y
  46116. 24/6/98\
  46117. 1730^
  46118. James Halliday
  46119. 1/1/95D
  46120. Bin CC2. Vivid purple-red; the bouquet is clean with juicy blackcurrant/berry fruit aromas. The palate is ripe, full and juicy, and not extractive, although it does dip slightly on the back palate. Best served slightly chilled.H
  46121. 1996Q
  46122. 1995R
  46123. 24/6/98Y
  46124. 24/6/98\
  46125. 1731^
  46126. James Halliday
  46127. 1/1/96D
  46128. Vivid, strong purple-red; intense plummy/dusty/juicy fruit aromas lead on to a similarly strikingly flavoured, juicy berry mid-palate before the wine tails off on the finish. Almost identical to the 
  46129. 94 vintage tasted at the same time.H
  46130. 1997Q
  46131. 1996R
  46132. 1997V
  46133. 24/6/98Y
  46134. 24/6/98\
  46135. 1732^
  46136. James Halliday
  46137. 1/10/96
  46138. RVivid, almost unreal, purple-red; the bouquet is clean with plenty of fruit in a quasi blackcurrant mode. A strange but far from unpleasant wine on the palate, with masses of ripe blackberry jam flavours, and virtually no tannin, despite all the colour. The eyes tell you one thing, the tongue another, which is always a bit unsettling.  
  46139. Export
  46140. 98 bookH
  46141. 1998Q
  46142. 1997R
  46143. 1998V
  46144. 24/6/98Y
  46145. 24/6/98\
  46146. 1733^
  46147. James Halliday
  46148. 1/11/94
  46149. Bin CC1. Medium red-purple; a soft, jammy/juicy bouquet with some spicy/chippy notes. The palate is most attractive with genuine echoes of the Rh
  46150. ne Valley, particularly in the feel, balance and fine tannins of the wine. H
  46151. 1995Q
  46152. 1994R
  46153. 1995V
  46154. 24/6/98Y
  46155. 24/6/98\
  46156. 1734^
  46157. James Halliday
  46158. 1/10/96
  46159. CLight to medium tawny, with just a hint of red; there is pronounced rancio with a hint of spice and clean, penetrating spirit on the bouquet. The palate is well balanced, showing a range of nutty/nutmeg/spice flavours with a clean, lingering finish, showing the skilled blending of younger and older material. Good acidity.
  46160. Export
  46161. 98 bookH
  46162. 2000Q
  46163. 1997R
  46164. 2000V
  46165. 24/6/98Y
  46166. 24/6/98\
  46167. 1735^
  46168. James Halliday
  46169. 1/11/94
  46170. Medium to full yellow-green; a big, rich, smooth and already developed bouquet showing the effects of skin contact, and camphor and vanilla American oak. The wine works well as a drink-now style with attractive lemon and honey fruit, and well-balanced oak in a super-generous mould.
  46171. 1995Q
  46172. 1994R
  46173. 1995V
  46174. 24/6/98Y
  46175. 24/6/98\
  46176. 1736^
  46177. James Halliday
  46178. 1/11/94D
  46179. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite oaky and firm, with melon and honey fruit. The palate is quite lively, with peachy fruit flavours coming through, and some freshening acidity, although the American oak certainly makes its presence felt.H
  46180. 1995Q
  46181. 1994R
  46182. 1995V
  46183. 24/6/98Y
  46184. 24/6/98\
  46185. 1737^
  46186. James Halliday
  46187. 1/11/94
  46188. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet of light to medium intensity with sweet berry and chocolate fruit, rounded off with a nice touch of vanillin oak. The palate is fresh and lively, with red berry fruit, soft tannins and nicely balanced oak.H
  46189. 1997Q
  46190. 1994R
  46191. 1997V
  46192. 24/6/98Y
  46193. 24/6/98\
  46194. 1738^
  46195. James Halliday
  46196. 1/11/94
  46197. "Light to medium green-yellow; rich, complex barrel-ferment oak perfectly interwoven and balanced with tangy, concentrated fruit on the bouquet. The palate shows the same potent mix, with very sophisticated oak, and great length to the citrus/melon fruit. A gold medal winner in any company.
  46198. 1998Q
  46199. 1995R
  46200. 1998V
  46201. 24/6/98Y
  46202. 24/6/98\
  46203. 1739^
  46204. James Halliday
  46205. 1/10/95
  46206. Medium to full yellow-green; early in its life showed the impact of being barrel-fermented and matured in very expensive, new French oak, which tended to swamp the fruit. Given the quality of the 
  46207. 94, and also given the quality of the oak used, should come together with time.
  46208. 1997Q
  46209. 1996R
  46210. 1997V
  46211. 24/6/98Y
  46212. 24/6/98\
  46213. 1740^
  46214. James Halliday
  46215. 1/1/97
  46216. Medium yellow-green; a clean, slightly tangy bouquet with subtle oak leads on to a well-balanced, soft wine, with ripe stone fruit flavours and subtle oak. A mere 13.5 degrees alcohol compared to the rather hot 14.5 degrees of the 
  46217. 95, the latter wine not ageing as well as expected.
  46218. Export
  46219. 98 bookH
  46220. 1998Q
  46221. 1997R
  46222. 1998V
  46223. 24/6/98Y
  46224. 24/6/98\
  46225. 1741^
  46226. James Halliday
  46227. 1/11/94
  46228. Medium to full yellow-green; some toasty regional aromas, faintly medicinal. The palate has good flavour, weight and richness, with tangy melon fruit, and some toasty characters which are more fruit, than oak-driven.H
  46229. 1995Q
  46230. 1994R
  46231. 1995V
  46232. 24/6/98Y
  46233. 24/6/98\
  46234. 1742^
  46235. James Halliday
  46236. 1/11/94D
  46237. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, crisp and clean palate with gentle herbaceous fruit. The palate is fairly light; it will be interesting to see whether the fruit weight intensifies as the vines age.H
  46238. 1995Q
  46239. 1994R
  46240. 1995V
  46241. 24/6/98Y
  46242. 24/6/98\
  46243. 1743^
  46244. James Halliday
  46245. 1/11/94
  46246.  Medium red-purple; obvious varietal character of medium intensity, with cherry/strawberry fruit aromas, and some more spicy/sappy notes. The palate is of moderate intensity with a similar blend of sappy/spicy/strawberry/cherry flavours, with a long finish. Infinitely better than the 
  46247. 1996Q
  46248. 1994R
  46249. 1996V
  46250. 24/6/98Y
  46251. 24/6/98\
  46252. 1744^
  46253. James Halliday
  46254. 1/10/95
  46255. Medium to full red; exuberant smoky bacon oak tends to swamp the fruit and certainly leaps out of the glass on the bouquet. The same exceedingly powerful smoky bacon oak is evident on the palate, but so is lots of plummy fruit. A wine to polarise wine judges
  46256.  opinions, but I like it.
  46257. 1998Q
  46258. 1995R
  46259. 1998V
  46260. 24/6/98Y
  46261. 24/6/98\
  46262. 1745^
  46263. James Halliday
  46264. 1/10/97
  46265. Strong red-purple; an exotic, concentrated and complex bouquet with a mix of smoky bacon and forest floor aromas. A powerful, unconventional wine on the palate with noticeably grippy tannins. Retasted October 1997 and had developed with cataclysmic speed. On the evidence of the colour (and the taste) one can only suspect there are significant pH problems. A striking and unconventional wine in its youth had become unacceptable.
  46266. Export
  46267. 98 bookH
  46268. 1997Q
  46269. 1996R
  46270. 1997V
  46271. 24/6/98Y
  46272. 24/6/98\
  46273. 1746^
  46274. James Halliday
  46275. 1/11/95
  46276. 1Light red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant with light spicy/peppery overtones to cherry fruit. The palate is similarly fragrant and peppery, it really needs a little more flesh on the bones, particularly if it is to be cellared. Retasted November 1995 with near identical notes. Certainly hanging in there.
  46277. 1997Q
  46278. 1995R
  46279. 1997V
  46280. 24/6/98Y
  46281. 24/6/98\
  46282. 1747^
  46283. James Halliday
  46284. 1/2/97D
  46285. Strong purple-red; an impressively concentrated bouquet with earthy/foresty varietal fruit leads into a massively concentrated palate, with dark plum and just the faintest hint of spice. Spotlessly clean and well made. E
  46286. export
  46287. 98 bookH
  46288. 2000Q
  46289. 1997R
  46290. 2000V
  46291. 24/6/98Y
  46292. 24/6/98\
  46293. 1748^
  46294. James Halliday
  46295. 1/9/94
  46296. Light to medium green-yellow; fine, discrete melon fruit aromas intermingle with more nutty barrel-ferment oak. The palate shows some lifted characters, and is a fraction rough. Not quite up to the lovely 
  46297. 92 vintage.H
  46298. 1996Q
  46299. 1995R
  46300. 1996V
  46301. 24/6/98Y
  46302. 24/6/98\
  46303. 1749^
  46304. James Halliday
  46305. 1/1/96D
  46306. Medium yellow-green; rich, complex buttery/nutty aromas with evidence of lees contact and, of course, barrel fermentation. A tangy palate with a range of bottle-developed flavours, all attesting to the skills of winemaker John Wade.H
  46307. 1999Q
  46308. 1996R
  46309. 1999V
  46310. 24/6/98Y
  46311. 24/6/98\
  46312. 1750^
  46313. James Halliday
  46314. 1/10/96D
  46315. Medium to full yellow; the bouquet is surprisingly developed, with quite soft fruit and a hint of lift.  The palate may be going through a phase of its development, but at the very least is at an awkward age, and the wine is not showing well.E
  46316. Export
  46317. 98 bookH
  46318. 1998Q
  46319. 1998V
  46320. 24/6/98Y
  46321. 24/6/98\
  46322. 1751^
  46323. James Halliday
  46324. 1/9/94D
  46325. Medium red; has developed quickly, just as the 
  46326. 91 did, with pronounced tobacco/stemmy characters on both bouquet and palate. The overall impression is quite Burgundian, but I would like a little more richness and substance in the fruit.H
  46327. 1995Q
  46328. 1994R
  46329. 1995V
  46330. 24/6/98Y
  46331. 24/6/98\
  46332. 1752^
  46333. James Halliday
  46334. 1/9/94D
  46335. Medium red; fresh, sweet fruit with dusty/vanillin American oak on the bouquet. The palate is of light to medium weight, a little simple, but with clean, fresh berry fruit and soft vanillin oak.H
  46336. 1998Q
  46337. 1995R
  46338. 1998V
  46339. 24/6/98Y
  46340. 24/6/98\
  46341. 1753^
  46342. James Halliday
  46343. 1/9/95D
  46344. Medium to full red-purple; the oak is a little edgy, hard and green, but the underlying chocolate-accented fruit is attractive, and the wine has pleasant mouthfeel.H
  46345. 2000Q
  46346. 1997R
  46347. 24/6/98Y
  46348. 24/6/98\
  46349. 1754^
  46350. James Halliday
  46351. 1/5/94D
  46352. Dense purple-red; a richly-fruited bouquet with abundant dark cherry and plum fruit aromas. The palate is rich and velvety, with delicious cherry, mint and plum flavours running through well-integrated and balanced American oak.H
  46353. 2002Q
  46354. 1997R
  46355. 2002V
  46356. 24/6/98Y
  46357. 24/6/98\
  46358. 1755^
  46359. James Halliday
  46360. 1/1/96
  46361. 8Medium to full red-purple; the aromas are clean and rich, with full, dark chocolate-tinged fruit, and the oak in more restraint than usual. The palate is rich, ripe and sweet, with masses of dark chocolate and black cherry fruit in classic regional style. As with the bouquet, the oak is restrained. Great stuff.
  46362. 2004Q
  46363. 1999R
  46364. 2004V
  46365. 24/6/98Y
  46366. 24/6/98\
  46367. 1756^
  46368. James Halliday
  46369. 1/1/96
  46370. Medium red-purple; there is fairly light but sweet fruit with lots of charry/smoky bacon oak on both bouquet and palate. High flavoured, but oak-driven.H
  46371. 1997Q
  46372. 1995R
  46373. 1997V
  46374. 24/6/98Y
  46375. 24/6/98\
  46376. 1757^
  46377. James Halliday
  46378. 1/11/94
  46379. Medium red-purple; an intensely fragrant and exotic bouquet with aromas which are at once leafy and spicy yet sweet. The palate is equally striking, with incredible spice and cherry flavours which are at once concentrated yet delicate, finishing with fleshy soft tannins.
  46380. 2003Q
  46381. 1995R
  46382. 2003V
  46383. 24/6/98Y
  46384. 24/6/98\
  46385. 1758^
  46386. James Halliday
  46387. 1/9/94D
  46388. Medium to full red-purple; rich, concentrated chocolate-accented, dark berry fruit is matched with abundant vanillin American oak. The palate is packed with flavour in a dark chocolate/dark cherry spectrum, the oak well balanced and integrated. H
  46389. 2002Q
  46390. 1996R
  46391. 2002V
  46392. 24/6/98Y
  46393. 24/6/98\
  46394. 1759^
  46395. James Halliday
  46396. 1/10/95D
  46397. Dark, dense red; a ripe and concentrated plummy bouquet leads on to an immense, multi-flavoured palate running the full gamut through liquorice, plum and dark chocolate, all in a cocoon of soft tannins and just a hint of oak. Better even than the 
  46398. 2003Q
  46399. 1997R
  46400. 2003V
  46401. 24/6/98Y
  46402. 24/6/98\
  46403. 1760^
  46404. James Halliday
  46405. 1/10/96D
  46406. Medium red-purple; hedonistically ripe plum and blackberry fruit surrounded by smooth oak; the palate is commensurately rich and sweet, with concentrated berry fruit, well-integrated oak and soft, lingering tannins.E
  46407. Export
  46408. 98 bookH
  46409. 2004Q
  46410. 1998R
  46411. 2004V
  46412. 24/6/98Y
  46413. 24/6/98\
  46414. 1761^
  46415. James Halliday
  46416. 1/10/94
  46417. Medium to full red-purple; good shiraz fruit with some earthy/gamey overtones allied with American oak. The palate is solid, with earthy/spicy varietal character finishing with pleasant acidity and restrained oak. Best Shiraz 1995 Winewise Small Winemakers Competition.
  46418. 1999Q
  46419. 1996R
  46420. 1999V
  46421. 24/6/98Y
  46422. 24/6/98\
  46423. 1762^
  46424. James Halliday
  46425. 1/12/96
  46426. 8Medium to full red-purple; has developed significantly over the past 18 months, with the initial lush fruit now becoming firmer and more earthy on the bouquet, although the solid and sweet mint and berry fruit on the palate is still very much to the fore; soft tannins and subtle oak round off a pleasant wine.  
  46427. Export
  46428. 98 bookH
  46429. 2000Q
  46430. 1997R
  46431. 2000V
  46432. 24/6/98Y
  46433. 24/6/98\
  46434. 1763^
  46435. James Halliday
  46436. 1/10/94
  46437. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with good fruit intensity in a gooseberry/tropical spectrum. The palate shows similar flavours, again with good weight, finishing with soft acid. Not the least bit mean, green or herbal.H
  46438. 1995Q
  46439. 1994R
  46440. 1995V
  46441. 24/6/98Y
  46442. 24/6/98\
  46443. 1764^
  46444. James Halliday
  46445. 1/11/95
  46446. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, fresh bouquet with pronounced herbal overtones, of light to medium intensity. The palate has rather more length, with gooseberry tropical flavours to go with the more herbaceous characters, fleshed out at the end with some sweetness.
  46447. 1996Q
  46448. 1995R
  46449. 1996V
  46450. 24/6/98Y
  46451. 24/6/98\
  46452. 1765^
  46453. James Halliday
  46454. 1/1/96
  46455. ^Light yellow-green; fragrant passionfruit, citrus and gooseberry aromas, suggestive of some yeast influence. A strongly-flavoured wine on the palate with citrus, passionfruit and sweetness which sits right at the threshold. Tasted three times with slightly inconsistent notes on the level of that sweetness. All in all, a very useful commercial wine.
  46456. 1996Q
  46457. 1995R
  46458. 1996V
  46459. 24/6/98Y
  46460. 24/6/98\
  46461. 1766^
  46462. James Halliday
  46463. 1/1/97D
  46464. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, clean, crisp bouquet with fresh albeit fairly simple fruit leads directly into a fresh, delicate, lightly-fruited palate; well made, but not particularly intense or complex.E
  46465. Export
  46466. 98 bookH
  46467. 1997Q
  46468. 1996R
  46469. 1997V
  46470. 24/6/98Y
  46471. 24/6/98\
  46472. 1767^
  46473. James Halliday
  46474. 1/11/94
  46475. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with light stemmy/cherry fruit and subtle oak. Scores best on the length of the palate and balance, with silky/supple cherry and strawberry flavours, and subtle oak.H
  46476. 1996Q
  46477. 1995R
  46478. 1996V
  46479. 24/6/98Y
  46480. 24/6/98\
  46481. 1768^
  46482. James Halliday
  46483. 1/1/96D
  46484. Strong red-purple; a firm, slightly earthy bouquet without a great deal of style or finesse, leads on to a palate with solid plum, cherry and earth flavours, but which finishes slightly short.H
  46485. 1997Q
  46486. 1996R
  46487. 1997V
  46488. 24/6/98Y
  46489. 24/6/98\
  46490. 1769^
  46491. James Halliday
  46492. 1/1/97D
  46493. Dense red-purple colour, most unusual for Pinot Noir; massive, non-varietal black fruit aromas lead on to a very big, sweet and concentrated palate with plum and blackberry fruit. For those who like red wine and are uncomfortable with Pinot Noir.E
  46494. Export
  46495. 98 bookH
  46496. 1999Q
  46497. 1997R
  46498. 1999V
  46499. 24/6/98Y
  46500. 24/6/98\
  46501. 1770^
  46502. James Halliday
  46503. 1/11/94D
  46504. Light to medium yellow-green; crisp, clean bouquet with melon fruit of light to medium intensity and minimal oak. The palate is as yet fairly light-bodied, simple and clean with melon/citrus fruit, yet to build real character.H
  46505. 1997Q
  46506. 1995R
  46507. 1997V
  46508. 24/6/98Y
  46509. 24/6/98\
  46510. 1771^
  46511. James Halliday
  46512. 1/1/96
  46513. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet, well made with plenty of character, and well-balanced and integrated oak. There is similarly plentiful tangy melon and peach fruit on the palate, and the sophisticated use of a touch of what appears to be American oak.
  46514. 1998Q
  46515. 1996R
  46516. 1998V
  46517. 24/6/98Y
  46518. 24/6/98\
  46519. 1772^
  46520. James Halliday
  46521. 1/1/97
  46522. Medium yellow-green; an attractive wine with nice tangy fruit and positive, but not aggressive, barrel-ferment characters. The palate is harmonious and elegant, with gentle fig and ripe pear fruit nicely balanced with gently spicy oak. Good winemaking.E
  46523. Export
  46524. 98 bookH
  46525. 2001Q
  46526. 1997R
  46527. 2001V
  46528. 24/6/98Y
  46529. 24/6/98\
  46530. 1773^
  46531. James Halliday
  46532. 1/10/94D
  46533. Medium to full red; a complex briary/cedary bouquet with somewhat subdued fruit, perhaps in transition, leading on to a fresh, leafy/briary palate, with subtle oak and well-balanced tannins. Curiously, much less ripe than the 
  46534. 2001Q
  46535. 1996R
  46536. 2001V
  46537. 24/6/98Y
  46538. 24/6/98\
  46539. 1774^
  46540. James Halliday
  46541. 1/1/95
  46542. ALight green-yellow, still showing lots of green tinges. The bouquet is floral and toasty, with hints of spice; tight and elegant. The palate has delicious lime fruit to the mid-palate which the 
  46543. 93 isn
  46544. t showing at the moment and has excellent length to the finish. Should prove to be one of the great Petaluma Rieslings.
  46545. 2004Q
  46546. 1995R
  46547. 2004V
  46548. 24/6/98Y
  46549. 24/6/98\
  46550. 1775^
  46551. James Halliday
  46552. 1/10/95
  46553. *Light yellow-green; ultra-discrete and immaculately clean; this really is a great young Riesling, with no overt yeast influence, and fine lime rather than toast driving the bouquet at this stage. On the palate fine, long, dry, crisp and faintly toasty; archetypal, non-phenolic Australian Riesling.
  46554. 2003Q
  46555. 1996R
  46556. 2003V
  46557. 24/6/98Y
  46558. 24/6/98\
  46559. 1776^
  46560. James Halliday
  46561. 1/10/96
  46562. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, youthful crisp toasty bouquet in what I term the 
  46563. dry Clare style
  46564. , uninfluenced by either yeast or enzyme. The palate is firm, uncompromising and perfectly balanced; while enjoyable now, the best years of this wine are way down the track.
  46565. Export
  46566. 98 bookH
  46567. 2005Q
  46568. 1997R
  46569. 2005V
  46570. 24/6/98Y
  46571. 24/6/98\
  46572. 1777^
  46573. James Halliday
  46574. 1/11/94
  46575. "Light to medium green-yellow; similar in style to the 
  46576. 90, with very elegant melon fruit and subtly integrated and balanced spicy, nutmeg oak. A long palate with melon fruit predominating, a subliminal hint of malolactic fermentation structure, and fine, spicy French oak in the background.
  46577. 2000Q
  46578. 1996R
  46579. 2000V
  46580. 24/6/98Y
  46581. 24/6/98\
  46582. 1778^
  46583. James Halliday
  46584. 1/1/95
  46585. ?Medium to full yellow-green; a complex array of aromas with almost honeyed/meady fruit, spicy nutmeg oak and some creamier notes from the malocatic ferment component. The palate is very textured, with grilled nut, melon and fig flavours interwoven, again with the contribution of the malolactic component quite evident.
  46586. 2000Q
  46587. 1996R
  46588. 2000V
  46589. 24/6/98Y
  46590. 24/6/98\
  46591. 1779^
  46592. James Halliday
  46593. 1/10/95
  46594. =Brilliant green-yellow; a fresh bouquet with discreet melon and fig fruit and marvellously subtle but evident spicy oak. The palate is lively, with melon, fig and a touch of citrus; one can see a touch of the malolactic influence, but not aggressively so; the oak influence, too, is restrained. Harmonious and classy.
  46595. 2003Q
  46596. 1997R
  46597. 2003V
  46598. 24/6/98Y
  46599. 24/6/98\
  46600. 1780^
  46601. James Halliday
  46602. 1/10/96
  46603. Medium yellow-green; clearly one of the best ever Petaluma chardonnays, if not the best; the bouquet is stylish and elegant with gentle nutmeg/spice oak woven through ripe fig, pear and peach fruit.  The palate is long, restrained and elegant yet intense; the fruit flavours track those of the bouquet, with similar spicy nutmeg oak wafting in the background.  Excellent fruit/acid balance.
  46604. Export
  46605. 98 bookH
  46606. 2005Q
  46607. 1998R
  46608. 2005V
  46609. 24/6/98Y
  46610. 24/6/98\
  46611. 1781^
  46612. James Halliday
  46613. 1/11/94D
  46614. Full purple-red; luscious ripe blackcurrant/berry aromas, not dissimilar to the 
  46615. 90. The palate is softer, rounder and riper than the 
  46616. 90, with luscious red and blackcurrant fruit, finishing with fine-grained tannins.H
  46617. 2006Q
  46618. 1997R
  46619. 2006V
  46620. 24/6/98Y
  46621. 24/6/98\
  46622. 1782^
  46623. James Halliday
  46624. 1/9/94
  46625. Deep purple-red; complex, scented, absolutely classic Cabernet Sauvignon, at once powerful yet austere by Australian standards, and with distinct overtones of Bordeaux. On the palate, again a wine of exceptional quality and authority with blackcurrant and plum fruit flavours woven through with high-quality French oak and fine but lingering tannins on a long finish. Surely the best yet.
  46626. 2007Q
  46627. 1998R
  46628. 2007V
  46629. 24/6/98Y
  46630. 24/6/98\
  46631. 1783^
  46632. James Halliday
  46633. 1/10/95
  46634. Dense red-purple; voluptuous sweet fruit with spicy French oak, balanced and integrated. The palate is concentrated and powerful, with an array of dark berry fruit flavours and absolutely delicious spicy French oak; soft tannins run throughout giving the wine structure.
  46635. 2006Q
  46636. 1997R
  46637. 2006V
  46638. 24/6/98Y
  46639. 24/6/98\
  46640. 1784^
  46641. James Halliday
  46642. 1/10/96
  46643. Youthful purple-red; an initially shy bouquet of medium intensity with earth, mint and red berry fruit the first impression, but with cassis coming through after aeration. A finely crafted and intense wine on the palate; there are no primary or lollipop fruit characters here, just class and quality. The tannins start appearing halfway through the mid-palate and persist on to the finish, providing the base for future development. 
  46644. Export
  46645. 98 bookH
  46646. 2009Q
  46647. 2000R
  46648. 2009V
  46649. 24/6/98Y
  46650. 24/6/98\
  46651. 1785^
  46652. James Halliday
  46653. 1/9/94
  46654. CMedium yellow-green; the bouquet shows more bready pinot influence than any previous wine, but perhaps also some malolactic influence. The palate is complex with spicy/nutty pinot flavours, and a much finer structure than the 
  46655. 91, with excellent length. May not challenge the glorious 
  46656. 90, but otherwise looks the best yet.
  46657. 1997Q
  46658. 1995R
  46659. 1997V
  46660. 24/6/98Y
  46661. 24/6/98\
  46662. 1786^
  46663. James Halliday
  46664. 1/10/95D
  46665. Light green-yellow; a fragrant, intense bouquet with citrus/lime aromas, and much more fruit evident early in its life than in prior vintages. In the mouth, long, intense, tightly structured and powerful. Not a fashionable vintage, but I like this wine.H
  46666. 1998Q
  46667. 1996R
  46668. 1998V
  46669. 24/6/98Y
  46670. 24/6/98\
  46671. 1787^
  46672. James Halliday
  46673. 1/10/96
  46674.  Pale bright straw; a clean, tight bouquet with both citrus and mineral notes evident. The wine caresses the mouth on entry, with the citrus/melon chardonnay influence quite prominent; a delicate style, with a long, crisp, lingering finish, and which will grow in bottle with time on cork.
  46675. Export
  46676. 98 bookH
  46677. 1999Q
  46678. 1997R
  46679. 1999V
  46680. 24/6/98Y
  46681. 24/6/98\
  46682. 1788^
  46683. James Halliday
  46684. 1/9/94
  46685. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet is crisp and spicy, with a hint of herbal astringency which is hard to identify but which also appears fleetingly on the palate. This apart, the wine is firm, crisp and pleasantly dry; may well come together with more bottle age.
  46686. 1998Q
  46687. 1995R
  46688. 1998V
  46689. 24/6/98Y
  46690. 24/6/98\
  46691. 1789^
  46692. James Halliday
  46693. 1/9/94
  46694. %Light green-yellow; clean, fresh and crisp, with hints of herb and capsicum, yet not bitter or leafy. In the mouth, a powerful, direct style with that typical cut to the palate, spotlessly clean, and with a lingering aftertaste suggesting the clever use of subliminal levels of residual sugar.
  46695. 1995Q
  46696. 1994R
  46697. 1995V
  46698. 24/6/98Y
  46699. 24/6/98\
  46700. 1790^
  46701. James Halliday
  46702. 1/11/95
  46703. Unfortunately, lives up to the poor overall reputation of the vintage, being grassy, acidic and showing the effects of the high levels of sulphur dioxide necessarily used in making the wine.H
  46704. 1996Q
  46705. 1995R
  46706. 1996V
  46707. 24/6/98Y
  46708. 24/6/98\
  46709. 1791^
  46710. James Halliday
  46711. 1/6/97D
  46712. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light and fresh, with tropical/gooseberry fruit, simple and direct. The palate is fresh and clean, pleasant but not particularly intense 
  46713.  which, for some, may be a good thing.H
  46714. 1998P
  46715. CD noteQ
  46716. 1997R
  46717. 1998V
  46718. 24/6/98Y
  46719. 24/6/98\
  46720. 1792^
  46721. James Halliday
  46722. 1/9/94
  46723.     Medium to full red-purple; a complex and solid bouquet with abundant dark plum fruit and well-balanced and integrated spicy oak. A marvellously rich, soft and voluptuous wine on the palate with briary/plum/berry fruit flavours, finishing with long but soft tannins.
  46724. 1998Q
  46725. 1995R
  46726. 24/6/98Y
  46727. 24/6/98\
  46728. 1793^
  46729. James Halliday
  46730. 1/11/95D
  46731. Strong, bright purple-red; a wonderfully ripe and luscious bouquet with very strong plummy fruit, almost essencey in its ripeness and richness. The palate is as full flavoured as the bouquet promises, unctuously rich, with great length.H
  46732. 1999Q
  46733. 1996R
  46734. 1999V
  46735. 24/6/98Y
  46736. 24/6/98\
  46737. 1794^
  46738. James Halliday
  46739. 1/1/97
  46740. !Medium to full purple-red; less concentrated than the 
  46741. 94, but still in the generous Ata Rangi mould, with that hallmark plummy fruit on both bouquet and palate, together with an appreciable contribution from high toast, smoky French oak.  Quite tannic, and needs time to evolve in bottle.
  46742. Export
  46743. 98 bookH
  46744. 2000Q
  46745. 1997R
  46746. 2000V
  46747. 24/6/98Y
  46748. 24/6/98\
  46749. 1795^
  46750. James Halliday
  46751. 1/9/94
  46752. Medium purple-red; a clean, fresh, though not particularly aromatic bouquet is followed by a nicely balanced, elegant and flavoursome palate with attractive red and black cherry fruit flavours. H
  46753. 1995Q
  46754. 1994R
  46755. 1995V
  46756. 24/6/98Y
  46757. 24/6/98\
  46758. 1796^
  46759. James Halliday
  46760. 1/9/94
  46761. Full salmon pink; the bouquet shows strong bready/yeasty autolysis characters with an equally strong input from the Pinot Noir, all adding up to complexity. The palate is full flavoured with spicy aspects, and a touch of strawberry, drying off slightly on the finish.
  46762. 1996Q
  46763. 1995R
  46764. 1996V
  46765. 24/6/98Y
  46766. 24/6/98\
  46767. 1797^
  46768. James Halliday
  46769. 1/9/94
  46770. "Deep yellow; a full, deep, complex nutty/buttery bouquet in a particular style, but attractive. The palate shows many flavours, mostly in a similar nutty/buttery spectrum, but with a hint of camphor, and, not unlike some of the other Cellier Le Brun wines, dries out slightly on the finish.
  46771. 1996Q
  46772. 1995R
  46773. 1996V
  46774. 24/6/98Y
  46775. 24/6/98\
  46776. 1798^
  46777. James Halliday
  46778. 1/11/95
  46779. KMedium to full yellow; a no-holds-barred bouquet with lots of yeast lees autolysis contributing to the complexity and power. The palate is equally complex and powerful, but is a fraction coarse to my palate. Retasted October 
  46780. 96 with similar notes. Exceedingly rich, powerful, and as I say, towards the baroque end of the spectrum.
  46781. 1997Q
  46782. 1996R
  46783. 1997V
  46784. 24/6/98Y
  46785. 24/6/98\
  46786. 1799^
  46787. James Halliday
  46788. 1/9/94
  46789. Brilliant green-yellow; a clean and elegant bouquet showing marked botrytis influence, yet not so marked as to obscure the pure lime varietal character. A similarly stylish and elegant wine on the palate with lime and passionfruit flavours, good length and perfectly balanced acidity.
  46790. 2000Q
  46791. 1995R
  46792. 2000V
  46793. 24/6/98Y
  46794. 24/6/98\
  46795. 1800^
  46796. James Halliday
  46797. 1/11/94
  46798. The colour is so pale as to be almost white; the bouquet is light, crisp and clean with cool-climate herbal/spice aromas. On the palate, has as much Sauvignon Blanc as Gewurztraminer character, crisp, bracing and herbal; happily, not propped up by residual sugar.
  46799. 1996Q
  46800. 1995R
  46801. 1996V
  46802. 24/6/98Y
  46803. 24/6/98\
  46804. 1801^
  46805. James Halliday
  46806. 1/11/94
  46807. The colour is as pale as the Gewurztraminer: water white; the bouquet extreme herbal/tobacco leaf aromas, the palate likewise showing piercing herbal/tobacco fruit flavours with bracing acidity.H
  46808. 1996Q
  46809. 1995R
  46810. 1996V
  46811. 24/6/98Y
  46812. 24/6/98\
  46813. 1802^
  46814. James Halliday
  46815. 1/11/95D
  46816. Light to medium yellow-green; an intensely fragrant bouquet with hints of spice and nutmeg. The palate is similarly intense, with exotic fruit flavours, also showing hints of spice; good flesh and mouthfeel.H
  46817. 1997Q
  46818. 1996R
  46819. 1997V
  46820. 24/6/98Y
  46821. 24/6/98\
  46822. 1803^
  46823. James Halliday
  46824. 1/11/94
  46825. Medium to full yellow-green; an extremely complex bouquet with multi-layered aromas of peach, apricot and citrus. The palate shows a similar array of flavours from herbal to honeysuckle to melon and cashew, with a pronounced malolactic fermentation influence. 
  46826. 1998Q
  46827. 1995R
  46828. 1998V
  46829. 24/6/98Y
  46830. 24/6/98\
  46831. 1804^
  46832. James Halliday
  46833. 1/11/94
  46834. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is full and ripe with plum and raspberry fruit aromas, a hint of spice, and not the least bit vegetal. The palate is high-toned, powerful and rich, with spicy/plummy fruit bordering on jammy, balanced by marked acidity on the finish.
  46835. 1996Q
  46836. 1995R
  46837. 1996V
  46838. 24/6/98Y
  46839. 24/6/98\
  46840. 1805^
  46841. James Halliday
  46842. 1/11/94
  46843.     Medium red-purple; smooth, ripe cherry fruit with well-handled and balanced high-quality charry oak. The palate is lively and multi-flavoured with briary/plummy/berry flavours cut by some more citrussy/stemmy characters. A wine full of flavour, character and style.
  46844. 1998Q
  46845. 1995R
  46846. 1998V
  46847. 24/6/98Y
  46848. 24/6/98\
  46849. 1806^
  46850. James Halliday
  46851. 1/9/94
  46852. Bright, light green-yellow; intense and clean, with beautifully balanced gooseberry/tropical aromas set against more herbal characters, but not the least green or aggressive; subliminal touch of spice. A wonderful wine on the palate, with very good acid balance and length. Has overt varietal character, yet not at all in the cut-throat razor range. Poor flowering produced a small crop which ripened in perfect conditions. 
  46853. 2000Q
  46854. 1995R
  46855. 2000V
  46856. 24/6/98Y
  46857. 24/6/98\
  46858. 1807^
  46859. James Halliday
  46860. 1/11/95
  46861. ZLight yellow-green, with a clean, crisp bouquet with tangy fruit aromas running from grapefruit through to tropical. There is no question the palate is lighter than in most years, but the wine provides a totally delicious, harmonious mouthful which will frighten no one, and please many. A powerful testimony to the skills of the winemaking team.
  46862. 2001Q
  46863. 1996R
  46864. 2001V
  46865. 24/6/98Y
  46866. 24/6/98\
  46867. 1808^
  46868. James Halliday
  46869. 1/12/96
  46870. ~An absolutely glorious wine, one of the best yet to come out under the Cloudy Bay label. There is beautiful fruit expression on the bouquet with a mix of passionfruit and a gentle underlay of herbal notes; the palate as close to perfection as one could ever expect with gentle yet intense fruit ranging through gooseberry to herb/herbal to tropical. A wine which caresses the mouth.
  46871. Export
  46872. 98 bookH
  46873. 2002Q
  46874. 1998R
  46875. 2002V
  46876. 24/6/98Y
  46877. 24/6/98\
  46878. 1809^
  46879. James Halliday
  46880. 1/9/94
  46881. aLight to medium green-yellow; a wine still coming together when tasted, with some oak influence still to integrate, though far from aggressive; faintly herbal/green citrus aspects to the bouquet. The palate is firm, with fruit sweetness balanced by echoes of the herbal characters of the bouquet. A cool, relatively low-yielding vintage of high quality.
  46882. 1999Q
  46883. 1999V
  46884. 24/6/98Y
  46885. 24/6/98\
  46886. 1810^
  46887. James Halliday
  46888. 1/11/95
  46889. 4Glowing yellow-green; a rich but smooth and nicely balanced bouquet with buttery/peachy fruit interwoven through nutty oak. There is tremendous life and length to the palate, with strong grapefruit/melon flavours, and the high malolactic fermentation component does not take away the brightness of the fruit.
  46890. 1998Q
  46891. 1995R
  46892. 1998V
  46893. 24/6/98Y
  46894. 24/6/98\
  46895. 1811^
  46896. James Halliday
  46897. 1/2/96
  46898. DFull yellow-green; a highly stylised wine, looking quite European when tasted in a line-up of Australian Chardonnays, with pronounced toasty/mealy aromas. The palate shows a spectrum of spicy/mealy/buttery/nutty flavours woven through subtle smoky oak, finishing with well-balanced acidity. No-holds-barred Cloudy Bay stuff.
  46899. 2001Q
  46900. 1996R
  46901. 2001V
  46902. 24/6/98Y
  46903. 24/6/98\
  46904. 1812^
  46905. James Halliday
  46906. 1/2/97
  46907. Glowing yellow-green; a complex yet smooth bouquet showing all of the winemaking craft and skills evident in the Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc; cashew, malolactic fermentation characters are allied with subtle oak on the bouquet, with a kaleidoscopic array of similar influences on the palate. Here creamy/nutty characters, partly textural and partly flavour-oriented are married with an almost minerally, dry finish. A spectacular achievement for a difficult vintage. 
  46908. Export
  46909. 98 bookH
  46910. 2001Q
  46911. 1997R
  46912. 2001V
  46913. 24/6/98Y
  46914. 24/6/98\
  46915. 1813^
  46916. James Halliday
  46917. 1/9/94
  46918. Full yellow-straw; a very full, bready/yeasty, almost buttery, bouquet, showing strong autolysis characters. The palate has enormous flavour, with buttery/yellow peach flavours together with the nutty/creamy characters deriving from the long period on lees. 
  46919. 2000Q
  46920. 1995R
  46921. 2000V
  46922. 24/6/98Y
  46923. 24/6/98\
  46924. 1814^
  46925. James Halliday
  46926. 1/11/95D
  46927. Light straw-yellow; a complex, rich, nutty, strongly yeast/autolysis-influenced bouquet, and that exceptional depth to the palate which is the hallmark of Pelorus, with an array of bready/toasty/creamy flavours.H
  46928. 2001Q
  46929. 1996R
  46930. 2001V
  46931. 24/6/98Y
  46932. 24/6/98\
  46933. 1815^
  46934. James Halliday
  46935. 1/12/96
  46936. Extremely deep yellow; a very powerful bouquet with lots of bready/wet dog aromas leads on to a palate which marches to the tune of its own drum. Strong bready/biscuity/yeasty flavours, showing both pinot noir influence and also extended lees contact (autolysis) characters.
  46937. Export
  46938. 98 bookH
  46939. 2002Q
  46940. 1997R
  46941. 2002V
  46942. 24/6/98Y
  46943. 24/6/98\
  46944. 1816^
  46945. James Halliday
  46946. 1/11/94
  46947. Medium yellow-green; firm and clean, with plenty of depth to the fruit, and no hint of the jungle phenolics which so often mark New Zealand chardonnays. The palate is big, rich and powerful, with ripe-white peach fruit flavours and subtle oak. H
  46948. 1998Q
  46949. 1995R
  46950. 1998V
  46951. 24/6/98Y
  46952. 24/6/98\
  46953. 1817^
  46954. James Halliday
  46955. 1/9/94
  46956. Bright green-yellow; the bouquet shows excellent fruit ripeness and weight with hints of gooseberry to go along with the more conventional green pea/herbaceous characters of the variety. The palate is superb; there is high-toned, intensely pure fruit, which is piercing yet not abrasive; some gooseberry/tropical fruit flavours round the palate off without any excess residual sugar. A wine to drink, not simply taste.
  46957. 1996Q
  46958. 1995R
  46959. 1996V
  46960. 24/6/98Y
  46961. 24/6/98\
  46962. 1818^
  46963. James Halliday
  46964. 1/10/94
  46965. Medium yellow-green; a very smooth and clean bouquet with seductive spicy/peachy aromas, outside the mainstream. A soft, fleshy palate with more of those stone fruit and peach flavours, nicely weighted, and showing no excess acidity. H
  46966. 1994Q
  46967. 1993R
  46968. 1994V
  46969. 24/6/98Y
  46970. 24/6/98\
  46971. 1819^
  46972. James Halliday
  46973. 1/11/95DQSilver medal Air New Zealand Wine Awards; 13.5% alcohol, harvested 31 March 1994.H
  46974. 1995Q
  46975. 1994R
  46976. 1995V
  46977. 24/6/98Y
  46978. 24/6/98\
  46979. 1820^
  46980. James Halliday
  46981. 1/9/94
  46982. Medium yellow-green; potent gooseberry fruit aromas showing good varietal character and what appear to be low-yielding grapes. The palate is concentrated and powerful with distinct asparagus flavours, finishing with firm but not untenable acid. (The 
  46983. 94 was not in the same class.)
  46984. 1994Q
  46985. 1993R
  46986. 1994V
  46987. 24/6/98Y
  46988. 24/6/98\
  46989. 1821^
  46990. James Halliday
  46991. 1/11/94
  46992. Glowing yellow-green; a complex bouquet with lots of sweet, honeyed fruit and well-integrated and balanced oak. A big, rich wine on the palate with those sweet, yellow peach flavours and what appears to be fairly high alcohol adding to the overall impression of sweetness.
  46993. 1996Q
  46994. 1995R
  46995. 1996V
  46996. 24/6/98Y
  46997. 24/6/98\
  46998. 1822^
  46999. James Halliday
  47000. 1/11/95
  47001. *Full, glowing yellow-green in what seems to be typical Coopers Creek style. A powerful rich and complex bouquet showing lots of high-quality oak influence. Rich, round mouthfilling peachy fruit on the palate is surrounded by spicy French oak; a voluptuous show style, and a triumph for the vintage.
  47002. 1997Q
  47003. 1996R
  47004. 1997V
  47005. 24/6/98Y
  47006. 24/6/98\
  47007. 1823^
  47008. James Halliday
  47009. 1/11/94
  47010. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, full-blown bouquet with abundant peach and fig fruit together with nicely balanced oak. The palate shows extraordinarily ripe peachy/buttery fruit, almost into canned peach flavours, and will surely develop very quickly in bottle.
  47011. 1996Q
  47012. 1995R
  47013. 1996V
  47014. 24/6/98Y
  47015. 24/6/98\
  47016. 1824^
  47017. James Halliday
  47018. 1/11/95D
  47019. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex and rich bouquet showing the hallmark sophisticated oak handling of the winery. The palate is rich, full and round with white and yellow peach fruit followed by a fair whack of oak on the finish.H
  47020. 1997Q
  47021. 1996R
  47022. 1997V
  47023. 24/6/98Y
  47024. 24/6/98\
  47025. 1825^
  47026. James Halliday
  47027. 1/4/97
  47028. Glowing yellow-green; potent, high quality barrel-ferment oak aromas provide a rich background to abundant ripe fruit on the bouquet.  The wine floods the mouth with ripe pineapple, honey and peachy fruit, and more of that well handled barrel-ferment oak.  A very sexy wine.
  47029. export
  47030. 98 bookH
  47031. 1998K
  47032. 1997R
  47033. 1998V
  47034. 24/6/98Y
  47035. 24/6/98\
  47036. 1826^
  47037. James Halliday
  47038. 1/11/94
  47039. yMedium to full yellow-green; the sophisticated use of high-quality oak is immediately apparent on the bouquet, with spicy/nutmeg overtones to the fairly rich fruit. The palate, too, is driven primarily by high-quality oak, but there is plenty of overall flavour there, and a hint of sweetness on the finish adds to, rather than detracts from, the commercial appeal of the wine.
  47040. 1996Q
  47041. 1995R
  47042. 1996V
  47043. 24/6/98Y
  47044. 24/6/98\
  47045. 1827^
  47046. James Halliday
  47047. 1/11/95
  47048. $Glowing yellow-green; utterly seductive bottle-developed lime and toast aromas of the highest quality. Holding fruit marvellously well on the palate, aided by the perceptible but not excessive residual sugar; full and rounded with melting flavours of honey, toast and lime. Truly exceptional.
  47049. 1998Q
  47050. 1995R
  47051. 1998V
  47052. 24/6/98Y
  47053. 24/6/98\
  47054. 1828^
  47055. James Halliday
  47056. 1/9/94
  47057. $Bright green-yellow; the bouquet is floral and perfumed with faintly spicy overtones. In the mouth the wine is dry, crisp and elegant, with flavours of spice and lime; it has good length and good balance, and in particular does not suffer from the excess acidity which dogged the 
  47058. 93 vintage.
  47059. 1998Q
  47060. 1995R
  47061. 1998V
  47062. 24/6/98Y
  47063. 24/6/98\
  47064. 1829^
  47065. James Halliday
  47066. 1/1/97
  47067. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are of lime, herb and thyme, the flavours veer from lime into tropical on the palate, with an appreciably sweet finish; the fruit is fractionally dilute on the mid to back palate.E
  47068. export
  47069. 98 bookH
  47070. 2000Q
  47071. 1997R
  47072. 2000V
  47073. 24/6/98Y
  47074. 24/6/98\
  47075. 1830^
  47076. James Halliday
  47077. 1/11/95
  47078. Medium to full yellow-orange; the aromas are multifaceted ranging from apricot through to lime, showing some bottle development, but still intense. The palate is as intense as the bouquet promises, with apricot flavours dominant, finishing with excellent acidity on a cleansing finish.
  47079. 1997Q
  47080. 1995R
  47081. 1997V
  47082. 24/6/98Y
  47083. 24/6/98\
  47084. 1831^
  47085. James Halliday
  47086. 1/9/94
  47087. Medium to full red-purple; a fruit-driven bouquet with ripe plummy fruit and a hint of tobacco. A solid wine on the palate with similar briary/plummy fruit flavours, and subtle oak. If there is a fault, it lies in the lack of structural complexity.H
  47088. 1995Q
  47089. 1994R
  47090. 1995V
  47091. 24/6/98Y
  47092. 24/6/98\
  47093. 1832^
  47094. James Halliday
  47095. 1/9/94
  47096. CMedium red-purple; fragrant, clean, juicy/leafy fruit intermingling with more spicy/cedary aromas. On the palate there are similar intense sweet berry and red cherry fruit flavours which, in the New Zealand context at least, are fully ripe, although the cool-grown origins are evident when the wine is tasted in Australia. 
  47097. 1997Q
  47098. 1995R
  47099. 1997V
  47100. 24/6/98Y
  47101. 24/6/98\
  47102. 1833^
  47103. James Halliday
  47104. 1/11/95
  47105. Medium red-purple; a sweetly fragrant bouquet with an intriguing blend of mint, pine, spice and black fruit aromas. The palate is unusually complex for a Merlot, with a marvellous blend of cleverly handled French oak and dark fruit flavours. H
  47106. 2000Q
  47107. 1996R
  47108. 2000V
  47109. 24/6/98Y
  47110. 24/6/98\
  47111. 1834^
  47112. James Halliday
  47113. 1/10/94
  47114. Medium to full yellow-green; a smooth and clean bouquet with peach, melon and a touch of citrus. The palate is holding together remarkably well and 
  47115.  most impressively 
  47116.  is not overworked in terms of phenolics. It is a fruit, rather than oak-driven wine of real style.
  47117. 1996Q
  47118. 1995R
  47119. 1996V
  47120. 24/6/98Y
  47121. 24/6/98\
  47122. 1835^
  47123. James Halliday
  47124. 1/9/94
  47125. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, of medium to full intensity, reasonably complex, with buttery/peachy fruit aromas. The same flavours carry through on the palate, although there are some telltale signs of a fairly difficult vintage on a green-tinged finish.
  47126. 1996Q
  47127. 1995R
  47128. 1996V
  47129. 24/6/98Y
  47130. 24/6/98\
  47131. 1836^
  47132. James Halliday
  47133. 1/9/94D
  47134. Light green-yellow; a crisp, light and fresh bouquet with flinty/minerally notes which are repeated on the relatively austere, almost European-style, palate. H
  47135. 1996Q
  47136. 1994R
  47137. 1996V
  47138. 24/6/98Y
  47139. 24/6/98\
  47140. 1837^
  47141. James Halliday
  47142. 1/11/94D
  47143. Medium yellow-green; clean, smooth fruit aromas running from lemony through to vanilla and peach. The palate is likewise clean and smooth, with faintly tropical overtones to the peachy/buttery fruit, and soft finish. H
  47144. 1994Q
  47145. 1993R
  47146. 1994V
  47147. 24/6/98Y
  47148. 24/6/98\
  47149. 1838^
  47150. James Halliday
  47151. 1/11/95
  47152. 9Light to medium green-yellow; delicate white peach and melon fruit aromas on the bouquet with subtle barrel-ferment undertones. The palate shows finely structured fruit, a hint of malolactic fermentation character, and a long finish. The oak is slightly more assertive than on the bouquet, but well within bounds.
  47153. 1995Q
  47154. 1994R
  47155. 1995V
  47156. 24/6/98Y
  47157. 24/6/98\
  47158. 1839^
  47159. James Halliday
  47160. 1/9/94D
  47161. Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows a range of minty/earthy/minerally aromas which are repeated on a palate which, while lacking flesh and richness on the middle, does have length, and finishes well.H
  47162. 1998Q
  47163. 1995R
  47164. 1998V
  47165. 24/6/98Y
  47166. 24/6/98\
  47167. 1840^
  47168. James Halliday
  47169. 1/9/94
  47170. Full yellow-green; a complex, rich and potent bouquet with good barrel-ferment characters and smooth fruit. The palate is stylish and concentrated, with complex melon, fig and peach fruit nicely balanced by oak. Ageing nicely.H
  47171. 1996Q
  47172. 1994R
  47173. 1996V
  47174. 24/6/98Y
  47175. 24/6/98\
  47176. 1841^
  47177. James Halliday
  47178. 1/11/95
  47179. [Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, intense yet elegant bouquet with melon/fig fruit and evident but subtle French oak. The palate is also fine and elegant, with similar fruit flavours, and the high-quality oak a little more evident than on the bouquet, the fruit slightly less assertive. Has length. Gold medal 1995 Air New Zealand Wine Awards.
  47180. 1998Q
  47181. 1996R
  47182. 1998V
  47183. 24/6/98Y
  47184. 24/6/98\
  47185. 1842^
  47186. James Halliday
  47187. 1/10/96
  47188. Medium to full yellow-green; big and broad in a more old-fashioned New Zealand style with massive flavour, and what appears to be alcohol-derived sweetness, but which may be intensified by a degree of botrytis.  Perhaps also partly a by-product of the difficult 
  47189. 95 vintage.
  47190. Export
  47191. 98 bookH
  47192. 2001Q
  47193. 1999R
  47194. 2001V
  47195. 24/6/98Y
  47196. 24/6/98\
  47197. 1843^
  47198. James Halliday
  47199. 1/10/94D
  47200. Medium red-purple; a clean, relatively intense bouquet with briary/tobacco-accented aromas, but not green or herbal. The palate is clean and long, with dark berry fruit flavours, hints of tobacco, finishing with fine tannins and subtle oak. H
  47201. 1998Q
  47202. 1995R
  47203. 1998V
  47204. 24/6/98Y
  47205. 24/6/98\
  47206. 1844^
  47207. James Halliday
  47208. 1/10/94
  47209. Medium to full yellow-green; a very striking bouquet with plenty of power but some slightly smelly European overtones. The same characters appear on the palate which is powerful but does not seem to be entirely clean, with some rather vegetal phenolic characters. 
  47210. 1996Q
  47211. 1994R
  47212. 1996V
  47213. 24/6/98Y
  47214. 24/6/98\
  47215. 1845^
  47216. James Halliday
  47217. 1/9/94D
  47218. Light to medium green-yellow; intense, pungent grassy/herbal/minerally aromas lead on to an intense palate showing pristine grassy/herbal sauvignon blanc varietal character.H
  47219. 1996Q
  47220. 1995R
  47221. 1996V
  47222. 24/6/98Y
  47223. 24/6/98\
  47224. 1846^
  47225. James Halliday
  47226. 1/11/95D
  47227. Another success for the much maligned 1995 vintage, with excellent herbaceous fruit on the bouquet, and fruit power and length on the palate. A silver medal winner at the 1995 National Wine Show, Canberra, Australia.H
  47228. 1997Q
  47229. 1996R
  47230. 1997V
  47231. 24/6/98Y
  47232. 24/6/98\
  47233. 1847^
  47234. James Halliday
  47235. 1/10/96
  47236. Light green-yellow; a rich, powerful and concentrated bouquet with well ripened fruit and abundant varietal character, as one would expect.  The palate is high flavoured, though with a slightly sweet and sour feel, heightened by the pronounced acidity on the finish.  
  47237. Export
  47238. 98 bookH
  47239. 1998Q
  47240. 1997R
  47241. 1998V
  47242. 24/6/98Y
  47243. 24/6/98\
  47244. 1848^
  47245. James Halliday
  47246. 1/9/94
  47247. 3Light yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with pleasant passionfruit and peach edges to more conventional but ripe sauvignon blanc aromas. The palate is supple and balanced, again showing nicely ripened fruit, and likewise soft tropical flavours alongside gooseberry/herbal characters.
  47248. 1995Q
  47249. 1994R
  47250. 1995V
  47251. 24/6/98Y
  47252. 24/6/98\
  47253. 1849^
  47254. James Halliday
  47255. 1/11/95
  47256. Pale yellow-green; a dry, discreet bouquet, the palate firm and crisp, with slightly earthy fruit characters and a faintly peppery finish of medium length.H
  47257. 1996Q
  47258. 1995R
  47259. 1996V
  47260. 24/6/98Y
  47261. 24/6/98\
  47262. 1850^
  47263. James Halliday
  47264. 1/11/93D
  47265. Medium yellow-green; a complex fruit-driven bouquet with the classic fruit salad aromas of chenin blanc. The palate has plenty of weight and mouthfeel, sweet but not sugary, and a pleasantly long finish.H
  47266. 1998Q
  47267. 1996R
  47268. 1998V
  47269. 24/6/98Y
  47270. 24/6/98\
  47271. 1851^
  47272. James Halliday
  47273. 1/11/95
  47274. 7Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, slightly hard and showing herbaceous overtones. The palate similarly inclines more to the herbaceous end of the spectrum, and has not been sweetened up with either oak or residual sugar. Very likely will grow and improve in bottle with more age.
  47275. 2000Q
  47276. 1996R
  47277. 2000V
  47278. 24/6/98Y
  47279. 24/6/98\
  47280. 1852^
  47281. James Halliday
  47282. 1/9/94
  47283. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet showing all of the influences of the varied grape input, including some botrytis-derived phenolics. A big wine on the palate with lots of flavour and concentration, and a range of flavours from herbal to far riper characters.
  47284. 1995Q
  47285. 1994R
  47286. 1995V
  47287. 24/6/98Y
  47288. 24/6/98\
  47289. 1853^
  47290. James Halliday
  47291. 1/11/95
  47292. Light to medium yellow-green; quite ripe gooseberry fruit with hints of opulence and decadence, no doubt reflecting a touch of botrytis. The palate shows well-above-average flavour for the vintage with a melange of ripe gooseberry, stone fruit and capsicum flavours, finishing with sweetness, partially derived from the opulence of the fruit and partly from 7.5 grams per litre of sugar.
  47293. 1996Q
  47294. 1995R
  47295. 1996V
  47296. 24/6/98Y
  47297. 24/6/98\
  47298. 1854^
  47299. James Halliday
  47300. 1/10/94
  47301. %Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with some sappy/stalky edges to the strawberry fruit, and powerful oak. The palate shows a similar range of flavours, once again quite oak dominated, and thins out fractionally on the finish, suggesting imperfectly ripened fruit assisted by chaptalisation.
  47302. 1996Q
  47303. 1994R
  47304. 1996V
  47305. 24/6/98Y
  47306. 24/6/98\
  47307. 1855^
  47308. James Halliday
  47309. 1/11/95
  47310. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant with cherry-accented fruit of light to medium intensity, backed by subtle oak. A well made wine within the limitations of the fruit, with sappy, spicy cherry flavours and good length to the finish. Not overwhelmed by oak.
  47311. 1997Q
  47312. 1995R
  47313. 1997V
  47314. 24/6/98Y
  47315. 24/6/98\
  47316. 1856^
  47317. James Halliday
  47318. 1/9/94
  47319. Glowing yellow-green; strong botrytis influence evident throughout a bouquet showing a spectrum of aromas from lime to apricot to pineapple. The palate is rich, full-flavoured with lime and more tropical fruit flavours, and a relatively soft finish.H
  47320. 1995Q
  47321. 1994R
  47322. 1995V
  47323. 24/6/98Y
  47324. 24/6/98\
  47325. 1857^
  47326. James Halliday
  47327. 1/10/96D
  47328. Glowing yellow-green; fragrant, lifted lime juice aromas with strong varietal character to the bouquet; an intense, long lingering palate with excellent balancing acidity.  Overall plenty of life and freshness.E
  47329. Export
  47330. 98 bookH
  47331. 1997Q
  47332. 1996R
  47333. 1997V
  47334. 24/6/98Y
  47335. 24/6/98\
  47336. 1858^
  47337. James Halliday
  47338. 1/9/94D
  47339. Deep yellow; a rich, honeyed/buttery bouquet with hints of botrytis in the background. An extremely rich and full-blown wine on the palate with peach, honey, malt and butter flavours all intermingling. Not a wine to be ignored.H
  47340. 1996Q
  47341. 1994R
  47342. 24/6/98Y
  47343. 24/6/98\
  47344. 1859^
  47345. James Halliday
  47346. 1/11/95D
  47347. Deep yellow-gold; a strong, toasty/buttery bouquet leads on to a powerful wine on the palate with the high acid which is the mark of the vintage, but positively contributes to a long finish.H
  47348. 1997Q
  47349. 1995R
  47350. 1997V
  47351. 24/6/98Y
  47352. 24/6/98\
  47353. 1860^
  47354. James Halliday
  47355. 1/11/95
  47356. Light to medium yellow-green; a very complex bouquet with nutty/minerally aromas deriving from a mix of malolactic and barrel-ferment characters. On the palate, shows lots of nutty/creamy barrel-ferment and malolactic characters in full-blown New Zealand style, but does work.
  47357. 2001Q
  47358. 1999R
  47359. 2001V
  47360. 24/6/98Y
  47361. 24/6/98\
  47362. 1861^
  47363. James Halliday
  47364. 1/10/96
  47365. dMedium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet which is quite elegant notwithstanding the obvious inputs of malolactic fermentation and (possibly) a hint of botrytis. On the palate there is a similar degree of complexity with many flavours apparent in typical New Zealand style; fruit, rather than oak-driven, but with a very distinct winemaker thumbprint.
  47366. Export
  47367. 98 bookH
  47368. 2001Q
  47369. 1999R
  47370. 2001V
  47371. 24/6/98Y
  47372. 24/6/98\
  47373. 1862^
  47374. James Halliday
  47375. 1/9/94
  47376. Medium to full yellow-green; a very floral bouquet with lots of lime and fig fruit aromas. On the palate, intense and high-toned, with powerful citrussy fruit, and cleansing acidity on the finish. Retasted November 1995 with similar notes, the acid still intense.
  47377. 1997Q
  47378. 1994R
  47379. 1997V
  47380. 24/6/98Y
  47381. 24/6/98\
  47382. 1863^
  47383. James Halliday
  47384. 1/11/95
  47385. Medium yellow-green; a very different bouquet from the 
  47386. 91, with slightly funky lemony/citrus aromas. The palate has the same steely character of all of the Extra Dry rieslings, with a finish which goes on forever, and acid which will live forever.H
  47387. 1998Q
  47388. 1995R
  47389. 1998V
  47390. 24/6/98Y
  47391. 24/6/98\
  47392. 1864^
  47393. James Halliday
  47394. 1/9/94D
  47395. Very light green-yellow; a crisp, toasty, reserved bouquet, strongly reminiscent of the Clare Valley. The palate is likewise very reserved, steely, toasty and bone-dry. Should develop superbly.H
  47396. 2001Q
  47397. 1996R
  47398. 2001V
  47399. 24/6/98Y
  47400. 24/6/98\
  47401. 1865^
  47402. James Halliday
  47403. 1/11/94D
  47404. Light green-yellow; fresh, crisp, powerful varietal aromas running from herbal/capsicum through to melon. The palate is direct, fresh and firm, with unadorned varietal fruit flavour running through to a long, crisply acid finish.H
  47405. 1996Q
  47406. 1994R
  47407. 1996V
  47408. 24/6/98Y
  47409. 24/6/98\
  47410. 1866^
  47411. James Halliday
  47412. 1/11/95D
  47413. Light to medium yellow-green; herbaceous, tangy fruit on the bouquet with some lifted characters evident on both the bouquet and palate, giving a slightly sharp character.H
  47414. 1997Q
  47415. 1995R
  47416. 1997V
  47417. 24/6/98Y
  47418. 24/6/98\
  47419. 1867^
  47420. James Halliday
  47421. 1/11/94D
  47422. Glowing yellow-green; intense, cool-grown citrus/melon/herbaceous fruit aromas drive the bouquet. The palate is elegant, again showing melon and citrus fruit, and finishing with the fairly hard acid which so marked the 1993 vintage.H
  47423. 1997Q
  47424. 1995R
  47425. 1997V
  47426. 24/6/98Y
  47427. 24/6/98\
  47428. 1868^
  47429. James Halliday
  47430. 1/11/95D
  47431. Light to medium yellow-green; a stylish wine with ripe, smooth fig and melon fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet, leading on to a particularly harmonious and smooth palate with fig and melon fruit, subtle oak and an unusually delicate finish.H
  47432. 1996R
  47433. 1998V
  47434. 24/6/98Y
  47435. 24/6/98\
  47436. 1869^
  47437. James Halliday
  47438. 1/9/94D
  47439. Light to medium red; the fruit aromas are ripe, almost into a slightly confection/jam spectrum. The palate shows similar very ripe, juicy berry fruit, even a hint of chocolate, and is quite fleshy and soft.H
  47440. 1998Q
  47441. 1996R
  47442. 1998V
  47443. 24/6/98Y
  47444. 24/6/98\
  47445. 1870^
  47446. James Halliday
  47447. 1/11/95D
  47448. Medium red-purple; fragrant minty/earthy/berry aromas with hints of spice. The palate has fresh, bright earthy/berry fruit, but one has to ask whether it has the vinosity and strength to age.H
  47449. 1999Q
  47450. 1997R
  47451. 1999V
  47452. 24/6/98Y
  47453. 24/6/98\
  47454. 1871^
  47455. James Halliday
  47456. 1/11/94
  47457. Medium to full yellow-green; pronounced spicy vanilla oak, well balanced and integrated on both the bouquet and palate. The palate has an array of softly ripe fruit flavours, but, as with the bouquet, it is (pleasantly) dominated by the oak.H
  47458. 1998Q
  47459. 1994R
  47460. 1998V
  47461. 24/6/98Y
  47462. 24/6/98\
  47463. 1872^
  47464. James Halliday
  47465. 1/11/95
  47466. 7Bright yellow-green; absolutely in the mainstream of the style, with obvious but perfectly balanced and integrated spicy oak on both bouquet and palate. The fruit flavours provide a balance between ripe tropical on the one hand and more herbaceous on the other, but do not clash. An unctuous, mouthfilling wine.
  47467. 1999Q
  47468. 1995R
  47469. 1999V
  47470. 24/6/98Y
  47471. 24/6/98\
  47472. 1873^
  47473. James Halliday
  47474. 1/11/94
  47475. Brilliant green-yellow; spotlessly clean, fragrant and pungent citrus, passionfruit and gooseberry aromas. The palate mirrors the bouquet, classy and elegant, with gooseberry fruit tinged with more tropical characters; perfect balance.H
  47476. 1997Q
  47477. 1995R
  47478. 1997V
  47479. 24/6/98Y
  47480. 24/6/98\
  47481. 1874^
  47482. James Halliday
  47483. 1/11/95
  47484. <Pale straw-green; highly fragrant moderately ripe gooseberry fruit aromas towards the tropical end of the spectrum. The palate has more ripe fruit flavours than many from the vintage, with a mix of gooseberry, passionfruit and herbal notes, together with a touch of redcurrant; long finish and well-balanced acidity.
  47485. 1998Q
  47486. 1996R
  47487. 1998V
  47488. 24/6/98Y
  47489. 24/6/98\
  47490. 1875^
  47491. James Halliday
  47492. 1/10/96
  47493. Light to medium yellow green; a spotlessly clean bouquet with lovely passionfruit and gooseberry fruit aromas.  There is perfectly balanced and ripened fruit on the palate, which treads that fine line between aggression and lack of intensity.  Up there with the best.
  47494. Export
  47495. 98 bookH
  47496. 2000Q
  47497. 1998R
  47498. 2000V
  47499. 24/6/98Y
  47500. 24/6/98\
  47501. 1876^
  47502. James Halliday
  47503. 1/1/97D
  47504. Glowing yellow-green; velvet-smooth lime/citrus aromas are distinctly Germanic in character; a marvellous riesling on the palate, rich and full, yet not heavy, the acid and residual sugar in perfect balance. E
  47505. Export
  47506. 98 bookH
  47507. 2000Q
  47508. 1997R
  47509. 2000V
  47510. 24/6/98Y
  47511. 24/6/98\
  47512. 1877^
  47513. James Halliday
  47514. 1/11/94D
  47515. Pronounced peach and apricot overtones to sweet, honeyed fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate is similarly very ripe, showing peach and apricot flavours, and finishing remarkably soft for a 
  47516. 93 vintage.H
  47517. 1998Q
  47518. 1995R
  47519. 1998V
  47520. 24/6/98Y
  47521. 24/6/98\
  47522. 1878^
  47523. James Halliday
  47524. 1/11/95
  47525.  Glowing yellow-green; a stylish, complex bouquet with melon, fig and white peach/nectarine fruit aromas woven through with subtle oak. A marvellously textured and complex wine on the palate with a creamy/buttery/toasty envelope around the core of elegant white peach, melon and fig fruit.
  47526. 1999Q
  47527. 1996R
  47528. 1999V
  47529. 24/6/98Y
  47530. 24/6/98\
  47531. 1879^
  47532. James Halliday
  47533. 1/1/97
  47534. fMedium yellow-green; complex nutty/biscuity aromas are melded together with melon and citrus; it is literally impossible to see the dividing lines between the fruit, oak and winemaker inputs. The palate, too, is beautifully balanced and composed, with creamy cashew malolactic characters on the mid-palate followed by lingering but gentle acid on the finish.
  47535. export
  47536. 98 bookH
  47537. 1998Q
  47538. 1997R
  47539. 1998V
  47540. 24/6/98Y
  47541. 24/6/98\
  47542. 1880^
  47543. James Halliday
  47544. 1/11/94D
  47545. Medium red; a fragrant bouquet with an array of stemmy and spicy aromas of light to medium intensity. The palate shows similar lively, spicy/stemmy flavours with hints of earthy/berry fruits; the oak handling is good, as is the length to the finish.H
  47546. 1997Q
  47547. 1995R
  47548. 1997V
  47549. 24/6/98Y
  47550. 24/6/98\
  47551. 1881^
  47552. James Halliday
  47553. 1/11/95D
  47554. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet tends more to the earthy/stemmy/woody end of the spectrum than to the sweet fruit side. A touch of new oak with faintly caramel overtones is evident on the palate, but the fruit (and the structure) lack punch.H
  47555. 1998Q
  47556. 1996R
  47557. 1998V
  47558. 24/6/98Y
  47559. 24/6/98\
  47560. 1882^
  47561. James Halliday
  47562. 1/1/97
  47563. Light to medium red, still with a touch of purple. The bouquet is light, with some sweet pinot noir varietal aroma and character, and still surprisingly youthful. A light, elegant and relatively simple wine on the palate with cherry fruit and a soft finish.
  47564. export
  47565. 98 bookH
  47566. 1998Q
  47567. 1997R
  47568. 1998V
  47569. 24/6/98Y
  47570. 24/6/98\
  47571. 1883^
  47572. James Halliday
  47573. 1/9/94
  47574. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and soft, of medium intensity, with lime-accented fruit. There is plenty of fruit and flavour on the palate with the residual sugar seemingly pushing up a little, but making for a thoroughly commercial style.
  47575. 1998Q
  47576. 1995R
  47577. 1998V
  47578. 24/6/98Y
  47579. 24/6/98\
  47580. 1884^
  47581. James Halliday
  47582. 1/9/94
  47583. SLight to medium yellow-green; rich fruit aromas in a ripe spectrum, ranging from gooseberry through to peach. The wine has abundant flavour on the palate, again in a riper spectrum, with gooseberry and stone fruit flavours, finishing with perfectly balanced acidity. A softer but thoroughly satisfying style of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc.
  47584. 1996Q
  47585. 1994R
  47586. 1996V
  47587. 24/6/98Y
  47588. 24/6/98\
  47589. 1885^
  47590. James Halliday
  47591. 1/11/95D
  47592. Light, bright yellow-green; inevitably, less intense than preceding vintages, but confirms its class with clean, soft tropical fruit aromas and flavours, and a harmonious, well-balanced palate.H
  47593. 1997Q
  47594. 1995R
  47595. 1997V
  47596. 24/6/98Y
  47597. 24/6/98\
  47598. 1886^
  47599. James Halliday
  47600. 1/4/97
  47601. eBright, light yellow-green; a return to top class after the slightly light 1995.  A spotlessly clean bouquet, with abundant passionfruit and gooseberry aromas lead on to a highly flavoured, but not phenolic, palate, showing a mix of riper fruit flavours attractively cut by more bracing, herbal characters. Retasted September 
  47602. 97 and still showing superbly.
  47603. export
  47604. 98 bookH
  47605. 2000K
  47606. 1997R
  47607. 2000V
  47608. 24/6/98Y
  47609. 24/6/98\
  47610. 1887^
  47611. James Halliday
  47612. 1/11/94D
  47613. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, clean and smooth, with some nutty/herbal characters. The palate shows some crisp, herbaceous fruit, but is not particularly intense, nor yet particularly varietal. H
  47614. 1997Q
  47615. 1995R
  47616. 1997V
  47617. 24/6/98Y
  47618. 24/6/98\
  47619. 1888^
  47620. James Halliday
  47621. 1/2/94
  47622. Medium yellow-green; a powerful, concentrated bouquet redolent of gooseberry/passionfruit/tropical fruit in a ripe mould. The palate is as rich as the bouquet promises, tending to be slightly phenolic, but with masses of flavour and character.H
  47623. 1997Q
  47624. 1994R
  47625. 1997V
  47626. 24/6/98Y
  47627. 24/6/98\
  47628. 1889^
  47629. James Halliday
  47630. 1/2/94D
  47631. Full yellow-orange; intense botrytis with voluminous dried peach and dried apricot aromas allied with fairly high volatile acidity. On the palate the volatility intrudes somewhat; although the wine has intense flavour, it sharpens off on the finish.H
  47632. 1998Q
  47633. 1994R
  47634. 1998V
  47635. 24/6/98Y
  47636. 24/6/98\
  47637. 1890^
  47638. James Halliday
  47639. 1/11/94
  47640. 6Medium to full yellow-green; an exceptionally complex bouquet with tangy barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation characters, which, taken together, give the wine a distinctly French cast. The palate continues in the same style; complex, with obvious malolactic influence, and a long, mealy/minerally finish.
  47641. 2000Q
  47642. 1995R
  47643. 2000V
  47644. 24/6/98Y
  47645. 24/6/98\
  47646. 1891^
  47647. James Halliday
  47648. 1/11/95
  47649. Light to medium yellow-green; delicate fruit on the bouquet with quite pronounced oak and malolactic influences. A stylistic wine in every way, with intense, long, cool-grown flavours, again showing some malolactic influence; classically restrained, austere dry style of Chardonnay.
  47650. 2001Q
  47651. 1996R
  47652. 2001V
  47653. 24/6/98Y
  47654. 24/6/98\
  47655. 1892^
  47656. James Halliday
  47657. 1/7/96
  47658. dMedium yellow-green; an extremely stylish and complex bouquet, with a range of aromas deliberately tilted away from primary fruit, more in European than New World style. The palate has a range of nutty/biscuity/creamy flavours and textures, attesting to barrel fermentation at ambient temperatures and the use of malolactic fermentation. A vinous tapestry.
  47659. Export
  47660. 98 bookH
  47661. 2002Q
  47662. 1999R
  47663. 2002V
  47664. 24/6/98Y
  47665. 24/6/98\
  47666. 1893^
  47667. James Halliday
  47668. 1/11/94
  47669. -Light red; a complex bouquet with minerally/earthy/sappy notes together with hints of plum and strawberry. The wine really comes alive on the palate, with style and length in that slippery/sappy/stemmy mode which one finds in better Burgundies. For all that, does not look as if it will be long-lived.
  47670. 1999Q
  47671. 1995R
  47672. 1999V
  47673. 24/6/98Y
  47674. 24/6/98\
  47675. 1894^
  47676. James Halliday
  47677. 1/7/96
  47678. Strong red-purple; classically styled, with clean, firm strawberry and plum fruit, and oak very much in the background.  The palate has length and grip, with a range of strawberry, plum and more stalky/leafy characters, and even a touch of mint; once again, the oak is subtle.
  47679. Export
  47680. 98 bookH
  47681. 2002Q
  47682. 1999R
  47683. 2002V
  47684. 24/6/98Y
  47685. 24/6/98\
  47686. 1895^
  47687. James Halliday
  47688. 1/7/97
  47689. 2Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fine, relatively restrained, with relatively light fruit and subtle oak. It is impossible to single out any dominant aroma or flavour, although some dark plum fruit is evident on the mid-palate. The wine is as good as it is simply because of its silky texture and finesse.
  47690. 2000K
  47691. CD noteQ
  47692. 1997R
  47693. 2000V
  47694. 24/6/98Y
  47695. 24/6/98\
  47696. 1896^
  47697. James Halliday
  47698. 1/11/94
  47699. Medium yellow-green; spicy oak is immediately evident on the bouquet, but there is good clean fruit to accompany that oak. On the palate, there is abundant ripe peach fruit, and even more abundant spicy oak. Has all the hallmarks of a quick-maturing style.
  47700. 1995Q
  47701. 1994R
  47702. 1995V
  47703. 24/6/98Y
  47704. 24/6/98\
  47705. 1897^
  47706. James Halliday
  47707. 1/11/95D
  47708. Medium to full yellow-green; a relatively aromatic bouquet with slightly raw oak, and that oak comes through on the palate, tending to obscure the fruit. Has the potential to improve.H
  47709. 1996Q
  47710. 1994R
  47711. 1996V
  47712. 24/6/98Y
  47713. 24/6/98\
  47714. 1898^
  47715. James Halliday
  47716. 1/11/95D
  47717. Medium to full yellow-green, relatively advanced for such a young wine. The bouquet is complex with both barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation characters; in the style of the wine, the palate is solid, with nutty/oaky flavours to the fore. H
  47718. 1997Q
  47719. 1995R
  47720. 24/6/98Y
  47721. 24/6/98\
  47722. 1899^
  47723. James Halliday
  47724. 1/11/94D
  47725. Light green-yellow; a clean, crisp and bracing bouquet in the mainstream of Marlborough style. The palate is clean, fresh, crisp and well made; it lacks final intensity, but no doubt comes from a high-cropping vineyard given the price at which it sells.H
  47726. 1995Q
  47727. 1994R
  47728. 1995V
  47729. 24/6/98Y
  47730. 24/6/98\
  47731. 1900^
  47732. James Halliday
  47733. 1/11/95D
  47734. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, gently tropical/gooseberry fruit of medium intensity. A pleasant, soft easy-drinking wine with a soft finish but showing some of the dilutive effects of the vintage.H
  47735. 1996Q
  47736. 1995R
  47737. 1996V
  47738. 24/6/98Y
  47739. 24/6/98\
  47740. 1901^
  47741. James Halliday
  47742. 1/11/95
  47743. Medium to full yellow-green; interesting tangy fruit with a touch of herbaceousness attesting to the cool vintage; this also picks up in the typically firm palate and high acid of the vintage.H
  47744. 1996Q
  47745. 1994R
  47746. 1996V
  47747. 24/6/98Y
  47748. 24/6/98\
  47749. 1902^
  47750. James Halliday
  47751. 1/11/95
  47752. ,Light to medium yellow-green; discreet melon fruit with subtle oak on the bouquet, with the emphasis placed on structure and elegance. The palate is creamy, with melon and fig fruit flavours; quite complex, with the deliberate play-down of the primary fruit working well. The best of recent vintages.
  47753. 1996Q
  47754. 1995R
  47755. 1996V
  47756. 24/6/98Y
  47757. 24/6/98\
  47758. 1903^
  47759. James Halliday
  47760. 1/9/94
  47761. Medium to full yellow-green; an extremely potent bouquet with strong aromas of dry grass and straw. A powerful wine on the palate, showing the influence of the cool climate in no uncertain fashion, again with those hay/straw flavours, finishing with pronounced acidity.
  47762. 1997Q
  47763. 1994R
  47764. 1997V
  47765. 24/6/98Y
  47766. 24/6/98\
  47767. 1904^
  47768. James Halliday
  47769. 1/11/95D
  47770. Light green-yellow; relatively unevolved and youthful, with some slightly green fruit aromas. Clean and fresh on the palate, not surprisingly lacking the complexity and richness of the Deutz wines. H
  47771. 1998Q
  47772. 1997R
  47773. 1998V
  47774. 24/6/98Y
  47775. 24/6/98\
  47776. 1905^
  47777. James Halliday
  47778. 1/2/97D
  47779. Medium straw with a hint of pink; an excellent bouquet with a range of biscuity/bready aromas yet retaining some delicacy. On the palate, crisp, clean and well balanced with a long, gentle finish.E
  47780. Export
  47781. 98 bookH
  47782. 1998Q
  47783. 1997R
  47784. 1998V
  47785. 24/6/98
  47786. 24/6/98\
  47787. 1906^
  47788. James Halliday
  47789. 1/9/94D
  47790. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium to full intensity with lemon grass and asparagus aromas, in some ways veering towards aged Riesling. The palate shows similar flavours, of medium weight, avoiding phenolics, and with a pleasantly dry finish.H
  47791. 1997Q
  47792. 1994R
  47793. 1997V
  47794. 24/6/98Y
  47795. 24/6/98\
  47796. 1907^
  47797. James Halliday
  47798. 1/9/94D
  47799. Youthful medium to full purple-red; a stylish bouquet with cedary/tobacco aromas, and by no means overtly green. A well-made wine on the palate with cedary/herbaceous fruit, a touch of redcurrant; soft tannins on a long finish.H
  47800. 1997Q
  47801. 1994R
  47802. 1997V
  47803. 24/6/98Y
  47804. 24/6/98\
  47805. 1908^
  47806. James Halliday
  47807. 1/9/94
  47808. Light to medium green-yellow; a pungent, powerful bouquet with complex layered fruit in mainstream Marlborough style. Comes alive on the palate with rich, round, mouthfilling flavours, and far more richness and depth than the bouquet would suggest.H
  47809. 1996Q
  47810. 1994R
  47811. 1996V
  47812. 24/6/98Y
  47813. 24/6/98\
  47814. 1909^
  47815. James Halliday
  47816. 1/11/95D
  47817. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, crisp herbaceous bouquet leads on to a lively tangy/lemony palate; a creditable effort for the vintage, but not a miracle.H
  47818. 1997Q
  47819. 1995R
  47820. 1997V
  47821. 24/6/98Y
  47822. 24/6/98\
  47823. 1910^
  47824. James Halliday
  47825. 1/11/95
  47826. Very good green-yellow; a stylish, complex bouquet showing an incredible array of aromas from melon through stone fruit to more creamy/malty malolactic fermentation characters, backed by subtle but insistent oak. The palate is consistent with the bouquet, with nutty malolactic characters balanced by crisp acid on the finish; in the Neudorf scheme of things seemed relatively restrained.
  47827. 2000Q
  47828. 1996R
  47829. 2000V
  47830. 24/6/98Y
  47831. 24/6/98\
  47832. 1911^
  47833. James Halliday
  47834. 1/11/95
  47835. uLight to medium yellow-green; very much in the mainstream of the Neudorf style with very potent, rich multifaceted aromas with nutty/mealy/toasty characters woven through the fruit, and just a hint of volatile lift. On the palate, an array of fruit flavours from citrus to yellow peach, and the hallmark nutty malolactic and barrel-ferment characters to provide complexity.
  47836. 2001Q
  47837. 1997R
  47838. 2001V
  47839. 24/6/98Y
  47840. 24/6/98\
  47841. 1912^
  47842. James Halliday
  47843. 1/5/97
  47844. OMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is at once more complex yet more reserved and tighter than the Neudorf Nelson Chardonnay of the same vintage; a marvellously elegant wine on the palate, complex yet restrained, with faultless integration of oak and equally faultless fruit and oak balance. Cashew/melon flavours linger on a long finish.
  47845. 2001K
  47846. CD noteQ
  47847. 1997R
  47848. 2001V
  47849. 24/6/98W
  47850. 99 bookY
  47851. 24/6/98\
  47852. 1913^
  47853. James Halliday
  47854. 1/9/94D
  47855. Medium red-purple; a potent bouquet, with strong peppery/spicy aromas to the plummy fruit. On the palate the wine is spicy and peppery to the point of looking more like cool-climate Shiraz than Pinot Noir, and hardens off fractionally on the finish.H
  47856. 1996Q
  47857. 1994R
  47858. 1996V
  47859. 24/6/98Y
  47860. 24/6/98\
  47861. 1914^
  47862. James Halliday
  47863. 1/11/95
  47864. Medium red-purple; a firm, structured and complex bouquet with an array of plummy and more stalky aromas. As one would expect, a powerful wine on the palate with briary, plum and cherry fruit flavours; a hint of stalky or sappy tannin.H
  47865. 1997Q
  47866. 1995R
  47867. 1997V
  47868. 24/6/98Y
  47869. 24/6/98\
  47870. 1915^
  47871. James Halliday
  47872. 1/6/97D
  47873. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex and stylish, with a mix of strawberry and more stemmy fruit backed by subtle oak. A multiflavoured wine on the palate, in an earthy forest-floor style, fractionally hard on the finish.H
  47874. 1998K
  47875. CD noteQ
  47876. 1997R
  47877. 1998V
  47878. 24/6/98W
  47879. 99 bookY
  47880. 24/6/98\
  47881. 1916^
  47882. James Halliday
  47883. 1/11/94
  47884. &Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is stylish, showing excellent barrel-ferment characters deriving from high-quality oak. The palate is likewise driven by excellent oak and barrel-ferment characters; had the base been Chardonnay, not Chenin Blanc, this would have been a five-star wine.
  47885. 1997Q
  47886. 1995R
  47887. 1997V
  47888. 24/6/98Y
  47889. 24/6/98\
  47890. 1917^
  47891. James Halliday
  47892. 1/11/94D
  47893. Light red; a clean, fault-free bouquet but distinctly stemmy and herbal, needing a touch more sweetness to the fruit. The palate, too, is on the stemmy/herbal side, albeit with some length and style. H
  47894. 1996Q
  47895. 1995R
  47896. 1996V
  47897. 24/6/98Y
  47898. 24/6/98\
  47899. 1918^
  47900. James Halliday
  47901. 1/11/94
  47902. Bright green-yellow; intense lime aromas with some slightly herbaceous edges which add to, rather than detract from, the appeal of the bouquet. A highly-flavoured wine on the palate with intense lime and herb flavours on a long, lingering finish.H
  47903. 1998Q
  47904. 1995R
  47905. 1998V
  47906. 24/6/98Y
  47907. 24/6/98\
  47908. 1919^
  47909. James Halliday
  47910. 1/11/94D
  47911. Light green-yellow; a fragrant, lively, zesty bouquet still seemingly showing some fermentation characters. An intensely-flavoured palate, with similar zesty/lemony characters, needing another year or so in bottle to soften and open up.H
  47912. 1998Q
  47913. 1995R
  47914. 1998V
  47915. 24/6/98Y
  47916. 24/6/98\
  47917. 1920^
  47918. James Halliday
  47919. 1/11/95D
  47920. Light to medium green-yellow; fresh, ripe citrus, melon and fig fruit leads the way on both bouquet and palate, although there are some more complex nutty/mealy flavours and a creamy edge to the texture on the palate. Quality wine.H
  47921. 1996R
  47922. 1999V
  47923. 24/6/98Y
  47924. 24/6/98\
  47925. 1921^
  47926. James Halliday
  47927. 1/9/94D
  47928. Full red-purple; an opulent and striking bouquet with masses of ripe plummy fruit together with cinnamon spice aromas. The palate is rich and full-blown, with abundant plummy fruit and richness.H
  47929. 1997Q
  47930. 1995R
  47931. 1997V
  47932. 24/6/98Y
  47933. 24/6/98\
  47934. 1922^
  47935. James Halliday
  47936. 1/9/94D
  47937. Very light straw-yellow; a slightly strange, multifaceted bouquet showing stony/minerally/spicy characters, rather than fruity. The palate is no less a chameleon, crisp and acidic, but then also with spicy aspects.H
  47938. 1996Q
  47939. 1995R
  47940. 1996V
  47941. 24/6/98Y
  47942. 24/6/98\
  47943. 1923^
  47944. James Halliday
  47945. 1/4/97
  47946. 1Light green-yellow; a clean but very light bouquet with faint citrus/herbal fruit; the palate is clean and fresh, but lacks fruit concentration and looks more like an Australian than a New Zealand sauvignon blanc. No winemaking fault, but the suspicion of excessively high yields. Firm acid on the finish.
  47947. export
  47948. 98 bookH
  47949. 1998K
  47950. 1997R
  47951. 1998V
  47952. 24/6/98Y
  47953. 24/6/98\
  47954. 1924^
  47955. James Halliday
  47956. 1/11/94
  47957. ^Medium to full red; a wonderfully complex bouquet with cedar and cigar box intermingling with hints of earth and forest floor. On the palate, the richest, fullest and ripest of the wines, with briary/chocolatey fruit and again some most attractive earthy undertones. Has developed superbly since first tasted in 1990. 1991 will be a worthy successor.
  47958. 2004Q
  47959. 1995R
  47960. 2004V
  47961. 24/6/98Y
  47962. 24/6/98\
  47963. 1925^
  47964. James Halliday
  47965. 1/11/95
  47966. Medium to full red; sweeter fruit than the 
  47967. 91, albeit with the hallmark array of tobacco, cedar and cigar box aromas. The palate is of light to medium weight, with flavours of cedar, briar and blackcurrant, finishing with fine tannins and subliminal oak. 
  47968. 2005Q
  47969. 1996R
  47970. 2005V
  47971. 24/6/98Y
  47972. 24/6/98\
  47973. 1926^
  47974. James Halliday
  47975. 1/11/94
  47976. Light green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with aromas ranging from gooseberry/grassy through to passionfruit. An exceptionally elegant wine on the palate with length and persistence to the flavour, running from nectarine to peach to citrus, finishing with typical regional acidity.
  47977. 1996Q
  47978. 1994R
  47979. 1996V
  47980. 24/6/98Y
  47981. 24/6/98\
  47982. 1927^
  47983. James Halliday
  47984. 1/11/95D
  47985. Light to medium yellow-green; a relatively light, crisp grassy/herbaceous bouquet leads on to lemony, crisp palate with a bracing, dry finish. H
  47986. 1997Q
  47987. 1997V
  47988. 24/6/98Y
  47989. 24/6/98\
  47990. 1928^
  47991. James Halliday
  47992. 1/12/96D
  47993. Medium yellow-green; a wine with more weight and depth than the 
  47994. 95, showing gooseberry and citrus aromas; the palate is weighty, with some apparent sweetness probably deriving from alcohol.  E
  47995. Export
  47996. 98 bookH
  47997. 2001Q
  47998. 1998R
  47999. 2001V
  48000. 24/6/98Y
  48001. 24/6/98\
  48002. 1929^
  48003. James Halliday
  48004. 1/11/94D
  48005. Deep yellow; a soft, rich bouquet with mandarin and apricot overtones, presumably botrytis-induced. On the palate there is soft, peachy/malty/mead-like fruit, with a tweak of acidity on the finish.H
  48006. 1995Q
  48007. 1994R
  48008. 1995V
  48009. 24/6/98Y
  48010. 24/6/98\
  48011. 1930^
  48012. James Halliday
  48013. 1/11/94D
  48014. Full yellow, with a suspicion of orange-brown starting to appear. The bouquet is complex, with spice and vanilla aromas, leading on to a sweet, spicy multi-flavoured palate, finishing with bracing acidity.H
  48015. 1997Q
  48016. 1994R
  48017. 1997V
  48018. 24/6/98Y
  48019. 24/6/98\
  48020. 1931^
  48021. James Halliday
  48022. 1/11/95
  48023. Medium yellow-green; a floral spicy bouquet showing the influence of both varieties, and a degree of lift. The palate is nicely balanced with an array of spice, lime and pineapple flavours; the sugar and acid are well balanced, and the wine has a long finish.
  48024. 1998Q
  48025. 1995R
  48026. 1998V
  48027. 24/6/98Y
  48028. 24/6/98\
  48029. 1932^
  48030. James Halliday
  48031. 1/11/94D
  48032. Light green-yellow; pristine gooseberry aromas from perfectly ripened, intense fruit. A wonderful wine on the palate, with all the varietal intensity one could wish for, yet is not aggressive or acidic, and went exceptionally well with food.H
  48033. 1997Q
  48034. 1995R
  48035. 1997V
  48036. 24/6/98Y
  48037. 24/6/98\
  48038. 1933^
  48039. James Halliday
  48040. 1/1/97
  48041. Bright green-yellow; a firm, clean, crisp bouquet with mineral, herbal and earth aromas leads on to a palate which basically tracks the same characters, though has attractive mid-palate weight and flesh. A very pure Marlborough style.E
  48042. Export
  48043. 98 bookH
  48044. 1999Q
  48045. 1997R
  48046. 1999V
  48047. 24/6/98Y
  48048. 24/6/98\
  48049. 1934^
  48050. James Halliday
  48051. 1/10/94D
  48052. Light green-yellow; a crisp, fresh and clean bouquet with aromas running through nectarine to apple. The palate is fleshy and full, with most attractive nectarine flavours, and a well-balanced, long finish.H
  48053. 1995Q
  48054. 1994R
  48055. 1995V
  48056. 24/6/98Y
  48057. 24/6/98\
  48058. 1936^
  48059. James Halliday
  48060. 1/11/95
  48061. uLight green-yellow; the bouquet is relatively reserved, with stony notes and then hints of peach and citrus. The palate is firm, reflecting the stony characters of the bouquet, but then once again there is sweet fruit to come on the mid to back palate; clean, well made and with a long finish. Another demonstration that Martinborough did well in 1995 with Sauvignon Blanc.
  48062. 1996Q
  48063. 1995R
  48064. 1996V
  48065. 24/6/98Y
  48066. 24/6/98\
  48067. 1937^
  48068. James Halliday
  48069. 1/10/94D
  48070. Light green-yellow; a clean, crisp and fresh bouquet with melon/herbal aromas and no phenolic characters whatsoever. The palate is crisp and clean, with citrus and melon fruit balanced by subtle oak. H
  48071. 2004Q
  48072. 1995R
  48073. 2004V
  48074. 24/6/98Y
  48075. 24/6/98\
  48076. 1939^
  48077. James Halliday
  48078. 1/1/96
  48079. Almost water white, so pale is the colour; a clean bouquet but very light, showing little varietal fruit at this juncture. The palate, too, is exceedingly light; perhaps a reflection of the vintage, and may simply be needing time to express itself more.H
  48080. 2005Q
  48081. 1996R
  48082. 2005V
  48083. 24/6/98Y
  48084. 24/6/98\
  48085. 1940^
  48086. James Halliday
  48087. 1/10/94D
  48088. Medium red, with just a touch of purple. The bouquet is clean and spicy, with subtle oak. The palate has attractive cherry fruit, together with pronounced spicy characters; perhaps a fraction light overall.H
  48089. 1995Q
  48090. 1994R
  48091. 1995V
  48092. 24/6/98Y
  48093. 24/6/98\
  48094. 1941^
  48095. James Halliday
  48096. 1/11/95D
  48097. Medium to full red-purple; a clean and firm bouquet with attractive plum/cherry fruit and subtle oak. The palate is moderately intense, with some sappy notes, and not quite the warmth or sweet fruit flesh the bouquet promises. H
  48098. 1996Q
  48099. 1995R
  48100. 1996V
  48101. 24/6/98Y
  48102. 24/6/98
  48103. 1942^
  48104. James Halliday
  48105. 1/6/97
  48106. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite strong, but with hints of hay, straw and stem, all suggesting a degree of fruit oxidation (as opposed to wine oxidation). The palate starts with light plummy fruit, but on the finish shows more of those slightly oxidised hay/straw characters.
  48107. 1998K
  48108. CD noteQ
  48109. 1997R
  48110. 1998V
  48111. 24/6/98Y
  48112. 24/6/98\
  48113. 1943^
  48114. James Halliday
  48115. 1/9/94D
  48116. Light green-yellow; there are gentle lychee aromas, tinged with spice on the bouquet. The palate is delicate to the point of lightness, but does have length and avoids phenolics and tannins. The sugar is well balanced.H
  48117. 1995Q
  48118. 1994R
  48119. 1995V
  48120. 24/6/98Y
  48121. 24/6/98\
  48122. 1944^
  48123. James Halliday
  48124. 1/2/95DxLight green-yellow; light, delicate, fresh and spicy; a fresh, crisp wine with nice handling of phenolics on the palate.H
  48125. 1996Q
  48126. 1995R
  48127. 1996V
  48128. 24/6/98Y
  48129. 24/6/98\
  48130. 1945^
  48131. James Halliday
  48132. 1/9/94
  48133. Light green-yellow; a quite complex bouquet with gooseberry/herbal fruit and oak still coming together. The palate is similar, with the flavours and textures still marrying, but with abundant gooseberry/herbal fruit flavours and length to the finish. Should mature well.
  48134. 1995Q
  48135. 1994R
  48136. 1995V
  48137. 24/6/98Y
  48138. 24/6/98\
  48139. 1946^
  48140. James Halliday
  48141. 1/9/94D
  48142. Medium red; a clean bouquet with leafy/cedary aromas of light to medium intensity, with some vanillin oak. The palate is elegant, again with cedar, vanilla and berry fruit flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  48143. 1999Q
  48144. 1996R
  48145. 1999V
  48146. 24/6/98Y
  48147. 24/6/98\
  48148. 1947^
  48149. James Halliday
  48150. 1/11/94
  48151. Light green-yellow; a delicate, elegant bouquet with floral/lime aromas. The palate is fine, intense and lingering, with tight lime juice fruit, perfectly balanced acidity and subliminal residual sugar.H
  48152. 1998Q
  48153. 1995R
  48154. 1998V
  48155. 24/6/98Y
  48156. 24/6/98\
  48157. 1948^
  48158. James Halliday
  48159. 1/11/95D
  48160. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp, clean citrus and lemon aroma, but the palate is lighter than the best years, with a slightly attenuated finish early in its life. May build with bottle age.H
  48161. 1999Q
  48162. 1996R
  48163. 1999V
  48164. 24/6/98Y
  48165. 24/6/98\
  48166. 1949^
  48167. James Halliday
  48168. 1/12/96D
  48169. Light green-yellow; a  bright and fresh bouquet with light lime fruit. A delicate unthreatening style on the palate, almost a cross between Riesling and Traminer in terms of flavour, with spicy notes apparent.E
  48170. Export
  48171. 98 bookH
  48172. 2001Q
  48173. 1998R
  48174. 2001V
  48175. 24/6/98Y
  48176. 24/6/98\
  48177. 1950^
  48178. James Halliday
  48179. 1/11/94D
  48180. Medium yellow-green; a stylish, complex and intense bouquet with strong barrel-ferment oak influence. The palate is initially dominated by the positive use of high-quality, barrel-ferment oak, but does have the melon and fig fruit to sustain it.H
  48181. 1996Q
  48182. 1994R
  48183. 1996V
  48184. 24/6/98Y
  48185. 24/6/98\
  48186. 1951^
  48187. James Halliday
  48188. 1/11/95
  48189. CLight to medium yellow-green; the barrique-fermented nature of the wine comes to the fore on the bouquet with tangy lemony oak tending to ever so slightly subdue the fruit. The palate, however, is long, with stylish fruit and again plenty of high-quality oak; I would prefer to see just a tad more fruit and a tad less oak.
  48190. 1997Q
  48191. 1995R
  48192. 1997V
  48193. 24/6/98Y
  48194. 24/6/98\
  48195. 1952^
  48196. James Halliday
  48197. 1/10/96
  48198. I simply could not come to terms with the oak in this wine; other judges (at the 1997 Sydney International Wine Competition) did not have the same problem. Such is life.  E
  48199. Export
  48200. 98 bookH
  48201. 2000Q
  48202. 1998R
  48203. 2000V
  48204. 24/6/98Y
  48205. 24/6/98\
  48206. 1953^
  48207. James Halliday
  48208. 1/11/94
  48209. hStrong purple-red; while showing herbaceous, cool-grown fruit, has generosity, and is neither leafy nor mean. An outstanding wine on the palate, with great structure, flavour, balance and length; luscious red berry fruit flavours on the mid-palate are followed by fruit and oak tannins to sustain the wine for a long life. Looked equally good in November 1995.
  48210. 2001Q
  48211. 1997R
  48212. 2001V
  48213. 24/6/98Y
  48214. 24/6/98\
  48215. 1954^
  48216. James Halliday
  48217. 1/9/94
  48218. Light green-yellow; a complex bouquet with a range of herbal to riper fruit aromas present. On the palate, one of the best Sauvignon Blancs from the 
  48219. 93 vintage, with greater complexity and more softness. A particularly good outcome from a difficult year for this variety.
  48220. 1996Q
  48221. 1994R
  48222. 1996V
  48223. 24/6/98Y
  48224. 24/6/98\
  48225. 1955^
  48226. James Halliday
  48227. 1/9/94D
  48228. Light yellow-green; fresh, fragrant lime/herbaceous fruit on the bouquet leads on to an intensely flavoured wine with citrus/lime flavours on the palate, showing the low yield, and with a long, fractionally hard finish. H
  48229. 1996Q
  48230. 1994R
  48231. 1996V
  48232. 24/6/98Y
  48233. 24/6/98\
  48234. 1956^
  48235. James Halliday
  48236. 1/11/95D
  48237. Light to medium yellow-green; inevitably, distinctly lighter and crisper than the 
  48238. 94 with some estery lift. A lively, crisp, tangy, herbaceous palate with pleasant, if slightly dilute, flavours.H
  48239. 1996Q
  48240. 1995R
  48241. 24/6/98Y
  48242. 24/6/98\
  48243. 1957^
  48244. James Halliday
  48245. 1/6/97
  48246. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, crisp tangy bouquet with herbal undertones leads into a palate possessing the length and intensity one expects from the better Marlborough Sauvignon Blancs. Clean and fresh, with vibrant fruit and well-balanced acidity.
  48247. 1998K
  48248. CD noteQ
  48249. 1997R
  48250. 1998V
  48251. 24/6/98Y
  48252. 24/6/98\
  48253. 1958^
  48254. James Halliday
  48255. 1/9/94D
  48256. Bright, light green-yellow; a clean, fresh and crisp bouquet with classic lime and toast aromas, together with some faintly herbal tones. The palate is crisp, clean, direct and toasty, with a bracingly long finish. Should develop well in bottle.H
  48257. 1998Q
  48258. 1995R
  48259. 1998V
  48260. 24/6/98Y
  48261. 24/6/98\
  48262. 1959^
  48263. James Halliday
  48264. 1/9/94
  48265. Light green-yellow; a fragrant, fresh, gently grassy bouquet, spotlessly clean, with good varietal character and weight. The palate is lively and fresh with pronounced lemony/grassy fruit, and tightly balanced acidity.H
  48266. 1998Q
  48267. 1995R
  48268. 1998V
  48269. 24/6/98Y
  48270. 24/6/98\
  48271. 1960^
  48272. James Halliday
  48273. 1/9/94
  48274. NLight green-yellow; a lifted bouquet with interesting grassy/green pea fruit aromas, and an almost estery edge. Beautifully balanced and constructed palate which has delicious feel and weight, even if more delicate than some Marlborough wines. The flavours run from herbaceous/green pea through to gooseberry. I really like this wine.
  48275. 1995Q
  48276. 1994R
  48277. 1995V
  48278. 24/6/98Y
  48279. 24/6/98\
  48280. 1961^
  48281. James Halliday
  48282. 1/9/94
  48283. Glowing yellow-green; a tangy, zesty citrus and melon-driven bouquet of medium to full intensity. The palate follows logically on from the bouquet, with complex grapefruit and melon flavours, and a long finish.H
  48284. 1994Q
  48285. 1993R
  48286. 1994V
  48287. 24/6/98Y
  48288. 24/6/98\
  48289. 1962^
  48290. James Halliday
  48291. 1/10/96D
  48292. Medium yellow-green; a tangy bouquet with a faintly herbal/citrus edge to the fruit and subtle but well-integrated oak. The palate delivers more of the same, with lively, tangy citrus-accented fruit, subtle oak and a long finish.E
  48293. Export
  48294. 98 bookH
  48295. 1998Q
  48296. 1997R
  48297. 1998V
  48298. 24/6/98Y
  48299. 24/6/98\
  48300. 1963^
  48301. James Halliday
  48302. 1/9/94D
  48303. Medium yellow-green; a very complex nutty/buttery/oaky bouquet leads on to a similarly richly textured palate with fairly broad, nutty, malolactic, ambient fermentation temperature characters. H
  48304. 1995Q
  48305. 1994R
  48306. 1995V
  48307. 24/6/98Y
  48308. 24/6/98\
  48309. 1964^
  48310. James Halliday
  48311. 1/11/95D
  48312. Full yellow-green; smooth nutty/toasty/smoky/creamy bouquet with some melon fruit. The palate shows a similar range of toasty/nutty/buttery flavours, concentrated and multi-layered, in that typical full-frontal Marlborough style which takes no hostages. H
  48313. 1996Q
  48314. 1995R
  48315. 1996V
  48316. 24/6/98Y
  48317. 24/6/98\
  48318. 1965^
  48319. James Halliday
  48320. 1/9/94D
  48321. Light green-yellow; a firm, powerful herbaceous/green pea bouquet at the tarter end of the spectrum. The palate shows ultra-classic, powerful herbaceous/green pea flavours in what I describe as the jugular or razor blade style.H
  48322. 1996Q
  48323. 1994R
  48324. 1996V
  48325. 24/6/98Y
  48326. 24/6/98\
  48327. 1966^
  48328. James Halliday
  48329. 1/11/95D
  48330. Light yellow-green; moderately ripe tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit aromas lead on to a quite full and relatively soft palate showing fruit in the same spectrum. Not intense but certainly enjoyable.H
  48331. 1997Q
  48332. 1995R
  48333. 1997V
  48334. 24/6/98Y
  48335. 24/6/98\
  48336. 1967^
  48337. James Halliday
  48338. 1/2/97
  48339. SLight to medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean and fresh bouquet of light to medium intensity with pristine herbal/mineral and earth varietal aromas, at first seeming light and uncomplicated but which develops in the glass. The palate is unexpectedly intense, powerful and long with tingling fruit (rather than acid) providing the punch.
  48340. Export
  48341. 98 bookH
  48342. 1999Q
  48343. 1997R
  48344. 1999V
  48345. 24/6/98Y
  48346. 24/6/98\
  48347. 1968^
  48348. James Halliday
  48349. 1/9/94
  48350. %Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is ripe, with a spectrum of aromas running from briary to blackcurrant to a hint of cinnamon stick. The palate is full and relatively rich with solid tannins; shows ripe fruit throughout, with hints of mint in the background. Still needs time to soften. 
  48351. 2000Q
  48352. 1997R
  48353. 2000V
  48354. 24/6/98Y
  48355. 24/6/98\
  48356. 1969^
  48357. James Halliday
  48358. 1/11/95D
  48359. Medium red-purple; a highly fragrant bouquet with hints of spice and lots of blackcurrant leads on to a palate with spicy/briary blackcurrant and blackberry fruit flavours, finishing with soft, fine tannins. No hint of green characters.H
  48360. 2000Q
  48361. 1997R
  48362. 2000V
  48363. 24/6/98Y
  48364. 24/6/98\
  48365. 1970^
  48366. James Halliday
  48367. 1/9/94D
  48368. Light green-yellow; a crisp, direct bouquet with slightly dusty/herbal overtones. The palate is light but shows quite good varietal character in a grassy mould; curiously, the alcohol seems relatively high.H
  48369. 1995Q
  48370. 1994R
  48371. 1995V
  48372. 24/6/98Y
  48373. 24/6/98\
  48374. 1971^
  48375. James Halliday
  48376. 1/9/94D
  48377. Medium to full yellow-green; a softly fragrant bouquet with aromas of lychee, lime and pastille. The palate shows good varietal character with lime and lychee flavours predominant, and is not too sweet.H
  48378. 1996Q
  48379. 1996V
  48380. 24/6/98Y
  48381. 24/6/98\
  48382. 1972^
  48383. James Halliday
  48384. 1/1/96D
  48385. Medium yellow-green; intense and rich spice, lime and lychee aromas, spotlessly clean, and exhibiting no rot characteristics. A remarkably good wine for the vintage, with plenty of fruit richness and varietal character on the palate.H
  48386. 1997Q
  48387. 1996R
  48388. 1997V
  48389. 24/6/98Y
  48390. 24/6/98\
  48391. 1973^
  48392. James Halliday
  48393. 1/1/97
  48394. 7Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet shows near-perfect varietal character with a mix of spice, lychee and rose petal of light to medium intensity. There are similar flavours on the palate ranging through lime, lychee and spice; perfect varietal character but also wonderfully balanced, neither sweet nor phenolic.
  48395. Export
  48396. 98 bookH
  48397. 1998Q
  48398. 1997R
  48399. 1998V
  48400. 24/6/98Y
  48401. 24/6/98\
  48402. 1974^
  48403. James Halliday
  48404. 1/9/94
  48405.     Light green-yellow; spotlessly clean, moderately powerful aromas running from herbal to tropical. A wonderfully balanced wine on the palate with spotlessly clean, direct flavours, again running from gooseberry through minerally to herbaceous. Well-balanced acidity.
  48406. 1996Q
  48407. 1994R
  48408. 1996V
  48409. 24/6/98Y
  48410. 24/6/98\
  48411. 1975^
  48412. James Halliday
  48413. 1/11/95D
  48414. Light green-yellow; fragrant tropical/gooseberry aromas on the bouquet lead on to a palate which has moderately sweet passionfruit and gooseberry flavours giving richness, texture and mouthfeel.H
  48415. 1997Q
  48416. 1995R
  48417. 1997V
  48418. 24/6/98Y
  48419. 24/6/98\
  48420. 1976^
  48421. James Halliday
  48422. 1/2/97D
  48423. Light green-yellow; a light, clean and fresh bouquet with gentle tropical/gooseberry aromas; the palate is of light to medium weight with clean, fresh fruit, tending more to earthy/herbal notes than the bouquet.E
  48424. Export
  48425. 98 bookH
  48426. 2000Q
  48427. 1998R
  48428. 24/6/98Y
  48429. 24/6/98\
  48430. 1977^
  48431. James Halliday
  48432. 1/9/94
  48433. !Glowing yellow-green; an exceptionally stylish bouquet, with sophisticated, spicy/nutmeg oak woven through powerful fruit. The palate is fresh and lively, almost crisp, with citrus and melon fruit supported by the same spicy oak evident on the bouquet. Perfect balance, length and acidity.
  48434. 1999Q
  48435. 1996R
  48436. 1999V
  48437. 24/6/98Y
  48438. 24/6/98\
  48439. 1978^
  48440. James Halliday
  48441. 1/11/95
  48442. -Medium to full yellow-green; high-quality spicy/nutmeg French oak reminiscent of Dargaud & Jaegle is woven around tangy grapefruit/melon aromas. On the palate, an elegant, stylish wine showing immaculate oak handling which never threatens the fruit. Controlled and sophisticated winemaking throughout.
  48443. 2000Q
  48444. 1997R
  48445. 2000V
  48446. 24/6/98Y
  48447. 24/6/98\
  48448. 1979^
  48449. James Halliday
  48450. 1/1/97
  48451. Deep yellow; the bouquet is clean, smooth with ripe buttery/peachy bottle-developed fruit aromas. The palate is again in the rich, buttery/peachy spectrum which does thin out slightly on the finish; subtle oak influence throughout.E
  48452. Export
  48453. 98 bookH
  48454. 2001Q
  48455. 1998R
  48456. 2001V
  48457. 24/6/98Y
  48458. 24/6/98\
  48459. 1980^
  48460. James Halliday
  48461. 1/9/94D
  48462. Light green-yellow; a fine, intense bouquet with classic toast and lime varietal character, recalling the best wines of the Clare Valley. In the mouth, the wine is fresh, crisp and lively, with pure varietal fruit, and a long, dry finish.H
  48463. 1999Q
  48464. 1995R
  48465. 1999V
  48466. 24/6/98Y
  48467. 24/6/98\
  48468. 1981^
  48469. James Halliday
  48470. 1/9/94
  48471. "Light to medium yellow-green; an intense bouquet with potent herbal and tropical fruit characters both evident, and appearing again on the ultra-concentrated palate. Some sweaty fermentation characters early in the wine
  48472. s life need to settle down; if they do, the wine could be sensational.
  48473. 1997Q
  48474. 1994R
  48475. 1997V
  48476. 24/6/98Y
  48477. 24/6/98\
  48478. 1982^
  48479. James Halliday
  48480. 1/11/95D
  48481. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, scented and fragrant, almost lime-accented. On the palate, crisp, clean and firm; gently herbaceous with a tight structure, well-balanced acid and a long finish of medium weight.H
  48482. 1996Q
  48483. 1995R
  48484. 1996V
  48485. 24/6/98Y
  48486. 24/6/98\
  48487. 1983^
  48488. James Halliday
  48489. 1000C
  48490. 1/9/94D
  48491. Dark red-purple; voluminous, rich, ripe plum and cherry fruit aromas lead on to substantial wine on the palate, very rich and full flavoured, so luscious it is almost heavy. The oak is well handled.H
  48492. 2000Q
  48493. 1996R
  48494. 2000V
  48495. 24/6/98Y
  48496. 24/6/98\
  48497. 1984^
  48498. James Halliday
  48499. 1000C
  48500. 1/11/95D
  48501. Medium purple-red; sweeter again than the 
  48502. 93 (which has lightened off somewhat over the past 12 months) with more opulence to the spicy/plummy fruit. The palate is quite delicious, with plum and cherry fruit, subtle oak and fine-grained tannins.H
  48503. 2000Q
  48504. 1997R
  48505. 2000V
  48506. 24/6/98Y
  48507. 24/6/98\
  48508. 1985^
  48509. James Halliday
  48510. 1001C
  48511. 1/11/94D
  48512. Light green-yellow, with considerable carbon dioxide evident. A clean, direct, relatively light bouquet leads on to a clean and crisp palate with hints of passionfruit and stone fruit. Pleasant, easy-drinking style.H
  48513. 1995Q
  48514. 1994R
  48515. 1995V
  48516. 24/6/98Y
  48517. 24/6/98\
  48518. 1986^
  48519. James Halliday
  48520. 1002C
  48521. 1/1/94
  48522. Light green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with herbaceous/garden mint aromas. The palate, too, is highly flavoured, with potent mint and herb alongside citrus.H
  48523. 1997Q
  48524. 1994R
  48525. 1997V
  48526. 24/6/98Y
  48527. 24/6/98\
  48528. 1987^
  48529. James Halliday
  48530. 1002C
  48531. 1/11/95D
  48532. Light yellow-green; pungent, lifted herbaceous/lime aromas lead on to a punchy, herbal-accented palate, consistent in terms of flavour style and character with the 
  48533. 1998Q
  48534. 1995R
  48535. 1998V
  48536. 24/6/98Y
  48537. 24/6/98\
  48538. 1988^
  48539. James Halliday
  48540. 1003C
  48541. 1/9/94D
  48542. Medium yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet, with spicy oak and voluptuously ripe fruit aromas. On the palate, cleverly handled, delicious spicy oak with citrus and peach fruit; almost a fugitive from Chardonnay, but none the worse for that.H
  48543. 1997Q
  48544. 1995R
  48545. 1997V
  48546. 24/6/98Y
  48547. 24/6/98\
  48548. 1989^
  48549. James Halliday
  48550. 1004C
  48551. 1/9/94
  48552. Medium to full yellow-green; a ripe, soft vanilla and peach-accented bouquet leads on to a palate with more varietal character apparent; there are abundant gooseberry/tropical fruit flavours in a mouthfilling style.H
  48553. 1996Q
  48554. 1995R
  48555. 1996V
  48556. 24/6/98Y
  48557. 24/6/98\
  48558. 1990^
  48559. James Halliday
  48560. 1005C
  48561. 1/9/94
  48562. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity but with an interesting spectrum of aromas running from cut apple to grass to peach. The palate is fresh, crisp and fairly grassy, with that grassiness balanced by the judicious use of residual sugar.
  48563. 1995Q
  48564. 1994R
  48565. 1995V
  48566. 24/6/98Y
  48567. 24/6/98\
  48568. 1991^
  48569. James Halliday
  48570. 1006C
  48571. 1/9/94D
  48572. Medium to full yellow; a big, fairly broad bouquet showing some botrytis influence and, like the palate, with some faintly oily characters. The palate is rich with full-bodied, somewhat modified fruit, and a heavy finish.H
  48573. 1994R
  48574. 1995V
  48575. 24/6/98Y
  48576. 24/6/98\
  48577. 1992^
  48578. James Halliday
  48579. 1007C
  48580. 1/9/94D
  48581. Light green-yellow; a range of aromas from nectarine through gooseberry to cut grass lead on to a palate with quite intense fruit, good structure, but then a strange bitter character on the finish, which may soften with time.H
  48582. 1996Q
  48583. 1994R
  48584. 1996V
  48585. 24/6/98Y
  48586. 24/6/98\
  48587. 1993^
  48588. James Halliday
  48589. 1008C
  48590. 1/9/94D
  48591. Light green-yellow; a crisp, clean bouquet with an attractive range of aromas running from herbal through to more tangy/peachy characters. The palate is bright, fresh and pure, with the same range of flavours evident on the bouquet.H
  48592. 1996Q
  48593. 1994R
  48594. 1996V
  48595. 24/6/98Y
  48596. 24/6/98\
  48597. 1994^
  48598. James Halliday
  48599. 1008C
  48600. 1/10/96
  48601. MLight green-yellow; a clean, direct uncomplicated bouquet leads on to a quite delicate palate; while there is clearly articulated sauvignon blanc varietal character, it is in an altogether lighter mould than one normally encounters in New Zealand, and will particularly please those who don
  48602. t wish to be intimidated by the character.
  48603. Export
  48604. 98 bookH
  48605. 2000Q
  48606. 1998R
  48607. 2000V
  48608. 24/6/98Y
  48609. 24/6/98\
  48610. 1995^
  48611. James Halliday
  48612. 1009C
  48613. 1/11/94D
  48614. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich and concentrated, with unmistakable regional chocolate aromas. The palate fulfils the promise of the bouquet, rich but perfectly balanced, with mouthfilling chewy chocolate fruit.H
  48615. 2001Q
  48616. 1996R
  48617. 2001V
  48618. 24/6/98Y
  48619. 24/6/98\
  48620. 1996^
  48621. James Halliday
  48622. 1010C
  48623. 1/11/94
  48624. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex and sophisticated bouquet with American barrel-ferment oak. The palate is somewhat crisper and tighter than the bouquet suggests it will be, but is still driven by the barrel-ferment oak.H
  48625. 1997Q
  48626. 1996R
  48627. 1997V
  48628. 24/6/98Y
  48629. 24/6/98\
  48630. 1997^
  48631. James Halliday
  48632. 1010C
  48633. 1/1/97D
  48634. Medium to full yellow-green; ripe fruit is surrounded by a cocoon of charry vanillin oak; that oak influence comes through strongly on the palate, building towards the finish. A high-flavoured wine which will have considerable appeal to oak addicts.E
  48635. Export
  48636. 98 bookH
  48637. 1998Q
  48638. 1997R
  48639. 1998V
  48640. 24/6/98Y
  48641. 24/6/98\
  48642. 1998^
  48643. James Halliday
  48644. 1012C
  48645. 1/10/94D
  48646. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is firm and crisp, with citrus aromas predominant. The palate is clean and crisp, with citrus and herbal flavours; the finish is long, and adds a touch of class to the wine.H
  48647. 1995Q
  48648. 1995V
  48649. 24/6/98Y
  48650. 24/6/98\
  48651. 1999^
  48652. James Halliday
  48653. 1012C
  48654. 1/10/95D
  48655. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, grassy, crisp bouquet leads on to a lively, tangy and punchy palate with grip and length. A good, fruit-driven style.H
  48656. 1996Q
  48657. 1995R
  48658. 1996V
  48659. 24/6/98Y
  48660. 24/6/98\
  48661. 2000^
  48662. James Halliday
  48663. 1013C
  48664. 1/10/94D
  48665. Medium red-purple; clean, with leaf/green bean/capsicum/cedar/cigar box aromas and flavours all intermingling. There are some red berry fruits on the palate, too, which finishes with soft, fine tannins.H
  48666. 1999Q
  48667. 1995R
  48668. 1999V
  48669. 24/6/98Y
  48670. 24/6/98\
  48671. 2001^
  48672. James Halliday
  48673. 1014C
  48674. 1/10/94D
  48675. Medium purple-red; the bouquet has started to evolve fragrant, briary aromas, the palate likewise showing some evolution towards secondary flavours. All in all, a wine of true breed and elegance, with beautifully balanced oak and a very long finish.H
  48676. 1996R
  48677. 2005V
  48678. 24/6/98Y
  48679. 24/6/98\
  48680. 2002^
  48681. James Halliday
  48682. 1014C
  48683. 1/10/95
  48684. 1Medium red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, clean and elegant (though not particularly generous) with leafy aromas. The wine comes alive on the palate, still in elegant and restrained style with secondary bottle-developed fruit aromas, a gentle touch of vanilla, and a supple feel and finish.
  48685. 2003Q
  48686. 1997R
  48687. 2003V
  48688. 24/6/98Y
  48689. 24/6/98\
  48690. 2003^
  48691. James Halliday
  48692. 1014C
  48693. 1/1/97
  48694. Medium to full red-purple; a wine which is bang-slap in the Penley style, with the oak handling down to perfection. Rich red berry and cassis fruits marry with sumptuous vanilla oak on the bouquet; despite all its flavour, a singularly elegant wine on the palate with blackcurrant, cedar and cigar box flavours, finishing with supple tannins. Retasted November 1997; showing elegant earthy cabernet flavours.
  48695. Export
  48696. 98 bookH
  48697. 2007Q
  48698. 1998R
  48699. 2007T
  48700. ChangedV
  48701. 24/6/98Y
  48702. 24/6/98\
  48703. 2004^
  48704. James Halliday
  48705. 1015C
  48706. 1/11/94
  48707.     Bright, light yellow-green colour with good mousse; the bouquet is complex with bready/biscuity aromas indicating the influence of both the Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier components. The palate is clean, crisp, finely structured, with very good mouthfeel and balance.
  48708. 1996Q
  48709. 1994R
  48710. 1996V
  48711. 24/6/98Y
  48712. 24/6/98\
  48713. 2005^
  48714. James Halliday
  48715. 1015C
  48716. 1/10/95
  48717. Light to medium yellow-green; a typically restrained bouquet with aromas of citrus, melon and white peach, softened of course by yeasty autolysis. A supremely elegant wine on the palate, fine and long, with some bready/yeasty characters, but predominantly driven by its fine fruit.
  48718. 1997Q
  48719. 1995R
  48720. 1997V
  48721. 24/6/98Y
  48722. 24/6/98\
  48723. 2006^
  48724. James Halliday
  48725. 1015C
  48726. 1/12/96
  48727. 7Bright golden yellow-green. The bouquet is clean, with melon fruit and some bready/yeasty notes. Crisp, citrus/melon fruit flavours introduce the palate before more creamy/yeasty characters fill out the middle, and quite pronounced acidity takes over on the finish. All in all, a much bolder style than the 
  48728. Export
  48729. 98 bookH
  48730. 1998Q
  48731. 1996R
  48732. 1998V
  48733. 24/6/98Y
  48734. 24/6/98\
  48735. 2007^
  48736. James Halliday
  48737. 1016C
  48738. 1/11/94D
  48739. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant and fresh, with mint and leaf aromas, and subtle oak. The palate is very minty, a character which I personally do not enjoy when it is as dominant as it is here; vanillin oak does provide some counterbalance.H
  48740. 2004Q
  48741. 1994R
  48742. 2004V
  48743. 24/6/98Y
  48744. 24/6/98\
  48745. 2008^
  48746. James Halliday
  48747. 1016C
  48748. 1/11/95
  48749. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful, concentrated bouquet with briary/berry/gamey aromas. The palate is as concentrated and powerful as the bouquet promises, yet is not the least bit extractive or heavy. There are abundant briary/berry fruit flavours which have swallowed up the oak.
  48750. 2010Q
  48751. 1995R
  48752. 2010V
  48753. 24/6/98Y
  48754. 24/6/98\
  48755. 2009^
  48756. James Halliday
  48757. 1016C
  48758. 1/10/96
  48759. lMedium red-purple; slightly lighter in bouquet and body than either the 
  48760. 91 or 
  48761. 93, but still a deliciously smooth and stylish wine in which sweet chocolate and plum fruit has been surrounded by high-quality spicy French oak.  The palate is very well balanced and composed, with hints of liquorice and spice as well as a few forest floor flavours for good measure.
  48762. Export
  48763. 98 bookH
  48764. 2003Q
  48765. 1996R
  48766. 2003V
  48767. 24/6/98Y
  48768. 24/6/98\
  48769. 2010^
  48770. James Halliday
  48771. 1017C
  48772. 1/10/95
  48773. Medium to full red; a distinctly peppery/spicy bouquet with clearcut and spotlessly clean cool-grown varietal shiraz aroma. The palate is lively and fresh, again with pronounced peppery/spicy flavours and a crisp finish. Idiosyncratic, but I personally like the style. Retasted October 1995 showing slightly more aged, earthy/velvety aromas but similar sweet, spicy fruit on the palate. Will live forever.
  48774. 2015Q
  48775. 1995R
  48776. 2015V
  48777. 24/6/98Y
  48778. 24/6/98\
  48779. 2011^
  48780. James Halliday
  48781. 1017C
  48782. 1/10/95D
  48783. Medium to full red; an ultra-distinctive bouquet with strong gamey shiraz varietal character. The palate has identical gamey flavours, which, taken with the dosage, give a quite sweet overall impression. A wine with a tremendous show record.H
  48784. 2015Q
  48785. 1995R
  48786. 2015V
  48787. 24/6/98Y
  48788. 24/6/98\
  48789. 2012^
  48790. James Halliday
  48791. 1018C
  48792. 1/10/96
  48793. "CH20 Burgundy. A wine which took almost 30 years to come into full flower, consistently tasting superbly in the early 1990s. Medium to full red, with sweet, rich, ripe red berry fruit aromas, and a marvellously supple palate, lush and full of dark berries and soft dark chocolate flavours. 
  48794. 24/6/98Y
  48795. 24/6/98\
  48796. 2013^
  48797. James Halliday
  48798. 1019C
  48799. 1/12/94D
  48800. Medium to full purple-red; the clean and smooth bouquet has abundant dark plum and liquorice fruit. The palate is immaculately balanced, with flavours of plum, and no oak forcing.H
  48801. 2010Q
  48802. 2000R
  48803. 2010V
  48804. 24/6/98Y
  48805. 24/6/98\
  48806. 2014^
  48807. James Halliday
  48808. 2000C
  48809. 1/11/95
  48810. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is as sophisticated, fragrant and complex as any of its best predecessors. The palate is perhaps a little lighter than the richest years, with cedary/briary fruit, a hint of spice, finishing with soft tannins and subtle oak.
  48811. 2001Q
  48812. 1997R
  48813. 2001V
  48814. 24/6/98Y
  48815. 24/6/98\
  48816. 2015^
  48817. James Halliday
  48818. 2001C
  48819. 1/11/95
  48820. Medium yellow-green; an ultra-sophisticated and smooth bouquet with melon, fig and mineral fruit aromas, and the oak in admirable restraint. An unforced style on the palate with smooth melon, fig and peach fruit flavours; harmonious, balanced and unforced.
  48821. 1998Q
  48822. 1995R
  48823. 1998V
  48824. 24/6/98Y
  48825. 24/6/98\
  48826. 2016^
  48827. James Halliday
  48828. 2002C
  48829. 1/11/95
  48830. Straw-gold tinged with pink; a complex, potent bready/biscuity bouquet with obvious Pinot Noir influence. The palate is rich, again showing strong Pinot influence with hints of strawberry; a harmonious, full-flavoured and well-balanced wine with an appropriately long finish.
  48831. 1997Q
  48832. 1996R
  48833. 1997V
  48834. 24/6/98Y
  48835. 24/6/98\
  48836. 2017^
  48837. James Halliday
  48838. 2003C
  48839. 1/11/95
  48840. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, firm and fresh bouquet with a complex array of melon, citrus and white peach aromas. On the palate, a fruit-driven style with subtle oak, but the texture, structure and length all invest the wine with complexity.H
  48841. 1999Q
  48842. 1997R
  48843. 1999V
  48844. 24/6/98Y
  48845. 24/6/98\
  48846. 2018^
  48847. James Halliday
  48848. 2004C
  48849. 1/11/95
  48850. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is noticeably ripe and sweet with generous dark berry/blackcurrant fruit. Not a big wine on the palate, but with much more berry sweetness to it than many of the silver award wines; gentle briary/cedary notes also appeal.
  48851. 2001Q
  48852. 1998R
  48853. 2001V
  48854. 24/6/98Y
  48855. 24/6/98\
  48856. 2019^
  48857. James Halliday
  48858. 2005C
  48859. 1/11/95
  48860. Light to medium red-purple; a lively, fragrant, slippery/sappy bouquet leads on to a wine of light to medium weight, with a mix of red fruits with some of the more sappy, briary/cedary characters of the bouquet, finishing with slightly green tannins. A wine of some style.
  48861. 1999Q
  48862. 1996R
  48863. 1999V
  48864. 24/6/98Y
  48865. 24/6/98\
  48866. 2020^
  48867. James Halliday
  48868. 2006C
  48869. 1/11/95D
  48870. Light to medium yellow-green; a tangy and fresh bouquet with distinct citrus aromas and subtle oak. A light-bodied wine on the palate, not intense, but clean, with pleasantly gentle fruit and subtle oak.H
  48871. 1996Q
  48872. 1995R
  48873. 1996V
  48874. 24/6/98Y
  48875. 24/6/98\
  48876. 2021^
  48877. James Halliday
  48878. 2007C
  48879. 1/11/95
  48880. Bright red-purple, the wine yields up its fruit slowly, initially showing earthy/minerally stony characters which are challenging. The palate is tremendously concentrated, with powerful black cherry fruit, slightly edgy oak still integrating, and a long, lingering finish.
  48881. 2004Q
  48882. 1999R
  48883. 2004V
  48884. 24/6/98Y
  48885. 24/6/98\
  48886. 2022^
  48887. James Halliday
  48888. 2008C
  48889. 1/11/95
  48890. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with firm cedary/briary/blackberry fruit and subtle oak. The palate is firm and youthful, well balanced and structured, with generous blackberry fruit surrounded by most attractive sweet oak, finishing with soft tannins.
  48891. 2000Q
  48892. 1997R
  48893. 2000V
  48894. 24/6/98Y
  48895. 24/6/98\
  48896. 2023^
  48897. James Halliday
  48898. 2009C
  48899. 1/11/95
  48900. Light to medium red-purple; an elegant but fairly light bouquet with earthy overtones to the cedary/briary fruit. The palate is of light to medium intensity, clean but distinctly herbaceous, and not the style of wine which particularly appeals to Australian palates. 
  48901. 2000Q
  48902. 1997R
  48903. 2000V
  48904. 24/6/98Y
  48905. 24/6/98\
  48906. 2024^
  48907. James Halliday
  48908. 2010C
  48909. 1/11/95
  48910. )Light yellow-green; a moderately aromatic bouquet with relatively grassy fruit, a hint of custard and then some errant aromas probably deriving from the vintage. There is light, crisp fruit on the palate showing varietal character, albeit a fraction dilute by the normal standards of the vineyard.
  48911. 1996Q
  48912. 1995R
  48913. 1996V
  48914. 24/6/98Y
  48915. 24/6/98\
  48916. 2025^
  48917. James Halliday
  48918. 2011C
  48919. 1/11/95
  48920. +Light to medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium intensity, dominated by citrus and stone fruit aromas; the oak is subtle. A nicely balanced and composed wine on the palate with subtle white peach and melon fruit, just a hint of oak, and with above-average length and intensity on the finish.
  48921. 1998Q
  48922. 1996R
  48923. 1998V
  48924. 24/6/98Y
  48925. 24/6/98\
  48926. 2026^
  48927. James Halliday
  48928. 2012C
  48929. 1/11/95
  48930. FBright red-purple; a fragrant and complex bouquet with a stylish touch of spicy oak alongside fresh red berry fruit. A marvellously structured wine on the palate with finely balanced and integrated tannins; the fruit is not lush, but neither is it green; excellent oak handling and winemaking produce a totally satisfying red.
  48931. 2000Q
  48932. 1998R
  48933. 2000V
  48934. 24/6/98Y
  48935. 24/6/98\
  48936. 2027^
  48937. James Halliday
  48938. 2013C
  48939. 1/11/95
  48940. BMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity, with pronounced lime fruit aromas but no excess botrytis influence. The palate is more towards sp
  48941. tlese than auslese in style; scores so strongly because it is impeccably balanced and elegant, with a particularly long though far from searing finish.
  48942. 1997Q
  48943. 1996R
  48944. 1997V
  48945. 24/6/98Y
  48946. 24/6/98\
  48947. 2028^
  48948. James Halliday
  48949. 2014C
  48950. 1/11/95D
  48951. Medium red-purple; solid, faintly earthy, with some gamey characters of French Burgundy. A solid wine on the palate, but the oak tends to dominate the fruit.H
  48952. 1997Q
  48953. 1996R
  48954. 1997V
  48955. 24/6/98Y
  48956. 24/6/98\
  48957. 2029^
  48958. James Halliday
  48959. 2015C
  48960. 1/11/95D
  48961. Dense red-purple; big, rich earthy/dark berry fruit on the bouquet; the palate has abundant briary/berry fruit with persistent tannins and considerable depth and strength to the structure. Subtle oak handling. H
  48962. 2000Q
  48963. 1998R
  48964. 24/6/98Y
  48965. 24/6/98\
  48966. 2030^
  48967. James Halliday
  48968. 2016C
  48969. 1/11/95D
  48970. An interesting wine, with an unusual combination of tangy grapefruit and more grassy/minty aromas, leading on to a crisp, lively light-bodied palate with subliminal oak influence. H
  48971. 1997Q
  48972. 1995R
  48973. 1997V
  48974. 24/6/98Y
  48975. 24/6/98\
  48976. 2031^
  48977. James Halliday
  48978. 2017C
  48979. 1/11/95
  48980. Medium yellow-green; a complex array of aromas showing the first stages of bottle development, running from herbaceous through to traditional kerosene characters. A full-flavoured wine on the palate with appreciable but acceptable residual sugar to flesh out the finish.
  48981. 1998Q
  48982. 1995R
  48983. 1998V
  48984. 24/6/98Y
  48985. 24/6/98\
  48986. 2032^
  48987. James Halliday
  48988. 2018C
  48989. 1/11/95
  48990. vBrilliantly clear but deep red-purple; a powerful, intense spice, plum and cherry bouquet with fully ripe but not jammy fruit surrounded by subtle oak. The palate shows more of the same, with potent, powerful black cherry and plum fruit and again a touch of spice, seemingly derived as much from fruit as from oak. One of those all-too-rare Pinots which demands bottle age. 
  48991. 2001Q
  48992. 1995R
  48993. 2001V
  48994. 24/6/98Y
  48995. 24/6/98\
  48996. 2033^
  48997. James Halliday
  48998. 2019C
  48999. 1/11/95D
  49000. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, starting to develop a touch of classic kerosene character to go along with the more gentle lime juice of the wine when younger. Both in its youth and now, powerful, but obviously sweet.H
  49001. 2001Q
  49002. 1996R
  49003. 2001V
  49004. 24/6/98Y
  49005. 24/6/98\
  49006. 2034^
  49007. James Halliday
  49008. 2020C
  49009. 1/11/95
  49010. Bright red-purple; a fresh, clean bouquet with berry fruit and nicely balanced and integrated cedary, vanillin oak. The palate is as bright and fresh as the bouquet promises, with juicy sweet fruit flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  49011. 2000Q
  49012. 1997R
  49013. 2000V
  49014. 24/6/98Y
  49015. 24/6/98\
  49016. 2035^
  49017. James Halliday
  49018. 2023C
  49019. 1/11/95
  49020. ,Medium purple-red; an exceptional bouquet with abundant cinammon-spice and black cherry aromas; oak evident but in restraint. The palate is similarly exotic and spicy with tangy/foresty flavours, and a pleasant but not excessive tweak of acid on the finish. Much more piercing than the 
  49021. 94 Ata Rangi.
  49022. 1998Q
  49023. 1996R
  49024. 1998V
  49025. 24/6/98Y
  49026. 24/6/98\
  49027. 2036^
  49028. James Halliday
  49029. 2024C
  49030. 1/2/95
  49031. Light to medium yellow-green; rich and ripe gooseberry aromas are dominant, but are cut by a touch of herbaceousness. The palate is complex, with flavours in the more tropical gooseberry/passionfruit spectrum, and a long finish.H
  49032. 1996Q
  49033. 1995R
  49034. 1996V
  49035. 24/6/98Y
  49036. 24/6/98\
  49037. 2037^
  49038. James Halliday
  49039. 2024C
  49040. 1/12/96
  49041. Medium yellow-green; very much in the mould of the best of the Gladstone sauvignon blancs, with masses of ripe gooseberry/tropical fruit on the bouquet, and a roundness and richness to the palate, with flavours in the gooseberry/passionfruit/tropical spectrum.  
  49042. Export
  49043. 98 bookH
  49044. 2000Q
  49045. 1997R
  49046. 2000V
  49047. 24/6/98Y
  49048. 24/6/98\
  49049. 2038^
  49050. James Halliday
  49051. 2025C
  49052. 1/2/95
  49053. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp, citrussy bouquet with distinct notes of herb and thyme. The wine literally tingles on the palate with lemon sherbet flavours leading on to more tropical characters on the mid-palate, and then turning back to crisp, zingy acid on the finish.
  49054. 2004Q
  49055. 1996R
  49056. 2004V
  49057. 24/6/98Y
  49058. 24/6/98\
  49059. 2039^
  49060. James Halliday
  49061. 2026C
  49062. 1/11/95D
  49063. Medium to full red-purple; multifaceted aromas ranging from earthy through to fragrant red berry, and a question mark over the oak. Lively and fresh on the palate with slippery, slightly stalky/green fruit flavours and soft tannins. H
  49064. 2000Q
  49065. 1997R
  49066. 2000V
  49067. 24/6/98Y
  49068. 24/6/98\
  49069. 2040^
  49070. James Halliday
  49071. 2027C
  49072. 1/11/95
  49073. Brilliant, light yellow-green; a very fragrant, elegant and fresh bouquet with lime and citrus aromas leads on to a tight, extremely long and beautifully balanced palate, carrying the residual sugar with ease, and indeed needing it to balance the acid and low pH.
  49074. 2004Q
  49075. 1996R
  49076. 2004V
  49077. 24/6/98Y
  49078. 24/6/98\
  49079. 2041^
  49080. James Halliday
  49081. 2028C
  49082. 1/11/95
  49083. GMedium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with many things going on including some structured minerally/malolactic aromas together with tangy fruit and obvious but not aggressive oak. The palate is holding well with elements of citrus and mint, leading on to honeydew/melon on the mid-palate; well structured and balanced.
  49084. 1997Q
  49085. 1995R
  49086. 1997V
  49087. 24/6/98Y
  49088. 24/6/98\
  49089. 2042^
  49090. James Halliday
  49091. 2029C
  49092. 1/11/95
  49093. 0Medium yellow-green; opulent five-spice/nutmeg aromas with hints of peach and the complexity which one finds in Alsace. A totally delicious wine in the mouth with abundant varietal flavour and character producing length and weight, yet without the oily tannins which so frequently disfigure this variety.
  49094. 2000Q
  49095. 1995R
  49096. 2000V
  49097. 24/6/98Y
  49098. 24/6/98\
  49099. 2043^
  49100. James Halliday
  49101. 2029C
  49102. 1/11/95
  49103. Medium yellow-green; still relatively closed, with peach and spice in the background, and a hint of matchstick which will presumably disappear with age. Early in its life looked much finer than the 
  49104. 94, with gentle spice/lychee fruit, but will no doubt develop more opulence in bottle.
  49105. 2001Q
  49106. 1996R
  49107. 2001V
  49108. 24/6/98Y
  49109. 24/6/98\
  49110. 2044^
  49111. James Halliday
  49112. 2030C
  49113. 1/11/95
  49114. Light to medium yellow-green; an elegant bouquet with riper tropical/gooseberry fruit aromas tinged with spice. A full-flavoured but not aggressive wine on the palate with that touch of cinnamon spice again adding complexity.H
  49115. 1996Q
  49116. 1995R
  49117. 1996V
  49118. 24/6/98Y
  49119. 24/6/98\
  49120. 2045^
  49121. James Halliday
  49122. 2030C
  49123. 1/11/95
  49124. Light yellow-straw; a crisp, faintly tart bouquet with a lemony twist typical of the vintage. Much more mouthfeel and weight than many wines of the year, again showing some of those lemony flavours with a lingering finish. Near the top of its class 1995 Air New Zealand Wine Awards.
  49125. 1997Q
  49126. 1996R
  49127. 1997V
  49128. 24/6/98Y
  49129. 24/6/98\
  49130. 2046^
  49131. James Halliday
  49132. 2030C
  49133. 1/10/96
  49134. /Light green-yellow; an exceptionally intense bouquet with pristine, powerful herbaceous fruit. The palate is equivalently concentrated and powerful, but shows more ripe fruit characters than the bouquet suggests, with mouthfilling gooseberry fruit, and impeccable acid balance. Another outstanding wine.
  49135. Export
  49136. 98 bookH
  49137. 2007Q
  49138. 1998R
  49139. 2007V
  49140. 24/6/98Y
  49141. 24/6/98\
  49142. 2047^
  49143. James Halliday
  49144. 2031C
  49145. 1/11/95
  49146. Light to medium yellow-green; strong malolactic/barrel-ferment influences on the bouquet subdue the fruit somewhat but the wine works much better in the mouth, with attractive, gently creamy/toasty flavours and textures, and soft, rounded fruit woven through.
  49147. 1997Q
  49148. 1995R
  49149. 1997V
  49150. 24/6/98Y
  49151. 24/6/98\
  49152. 2048^
  49153. James Halliday
  49154. 2032C
  49155. 1/11/95
  49156. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with good fruit and oak balance, the former in the stone fruit/fig/melon range. The palate is smooth, with nectarine/white peach fruit and subtle oak on a long finish. Fully deserved its 1995 National Wine Show, Australia, silver medal.
  49157. 1998Q
  49158. 1996R
  49159. 1998V
  49160. 24/6/98Y
  49161. 24/6/98\
  49162. 2049^
  49163. James Halliday
  49164. 2032C
  49165. 1/1/97
  49166. AMedium yellow-green; a smooth, stylish and rich bouquet which is extraordinarily complex for a wine made without oak. The palate, too, has both texture and structure, with gentle white peach fruit, and creamy notes from the malolactic fermentation. Considerably more interesting than most Australian unwooded Chardonnays.
  49167. export
  49168. 98 bookH
  49169. 1998Q
  49170. 1997R
  49171. 1998V
  49172. 24/6/98Y
  49173. 24/6/98\
  49174. 2050^
  49175. James Halliday
  49176. 2033C
  49177. 1/11/95
  49178. 5Medium to full yellow-green; an exceptionally complex and rich wine on the bouquet with some Burgundian solids fermentation characters, and many things going on. A structured wine on the palate, fruit-driven but starting to show considerable bottle development, and drying out ever so slightly on the finish. 
  49179. 1997Q
  49180. 1996R
  49181. 1997V
  49182. 24/6/98Y
  49183. 24/6/98\
  49184. 2051^
  49185. James Halliday
  49186. 2033C
  49187. 1/11/95D
  49188. Light green-yellow; a relatively restrained bouquet with melon and white peach fruit; subtle oak. A wine which absolutely shines on the palate, long, intense and lively with citrus-accented fruit, good acidity and subtle barrel-ferment oak flavours.H
  49189. 1997Q
  49190. 1996R
  49191. 1997V
  49192. 24/6/98Y
  49193. 24/6/98\
  49194. 2052^
  49195. James Halliday
  49196. 2033C
  49197. 1/1/97
  49198. Glowing yellow-green; a rich complex wine on the bouquet showing excellent handling and integration of high-quality oak. The palate, too, rides primarily on the oak, although there is fruit there to sustain the oak, and the overall mouthfeel is pleasing and balanced.
  49199. export
  49200. 98 bookH
  49201. 1999Q
  49202. 1997R
  49203. 1999V
  49204. 24/6/98Y
  49205. 24/6/98\
  49206. 2053^
  49207. James Halliday
  49208. 2034C
  49209. 1/11/95
  49210. <Medium yellow-green; a fine and elegant bouquet, like the palate showing the full gamut of modern winemaking techniques, yet retaining finesse and elegance. The oak input is very evident, but not aggressive, the finish long and without excess phenolics. All in all, a light-year in front of the wines of bygone days.
  49211. 1998Q
  49212. 1996R
  49213. 1998V
  49214. 24/6/98Y
  49215. 24/6/98\
  49216. 2054^
  49217. James Halliday
  49218. 2035C
  49219. 1/11/95
  49220. Medium red-purple; a clean, firm, fruit-driven bouquet showing earthy/herbaceous varietal character. The palate precisely replicates the bouquet, firm and clean, but with the oak still to fully integrate.H
  49221. 1999Q
  49222. 1997R
  49223. 1999V
  49224. 24/6/98Y
  49225. 24/6/98\
  49226. 2055^
  49227. James Halliday
  49228. 2036C
  49229. 1/11/95D
  49230. Bright, light yellow-green; fragrant, highly aromatic, floral/lime fruit aromas. An exceptionally fine and elegant wine on the palate with crisp lemon and lime flavours and a long, dry finish.H
  49231. 2002Q
  49232. 1996R
  49233. 2002V
  49234. 24/6/98Y
  49235. 24/6/98\
  49236. 2056^
  49237. James Halliday
  49238. 2037C
  49239. 1/11/95D
  49240. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is firm with fractionally sharp oak which does not sit entirely easily with the fruit. On the palate, firm and powerful, with dark cherry/cherry stone fruit flavours, but the oak continues to dominate.H
  49241. 1996Q
  49242. 1995R
  49243. 1996V
  49244. 24/6/98Y
  49245. 24/6/98\
  49246. 2057^
  49247. James Halliday
  49248. 2038C
  49249. 1/11/95
  49250. <Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with hints of passionfruit and gooseberry, and spotlessly clean. The palate is clean and crisp, with those echoes of redcurrant which New Zealand winemakers and writers often see in Sauvignon Blanc, and with a longer finish than one normally expects from the vintage.
  49251. 1997Q
  49252. 1996R
  49253. 1997V
  49254. 24/6/98Y
  49255. 24/6/98\
  49256. 2058^
  49257. James Halliday
  49258. 2038C
  49259. 1/1/97D
  49260. Light to medium yellow-green; a light but fragrant bouquet with tropical/passionfruit aromas leads into a crisp, clean palate with flavours tending more herbal than the bouquet, but nonetheless well balanced, and with good length.E
  49261. export
  49262. 98 bookH
  49263. 1998Q
  49264. 1997R
  49265. 1998V
  49266. 24/6/98Y
  49267. 24/6/98\
  49268. 2059^
  49269. James Halliday
  49270. 2040C
  49271. 1/11/95
  49272. Full red-purple; a ripe, rich essencey berry bouquet leads on to a ripe, generously flavoured palate with a mix of sweet red berry and mint fruit, with substantial tannins on the finish. None of the dreaded New Zealand greens are evident.H
  49273. 2001Q
  49274. 1997R
  49275. 2001V
  49276. 24/6/98Y
  49277. 24/6/98\
  49278. 2060^
  49279. James Halliday
  49280. 2041C
  49281. 1/11/95
  49282. Deep yellow; the bouquet is rich with pronounced nutty/oak/butterscotch overtones to the figgy fruit. The palate is as complex as the bouquet suggests, rich, nutty and buttery. A highly worked wine which might have been better still with a touch more bright fruit.
  49283. 1998Q
  49284. 1996R
  49285. 1998V
  49286. 24/6/98Y
  49287. 24/6/98\
  49288. 2061^
  49289. James Halliday
  49290. 2042C
  49291. 1/11/95D
  49292. Medium yellow-green; a tight, citrussy/lime/melon accented bouquet leads on to a clean, fresh palate with white peach and melon fruit the driving force. The oak influence is subtle throughout. H
  49293. 1998Q
  49294. 1998V
  49295. 24/6/98Y
  49296. 24/6/98\
  49297. 2062^
  49298. James Halliday
  49299. 2043C
  49300. 1/11/95D
  49301. Light yellow-green; a clean, tangy fresh bouquet leads on to a lively tangy/appley palate with a slightly metallic acid finish.H
  49302. 1997Q
  49303. 1996R
  49304. 1997V
  49305. 24/6/98Y
  49306. 24/6/98\
  49307. 2063^
  49308. James Halliday
  49309. 2043C
  49310. 1/10/96D
  49311. Light to medium green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet with a spectrum of aromas running from gooseberry/herbal through to tropical passionfruit.  The palate is pleasant and restrained; there are more tropical flavours balanced by crisp acidity.E
  49312. Export
  49313. 98 bookH
  49314. 1998Q
  49315. 1997R
  49316. 1998V
  49317. 24/6/98Y
  49318. 24/6/98\
  49319. 2064^
  49320. James Halliday
  49321. 2044C
  49322. 1/11/95D
  49323. Medium yellow-green; a high-toned bouquet with charry oak and melon fruit well balanced and integrated. A classy wine on the palate, with length and elegance, showing the stylish use of oak together with tight melon/citrus fruit. H
  49324. 1999Q
  49325. 1996R
  49326. 1999V
  49327. 24/6/98Y
  49328. 24/6/98\
  49329. 2065^
  49330. James Halliday
  49331. 2045C
  49332. 1/11/95D
  49333. Light to medium yellow-green; distinct wild herb overtones to nectarine-tinged fruit. A relatively firm palate with herbal/citrus flavours, subtle oak and a slightly biscuity finish suggesting relatively low levels of residual sulphur dioxide. H
  49334. 1996Q
  49335. 1995R
  49336. 1996V
  49337. 24/6/98Y
  49338. 24/6/98\
  49339. 2066^
  49340. James Halliday
  49341. 2046C
  49342. 1/11/95
  49343. Medium red-purple; an intense bouquet with complex cedary/briary notes to the dark plum fruit. On the palate, long, powerfully structured and with lingering tannins. An interesting demonstration of how far Marlborough Pinot Noir can go in terms of power and extract.
  49344. 1997Q
  49345. 1995R
  49346. 1997V
  49347. 24/6/98Y
  49348. 24/6/98\
  49349. 2067^
  49350. James Halliday
  49351. 2047C
  49352. 1/11/95
  49353. (Light to medium yellow-green; a relatively light minerally/stony bouquet with a touch of malolactic influence. The palate is similarly restrained, with light, stony fruit and subtle oak. Seems to be made precisely in accordance with Mark Rattray
  49354. s expressed philosophy of avoiding tropical fruit.
  49355. 1998Q
  49356. 1995R
  49357. 1998V
  49358. 24/6/98Y
  49359. 24/6/98\
  49360. 2068^
  49361. James Halliday
  49362. 2048C
  49363. 1/11/95D
  49364. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, almost polished bouquet with powerful cherry/cherry pip aromas. The palate is similarly clean with quite powerful cherry flavours, subtle oak, and a fractionally hard finish.H
  49365. 1997Q
  49366. 1995R
  49367. 1997V
  49368. 24/6/98Y
  49369. 24/6/98\
  49370. 2069^
  49371. James Halliday
  49372. 2049C
  49373. 1/11/95
  49374. Medium red-purple; a clean, fragrant stylish bouquet with red berry and cedar aromas; the palate is very harmonious, with more of those redcurrant and cedar flavours. The tannins and oak are both balanced and integrated.H
  49375. 2001Q
  49376. 1996R
  49377. 2001V
  49378. 24/6/98Y
  49379. 24/6/98\
  49380. 2070^
  49381. James Halliday
  49382. 2050C
  49383. 1/11/95D
  49384. Developed medium to full yellow-green; a rich, generous relatively developed bouquet of some complexity. The palate is rich with ripe, peachy mouthfilling fruit. Lots of immediately accessible flavour for immediate enjoyment. H
  49385. 1996Q
  49386. 1995R
  49387. 1996V
  49388. 24/6/98Y
  49389. 24/6/98\
  49390. 2071^
  49391. James Halliday
  49392. 2051C
  49393. 1/11/95D
  49394. Light yellow-green; crisp and clean with tangy/herbaceous fruit aromas and no tropical characters whatsoever. The palate is clean, delicate and fresh with a surprisingly long, crisp finish. Not a heavyweight, but lively.H
  49395. 1996Q
  49396. 1995R
  49397. 1996V
  49398. 24/6/98Y
  49399. 24/6/98\
  49400. 2072^
  49401. James Halliday
  49402. 2052C
  49403. 1/11/95
  49404. Light yellow-green; fragrant lime and passionfruit aromas with an attractive touch of spice. The palate is fresh, toasty and crisp, with an array of flavours running from lime to spice. Perfectly balanced and will age superbly in the manner of the 
  49405. 89, which is still developing.
  49406. 2001Q
  49407. 1996R
  49408. 2001V
  49409. 24/6/98Y
  49410. 24/6/98\
  49411. 2073^
  49412. James Halliday
  49413. 2052C
  49414. 1/10/96
  49415. Light to medium straw-yellow; a complex bouquet with a mix of mineral and herb characters together with softer citrus/lime aromas. The palate inclines more to the latter with soft lime-accented fruit, with echoes of passionfruit and peach. A delicious mouthful.
  49416. Export
  49417. 98 bookH
  49418. 2004Q
  49419. 1999R
  49420. 2004V
  49421. 24/6/98Y
  49422. 24/6/98\
  49423. 2074^
  49424. James Halliday
  49425. 2053C
  49426. 1/11/95
  49427. :Medium to full yellow-green; a complex and tangy bouquet with some bready/yeasty notes but primarily driven by attractive cool-grown chardonnay. The palate is of medium to full weight with obvious yeasty autolysis characters giving creamy aspects to the tangy fruit; well-balanced acid on a long, lingering finish.
  49428. 1995Q
  49429. 1994R
  49430. 1995V
  49431. 24/6/98Y
  49432. 24/6/98\
  49433. 2075^
  49434. James Halliday
  49435. 2053C
  49436. 1/11/95D
  49437. Medium to full yellow; soft, toasty/buttery bouquet showing some development. A big, fleshy style on the palate with lots of toasty flavours; faintly phenolic overall.H
  49438. 1996Q
  49439. 1995R
  49440. 1996V
  49441. 24/6/98Y
  49442. 24/6/98\
  49443. 2076^
  49444. James Halliday
  49445. 2053C
  49446. 1/1/98D
  49447. Glowing yellow-green; a clean bouquet with strong toasty/bready, yet crisp, fruit. The palate is complex and well balanced with creamy/nutty/toasty flavours, yet not obviously oaky. Good finish and balance.H
  49448. 1999Q
  49449. 1998R
  49450. 24/6/98W
  49451. 99 bookY
  49452. 24/6/98\
  49453. 2077^
  49454. 2053w
  49455. James Halliday
  49456. 2054C
  49457. 1/11/95D
  49458. Bright medium green-yellow; a solid bouquet with melon and peach fruit, and quite obvious oak. There are plenty of clean, sweet peachy flavours on the palate, with the oak still integrating. Silver medal 1995 Air New Zealand Wine Awards.H
  49459. 1996Q
  49460. 1995R
  49461. 1996V
  49462. 24/6/98Y
  49463. 24/6/98\
  49464. 2078^
  49465. James Halliday
  49466. 2055C
  49467. 1/11/95D
  49468. Glowing yellow-green; an extremely rich and complex bouquet with abundant ripe fruit and lots of toasty, hazelnut and cashew aromas. The palate is unequivocally full-bodied, but not heavy or clumsy.H
  49469. 1998Q
  49470. 1995R
  49471. 1998V
  49472. 24/6/98Y
  49473. 24/6/98\
  49474. 2079^
  49475. James Halliday
  49476. 2056C
  49477. 1/11/95
  49478. Light yellow-green, bright and fresh; a discreet and light bouquet, amazingly youthful, with melon and citrus aromas. The palate delivers precisely what the bouquet promises, with hints of melon and citrus fruit; elegant and harmonious, with a deliciously long and gently crisp finish.
  49479. 1998Q
  49480. 1997R
  49481. 1998V
  49482. 24/6/98Y
  49483. 24/6/98\
  49484. 2080^
  49485. James Halliday
  49486. 2057C
  49487. 1/1/97D
  49488. Pale straw-pink; a complex, dry bready/yeasty autolysed bouquet leads on to a firm, complex palate with a mix of strawberry and biscuity flavours, and an apparently dry finish which enormously adds to the appeal of the wine.E
  49489. Export
  49490. 98 bookH
  49491. 1998Q
  49492. 1997R
  49493. 1998V
  49494. 24/6/98Y
  49495. 24/6/98\
  49496. 2081^
  49497. James Halliday
  49498. 2057C
  49499. 1/11/95
  49500. Fine mousse with a pale, bright green-yellow colour. A complex, tangy, racy bouquet with some autolysis characters showing, but by no means heavy. The palate is tight and youthful, with a whisker of toasty/biscuity pinot noir showing, and a crisp finish.H
  49501. 1997Q
  49502. 1996R
  49503. 1997V
  49504. 24/6/98Y
  49505. 24/6/98\
  49506. 2082^
  49507. James Halliday
  49508. 2058C
  49509. 1/10/95
  49510. MGlowing yellow-green; rich, complex with most attractive bottle-developed characters and obvious but well-handled oak. An outstanding example of a fully developed Chardonnay, big rich and multi-flavoured, and which was the only mature Chardonnay to show well 
  49511.  indeed brilliantly 
  49512.  at the 1996 Sydney International Wine Competition. 
  49513. 1997Q
  49514. 1994R
  49515. 1997V
  49516. 24/6/98Y
  49517. 24/6/98\
  49518. 2083^
  49519. James Halliday
  49520. 2058C
  49521. 1/11/95
  49522. Deep, glowing yellow-green; a full, complex bouquet in which the peach and ripe fig fruit flavours lead the way. There is slightly more spicy oak on the palate than the bouquet, but not to the point of excess. The wine is very full, with a firm but not phenolic finish. 
  49523. 1999Q
  49524. 1996R
  49525. 1999V
  49526. 24/6/98Y
  49527. 24/6/98\
  49528. 2084^
  49529. James Halliday
  49530. 2058C
  49531. 1/1/97
  49532. Glowing yellow-green; an outstanding bouquet with rich melon/fig fruit backed by a range of gently nutty/creamy characters. The palate is luscious and mouthfilling, but very well balanced, and possessing as much concentration as a top Margaret River Chardonnay. 
  49533. Export
  49534. 98 bookH
  49535. 2000Q
  49536. 1997R
  49537. 2000V
  49538. 24/6/98Y
  49539. 24/6/98\
  49540. 2085^
  49541. James Halliday
  49542. 2061C
  49543. 1/11/95
  49544. Medium to full yellow-green; highly aromatic, with some citrus/lemon peel, a hint of orange blossom and a touch of yeast autolysis. A lively, citrussy/lemony tangy palate with some biscuity characters, finishing with crisp acidity.H
  49545. 1998Q
  49546. 1997R
  49547. 1998V
  49548. 24/6/98Y
  49549. 24/6/98\
  49550. 2086^
  49551. James Halliday
  49552. 2062C
  49553. 1/11/95
  49554. &Medium yellow-green; sophisticated smoky French oak surrounds nectarine and citrus aromas with just a trace of mintiness. A textured wine on the palate showing the influence of the 30% taken through malolactic fermentation, with creamy toasty flavours, and the edge taken off the primary fruit.
  49555. 1996Q
  49556. 1995R
  49557. 1996V
  49558. 24/6/98Y
  49559. 24/6/98\
  49560. 2087^
  49561. James Halliday
  49562. 2063C
  49563. 1/11/95
  49564. Medium yellow-green; curiously, much richer than the 
  49565. 94, seemingly due to factors beyond simple bottle development. A powerful wine on the palate, nicely balanced and concentrated, suggesting cool years in Nelson do remarkably well with this variety.H
  49566. 2000Q
  49567. 1995R
  49568. 2000V
  49569. 24/6/98Y
  49570. 24/6/98\
  49571. 2088^
  49572. James Halliday
  49573. 2063C
  49574. 1/11/95D
  49575. Light yellow-green; a light, floral/toasty bouquet with a hint of volatile lift. The palate is super-intense, with Germanic lime juice flavours, finishing with potent acidity.H
  49576. 2001Q
  49577. 1996R
  49578. 2001V
  49579. 24/6/98Y
  49580. 24/6/98\
  49581. 2089^
  49582. James Halliday
  49583. 2064C
  49584. 1/11/95D
  49585. Light yellow-straw; more fragrant than the 
  49586. 95, with tangy/citrussy fruit on both bouquet and palate; lively, long and toasty in the mouth, with a combination of riper and more herbaceous/asparagus fruit, and an incredibly long finish. All class.H
  49587. 1996Q
  49588. 1995R
  49589. 1996V
  49590. 24/6/98Y
  49591. 24/6/98\
  49592. James Halliday
  49593. 2064C
  49594. 1/11/95
  49595. 4Light to medium yellow-green; unexpectedly developed and slightly blurred fruit aromas, with hints of tobacco leaf, yet also more concentrated than one might expect. In the mouth, a really powerful wine, altogether surprising with mid-palate grapefruit flavours. All in all, utterly belies its 10.5% alcohol.
  49596. 1997Q
  49597. 1996R
  49598. 1997V
  49599. 24/6/98Y
  49600. 24/6/98\
  49601. 2091^
  49602. James Halliday
  49603. 2064C
  49604. 1/1/97D
  49605. Light yellow-green; a powerful, firm, clean and crisp bouquet, tending herbal/mineral. After a deceptively light and easy entry to the mouth, the power catches up on the back palate and an ultra-long finish.E
  49606. Export
  49607. 98 bookH
  49608. 1998Q
  49609. 1997R
  49610. 1998V
  49611. 24/6/98Y
  49612. 24/6/98\
  49613. 2092^
  49614. James Halliday
  49615. 2065C
  49616. 1/11/95
  49617. Deep red-purple; full, ripe dark berry/briary/blackcurrant fruit bursts through on both bouquet and palate. The overall impression is a ripely sweet wine with ample but not aggressive soft tannins to add structure to the fruit.H
  49618. 2001Q
  49619. 1997R
  49620. 2001V
  49621. 24/6/98Y
  49622. 24/6/98\
  49623. 2093^
  49624. James Halliday
  49625. 2066C
  49626. 1/11/95D
  49627. Pale straw-green; a powerful bouquet with a mix of herbaceous, passionfruit, capsicum and gooseberry fruit aromas which lead on to a crisp and clean, generously flavoured palate in a citrus/herbaceous mould, with a long finish. H
  49628. 1997Q
  49629. 1995R
  49630. 1997V
  49631. 24/6/98Y
  49632. 24/6/98\
  49633. 2094^
  49634. James Halliday
  49635. 2066C
  49636. 1/10/96
  49637. Light to medium straw-green; a typically powerful and concentrated bouquet with that mix of herbal and sweeter fruit which is the hallmark of the estate. As in 
  49638. 95, a very generously flavoured and structured palate, round and mouthfilling, but in no way coarse or heavy.  
  49639. Export
  49640. 98 bookH
  49641. 2001Q
  49642. 1998R
  49643. 2001V
  49644. 24/6/98Y
  49645. 24/6/98\
  49646. 2095^
  49647. James Halliday
  49648. 2067C
  49649. 1/11/95
  49650. 1Medium red-purple; attractive, fragrant and fresh cherry/plum varietal fruit to the fore, backed by subtle oak. In the mouth the wine has all that one could seek in terms of varietal character, flavour, structure and mouthfeel, with foresty/plummy flavours, subtle oak and an appropriately velvety finish.
  49651. 1996Q
  49652. 1995R
  49653. 1996V
  49654. 24/6/98Y
  49655. 24/6/98\
  49656. 2096^
  49657. James Halliday
  49658. 2068C
  49659. 1/11/95
  49660. .Medium yellow-green; clean, quite complex and distinctly ripe with melon rather than herbaceous fruit. The textured, multiflavoured palate has far more sweet fruit than many of the Christchurch region white wines, with lovely richness to the mid to back palate. Sophisticated and successful winemaking.
  49661. 1998Q
  49662. 1996R
  49663. 1998V
  49664. 24/6/98Y
  49665. 24/6/98\
  49666. 2097^
  49667. James Halliday
  49668. 2069C
  49669. 1/11/95
  49670. >Light to medium red-purple; a clean, fresh herbaceous bouquet strongly reminiscent of the wines of Chinon in the Loire Valley. The palate delivers precisely what the bouquet promises, and in its context, is very attractive. The Maestro top-end version of the same blend is distinctly riper, fuller, sweeter and richer.
  49671. 1998Q
  49672. 1996R
  49673. 1998V
  49674. 24/6/98Y
  49675. 24/6/98\
  49676. 2098^
  49677. James Halliday
  49678. 2070C
  49679. 1/11/95D
  49680. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite intense, with an array of tropical lime and honey aromas leading on to an exceptionally luscious, flavoursome palate in which the residual sugar certainly shows through, but leaves the fruit core intact.H
  49681. 2000Q
  49682. 1996R
  49683. 2000V
  49684. 24/6/98Y
  49685. 24/6/98\
  49686. 2099^
  49687. James Halliday
  49688. 2071C
  49689. 1/11/95
  49690. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe, full plummy bouquet in what I call a 
  49691. high gloss
  49692.  style. The palate is a mix of solidly ripe plummy fruit and more sappy/stalky characters, interesting given that there are no whole bunches used in the ferment. H
  49693. 1997Q
  49694. 1995R
  49695. 1997V
  49696. 24/6/98Y
  49697. 24/6/98\
  49698. 2100^
  49699. James Halliday
  49700. 2072C
  49701. 1/11/95
  49702. Medium yellow-green; a complex nutty/oaky bouquet with both malolactic fermentation and barrel fermentation characters evident. The palate shows similar winemaker thumbprints, with nutty/creamy flavours and textures, and the primary fruit thoroughly subdued.
  49703. 1998Q
  49704. 1996R
  49705. 1998V
  49706. 24/6/98Y
  49707. 24/6/98\
  49708. 2101^
  49709. James Halliday
  49710. 2073C
  49711. 1/11/95D
  49712. Light to medium yellow-green; a soft, slightly blurred tropical bouquet leads on to a round, easy soft wine on the palate with pleasant fruit of light to medium intensity. H
  49713. 1996Q
  49714. 1995R
  49715. 1996V
  49716. 24/6/98
  49717. 24/6/98\
  49718. 2102^
  49719. James Halliday
  49720. 2074C
  49721. 1/11/95D
  49722. Medium red-purple; a light, fragrant and fresh bouquet with subtle oak leads on to a light, distinctly sappy style on the palate with light strawberry and cherry flavours; well put together but not for cellaring.H
  49723. 1997Q
  49724. 1995R
  49725. 1997V
  49726. 24/6/98Y
  49727. 24/6/98\
  49728. 2103^
  49729. James Halliday
  49730. 2075C
  49731. 1/11/95
  49732. Light to medium yellow-green; a light but stylish bouquet showing quite pronounced malolactic fermentation influences and subtle oak. The palate is crisp and clean, again with light fruit, and again with the malolactic influence quite evident in the nutty, faintly spicy, figgy palate.
  49733. 1997Q
  49734. 1995R
  49735. 1997V
  49736. 24/6/98Y
  49737. 24/6/98\
  49738. 2104^
  49739. James Halliday
  49740. 2076C
  49741. 1/11/95
  49742. Light to medium yellow-green; a light bouquet with minerally/stony aromas in a French Chablis style. The palate has similar light minerally/stony flavours, with some malolactic influence evident, and subtle oak. European in look and feel.H
  49743. 1997Q
  49744. 1995R
  49745. 1997V
  49746. 24/6/98Y
  49747. 24/6/98\
  49748. 2105^
  49749. James Halliday
  49750. 2077C
  49751. 1/11/95D
  49752. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid, lime-accented bouquet leads on to a powerful wine with masses of extract and an imposing, tart, dry lingering finish. H
  49753. 2001Q
  49754. 1996R
  49755. 2001V
  49756. 24/6/98Y
  49757. 24/6/98\
  49758. 2106^
  49759. James Halliday
  49760. 2078C
  49761. 1/11/95
  49762. <Medium to full yellow-green; a complex array of toasty/bready/mealy aromas showing the malolactic fermentation influence on the base wine, and also hinting at a touch of oak. The palate is more lively and fruity than the bouquet suggests it will be, with citrussy flavours, and a clean, tangy finish. A useful wine. 
  49763. 1995Q
  49764. 1994R
  49765. 1995V
  49766. 24/6/98Y
  49767. 24/6/98\
  49768. 2107^
  49769. James Halliday
  49770. 2079C
  49771. 1/11/94D
  49772. Medium yellow-green; masses of toasty/spicy oak on a complex buttery/nutty bouquet and palate. There are lots of mouthfilling toasty/mealy flavours, but the wine is not too sweet.H
  49773. 1996Q
  49774. 1995R
  49775. 1996V
  49776. 24/6/98Y
  49777. 24/6/98\
  49778. 2108^
  49779. James Halliday
  49780. 2079C
  49781. 1/1/97D
  49782. Glowing yellow-green; many things are happening throughout this wine, with complex, five-spice edges to rather more abrasive fruit suggesting barrel fermentation at ambient temperatures. A powerful and long palate, with grip on the finish.H
  49783. 1998Q
  49784. 1997R
  49785. 1998V
  49786. 24/6/98Y
  49787. 24/6/98\
  49788. 2109^
  49789. James Halliday
  49790. 2079C
  49791. 1/4/97
  49792. Medium yellow-green; the oak is fairly pronounced on the bouquet, with charry nuances and nutty malolactic fermentation characters.  A wine which works very well on the palate, showing sophisticated winemaking; rounded, creamy/nutty flavours run throughout, with evident but well-balanced oak. Retasted September 
  49793. 97 and has developed rapidly into a very complex, almost French-accented, wine with what seems to be a touch of botrytis making its presence felt.
  49794. export
  49795. 98 bookH
  49796. 1998K
  49797. 1997R
  49798. 1998T
  49799. ChangedV
  49800. 24/6/98Y
  49801. 24/6/98\
  49802. 2110^
  49803. James Halliday
  49804. 2080C
  49805. 1/11/95D
  49806. Light yellow-green; some herbaceous aspects to the fruit which is scented, but with no oak obvious. The palate is as concentrated as one might expect, with considerable length and punchy acidity. H
  49807. 1998Q
  49808. 1996R
  49809. 1998V
  49810. 24/6/98Y
  49811. 24/6/98\
  49812. 2111^
  49813. James Halliday
  49814. 2081C
  49815. 1/11/95
  49816. Very light green-yellow; clean, fragrant stone fruit aromas lead on to a pleasantly flavoured and balanced wine with attractive fruit salad flavours, and no hint of oak.H
  49817. 2000Q
  49818. 1996R
  49819. 2000V
  49820. 24/6/98Y
  49821. 24/6/98\
  49822. 2112^
  49823. James Halliday
  49824. 2082C
  49825. 1/11/95D
  49826. Light to medium yellow-green; a citrussy/lemony bouquet with obvious new oak influence leads on to a palate which is dominated by powerful oak. May settle down with more time.H
  49827. 1998Q
  49828. 1996R
  49829. 1998V
  49830. 24/6/98Y
  49831. 24/6/98\
  49832. 2113^
  49833. James Halliday
  49834. 2083C
  49835. 1/11/95
  49836. )Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium to full intensity with cherry, berry and plum (the latter dominant) backed by hints of spice. The palate has good flavour and length, with plum, dark cherry and all-spice flavours, finishing with soft tannins. Quite certainly, a return to form.
  49837. 1998Q
  49838. 1996R
  49839. 1998V
  49840. 24/6/98Y
  49841. 24/6/98\
  49842. 2114^
  49843. James Halliday
  49844. 2085C
  49845. 1/1/96
  49846. Medium to full yellow-green; a stylish, smooth bouquet with delicate peachy fruit, a hint of malolactic fermentation and subtle oak; none of those jungle/forced characters of lesser New Zealand Chardonnays. On the palate, shows pronounced creamy/nutty malolactic fermentation characters reminiscent of Australia
  49847. s Mornington Peninsula. A stylised and stylish wine, helped by a tweak of acid on the finish. 
  49848. 1998Q
  49849. 1996R
  49850. 1998V
  49851. 24/6/98Y
  49852. 24/6/98\
  49853. 2115^
  49854. James Halliday
  49855. 2085C
  49856. 1/1/97
  49857. Medium to full yellow-green; a clean and generous bouquet with unusually ripe white peach aromas. There are more of those ripe, peach fruit flavours on the palate, which has a fleshy sweetness on the middle, but finishes pleasantly (and appropriately) dry.
  49858. Export
  49859. 98 bookH
  49860. 1999Q
  49861. 1997R
  49862. 1999V
  49863. 24/6/98Y
  49864. 24/6/98\
  49865. 2116^
  49866. James Halliday
  49867. 2086C
  49868. 1/11/95
  49869. Medium yellow-green; a marvellously stylish wine with melon, white peach and fig fruit interwoven with subtle oak. A very long and harmonious palate with elegant yet intense fruit in the same flavour spectrum as the bouquet, and just the right amount of oak to round off the wine.
  49870. 1998Q
  49871. 1995R
  49872. 1998V
  49873. 24/6/98Y
  49874. 24/6/98\
  49875. 2117^
  49876. James Halliday
  49877. 2086C
  49878. 1/10/96
  49879. (Light to medium yellow-green; a youthful, lifted and tangy bouquet leads on to a fresh and lively palate with melon and grapefruit flavours, and a long, harmonious finish. The oak handling is impeccable. Retasted September 
  49880. 97 and still at the peak of its power; a rare phenomenon in New Zealand.
  49881. Export
  49882. 98 bookH
  49883. 2002Q
  49884. 1998R
  49885. 2002T
  49886. ChangedV
  49887. 24/6/98Y
  49888. 24/6/98\
  49889. 2118^
  49890. James Halliday
  49891. 2087C
  49892. 1/11/95
  49893. 2Full yellow; an array of fruit aromas on the bouquet indicating some botrytis at work, giving dried fruits and apricot characters. The palate is intense, rich and full, but crisp acid prevents the wine from cloying. Although the wine is said to be barrel-fermented, the oak influence throughout is subtle. 
  49894. 1999Q
  49895. 1995R
  49896. 1999V
  49897. 24/6/98Y
  49898. 24/6/98\
  49899. 2119^
  49900. James Halliday
  49901. 2088C
  49902. 1/11/95D
  49903. Medium yellow-green; obvious but not aggressive high-quality smoky French oak on the bouquet is followed by waves of fruit flavour on the palate in the peach/melon spectrum. Toasty/nutty/mealy oak is evident but appropriately balanced.H
  49904. 2000Q
  49905. 1995R
  49906. 2000V
  49907. 24/6/98Y
  49908. 24/6/98\
  49909. 2120^
  49910. James Halliday
  49911. 2089C
  49912. 1/11/95
  49913. vMedium red-purple; has that touch of faintly earthy/handbaggy regional character which seems to appear to a lesser or greater degree in the bouquet of all Marlborough Pinots, along with tighter, sappier notes. An elegant palate with lively cherry/spice flavours and a nice touch of stemminess; excellent finish and aftertaste, with none of those earthy characters intruding.
  49914. 1998Q
  49915. 1996R
  49916. 1998V
  49917. 24/6/98Y
  49918. 24/6/98\
  49919. 2121^
  49920. James Halliday
  49921. 2089C
  49922. 1/1/96
  49923. Medium red, with a touch of purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with aromas of plum (predominant) and earth, interwoven with a hint of spicy French oak. The palate is tightly structured, with some stemmy/briary notes to cut and complex the plummy fruit.
  49924. 1999Q
  49925. 1996R
  49926. 1999V
  49927. 24/6/98Y
  49928. 24/6/98\
  49929. 2122^
  49930. James Halliday
  49931. 2090C
  49932. 1/11/95
  49933. AMedium yellow-green; a beautifully balanced and made wine with the faintest hint of oak spice combining with tropical fruit aromas; on the palate another dimension of concentration and ripeness, with an incredible array of flavours, authentically Sauvignon Blanc yet in many ways reminiscent of a high-quality Chardonnay.
  49934. 1997Q
  49935. 1995R
  49936. 1997V
  49937. 24/6/98Y
  49938. 24/6/98\
  49939. 2123^
  49940. James Halliday
  49941. 2091C
  49942. 1/11/95
  49943. +Medium red-purple; soft, harmonious sweet fruit with touches of spice and hints of herb, with fruit rather than oak to the fore. The palate is soft, with similar gently sweet and harmonious flavours to those of the bouquet; gently earthy, but in the nicest possible way, finishing with soft tannins.
  49944. 2006Q
  49945. 1996R
  49946. 2006V
  49947. 24/6/98Y
  49948. 24/6/98\
  49949. 2124^
  49950. James Halliday
  49951. 2092C
  49952. 1/11/95
  49953. Medium yellow-green; a smooth, warm soft bouquet with abundant peachy/buttery fruit. The palate is as soft and voluptuous as the bouquet promises with masses of smooth buttery/peachy fruit, subtle oak and a soft finish.H
  49954. 1997Q
  49955. 1995R
  49956. 1997V
  49957. 24/6/98Y
  49958. 24/6/98\
  49959. 2125^
  49960. James Halliday
  49961. 2093C
  49962. 1/11/95
  49963. The colour is starting to show some development; classic bottle-developed Cabernet Sauvignon aromas with fragrant cedary overtones lead on to a palate showing a wine now at its peak, with an array of bottle-developed cedary-accented flavours, finishing with soft, supple tannins.
  49964. 2003Q
  49965. 1995R
  49966. 2003V
  49967. 24/6/98Y
  49968. 24/6/98\
  49969. 2126^
  49970. James Halliday
  49971. 2094C
  49972. 1/11/95
  49973. Glowing yellow-green; very fragrant and complex lime juice aromas on the bouquet showing pristine varietal character. The palate is less pungent and intense than the bouquet, but a beautifully articulated wine showing near-perfect varietal definition, not unduly distorted by botrytis.
  49974. 2000Q
  49975. 1996R
  49976. 2000V
  49977. 24/6/98Y
  49978. 24/6/98\
  49979. 2127^
  49980. James Halliday
  49981. 2095C
  49982. 1/11/95D
  49983. Medium red-purple; a clean, firm, black cherry-accented bouquet is repeated on a fresh palate with cherry and plum fruit; the oak is subtle and while the wine is not structurally complex, it does show distinctive varietal character.H
  49984. 1997Q
  49985. 1996R
  49986. 1997V
  49987. 24/6/98Y
  49988. 24/6/98\
  49989. 2128^
  49990. James Halliday
  49991. 2096C
  49992. 1/11/95
  49993. Light to medium yellow-green; much more elegant than the preceding vintages, with attractive toasty aromas leading on to a tightly structured palate with most attractive creamy/smoky/toasty overtones to faintly minerally fruit.H
  49994. 1997Q
  49995. 1995R
  49996. 1997V
  49997. 24/6/98Y
  49998. 24/6/98\
  49999. 2129^
  50000. James Halliday
  50001. 2096C
  50002. 1/6/97
  50003. ?Medium to full yellow, very advanced for age. The bouquet is quite complex and rich, with buttery/toasty/nutty aromas deriving in part from malolactic fermentation and in part from oak. The palate is soft and fleshy, with buttery flavours in emphatic drink-now style. Retasted September 1997 and showing good character.
  50004. 1998K
  50005. CD noteQ
  50006. 1997R
  50007. 1998T
  50008. ChangedV
  50009. 24/6/98W
  50010. 99 bookY
  50011. 24/6/98\
  50012. 2130^
  50013. 2096w
  50014. James Halliday
  50015. 2098C
  50016. 1/11/95
  50017. Medium to full yellow-green; an immediately attractive toasty/nutty bouquet with high-quality spicy oak leads on to a rounded, wonderfully creamy palate with lots of peach, spice and grilled hazelnuts. H
  50018. 1999Q
  50019. 1996R
  50020. 1999V
  50021. 24/6/98Y
  50022. 24/6/98\
  50023. 2131^
  50024. James Halliday
  50025. 2098C
  50026. 1/10/96D
  50027. Medium yellow-green; a tangy bouquet with some Burgundian cabbagey overtones, tending on the lean side.  The palate shows more of those tangy, almost sweet and sour, flavours, but has length.  E
  50028. Export
  50029. 98 bookH
  50030. 2001Q
  50031. 1998R
  50032. 2001V
  50033. 24/6/98Y
  50034. 24/6/98\
  50035. 2132^
  50036. James Halliday
  50037. 2099C
  50038. 1/11/95
  50039. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean with a nice balance between riper gooseberry notes and more herbaceous fruit. The palate is quite powerful and intense, tending slightly more towards capsicum and green pea than tropical, though elements of both are present.
  50040. 1996Q
  50041. 1995R
  50042. 24/6/98Y
  50043. 24/6/98\
  50044. 2133^
  50045. James Halliday
  50046. 2099C
  50047. 1/10/96D
  50048. Light to medium green-yellow; a strongly grassy/herbal bouquet leads on to a direct and forceful palate with herbaceous fruit and quite pronounced acid on the finish.E
  50049. Export
  50050. 98 bookH
  50051. 1998Q
  50052. 1997R
  50053. 1998V
  50054. 24/6/98Y
  50055. 24/6/98\
  50056. 2134^
  50057. James Halliday
  50058. 2100C
  50059. 1/11/95
  50060. Medium yellow-green; there is voluminous fruit on the bouquet, with masses of tropical passionfruit and gooseberry aromas; the palate is clean, high-flavoured, with lovely rich gooseberry fruit, considerable length, and, while not overly acid, has a bracingly crisp and clean finish. As good as they come. The only gold medal in the 1994 Sauvignon Blanc Class at the 1995 Air New Zealand Wine Awards.
  50061. 1995Q
  50062. 1994R
  50063. 1995V
  50064. 24/6/98Y
  50065. 24/6/98\
  50066. 2135^
  50067. James Halliday
  50068. 2100C
  50069. 1/2/96
  50070. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant, potent aromas of capsicum, asparagus and gooseberry on the bouquet lead on to a similarly powerful palate with flavours in the same range. Not quite as opulent as the 
  50071. 94, as one would expect, but impressive given the vintage.
  50072. 1996Q
  50073. 1995R
  50074. 1996V
  50075. 24/6/98Y
  50076. 24/6/98\
  50077. 2136^
  50078. James Halliday
  50079. 2100C
  50080. 1/10/96D
  50081. Light green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet ranging through herbal to passionfruit; the palate is lively, crisp and firm, with typically high acidity.E
  50082. Export
  50083. 98 bookH
  50084. 1998Q
  50085. 1997R
  50086. 1998V
  50087. 24/6/98Y
  50088. 24/6/98\
  50089. 2137^
  50090. James Halliday
  50091. 2101C
  50092. 1/1/96D
  50093. Vivid purple-red; a clean and fresh bouquet with delicious redcurrant/cassis fruit aromas and no hint of green or stalky characters. The palate does not disappoint; fresh, clean and well balanced with lovely redcurrant fruit, finishing with fine tannins.H
  50094. 2001Q
  50095. 1997R
  50096. 2001V
  50097. 24/6/98
  50098. 24/6/98\
  50099. 2138^
  50100. James Halliday
  50101. 2102C
  50102. 1/11/95
  50103. Medium to full yellow-green; an intense bouquet with some volatile lift, but certainly made within the bounds of the style and indeed adding to the appeal. The palate is very powerful, long and potent, with the varietal riesling character not modified by botrytis.
  50104. 2000Q
  50105. 1996R
  50106. 2000V
  50107. 24/6/98Y
  50108. 24/6/98\
  50109. 2139^
  50110. James Halliday
  50111. 2103C
  50112. 1/11/95D
  50113. Light yellow-green; fresh, clean and crisp grassy/herbal aromas lead on to a lively and fresh palate with citrus and herb tastes, finishing with well-balanced acidity. Declassification of much of the wine protected the quality in a very difficult vintage.H
  50114. 1996Q
  50115. 1995R
  50116. 1996V
  50117. 24/6/98Y
  50118. 24/6/98\
  50119. 2140^
  50120. James Halliday
  50121. 2103C
  50122. 1/2/97
  50123. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with classic gooseberry/herbal aromas. The palate is clean, crisp and has a relatively long finish, again showing those gooseberry/herbal flavours. E
  50124. Export
  50125. 98 bookH
  50126. 1998Q
  50127. 1997R
  50128. 1998V
  50129. 24/6/98Y
  50130. 24/6/98\
  50131. 2141^
  50132. James Halliday
  50133. 2104C
  50134. 1/1/96
  50135. pLight to medium yellow-green; bell-clear varietal character is immediately apparent on the bouquet of light to medium intensity, with lychee and spice aromas. The palate is light, crisp and clean, and again varietally precise; a long way from Alsace in terms of weight, and perhaps does indeed need a touch more flesh. Retasted July 1997 and has developed excellently.
  50136. 1998P
  50137. CD noteQ
  50138. 1996R
  50139. 1998V
  50140. 24/6/98W
  50141. 99 bookY
  50142. 24/6/98\
  50143. 2142^
  50144. 2104w
  50145. James Halliday
  50146. 2105C
  50147. 1/1/96
  50148. >Medium yellow-green; a solid, faintly smoky, citrus-tinged bouquet leads on to a wine with that rounded mouthfeel which is so special to good Pinot Gris, again citrus-tinged and with that hint of honey lurking in the background. Retasted July 1997 
  50149.  developing slowly, and perhaps hardening off slightly on the finish.
  50150. 1999P
  50151. CD noteQ
  50152. 1998R
  50153. 1999V
  50154. 24/6/98Y
  50155. 24/6/98\
  50156. 2143^
  50157. James Halliday
  50158. 2106C
  50159. 1/1/96
  50160. Medium yellow-green; clean and smooth, with an array of fig, melon and white peach aromas leads on to an elegant, unforced style with attractive fruit flavours, and none of those overt Mendoza clone influences. Subtle oak rides behind the engine of the fruit.
  50161. 1996Q
  50162. 1996R
  50163. 1996V
  50164. 24/6/98Y
  50165. 24/6/98\
  50166. 2144^
  50167. James Halliday
  50168. 2107C
  50169. 1/1/96
  50170. Light to medium yellow-green; a classic bouquet of toast, lime and herbs, surprisingly concentrated and potent. The palate is full flavoured, with sweet lime/tropical flavours, seemingly showing a touch of botrytis, but all in all remarkable for the year.H
  50171. 2000Q
  50172. 1995R
  50173. 2000V
  50174. 24/6/98Y
  50175. 24/6/98\
  50176. 2145^
  50177. James Halliday
  50178. 2120C
  50179. 1/10/95D
  50180. Bright yellow-green; a tangy, citrussy fruit-spicy bouquet leads on to a fresh and lively palate with strongly varietal grassy/herbal flavours, and the sweetness evident but neither excessive nor discordant.E
  50181. 98 bookH
  50182. 1998P
  50183. CD noteQ
  50184. 1995R
  50185. 1998V
  50186. 24/6/98W
  50187. 99 bookY
  50188. 24/6/98\
  50189. 2146^
  50190. 2120w
  50191. James Halliday
  50192. 2121C
  50193. 1/10/95D
  50194. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, firm and tangy, the palate with generous, mouthfilling fruit, rich, rounded and honeyed, almost luscious for such a young wine.H
  50195. 1997Q
  50196. 1995R
  50197. 1997V
  50198. 24/6/98Y
  50199. 24/6/98\
  50200. James Halliday
  50201. 2121C
  50202. 1/10/96D
  50203. Light green-yellow; a clean, smooth bouquet with tropical fruit salad aromas, together with a hint of passionfruit. A richly flavoured palate with an array of soft tropical fruit flavours, again with that hint of passionfruit. E
  50204. export
  50205. 98 bookH
  50206. 2000Q
  50207. 1997R
  50208. 2000V
  50209. 24/6/98Y
  50210. 24/6/98\
  50211. 2148^
  50212. James Halliday
  50213. 2122C
  50214. 1/10/95D
  50215. Medium to full red-purple; a most attractive bouquet, with clean, rich, nicely ripened blackcurrant cassis fruit, but falls away somewhat on the palate which has some slightly stalky/petrolly overtones.H
  50216. 1998Q
  50217. 1996R
  50218. 1998V
  50219. 24/6/98Y
  50220. 24/6/98\
  50221. 2149^
  50222. James Halliday
  50223. 2123C
  50224. 1/10/95
  50225. Medium to full purple-red; a clean bouquet with plenty of plum and cherry fruit; there are hints of varietal spice on the palate, which is of light to medium weight with smooth cherry/plum fruit flavours, finishing with fine, supple tannins. The oak is underplayed throughout.
  50226. 2001Q
  50227. 1997R
  50228. 2001V
  50229. 24/6/98Y
  50230. 24/6/98\
  50231. 2150^
  50232. James Halliday
  50233. 2123C
  50234. 1/10/96
  50235. Dense, youthful purple-red; a concentrated bouquet, rich and fruit-driven with a touch of blackberry. A powerful, concentrated wine on the palate with masses of mid-palate flavour of black cherries; finishes with soft tannins; still in the primary fruit phase.
  50236. Export
  50237. 98 bookH
  50238. 2002Q
  50239. 1998R
  50240. 2002V
  50241. 24/6/98Y
  50242. 24/6/98\
  50243. 2151^
  50244. James Halliday
  50245. 2124C
  50246. 1/10/95
  50247. Light to medium yellow-green; deliciously ripened fruit on the bouquet with gooseberry to the fore; on the palate, an attractive, fragrant, fruit-driven wine with gooseberry and passionfruit flavours lingering through a long finish.H
  50248. 1997Q
  50249. 1996R
  50250. 1997V
  50251. 24/6/98Y
  50252. 24/6/98\
  50253. 2152^
  50254. James Halliday
  50255. 2124C
  50256. 1/10/96
  50257. 0Light to medium yellow-green; super-intense gooseberry fruit tinged with herbs; there may be some fermentation and/or yeast influence here, but it is a striking wine on the bouquet. The palate fulfils the promise of the bouquet; perfectly ripened sauvignon blanc which fills the mouth without aggression.
  50258. Export
  50259. 98 bookH
  50260. 1999Q
  50261. 1997R
  50262. 1999V
  50263. 24/6/98Y
  50264. 24/6/98\
  50265. 2153^
  50266. James Halliday
  50267. 2125C
  50268. 1/5/95
  50269. Medium red-purple; the American oak influence is very evident, but is well balanced and integrated thanks to the use of barrel fermentation. The palate is elegantly weighted and structured, with the flavours driven, however gently, by vanillin/cedar oak.H
  50270. 2001Q
  50271. 1997R
  50272. 2001V
  50273. 24/6/98Y
  50274. 24/6/98\
  50275. 2154^
  50276. James Halliday
  50277. 2125C
  50278. 1/1/96D
  50279. Light red; sweet vanilla bean oak is the major contributor to the bouquet, while the palate is unusually light-bodied, almost entirely driven by American oak.H
  50280. 2000Q
  50281. 1996R
  50282. 2000V
  50283. 24/6/98Y
  50284. 24/6/98\
  50285. 2155^
  50286. James Halliday
  50287. 2125C
  50288. 1/1/97D
  50289. Medium red-purple; abundant, full ripe plum and prune fruit aromas are woven through with generous amounts of soft vanillin oak. The palate is generous and mouthfilling with plenty of ripe fruit, lots of sweet vanillin oak and pleasantly soft tannins.E
  50290. Export
  50291. 98 bookH
  50292. 2003Q
  50293. 1998R
  50294. 2003V
  50295. 24/6/98Y
  50296. 24/6/98\
  50297. 2156^
  50298. James Halliday
  50299. 2126C
  50300. 1/1/96D
  50301. Medium to full purple-red; a smooth, richly fruited bouquet with dark cherry, spice and plum aromas leads on to a palate which has more of the same smooth dark cherry fruit, a touch of liquorice, subtle oak, and finishes with soft tannins. H
  50302. 2000Q
  50303. 1997R
  50304. 2000V
  50305. 24/6/98Y
  50306. 24/6/98\
  50307. 2157^
  50308. James Halliday
  50309. 2126C
  50310. 1/10/96D
  50311. Dark, dense red-purple; the bouquet is full, with lots of dark berry fruit, though not especially varietal.  A solid and rich wine on the palate, with lots of presence and extract; a touch more new oak might have benefited it.E
  50312. Export
  50313. 98 bookH
  50314. 2003Q
  50315. 1998R
  50316. 2003V
  50317. 24/6/98Y
  50318. 24/6/98\
  50319. 2158^
  50320. James Halliday
  50321. 2127C
  50322. 1/10/95
  50323. Light to medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean bouquet with intense fruit running from herbaceous through to fruit salad; the palate is fresh and tangy with citrus/herbaceous/fruit salad flavours, with a long finish tightened and lifted by crisp acid.H
  50324. 2000Q
  50325. 1996R
  50326. 2000V
  50327. 24/6/98Y
  50328. 24/6/98\
  50329. 2159^
  50330. James Halliday
  50331. 2127C
  50332. 1/1/97
  50333. \Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with nicely ripened fruit showing a spectrum of flavours through herbaceous to more tropical, even a touch of passionfruit. A classic Margaret River semillon on the palate with that extra degree of roundness and richness the region bestows, again the flavours are in the mid-range of fruit ripeness.
  50334. Export
  50335. 98 bookH
  50336. 2001Q
  50337. 1997R
  50338. 2001V
  50339. 24/6/98Y
  50340. 24/6/98\
  50341. 2160^
  50342. James Halliday
  50343. 2128C
  50344. 1/10/95
  50345. 1Medium yellow-green; a voluminous bouquet with strongly regional, intense citrussy chardonnay married with charry, grilled hazelnut French oak is followed by an opulently-flavoured, quintessentially Margaret River-styled wine with intense grapefruit and melon flavours woven through with toasty/nutty oak.
  50346. 2000Q
  50347. 1996R
  50348. 2000V
  50349. 24/6/98Y
  50350. 24/6/98\
  50351. 2161^
  50352. James Halliday
  50353. 2128C
  50354. 1/1/97
  50355. &Medium to full yellow-green; rich, ripe peachy fruit aromas with hints of spice and vanilla oak lead on to a full-flavoured palate with fine, white peach fruit together with a hint of grapefruit; a fruit-driven style with good acidity. Retasted October 
  50356. 97 and has developed relatively quickly.
  50357. Export
  50358. 98 bookH
  50359. 2000Q
  50360. 1998R
  50361. 2000T
  50362. ChangedV
  50363. 24/6/98Y
  50364. 24/6/98\
  50365. 2162^
  50366. James Halliday
  50367. 2129C
  50368. 1/10/96
  50369. cMedium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, with pronounced but well-handled spicy oak, backed with rich, buttery fruit. Similar flavours are evident on the palate, with strong buttery fruit and pronounced spicy oak. All in all, a mouthful. Retasted October 1996 and had developed slightly feral overtones to the tangy fruit. 
  50370. Export
  50371. 98 bookH
  50372. 1997Q
  50373. 1996R
  50374. 1997V
  50375. 24/6/98Y
  50376. 24/6/98\
  50377. 2163^
  50378. James Halliday
  50379. 2131C
  50380. 1/11/95D
  50381. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, concentrated bouquet with some varietal earthy/gamey characters. The palate is similarly powerful and concentrated, with earthy/briary/chocolatey flavours, followed by lingering tannins on the finish.H
  50382. 2003Q
  50383. 1997R
  50384. 2003V
  50385. 24/6/98Y
  50386. 24/6/98\
  50387. 2164^
  50388. James Halliday
  50389. 2131C
  50390. 1/10/96
  50391. Medium red; the bouquet is rather earthy and a fraction plain, but the palate is very much better with attractive cherry and mint fruit, pleasantly balanced and integrated oak, and soft, rounded tannins on the finish.H
  50392. 2004Q
  50393. 1998R
  50394. 2004V
  50395. 24/6/98Y
  50396. 24/6/98\
  50397. 2165^
  50398. James Halliday
  50399. 2131C
  50400. 1/2/97D
  50401. Medium to full purple-red; a powerful, dense bouquet with briary, dark fruit aromas leads on to an equally big, dense and powerful wine on the palate, with more of those black fruit and briar flavours, finishing with quite formidable tannins. E
  50402. export
  50403. 98 bookH
  50404. 2008Q
  50405. 2000R
  50406. 2008V
  50407. 24/6/98Y
  50408. 24/6/98\
  50409. 2166^
  50410. James Halliday
  50411. 2132C
  50412. 1/10/95
  50413. 9Light to medium yellow-green; a remarkably full, smooth and rounded bouquet, unusual for a young Semillon, yet fruit-driven. The palate is remarkably rich; it may fairly quickly develop into an older White Burgundy style, but presently has great character and good length, and could be equally delicious with age.
  50414. 2000Q
  50415. 1997R
  50416. 2000V
  50417. 24/6/98Y
  50418. 24/6/98\
  50419. 2167^
  50420. James Halliday
  50421. 2133C
  50422. 1/10/95
  50423. #Medium red-purple; some distinctly ripe fruit aspects to the blackcurrant fruit, veering into hay and straw, but far from unpleasant. There is an array of flavours on the palate ranging through mint, chocolate and blackcurrant to echoes of the hay of the bouquet; finishes with soft tannins.
  50424. 2000Q
  50425. 1997R
  50426. 2000V
  50427. 24/6/98Y
  50428. 24/6/98\
  50429. 2168^
  50430. James Halliday
  50431. 2134C
  50432. 1/9/95
  50433. Light green-yellow; quite intense varietal herbaceous aromas, with fruit rather than oak to the fore. Crisp, lively and fresh on the palate with balancing acidity, and, once again, oak in pleasant restraint.H
  50434. 1999Q
  50435. 1996R
  50436. 1999V
  50437. 24/6/98Y
  50438. 24/6/98\
  50439. 2169^
  50440. James Halliday
  50441. 2134C
  50442. 1/1/97D
  50443. Medium yellow-green; strong, slightly coarse vanilla oak leads both the bouquet and palate. The wine will develop more fruit over the short term, but will always be at the heavier end of the spectrum.E
  50444. Export
  50445. 98 bookH
  50446. 1999Q
  50447. 1997R
  50448. 1999V
  50449. 24/6/98Y
  50450. 24/6/98\
  50451. 2170^
  50452. James Halliday
  50453. 2135C
  50454. 1/10/95D
  50455. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is on the light side, but is clean and quite elegant, with deftly handled oak. The palate follows on logically, with medium-weight fruit, subtle oak and above-average length.H
  50456. 1997Q
  50457. 1996R
  50458. 1997V
  50459. 24/6/98Y
  50460. 24/6/98\
  50461. 2171^
  50462. James Halliday
  50463. 2135C
  50464. 1/2/97
  50465. Medium yellow-green; the oak input is evident but quite well integrated on the bouquet, and, if anything, even more evident on the palate. A fast-developing style with smooth fruit, but the question remains whether a lighter touch with the oak might not produce a better wine.
  50466. Export
  50467. 98 bookH
  50468. 1998Q
  50469. 1997R
  50470. 1998V
  50471. 24/6/98Y
  50472. 24/6/98\
  50473. 2172^
  50474. James Halliday
  50475. 2136C
  50476. 1/6/95
  50477. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with plenty of depth and a range of malolactic/woodsy (rather than woody) aromas. Similar interesting cashew/vanilla bean flavours are evident on the palate, but overall there is a surprising delicacy to the wine.
  50478. 1998Q
  50479. 1996R
  50480. 1998V
  50481. 24/6/98Y
  50482. 24/6/98\
  50483. 2173^
  50484. James Halliday
  50485. 2136C
  50486. 1/10/96
  50487. 9Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with melon/cashew fruit and subtle oak.  A relatively light wine on the palate, but with real finesse and style; malolactic fermentation would seem to have given very nice feel and structure, with cashew/mineral flavours rather than primary fruit.
  50488. Export
  50489. 98 bookH
  50490. 2000Q
  50491. 1997R
  50492. 2000V
  50493. 24/6/98Y
  50494. 24/6/98\
  50495. 2174^
  50496. James Halliday
  50497. 2136C
  50498. 1/7/97
  50499. :Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with cashew nut, melon and ripe fig fruit together with hints of oak spice. The palate is full, with spicy/bacony oak more evident than on the bouquet, perhaps a fraction intrusive given the fruit weight, but the wine certainly has character, and should develop well.
  50500. 2004K
  50501. CD noteQ
  50502. 1999R
  50503. 2004V
  50504. 24/6/98W
  50505. 99 bookY
  50506. 24/6/98\
  50507. 2175^
  50508. 2136w
  50509. James Halliday
  50510. 2138C
  50511. 1/10/95
  50512. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light and fragrant with a highly sophisticated touch of spicy/charry American oak, and there is more of the same on the palate. Crisp, fresh and flavoursome, a marvellous piece of winemaking.H
  50513. 1997Q
  50514. 1996R
  50515. 1997V
  50516. 24/6/98Y
  50517. 24/6/98\
  50518. 2176^
  50519. James Halliday
  50520. 2138C
  50521. 1/10/96
  50522. 'Light green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with a range of fruit aromas running through passionfruit to gooseberry, with subtle oak. Super-sophisticated winemaking is evident on the wholly seductive multi-flavoured palate in which fruit and that hint of American oak are skilfully interwoven.
  50523. Export
  50524. 98 bookH
  50525. 1998Q
  50526. 1997R
  50527. 1998V
  50528. 24/6/98Y
  50529. 24/6/98\
  50530. 2177^
  50531. James Halliday
  50532. 2139C
  50533. 1/10/95
  50534. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with good weight and none of the burnt regional characters one sometimes finds in Hunter Chardonnays. The palate is not forced, and is spotlessly clean with attractive peachy fruit; plenty of weight and mouthfeel.
  50535. 1998Q
  50536. 1996R
  50537. 1998V
  50538. 24/6/98Y
  50539. 24/6/98\
  50540. 2178^
  50541. James Halliday
  50542. 2139C
  50543. 1/10/96D
  50544. Light to medium yellow-green; gentle, soft varietal melon and peach fruit aromas lead on to a palate which does have weight and flavour with soft peachy fruit; the sweetness and weight no doubt come from the 13.5% alcohol.E
  50545. Export
  50546. 98 bookH
  50547. 1999Q
  50548. 1997R
  50549. 1999V
  50550. 24/6/98Y
  50551. 24/6/98\
  50552. 2179^
  50553. James Halliday
  50554. 2140C
  50555. 1/10/95
  50556. Full red-purple; a clean and ripe bouquet of medium to full intensity with sweet, indeed luscious, chocolate and berry fruit backed by subtle oak. Well balanced and constructed, with plenty of ripe chocolatey fruit, soft tannins and restrained vanillin oak.
  50557. 2001Q
  50558. 1997R
  50559. 2001V
  50560. 24/6/98Y
  50561. 24/6/98\
  50562. 2180^
  50563. James Halliday
  50564. 2141C
  50565. 1/8/95D
  50566. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid, powerful bouquet with full peachy buttery fruit leads on to an ample wine on the palate, with more of the full-blown peachy/buttery chardonnay for which the Hunter is famous; oak in restraint.H
  50567. 1998Q
  50568. 1997R
  50569. 1998V
  50570. 24/6/98Y
  50571. 24/6/98\
  50572. 2181^
  50573. James Halliday
  50574. 2142C
  50575. 1/10/95D
  50576. Medium to full red-purple; a robust, powerful bouquet with earthy/briary notes leads on to a powerful, concentrated briary palate which needs time to soften and open up. Won a silver medal at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.H
  50577. 2001Q
  50578. 1997R
  50579. 2001V
  50580. 24/6/98Y
  50581. 24/6/98\
  50582. 2182^
  50583. James Halliday
  50584. 2144C
  50585. 1/8/95
  50586. Dark red-purple; the bouquet is solid and dense, with briary/dark chocolate fruit; in the mouth, a big traditional style with solid berry, earth and vanillin oak flavours. Retasted July 1996 with the oak showing more smoky bacon characters, and tending to be on the forceful side.
  50587. 2004Q
  50588. 1999R
  50589. 2004V
  50590. 24/6/98Y
  50591. 24/6/98\
  50592. 2183^
  50593. James Halliday
  50594. 2145C
  50595. 1/10/95D
  50596. Medium yellow-green; there is abundant ripe peachy fruit on the bouquet with some mealy/nutty complexity, and subtle oak. A rich, round and voluptuously mouthfilling palate, with more of those ripe peach flavours. Seductive, early-maturing style.H
  50597. 1996Q
  50598. 1995R
  50599. 1996V
  50600. 24/6/98Y
  50601. 24/6/98\
  50602. 2184^
  50603. James Halliday
  50604. 2147C
  50605. 1/10/95
  50606. Medium yellow-green; toasty buttery aromas on the bouquet with a slightly singed character. The palate is complex, with melon fruit and a range of mealy/toasty/buttery characters attesting to complex and competent winemaking. H
  50607. 1996Q
  50608. 1995R
  50609. 1996V
  50610. 24/6/98Y
  50611. 24/6/98\
  50612. 2185^
  50613. James Halliday
  50614. 2147C
  50615. 1/5/97D
  50616. Medium to full yellow-green; has abundant smooth, peachy/buttery fruit on the bouquet; the palate, likewise, is very smooth, with soft buttery/peachy fruit.  The oak influence is appropriately subtle throughout; a most pleasant, drink-now style.H
  50617. 1998K
  50618. CD noteQ
  50619. 1997R
  50620. 1998V
  50621. 24/6/98Y
  50622. 24/6/98\
  50623. 2186^
  50624. James Halliday
  50625. 2148C
  50626. 1/11/95
  50627. Medium red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet with fresh fruit showing a mix of cassis, berry and green bean aromas. The palate is elegant; a classically structured cool-climate Cabernet, with touches of cedar, green olive and herb, finishing with soft, fine tannins.
  50628. 1998Q
  50629. 1995R
  50630. 1998V
  50631. 24/6/98Y
  50632. 24/6/98\
  50633. 2187^
  50634. James Halliday
  50635. 2148C
  50636. 1/8/96D
  50637. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with some lift and just a hint of old oak giving a gluepaste edge to the aroma. The palate has length and crispness with some sweet minty fruit on the mid-palate cut by firm acid on the finish.E
  50638. Export
  50639. 98 bookH
  50640. 2000Q
  50641. 1996R
  50642. 2000V
  50643. 24/6/98Y
  50644. 24/6/98\
  50645. 2188^
  50646. James Halliday
  50647. 2150C
  50648. 1/10/95D
  50649. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is highly aromatic with fruit salad aromas which come through on a highly-flavoured and fresh palate with crisp acid and considerable length.H
  50650. 1998Q
  50651. 1996R
  50652. 24/6/98Y
  50653. 24/6/98\
  50654. 2189^
  50655. James Halliday
  50656. 2151C
  50657. 1/2/96D
  50658. Bright medium yellow-green; a clean, stylish bouquet with quite concentrated, tangy fruit; the palate is pleasantly, rather than aggressively, firm, with gentle citrus fruit flavours and nicely-balanced acid. H
  50659. 2000Q
  50660. 1997R
  50661. 2000V
  50662. 24/6/98Y
  50663. 24/6/98\
  50664. 2190^
  50665. James Halliday
  50666. 2152C
  50667. 1/10/95
  50668. 5Deep purple; a voluptuous, rich briary/berry/cedary bouquet with wonderful aroma; extremely complex, powerful and rich, with lots of dark chocolate fruit, and persistent tannins. A fractionally disappointing impact after the wonderful bouquet, but will probably settle down with ten or so years in the bottle.
  50669. 2008Q
  50670. 2000R
  50671. 2008V
  50672. 24/6/98Y
  50673. 24/6/98\
  50674. 2191^
  50675. James Halliday
  50676. 2153C
  50677. 1/7/95
  50678. Straw-bronze; relatively heavy aromatics, with nutty/mealy characters running into 
  50679. wet dog
  50680. . The palate is in a moderately heavy nutty/buttery style but has some intriguing touches of fruit spice and strawberry.H
  50681. 1996Q
  50682. 1995R
  50683. 1996V
  50684. 24/6/98Y
  50685. 24/6/98\
  50686. 2192^
  50687. James Halliday
  50688. 2154C
  50689. 1/11/95D
  50690. Light to medium red; a fresh, light juicy/fruity bouquet with similar fresh juicy berry flavours on a light palate finishing with soft tannins. Little or no oak influence evident.H
  50691. 1997Q
  50692. 1996R
  50693. 1997V
  50694. 24/6/98Y
  50695. 24/6/98\
  50696. 2193^
  50697. James Halliday
  50698. 2155C
  50699. 1/6/95
  50700. "Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet, while slightly briary/woodsy, has abundant black and redcurrant fruit, and is neither leafy nor thin. A most attractive, concentrated palate 
  50701.  the Americans would say 
  50702. focused
  50703.  with sweet red fruits, hints of chocolate, subtle oak and fine tannins.
  50704. 2000Q
  50705. 1997R
  50706. 2000V
  50707. 24/6/98
  50708. 24/6/98\
  50709. 2194^
  50710. James Halliday
  50711. 2155C
  50712. 1/4/97
  50713. =Medium red, with just a hint of purple; a fairly light bouquet, initially showing leafy/minty fruit, but with some cedary fragrances coming up after a time in the glass. The palate likewise tends a little green and minty, with somewhat green tannins on the finish. Seemingly, not an easy year for Crawford River reds.
  50714. 98 bookH
  50715. 2001K
  50716. 1998R
  50717. 2001V
  50718. 24/6/98Y
  50719. 24/6/98\
  50720. 2195^
  50721. James Halliday
  50722. 2157C
  50723. 1/10/95D
  50724. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with a fractionally earthy lift to it; the palate is nicely weighted, with much more fruit than the bouquet promises, showing smooth melon and fig varietal flavour.H
  50725. 1996Q
  50726. 1995R
  50727. 1996V
  50728. 24/6/98Y
  50729. 24/6/98\
  50730. 2196^
  50731. James Halliday
  50732. 2157C
  50733. 1/10/96
  50734. Light green-yellow; an unusual bouquet, quite floral and with slightly cosmetic/tropical overtones. The palate is more conventionally flavoured, soft, light and pleasant.E
  50735. Export
  50736. 98 bookH
  50737. 1997Q
  50738. 1996R
  50739. 1997V
  50740. 24/6/98Y
  50741. 24/6/98\
  50742. 2197^
  50743. James Halliday
  50744. 2158C
  50745. 1/10/96
  50746. [Full red-purple; a powerful, rich, briary/earthy/dark berry bouquet and an equivalently powerful and concentrated palate with near-identical briary/earthy/dark berry flavours; the tannins are in balance in an impressive wine in Henry VIII style. Retasted October 1996 and looking, if anything, even better than when first tasted a year previously.
  50747. Export
  50748. 98 bookH
  50749. 2003Q
  50750. 1997R
  50751. 2003V
  50752. 24/6/98Y
  50753. 24/6/98\
  50754. 2198^
  50755. James Halliday
  50756. 2159C
  50757. 1/11/95
  50758. Light yellow-green; a floral bouquet with fruit salad and nectarine aromas allied with a touch of herbaceousness. The palate shows a mix of green and riper fruit flavours, suggesting slightly uneven ripening in the vineyard.H
  50759. 1998Q
  50760. 1996R
  50761. 1998V
  50762. 24/6/98Y
  50763. 24/6/98\
  50764. 2199^
  50765. James Halliday
  50766. 2160C
  50767. 1/7/95
  50768. Full yellow; a rich bouquet with plenty of concentration, showing buttery/peachy fruit and subtle oak. The palate is as generous as the bouquet promises, with abundant peachy fruit, a hint of French oak and 
  50769.  almost inevitably 
  50770.  a slightly phenolic finish.
  50771. 1996Q
  50772. 1995R
  50773. 1996V
  50774. 24/6/98Y
  50775. 24/6/98\
  50776. 2200^
  50777. James Halliday
  50778. 2160C
  50779. 1/12/96D
  50780. Medium yellow-green; full, lifted, complex and ripe melon/peach fruit on the bouquet leads to a full-on, rich palate with distinct alcohol sweetness (14%); might have been better picked a touch sooner.E
  50781. Export
  50782. 98 bookH
  50783. 1997R
  50784. 1998V
  50785. 24/6/98Y
  50786. 24/6/98\
  50787. 2201^
  50788. James Halliday
  50789. 2161C
  50790. 1/4/95
  50791.     Medium yellow-green; a complex and stylish bouquet with melon and citrus fruit woven through high-quality French oak. The palate belies its 14.5% alcohol, although it is undeniably mouthfilling, with fig, toast and butter flavours, finishing with balancing acidity.
  50792. 1997Q
  50793. 1995R
  50794. 1997V
  50795. 24/6/98Y
  50796. 24/6/98\
  50797. 2202^
  50798. James Halliday
  50799. 2161C
  50800. 1/10/96D
  50801. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with grapefruit, melon and peach fruit, and strong spicy French oak. A rich palate with a range of spicy/nutty/toasty flavours, tightened up by some of those grapefruit characters of the bouquet.H
  50802. 2002Q
  50803. 1997R
  50804. 2002V
  50805. 24/6/98Y
  50806. 24/6/98\
  50807. 2203^
  50808. James Halliday
  50809. 2161C
  50810. 1/5/97
  50811. Medium yellow-green; a rich, concentrated and intense bouquet with ripe fig and melon fruit, together with a touch of honeysuckle; a challenging wine on the palate, with viscosity and tremendous power and concentration. Ripe melon and fig flavours are as expected; well-handled oak.  
  50812. Export
  50813. 98 bookH
  50814. 2002K
  50815. 1998R
  50816. 2002V
  50817. 24/6/98Y
  50818. 24/6/98\
  50819. 2204^
  50820. James Halliday
  50821. 2162C
  50822. 1/11/95D
  50823. Medium to full red-purple; abundant black cherry and spicy fruit, with plenty of sweetness and richness on the bouquet. The same spicy fruit dominates a well-structured palate with discreet vanillin oak in the background.H
  50824. 1999Q
  50825. 1996R
  50826. 1999V
  50827. 24/6/98Y
  50828. 24/6/98\
  50829. 2205^
  50830. James Halliday
  50831. 2162C
  50832. 1/1/97
  50833. Medium red-purple; there is a mix of mint and cigar box aromas on a bouquet of medium intensity; on the palate the flavours veer more to mint and leaf, with subtle oak throughout.  Good, but not as good as some prior vintages.E
  50834. Export
  50835. 98 bookH
  50836. 2000Q
  50837. 1997R
  50838. 2000V
  50839. 24/6/98Y
  50840. 24/6/98\
  50841. 2206^
  50842. James Halliday
  50843. 2163C
  50844. 1/11/95
  50845. +Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is driven by strong smoky bacon oak, with complex fruit underneath. A powerful wine on the palate, although predominantly driven in terms of flavour by that smoky bacon oak; has length, and there certainly is fruit there in a cashew, butter and fig spectrum.
  50846. 1996Q
  50847. 1995R
  50848. 1996V
  50849. 24/6/98Y
  50850. 24/6/98\
  50851. 2207^
  50852. James Halliday
  50853. 2164C
  50854. 1/11/95
  50855. Light straw-yellow; a relatively discreet bouquet with dusty Pinot Noir aromas and some suggestion of malolactic fermentation. The palate is fine and delicate, still fairly tight, and will undoubtedly fill out with cork age.H
  50856. 24/6/98Y
  50857. 24/6/98\
  50858. 2208^
  50859. James Halliday
  50860. 2165C
  50861. 1/11/95D
  50862. Medium yellow-green; ripe melon and white peach fruit is evident on the bouquet; the palate is pleasant and round with that typical creamy/nutty Mornington Peninsula texture and taste.H
  50863. 1997Q
  50864. 1996R
  50865. 1997V
  50866. 24/6/98Y
  50867. 24/6/98\
  50868. 2209^
  50869. James Halliday
  50870. 2166C
  50871. 1/11/95
  50872. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with plummy berry fruit and hints of hay and straw. On the palate, gives the impression that the fruit was picked very ripe, with a dense structure and plummy flavour which teeters on the edge of being jammy. May settle down with time.
  50873. 98 bookH
  50874. 1997Q
  50875. 1996R
  50876. 1997V
  50877. 24/6/98
  50878. 24/6/98\
  50879. 2210^
  50880. James Halliday
  50881. 2168C
  50882. 1/2/95
  50883. Medium to full yellow-green; a strongly structured and styled wine on the bouquet with pronounced mealy/nutty malolactic aromas with high-quality oak also making its presence felt. A big, rich and complex wine on the palate with buttery/nutty flavours and a layered texture.
  50884. 2000Q
  50885. 1995R
  50886. 2000V
  50887. 24/6/98Y
  50888. 24/6/98\
  50889. 2211^
  50890. James Halliday
  50891. 2168C
  50892. 1/10/95D
  50893. Medium to full yellow-green; a pronounced oatmeal malolactic/barrel-ferment aroma reminiscent of the wines of the Mornington Peninsula. The palate is full and round, with sweet peach and melon fruit, and relatively subtle oak.H
  50894. 2001Q
  50895. 1996R
  50896. 2001V
  50897. 24/6/98Y
  50898. 24/6/98\
  50899. 2212^
  50900. James Halliday
  50901. 2168C
  50902. 1/2/97
  50903. Straw-green; exceedingly complex with white peach and fig fruit surrounded by spice and vanilla oak on the bouquet, with an abundance of flavour on the palate, part fruit-derived and part barrel-ferment.E
  50904. Export
  50905. 98 bookH
  50906. 2002Q
  50907. 1997R
  50908. 2002V
  50909. 24/6/98Y
  50910. 24/6/98\
  50911. 2213^
  50912. James Halliday
  50913. 2169C
  50914. 1/10/95D
  50915. Light yellow-green; a fresh, spotlessly clean bouquet with citrus and melon aromas, and a very crisp, clean, direct palate which is still filling out. A strong silver medal winner at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.H
  50916. 1997Q
  50917. 1995R
  50918. 1997V
  50919. 24/6/98Y
  50920. 24/6/98\
  50921. 2214^
  50922. James Halliday
  50923. 2169C
  50924. 1/8/96D
  50925. Medium yellow-green; an exceptionally stylish and elegant bouquet with melon and citrus fruit backed by subtle oak. There is more of the same on the harmonious palate with fig and white peach fruit woven through with gently integrated oak. Great stuff.E
  50926. Export
  50927. 98 bookH
  50928. 1999Q
  50929. 1996R
  50930. 24/6/98Y
  50931. 24/6/98\
  50932. 2215^
  50933. James Halliday
  50934. 2170C
  50935. 1/10/95
  50936. Light straw-yellow; a firm, clean and crisp bouquet (much less aromatic than the 
  50937. 93) gives no hint of the almost pungently flavoured palate, with a mix of herbaceous and gooseberry fruit; a wine of real structure and character, with a long, lingering finish.
  50938. 1996Q
  50939. 1995R
  50940. 1996V
  50941. 24/6/98Y
  50942. 24/6/98\
  50943. 2216^
  50944. James Halliday
  50945. 2170C
  50946. 1/1/97D
  50947. Light to medium straw-yellow; a powerful bouquet with a mix of herbaceous and asparagus fruit leads on to a palate with similar strong herbal/asparagus fruit on the mid-palate, followed by searing acid on the finish. A wine which takes no prisoners.E
  50948. Export
  50949. 98 bookH
  50950. 1998Q
  50951. 1997R
  50952. 1998V
  50953. 24/6/98Y
  50954. 24/6/98\
  50955. 2217^
  50956. James Halliday
  50957. 2171C
  50958. 1/10/95
  50959. e 92. Deep straw-yellow; an exceedingly complex and rich bouquet with pronounced straw characters and some aldehydes, though not oppressive. A massive wine on the palate with spicy tobacco flavours and tremendous power. A challenging style.H
  50960. 1997Q
  50961. 1996R
  50962. 1997V
  50963. 24/6/98Y
  50964. 24/6/98\
  50965. 2218^
  50966. James Halliday
  50967. 2171C
  50968. 1/10/96
  50969. PFull straw-yellow; a richly textured and structured bouquet of nutty complexity, towards Krug and Bollinger in style.  On the palate the biggest and most complex of all Australian sparkling wines, although the high acid on the finish does come as a jolt.  Notwithstanding that acid, a very good wine, and the best yet from Hanging Rock.
  50970. Export
  50971. 98 bookH
  50972. 1998Q
  50973. 1997R
  50974. 1998V
  50975. 24/6/98Y
  50976. 24/6/98\
  50977. 2219^
  50978. James Halliday
  50979. 2172C
  50980. 1/10/95
  50981. Medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet of medium intensity with melon and white peach fruit leads on to a smooth, not particularly complex, but well-made wine on the palate with similar melon and peach flavours.H
  50982. 1996Q
  50983. 1995R
  50984. 1996V
  50985. 24/6/98Y
  50986. 24/6/98\
  50987. 2220^
  50988. James Halliday
  50989. 2173C
  50990. 1/11/95
  50991. Full yellow; an interesting and complex array of nutty/cashew characters, even with a hint of tobacco, suggesting a malolactic component. The palate is rich, textured, complex with multi-layered nutty/creamy flavours, and the richness that comes from substantial alcohol (13.5%).
  50992. 1998Q
  50993. 1996R
  50994. 1998V
  50995. 24/6/98Y
  50996. 24/6/98\
  50997. 2221^
  50998. James Halliday
  50999. 2173C
  51000. 1/10/96
  51001. Medium yellow-straw; strong nutty/cashew malolactic fermentation characters and fairly pronounced oak tend to obscure the quite elegant tangy grapefruit chardonnay underneath; similar malty/cashew/malolactic fermentation characters on the palate tend to subdue the fruit.
  51002. Export
  51003. 98 bookH
  51004. 1998Q
  51005. 1997R
  51006. 1998V
  51007. 24/6/98Y
  51008. 24/6/98\
  51009. 2222^
  51010. James Halliday
  51011. 2175C
  51012. 1/10/95
  51013. Medium purple-red; clean, smooth and rich minty/berry fruit which has now settled down nicely in bottle and showing attractive bottle-developed aromas. The palate shows more of the same attractive, fleshy cherry/minty fruit with positive but well-handled oak, softening out nicely. 
  51014. 2001Q
  51015. 1996R
  51016. 2001V
  51017. 24/6/98Y
  51018. 24/6/98\
  51019. 2223^
  51020. James Halliday
  51021. 2175C
  51022. 1/10/95
  51023. Medium to full red-purple; a very concentrated, powerful ripe berry aroma with lots of spicy oak and hints of chocolate. On the palate an ultra-ripe, powerful dark berry fruit, overtones of chocolate and masses of charry vanillin oak. H
  51024. 2005Q
  51025. 1998R
  51026. 2005V
  51027. 24/6/98Y
  51028. 24/6/98\
  51029. 2224^
  51030. James Halliday
  51031. 2176C
  51032. 1/10/95D
  51033. Light to medium yellow-green; a firm, crisp correct and unforced bouquet leads on to a crisp, clean harmonious and balanced wine with the typical herb, green pea and gooseberry flavours of good-quality Margaret River Sauvignon Blanc.H
  51034. 1996Q
  51035. 1995R
  51036. 1996V
  51037. 24/6/98Y
  51038. 24/6/98\
  51039. 2225^
  51040. James Halliday
  51041. 2177C
  51042. 1/10/95D
  51043. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with Chinese five-spice characters over sweet, fractionally jammy, strawberry fruit on the bouquet; the palate is high-toned, with more of those intriguing five-spice flavours and more of that ultra-ripe fruit.H
  51044. 1997Q
  51045. 1996R
  51046. 1997V
  51047. 24/6/98Y
  51048. 24/6/98\
  51049. 2226^
  51050. James Halliday
  51051. 2177C
  51052. 1/7/96D
  51053. Full red-purple; a fully ripe, quite complex bouquet with briary/woodsy characters shows relatively high alcohol. On the palate tending more to dry red than Pinot Noir, though has lots of flavour and mouthfeel. Simply not the right climate.E
  51054. Export
  51055. 98 bookH
  51056. 1998Q
  51057. 1997R
  51058. 1998V
  51059. 24/6/98Y
  51060. 24/6/98\
  51061. 2227^
  51062. James Halliday
  51063. 2178C
  51064. 1/10/95D
  51065. Deep gold; an intensely fruity bouquet with an array of apricot, peach and lime aromas; intensely sweet on the palate, with lime and peach flavours, and appropriately balanced acid on the finish.H
  51066. 1999Q
  51067. 1996R
  51068. 1999V
  51069. 24/6/98Y
  51070. 24/6/98\
  51071. 2228^
  51072. James Halliday
  51073. 2179C
  51074. 1/10/95
  51075. Medium yellow-green; rich, potent and scented sweet lime aromas, surprisingly developed; a powerful, full-flavoured wine for enjoyment now or much later; despite its power, doesn
  51076. t cloy and has a long finish.H
  51077. 2002Q
  51078. 1996R
  51079. 2002V
  51080. 24/6/98Y
  51081. 24/6/98\
  51082. 2229^
  51083. James Halliday
  51084. 2179C
  51085. 1/5/97
  51086. dBright yellow-green; a relatively tight bouquet with classic citrus/lime fruit aromas speaking both of the region and the variety; the palate is powerful, long, clean and likewise tight, with more of those citrus/lime characters, but looking as if it will develop some of the old-time kerosene character as it ages. Retasted October 
  51087. 97 with similar notes.
  51088. Export
  51089. 98 bookH
  51090. 2003K
  51091. 1998R
  51092. 2003V
  51093. 24/6/98Y
  51094. 24/6/98\
  51095. 2230^
  51096. James Halliday
  51097. 2180C
  51098. 1/10/95
  51099. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, deep and full bouquet with most attractive ripe fruit and subtle oak. In the mouth, well balanced and smooth, with cassis/berry fruit, soft tannins and fine structure. H
  51100. 2003Q
  51101. 1998R
  51102. 2003V
  51103. 24/6/98Y
  51104. 24/6/98\
  51105. 2231^
  51106. James Halliday
  51107. 2181C
  51108. 1/6/95D
  51109. Medium to full red; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, with clean, sweet fruit and vanillin oak, together with echoes of mint. On the palate there is authentic varietal character, with quite firm dusty tannins and flavours.H
  51110. 1998Q
  51111. 1996R
  51112. 1998V
  51113. 24/6/98Y
  51114. 24/6/98\
  51115. 2232^
  51116. James Halliday
  51117. 2182C
  51118. 1/4/95D
  51119. Medium yellow-green; a fresh, clean and toasty bouquet in typical Clare style, with hints of lime in the background. The wine is crisp, toasty, dry and fairly reserved, but should develop well.H
  51120. 1999Q
  51121. 1996R
  51122. 1999V
  51123. 24/6/98Y
  51124. 24/6/98\
  51125. 2233^
  51126. James Halliday
  51127. 2182C
  51128. 1/8/96
  51129. Light to medium yellow-green; a classic but abundant aroma, with lime and toast equally balanced, leads on to a wine which combines delicacy with length on the palate, again showing classic lime and toast flavours, finishing with gentle acid. Retasted August 1996, developing very well.
  51130. 2001Q
  51131. 1997R
  51132. 2001V
  51133. 24/6/98Y
  51134. 24/6/98\
  51135. 2234^
  51136. James Halliday
  51137. 2183C
  51138. 1/4/95
  51139. Dark red-purple; there are abundant dark berry and dark chocolate fruit aromas, clean and rich, with subtle oak. The palate repeats the bouquet with dark berry/briary/chocolate flavours with a hint of cigar box oak; substantial and chewy, but not extractive.
  51140. 2000Q
  51141. 1997R
  51142. 2000V
  51143. 24/6/98Y
  51144. 24/6/98\
  51145. 2235^
  51146. James Halliday
  51147. 2183C
  51148. 1/2/96
  51149. 9Vivid full red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with a mix of gently ripe, sweet fruit with more earthy varietal characters. A mix of cassis, mint, earth and leaf flavours on the palate, with subtle oak and soft tannins. Good, but gives the impression it may have spent a considerable time in tank before being bottled.
  51150. 2001Q
  51151. 1998R
  51152. 2001V
  51153. 24/6/98Y
  51154. 24/6/98\
  51155. 2236^
  51156. James Halliday
  51157. 2185C
  51158. 1/1/96
  51159. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, solid bouquet with dark berry fruit and a whisker of sweet vanillin oak. The palate has plenty of fruit weight and extract with ripe blackberry/blackcurrant/chocolate fruit flavours and well-balanced tannins. Oak is in restraint; I like the wine.
  51160. 2001Q
  51161. 1997R
  51162. 2001V
  51163. 24/6/98Y
  51164. 24/6/98\
  51165. 2237^
  51166. James Halliday
  51167. 2185C
  51168. 1/12/96
  51169. Follows on from the very successful 1993 vintage.  Medium red-purple, with attractive cassis/berry fruit aromas and a hint of oak. On the palate ripe, chocolatey/earthy characters are surrounded by lots of cassis; plenty of flavour and character, showing its 14% alcohol.
  51170. Export
  51171. 98 bookH
  51172. 2002Q
  51173. 1998R
  51174. 2002V
  51175. 24/6/98Y
  51176. 24/6/98\
  51177. 2238^
  51178. James Halliday
  51179. 2186C
  51180. 1/1/96
  51181. WDense red-purple; a rich, voluptuous, archetypal dark chocolate and black fruit McLaren Vale bouquet leads on to a massively rich, ripe and voluptuous black cherry and dark chocolate fruit flavoured palate. The tannins are positive but soft, and whatever oak has been used in making the wine has been swallowed up by all that marvellous fruit.
  51182. 2007Q
  51183. 1997R
  51184. 2007V
  51185. 24/6/98Y
  51186. 24/6/98\
  51187. 2239^
  51188. James Halliday
  51189. 2187C
  51190. 1/11/95
  51191. Medium to full red; a potent bouquet with an array of briary/cedary/earthy aromas in austere varietal mode. The palate is firm, with similar briary fruit and cedary oak; not lush or plush, and is what might be described as a traditional style.H
  51192. 2000Q
  51193. 1997R
  51194. 2000V
  51195. 24/6/98Y
  51196. 24/6/98\
  51197. 2240^
  51198. James Halliday
  51199. 2187C
  51200. 1/10/96D
  51201. Medium red, with just a touch of purple; a mix of dark berry, chocolate and more leafy aromas backed by subtle oak lead on to a wine with good extract and length, with a range of pleasantly astringent dark chocolate, earthy and briary flavours.E
  51202. Export
  51203. 98 bookH
  51204. 2002Q
  51205. 1998R
  51206. 2002V
  51207. 24/6/98Y
  51208. 24/6/98\
  51209. 2241^
  51210. James Halliday
  51211. 2188C
  51212. 1/10/95D
  51213. Medium yellow-green; fragrant lemon/melon aromas with a slightly pongy edge leads on to an unusual tangy, citrussy palate with flavours which are almost Riesling-like, with lime accents. Unusual but appealing.H
  51214. 1995R
  51215. 1996V
  51216. 24/6/98Y
  51217. 24/6/98\
  51218. 2242^
  51219. James Halliday
  51220. 2189C
  51221. 1/10/95D
  51222. Pale straw-green; a piercing, pure bouquet with pristine herb, green pea and asparagus aromas. The flavours are as pure and direct as the bouquet promises, yet the wine is without aggression; simply lively, fresh, tangy and long.H
  51223. 1997Q
  51224. 1996R
  51225. 1997V
  51226. 24/6/98Y
  51227. 24/6/98\
  51228. 2243^
  51229. James Halliday
  51230. 2189C
  51231. 1/10/96D
  51232. Light yellow-green; a crisp and delicate bouquet with what can only be described as very pure varietal character leads on to a crisp, clean, delicate and ultra-correct palate, but which lacks the fruit richness of the greatest sauvignon blancs.E
  51233. Export
  51234. 98 bookH
  51235. 1998Q
  51236. 1997R
  51237. 1998V
  51238. 24/6/98Y
  51239. 24/6/98\
  51240. 2244^
  51241. James Halliday
  51242. 2190C
  51243. 1/10/95
  51244. Medium yellow-green; a clean, crisp and absolutely precise varietal bouquet in the mid-range of flavour spectrum, neither herbal/grassy on the one extreme, nor tropical on the other. There are similarly long and pure flavours, the wine having excellent mouthfeel.
  51245. 1998Q
  51246. 1996R
  51247. 1998V
  51248. 24/6/98Y
  51249. 24/6/98\
  51250. 2245^
  51251. James Halliday
  51252. 2191C
  51253. 1/10/95
  51254. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fragrant with hints of spice and most attractive herbaceous fruit in typical Margaret River style. The palate is full, generous and harmonious with hints of citrus, and slightly sweeter fruit than the bouquet suggests; long carry and finish.
  51255. 1999Q
  51256. 1996R
  51257. 1999V
  51258. 24/6/98Y
  51259. 24/6/98\
  51260. 2246^
  51261. James Halliday
  51262. 2192C
  51263. 1/10/95
  51264. 7Medium yellow-green; a compelling mix of elegance and complexity, fruit and oak, terroir and technique. One can see the fingerprints of the winemaker all over the wine, yet it is harmonious, with melon and fig fruit aromas and flavours, a creamy texture, positive but not excessive spicy oak, and a long finish.
  51265. 2000Q
  51266. 1996R
  51267. 2000V
  51268. 24/6/98Y
  51269. 24/6/98\
  51270. 2247^
  51271. James Halliday
  51272. 2192C
  51273. 1/2/97D
  51274. Medium to full yellow-green; French oak dominates the bouquet, and also plays a prominent role on the palate. However, there is generously proportioned peachy fruit, which supports that oak on the palate. A gold medal winner 1997 Sydney Wine Show.H
  51275. 2000Q
  51276. 1997R
  51277. 2000V
  51278. 24/6/98Y
  51279. 24/6/98\
  51280. 2248^
  51281. James Halliday
  51282. 2192C
  51283. 1/5/97
  51284. xLight to medium yellow-green; much livelier than the 
  51285. 95, with fragrant melon/grapefruit aromas and an attractive touch of spicy French oak.  There are similarly lively tangy/melon/citrus/white peach fruit flavours, which invest the wine with length on the palate; well-handled oak rounds off an excellent commercial wine. Retasted October and November 
  51286. 97 with similar notes.
  51287. Export
  51288. 98 bookH
  51289. 2002K
  51290. 1998R
  51291. 2002T
  51292. ChangedV
  51293. 24/6/98W
  51294. 99 bookY
  51295. 24/6/98\
  51296. 2249^
  51297. 2192w
  51298. James Halliday
  51299. 2193C
  51300. 1/11/95
  51301. (Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is unexpectedly complex with a real tang to the melon fruit and quite sophisticated oak. The palate is moderately oak-driven (cleverly used chips) but has fruit and generally has the style and character of far more expensive wines made in far smaller quantities. 
  51302. 1997Q
  51303. 1996R
  51304. 1997V
  51305. 24/6/98Y
  51306. 24/6/98\
  51307. 2250^
  51308. James Halliday
  51309. 2193C
  51310. 1/4/97
  51311. oMedium to full yellow-green; it may be my imagination, but the oak component seems a little more obvious on the bouquet than in prior years, but adds complexity.  A well-crafted wine on the palate with fig and melon fruit of light to medium weight; there is just the faintest phenolic kick from that oak on the finish, but it is difficult to expect more at the price.
  51312. Export
  51313. 98 bookH
  51314. 1998K
  51315. 1997R
  51316. 1998V
  51317. 24/6/98Y
  51318. 24/6/98\
  51319. 2251^
  51320. James Halliday
  51321. 2194C
  51322. 1/1/96
  51323. NBright, light yellow-green; a moderately intense bouquet with herb and lime varietal aromas lead on to a wine of moderate weight on the palate with a slightly furry texture suggesting some phenolic extraction either through skin contact and/or an element of pressings, or both, but which adds to the early-drinking appeal of the wine.
  51324. 1998Q
  51325. 1996R
  51326. 1998V
  51327. 24/6/98Y
  51328. 24/6/98\
  51329. 2252^
  51330. James Halliday
  51331. 2195C
  51332. 1/1/96
  51333. JFull red-purple; a powerful bouquet with dense, ripe dark plum fruit aromas with hints of liquorice and spice. The palate is as concentrated, rich and chewy as the bouquet promises, with abundant dark fruit and liquorice flavours. It does fall away ever so slightly on the finish after such an exuberant start, but is great value.
  51334. 2003Q
  51335. 1996R
  51336. 2003V
  51337. 24/6/98Y
  51338. 24/6/98\
  51339. 2253^
  51340. James Halliday
  51341. 2195C
  51342. 1/4/97
  51343. "Medium to full red-purple; smooth but solid dark fruit aromas of more than expected intensity on the bouquet lead on to a palate which likewise has more weight and density than one might anticipate, with plum/blackberry fruit flavours, fine tannins and the barest hint of oak on the finish.
  51344. Export
  51345. 98 bookH
  51346. 2003K
  51347. 1998R
  51348. 2003V
  51349. 24/6/98Y
  51350. 24/6/98\
  51351. 2254^
  51352. James Halliday
  51353. 2198C
  51354. 1/10/95
  51355. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, firm bouquet showing pleasantly ripened cassis/berry fruit with hints of chocolate. There is abundant blackcurrant and black chocolate fruit on the palate with nicely integrated oak through partial barrel fermentation, and good length.
  51356. 2002Q
  51357. 1998R
  51358. 2002V
  51359. 24/6/98Y
  51360. 24/6/98\
  51361. 2255^
  51362. James Halliday
  51363. 2198C
  51364. 1/12/96
  51365. Medium to full red-purple; a highly aromatic bouquet with plenty of ripe fruit and a somewhat unexpected dash of American oak, perhaps from the judicious use of some chips. A wine which works as well on palate as it does on the bouquet with lots of extract, richness and substance to the ripe, dark berry/dark chocolate fruit; oak is evident but not oppressive. Quite a wine at the price.
  51366. Export
  51367. 98 bookH
  51368. 2005Q
  51369. 2000R
  51370. 2005V
  51371. 24/6/98Y
  51372. 24/6/98\
  51373. 2256^
  51374. James Halliday
  51375. 2199C
  51376. 1/8/95
  51377. Medium to full golden yellow; an intense botrytis-influenced cumquat marmalade bouquet leading on to an exceptionally powerful and concentrated palate, with identical fruit flavours to those of the bouquet.H
  51378. 1998Q
  51379. 1995R
  51380. 1998V
  51381. 24/6/98Y
  51382. 24/6/98\
  51383. 2257^
  51384. James Halliday
  51385. 2199C
  51386. 1/8/96D
  51387. Deep gold; a super-luscious and intense cumquat and peach bouquet leads on to a complex, powerful and lingering palate, with the intensely rich, sweet fruit balanced by excellent acidity.E
  51388. Export
  51389. 98 bookH
  51390. 1997Q
  51391. 1996R
  51392. 1997V
  51393. 24/6/98Y
  51394. 24/6/98\
  51395. 2258^
  51396. James Halliday
  51397. 2200C
  51398. 1/8/96
  51399. JMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is powerful, with good fruit depth and faintly earthy overtones. As the bouquet promises, there is plenty of extract and power to the palate with dark briary cassis fruit on the palate; the oak influence is subtle, the tannins firm but fine-grained.  Retasted August 1996 with similar notes.
  51400. 2000Q
  51401. 1996R
  51402. 2000V
  51403. 24/6/98Y
  51404. 24/6/98\
  51405. 2259^
  51406. James Halliday
  51407. 2200C
  51408. 1/2/97D
  51409. Medium to full purple-red; a fragrant bouquet with a mix of herb, mint and red berry fruits; a well-ripened and structured wine on the palate which is strongly reminiscent of Bordeaux, finishing with fine, soft lingering tannins.E
  51410. export
  51411. 98 bookH
  51412. 2003Q
  51413. 1998R
  51414. 2003V
  51415. 24/6/98Y
  51416. 24/6/98\
  51417. 2260^
  51418. James Halliday
  51419. 2201C
  51420. 1/10/95
  51421. Full yellow-green; an almost impossibly complex bouquet with toast, lemon zest, grilled nuts and a tinge of honey. The palate is long, harmonious, bone-dry with nutty, tangy flavours, and perfect balance; exceptionally complex, yet almost feather light.H
  51422. 2005Q
  51423. 1995R
  51424. 2005V
  51425. 24/6/98Y
  51426. 24/6/98\
  51427. 2261^
  51428. James Halliday
  51429. 2201C
  51430. 1/10/96
  51431. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet does have an element of volatile life which, however, adds to the attraction and complexity of a wine with lime and honey fragrances.  The palate is extremely complex, long and lingering, with toasty flavours cut by the bite on the finish. Retasted on numerous occasions through 1997 and 1998; while there is some bottle variation, the best bottles are superb.
  51432. Export
  51433. 98 bookH
  51434. 2006Q
  51435. 1996R
  51436. 2006T
  51437. ChangedV
  51438. 24/6/98Y
  51439. 24/6/98\
  51440. 2262^
  51441. James Halliday
  51442. 2202C
  51443. 1/10/95
  51444. Medium to full red; potent, striking spice, leaf, tobacco and liquorice aromas, and an old, strident palate with identical flavours to those foreshadowed by the bouquet. A love-it or hate-it style.H
  51445. 2000Q
  51446. 1997R
  51447. 2000V
  51448. 24/6/98Y
  51449. 24/6/98\
  51450. 2263^
  51451. James Halliday
  51452. 2203C
  51453. 1/11/95D
  51454. Light to medium yellow-green; a tight, bracing bouquet with undertones of traditional riesling kerosene, leads on to a reserved mineral and toast flavoured palate, with still tight acid on the finish.H
  51455. 2000Q
  51456. 1996R
  51457. 2000V
  51458. 24/6/98Y
  51459. 24/6/98\
  51460. 2264^
  51461. James Halliday
  51462. 2204C
  51463. 1/10/95D
  51464. Deep gold; a very complex bouquet with rich, dried apricot and malt aromas with obvious botrytis. The palate is every bit as complex as the bouquet with masses of sweet fruit, but balanced by crisp acid which gives a lively, long tangy finish. H
  51465. 1996Q
  51466. 1995R
  51467. 1996V
  51468. 24/6/98Y
  51469. 24/6/98\
  51470. 2265^
  51471. James Halliday
  51472. 2204C
  51473. 1/10/96
  51474. Bright yellow-orange; an exceptionally tangy and fragrant bouquet with lively apricot and lime aromas; the blend works excellently on the palate with fresh acid and citrus coming from the riesling, and complexity from the semillon. Overall well balanced sweetness and acidity.
  51475. Export
  51476. 98 bookH
  51477. 1997Q
  51478. 1996R
  51479. 1997V
  51480. 24/6/98Y
  51481. 24/6/98\
  51482. 2266^
  51483. James Halliday
  51484. 2205C
  51485. 1/10/95D
  51486. Medium to full red-purple; ripe dark berry and plum fruit of monumental proportions drives both the bouquet and the powerful but fruited palate; the tannins are soft, and it undoubtedly achieves much of its awe-inspiring mouth impact from the 15% alcohol.H
  51487. 2004Q
  51488. 1996R
  51489. 2004V
  51490. 24/6/98Y
  51491. 24/6/98\
  51492. 2267^
  51493. James Halliday
  51494. 2205C
  51495. 1/10/96
  51496. Medium to full red; a solid, indeed stolid wine, with plenty of weight but not much expression, and slightly disappointing after the earlier releases.  It is also possible it could be going through a dull phase in its development.E
  51497. Export
  51498. 98 bookH
  51499. 2002Q
  51500. 1997R
  51501. 2002V
  51502. 24/6/98Y
  51503. 24/6/98\
  51504. 2268^
  51505. James Halliday
  51506. 2205C
  51507. 1/10/97D
  51508. Medium purple red; the bouquet shows strong juicy raspberry/cherry varietal character; a striking wine on the palate with juicy, glossy minty berry fruit, following in the track of previous vintages.  H
  51509. 1999K
  51510. CD noteQ
  51511. 1998R
  51512. 1999V
  51513. 24/6/98Y
  51514. 24/6/98\
  51515. 2269^
  51516. James Halliday
  51517. 2206C
  51518. 1/11/95
  51519. >Medium red-purple; a complex, fragrant bouquet with some attractive stemmy notes suggesting the use of whole bunches in the fermentation. The palate is long and intense, well balanced and put together with fruit and oak integrated, and again those hallmarks of a range of fermentation techniques being used. Good wine.
  51520. 1996Q
  51521. 1995R
  51522. 1996V
  51523. 24/6/98Y
  51524. 24/6/98\
  51525. 2270^
  51526. James Halliday
  51527. 2207C
  51528. 1/10/95
  51529. @Still retains bright red-purple hues to the colour; a complex bouquet leads on to a most attractive wine on the palate with fine, dark berry fruits, a hint of bitter chocolate and just a touch of oak to round things off. Retasted October 1995 showing, if it were possible, even more attractively. A truly delicious wine.
  51530. 1998Q
  51531. 1995R
  51532. 1998V
  51533. 24/6/98Y
  51534. 24/6/98\
  51535. 2271^
  51536. James Halliday
  51537. 2207C
  51538. 1/10/96
  51539. Medium to full red-purple; ripe blackberry fruit aromas are supported by restrained but certainly evident oak, and lead into ripe red berry fruit flavours on the palate, with plenty of extract and a nice dollop of vanilla oak.E
  51540. Export
  51541. 98 bookH
  51542. 2005Q
  51543. 1998R
  51544. 2005V
  51545. 24/6/98Y
  51546. 24/6/98\
  51547. 2272^
  51548. James Halliday
  51549. 2208C
  51550. 1/2/95D
  51551. Youthful red-purple; a clean and fragrant bouquet with attractive cedar and red berry fruits, quite European in style. The palate, too, is elegant with cedary/spicy berry fruit and fine-grained tannins.H
  51552. 2000Q
  51553. 1995R
  51554. 2000V
  51555. 24/6/98Y
  51556. 24/6/98\
  51557. 2273^
  51558. James Halliday
  51559. 2208C
  51560. 1/10/95D
  51561. Youthful purple-red; sweet red and dark cherry fruit with voluminous American oak on the bouquet leads on to a palate with a similar range of flavours; cherry/raspberry fruit with lots of vanillin oak and balanced tannins.H
  51562. 2001Q
  51563. 1996R
  51564. 2001V
  51565. 24/6/98Y
  51566. 24/6/98\
  51567. 2274^
  51568. James Halliday
  51569. 2208C
  51570. 1/10/96D
  51571. Medium to full red-purple; a very concentrated and rich bouquet with dark chocolate and prune aromas leads on to a powerful, tannic oaky palate which will have great appeal to some, but for my taste is a little over the top.  E
  51572. Export
  51573. 98 bookH
  51574. 2002Q
  51575. 1998R
  51576. 2002V
  51577. 24/6/98Y
  51578. 24/6/98\
  51579. 2275^
  51580. James Halliday
  51581. 2209C
  51582. 1/1/96D
  51583. Full yellow; an array of buttery/nutty/butterscotch aromas together with peachy fruit leads on to a broad, full-flavoured palate with some nutty/leesy characters. H
  51584. 1996Q
  51585. 1995R
  51586. 1996V
  51587. 24/6/98Y
  51588. 24/6/98\
  51589. 2276^
  51590. James Halliday
  51591. 2209C
  51592. 1/1/96
  51593. Medium yellow-green; pleasant melon and white peach fruit with subtle oak; the palate is much lighter than the bouquet suggests; there are some creamy/mealy characters from the oak and lees contact; on the evidence of the 
  51594. 94, will gain weight and develop relatively quickly.
  51595. Export
  51596. 98 bookH
  51597. 1997Q
  51598. 1996R
  51599. 1997V
  51600. 24/6/98Y
  51601. 24/6/98\
  51602. 2277^
  51603. James Halliday
  51604. 2210C
  51605. 1/1/96
  51606. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is massively concentrated with rich, sweet and ripe fruit aromas. The palate is similarly massive, although fairly ferocious tannins on the mid to back palate overwhelm the wine at this point, and may never come into balance. 
  51607. Export
  51608. 98 bookH
  51609. 2004Q
  51610. 1999R
  51611. 2004V
  51612. 24/6/98Y
  51613. 24/6/98\
  51614. 2278^
  51615. James Halliday
  51616. 2211C
  51617. 1/1/96
  51618. Medium to full red-purple; a potent mix of spice and game on the bouquet, like a rogue Rh
  51619. ne. On the palate there is more spice than game; the fruit seems to have swallowed up the oak, although there is a slight astringency on the finish which may or may not soften with time.
  51620. 2001Q
  51621. 1996R
  51622. 2001V
  51623. 24/6/98Y
  51624. 24/6/98\
  51625. 2279^
  51626. James Halliday
  51627. 2212C
  51628. 1/10/95
  51629. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with plenty of plummy/minty fruit, though lacking some of the sparkle and spice of prior years. Came up extremely well on the palate, with rich dark cherry, plum and mint fruit flavours, subtle oak and soft but persistent tannins.
  51630. 2005Q
  51631. 2000R
  51632. 2005V
  51633. 24/6/98Y
  51634. 24/6/98\
  51635. 2280^
  51636. James Halliday
  51637. 2212C
  51638. 1/6/97
  51639. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, but with slightly diffuse dark cherry and plum fruit. The palate is pleasant and smooth, but lacks the richness and concentration of preceding vintages, and comes as something of a disappointment.H
  51640. 2001K
  51641. CD noteQ
  51642. 1999R
  51643. 2001V
  51644. 24/6/98W
  51645. 99 bookY
  51646. 24/6/98\
  51647. 2281^
  51648. 2212w
  51649. James Halliday
  51650. 2214C
  51651. 1/10/95D
  51652. Eliza. Light to medium yellow-green; a discreet citrus and melon aroma, fresh and bright; the malolactic fermentation component is evident on the palate, though not aggressively so, and adds the desired texture to the melon and citrus fruit.H
  51653. 1996Q
  51654. 1995R
  51655. 1996V
  51656. 24/6/98Y
  51657. 24/6/98\
  51658. 2282^
  51659. James Halliday
  51660. 2215C
  51661. 1/10/95D
  51662. Light to medium yellow-green; discreet melon fruit with average-quality French oak showing on both bouquet and palate. The underlying fruit is good, with fine flavours and length.H
  51663. 1997Q
  51664. 1995R
  51665. 1997V
  51666. 24/6/98
  51667. 24/6/98\
  51668. 2283^
  51669. James Halliday
  51670. 2216C
  51671. 1/10/95
  51672. :Eliza. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex, with citrus and melon fruit and some bready/yeasty autolysis characters. The palate shows bready/biscuity pinot noir flavours as the dominant feature, but there is a tinge of citrus to brighten and sharpen the finish. Has developed well since disgorgement.
  51673. 1997Q
  51674. 1995R
  51675. 1997V
  51676. 24/6/98Y
  51677. 24/6/98\
  51678. 2284^
  51679. James Halliday
  51680. 2217C
  51681. 1/10/95D
  51682. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is aromatic and clean, with good varietal character in a moderately herbaceous mould. The palate is clean, crisp and correct, with good length and flavour. H
  51683. 1997Q
  51684. 1996R
  51685. 1997V
  51686. 24/6/98Y
  51687. 24/6/98\
  51688. 2285^
  51689. James Halliday
  51690. 2217C
  51691. 1/1/97
  51692. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, light and crisp bouquet with faintly smoky aspects leads on to a light-bodied palate which, somewhat unexpectedly, falls away slightly on the finish.  In similar style to the 
  51693. Export
  51694. 98 bookH
  51695. 1998Q
  51696. 1997R
  51697. 1998V
  51698. 24/6/98Y
  51699. 24/6/98\
  51700. 2286^
  51701. James Halliday
  51702. 2218C
  51703. 1/10/95
  51704. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful, stemmy/briary bouquet reminiscent of Burgundy. The wine really shines on the palate, and in particular with its length of flavour, which comes up more and more each time it is tasted. Exceedingly stylish, with marvellous spicy undertones.
  51705. 1998Q
  51706. 1996R
  51707. 1998V
  51708. 24/6/98Y
  51709. 24/6/98\
  51710. 2287^
  51711. James Halliday
  51712. 2219C
  51713. 1/10/95
  51714. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet with gentle fruit and pronounced vanillin oak; a seductively oaky style on the palate with vanilla and fruit flavours seamlessly interwoven, and which works as well as this style ever can.H
  51715. 2000Q
  51716. 1996R
  51717. 2000V
  51718. 24/6/98Y
  51719. 24/6/98\
  51720. 2288^
  51721. James Halliday
  51722. 2219C
  51723. 1/1/96D
  51724. Medium to full red-purple; an elegant bouquet, with fresh berry, earth and spice aromas. Has good weight and concentration, with a melange of dark berry fruits finishing with soft tannins. Well-balanced and integrated oak.H
  51725. 2001Q
  51726. 1997R
  51727. 2001V
  51728. 24/6/98Y
  51729. 24/6/98\
  51730. 2289^
  51731. James Halliday
  51732. 2219C
  51733. 1/1/97
  51734. `Medium to full red-purple; as with the cabernet sauvignon, shows the perfect use of oak, perfectly balanced and integrated with gently earthy, red berry fruit aromas of medium to full intensity. The palate provides more of the same, deliciously made with a skilful balancing act between dark berry fruits and soft, faintly spicy oak. Smooth and subtle.
  51735. Export
  51736. 98 bookH
  51737. 2003Q
  51738. 1998R
  51739. 2003V
  51740. 24/6/98Y
  51741. 24/6/98\
  51742. 2290^
  51743. James Halliday
  51744. 2221C
  51745. 1/10/95
  51746. *Dense, full red-purple. An exceptionally complex and concentrated wine throughout both its bouquet and palate, with a dazzling array of fully ripe chocolate, game and black cherry fruit flavours backed by just the right amount of American oak. Very Australian in style, and all the better for that.
  51747. 2005Q
  51748. 1998R
  51749. 2005V
  51750. 24/6/98Y
  51751. 24/6/98\
  51752. 2291^
  51753. James Halliday
  51754. 2222C
  51755. 1/8/95
  51756. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant citrus and lemon rind aromas together with some white peach; long, lingering citrus and melon fruit flavours, marred by just a touch of matchstick/burnt match, which may simply have been an unbottled sample problem. Retasted August 1996 (Hunter Valley Show) with those identical 
  51757. dirty French
  51758.  matchstick characters still showing in an otherwise very complex wine.
  51759. 1996Q
  51760. 1995R
  51761. 1996V
  51762. 24/6/98Y
  51763. 24/6/98\
  51764. 2292^
  51765. James Halliday
  51766. 2223C
  51767. 1/8/95D
  51768. Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant bouquet, spotlessly clean, with stylish oak and fruit of medium intensity. The palate, too, is spotlessly clean, with hints of cherry and leather, subtle but evident oak, finishing with fine-grained tannins.H
  51769. 2006Q
  51770. 1998R
  51771. 2006V
  51772. 24/6/98Y
  51773. 24/6/98\
  51774. 2293^
  51775. James Halliday
  51776. 2224C
  51777. 1/9/95
  51778. SMedium to full red; a quite solid bouquet with strong leafy/stalky/earthy fruit aromas cunningly counterbalanced by a touch of vanillin oak. A striking wine on the palate with herbaceous flavours offset against sweeter blackberry/chocolate nuances, finishing with good tannins. Once you accept the background to the style, very attractive.
  51779. 2000Q
  51780. 1997R
  51781. 2000V
  51782. 24/6/98Y
  51783. 24/6/98\
  51784. 2294^
  51785. James Halliday
  51786. 2224C
  51787. 1/10/96
  51788. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with perfectly ripened cabernet fruit and exceptionally well-balanced and integrated oak. A harmonious wine on the palate, elegant and unforced, with cedar, blackcurrant and a touch of leaf, finishing with fine tannins. The best Pewsey Vale Cabernet made to date.  Retasted October 1996, and those leafy characters seem to have developed, the wine showing rather less attractively than it did earlier in its life.
  51789. 2001Q
  51790. 1998R
  51791. 2001V
  51792. 24/6/98
  51793. 24/6/98\
  51794. 2295^
  51795. James Halliday
  51796. 2225C
  51797. 1/10/95D
  51798. Medium to full red-purple; a rich bouquet with an array of mint, liquorice and earthy varietal aromas. The palate has good extract, with similar multi-flavoured fruit, backed up by ample tannins.H
  51799. 2000Q
  51800. 1997R
  51801. 2000V
  51802. 24/6/98Y
  51803. 24/6/98\
  51804. 2296^
  51805. James Halliday
  51806. 2226C
  51807. 1/10/95
  51808. %Medium red-purple; extremely attractive, supple sweet plum and cherry fruit aromas woven through subtle oak on the bouquet; the palate has great balance and texture, with plum and strawberry flavours, and a very long, lingering finish. A blend of two vineyard sources which work to perfection.
  51809. 1999Q
  51810. 1995R
  51811. 1999V
  51812. 24/6/98Y
  51813. 24/6/98\
  51814. 2297^
  51815. James Halliday
  51816. 2226C
  51817. 1/10/96
  51818. 3Medium to full red-purple; clean plum and strawberry fruit on the bouquet lacks the race and intensity of the 
  51819. 94, but is nonetheless pretty useful.  On the palate has quite good varietal character and depth of fruit, tending slightly to cherry jam; not in the Olympian class of the 
  51820. 94, but not a bad wine.
  51821. Export
  51822. 98 bookH
  51823. 1998Q
  51824. 1996R
  51825. 1998V
  51826. 24/6/98Y
  51827. 24/6/98\
  51828. 2298^
  51829. James Halliday
  51830. 2227C
  51831. 1/1/96D
  51832. Medium red-purple; pronounced stalky/tobacco/stemmy cool-climate pinot aromas; there is plenty of presence on the palate with lots of flavour in a stalky/stemmy mode. Full-frontal Pinot.H
  51833. 1996Q
  51834. 1995R
  51835. 1996V
  51836. 24/6/98Y
  51837. 24/6/98\
  51838. 2299^
  51839. James Halliday
  51840. 2228C
  51841. 1/6/95
  51842. Medium straw-yellow; there is an amalgam of fresh-cut hay with some nectarine fruit on the bouquet, with subtle oak. A well-made wine, with distinct sweetness on entry to the mouth, which comes as something of a (pleasant) surprise, although the finish is not particularly long.
  51843. 1998Q
  51844. 1995R
  51845. 1998V
  51846. 24/6/98Y
  51847. 24/6/98\
  51848. 2300^
  51849. James Halliday
  51850. 2228C
  51851. 1/10/96
  51852. Very light straw-yellow; a delicate bouquet with minerally, faintly nutty, faintly citrussy aromas leads on to a light, clean citrussy palate with subtle oak. Given that it has 13.5 degrees alcohol, simply has to come out of its youthful reticence in the years ahead.
  51853. Export
  51854. 98 bookH
  51855. 1999Q
  51856. 1996R
  51857. 1999V
  51858. 24/6/98Y
  51859. 24/6/98\
  51860. 2301^
  51861. James Halliday
  51862. 2229C
  51863. 1/10/95
  51864. Medium red; clean, direct ripe cherry fruit aromas with subtle oak. There is lots of dark cherry and plum fruit flavour with an exceptionally good tannin structure; the wine really shines in the mouth.H
  51865. 1999Q
  51866. 1995R
  51867. 1999V
  51868. 24/6/98Y
  51869. 24/6/98\
  51870. 2302^
  51871. James Halliday
  51872. 2229C
  51873. 1/10/96
  51874. ;Medium to full red-purple; a fine and elegant bouquet with gently spicy fruit and cedary oak. The palate is superb, with exemplary structure and balance to the cedar, spice and black cherry flavours, finishing with supple tannins. Retasted October 1996 and showing just as well, retaining all of its youthful fruit.
  51875. Export
  51876. 98 bookH
  51877. 2001Q
  51878. 1996R
  51879. 2001V
  51880. 24/6/98Y
  51881. 24/6/98\
  51882. 2303^
  51883. James Halliday
  51884. 2230C
  51885. 1/1/96
  51886. Medium purple-red; a smooth and clean bouquet of medium intensity with red berry fruits and a touch of mint. The palate has a range of cassis and mint flavours with nice balance and structure; reasonably pronounced acid.H
  51887. 2010Q
  51888. 2000R
  51889. 2010V
  51890. 24/6/98Y
  51891. 24/6/98\
  51892. 2304^
  51893. James Halliday
  51894. 2231C
  51895. 1/10/96D
  51896. Medium yellow-green; some toasty, kerosene bottle-developed aromas are starting to emerge on the bouquet, but the beautifully balanced palate is reassuring, seductive, with a gentle mix of lime citrus and toast flavours.H
  51897. 1997Q
  51898. 1996R
  51899. 1997V
  51900. 24/6/98Y
  51901. 24/6/98\
  51902. 2305^
  51903. James Halliday
  51904. 2232C
  51905. 1/11/95D
  51906. Light red; bright and fresh fruit aromas, slightly jammy, but distinctly varietal. An attractive light, fresh red in an exuberant but uncomplicated early-drinking style. Intelligent winemaking.H
  51907. 1996Q
  51908. 1995R
  51909. 1996V
  51910. 24/6/98Y
  51911. 24/6/98\
  51912. 2306^
  51913. James Halliday
  51914. 2233C
  51915. 1/10/95
  51916. /Medium to full red-purple; fragrant, sweet berry/cassis aromas of medium intensity with a hint of spicy oak. The palate is soft and fleshy, with delicious sweet berry fruit and a long finish with fine tannins. Well balanced and not the least bit extractive, yet has all the presence one could wish for. 
  51917. 2000Q
  51918. 1996R
  51919. 2000V
  51920. 24/6/98Y
  51921. 24/6/98\
  51922. 2307^
  51923. James Halliday
  51924. 2234C
  51925. 1/5/95D
  51926. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet has abundant character and varietal bite, with powerful citrus-accented fruit and little or no oak influence apparent. The palate, too, is powerful and concentrated with tangy but ripe semillon fruit driving a long finish.H
  51927. 1997Q
  51928. 1995R
  51929. 1997V
  51930. 24/6/98Y
  51931. 24/6/98\
  51932. 2308^
  51933. James Halliday
  51934. 2234C
  51935. 1/6/95
  51936. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is solid, faintly buttery, neither grassy on the one hand nor oak-dominated on the other. The palate is generous and full-flavoured, though the finish is slightly hard and phenolic.H
  51937. 1999Q
  51938. 1996R
  51939. 1999V
  51940. 24/6/98Y
  51941. 24/6/98\
  51942. 2309^
  51943. James Halliday
  51944. 2234C
  51945. 1/1/96
  51946. `Light straw-yellow; a highly protected, aromatic bouquet with abundant tropical/passionfruit aromas in the oft-repeated 
  51947. 95 vintage style from Western Australia. The palate is a mix of herbaceous and more tropical/passionfruit flavours, with a fairly firm finish providing length, and neatly counterbalancing the opulence of the fruit. Attractive wine.
  51948. 2001Q
  51949. 1996R
  51950. 2001V
  51951. 24/6/98Y
  51952. 24/6/98\
  51953. 2310^
  51954. James Halliday
  51955. 2235C
  51956. 1/10/95
  51957. Medium to full red; excellent varietal character to the bouquet with a range of liquorice, earth and spice aromas backed by judicious oak. All of the characters of the bouquet repeat themselves on a palate of medium weight and considerable finesse. This is indubitably a good wine.
  51958. 2000Q
  51959. 1996R
  51960. 2000V
  51961. 24/6/98Y
  51962. 24/6/98\
  51963. 2311^
  51964. James Halliday
  51965. 2235C
  51966. 1/10/96
  51967. &Bright purple-red; bursting with varietal character on both bouquet and palate, with a dazzling array of spice, liquorice and dark cherry fruits together with a hint of gaminess strongly reminiscent of the best of the northern Rh
  51968. ne Valley. Despite all this flavour, is a wine of true elegance.
  51969. 2002Q
  51970. 1997R
  51971. 2002V
  51972. 24/6/98Y
  51973. 24/6/98\
  51974. 2312^
  51975. James Halliday
  51976. 2236C
  51977. 1/11/95
  51978. Full purple-red; there is rich, full plummy fruit on the bouquet, while the palate is a powerful, bold style of pinot with ripe plummy fruit and some tannins. Could conceivably surprise with its cellaring capacity.  A trophy winner at the Adelaide Wine Show.
  51979. 1996Q
  51980. 1995R
  51981. 1996V
  51982. 24/6/98Y
  51983. 24/6/98\
  51984. 2313^
  51985. James Halliday
  51986. 2238C
  51987. 1/10/95D
  51988. Opaque purple-red; a massive wine on both bouquet and palate, with an almost impenetrable forest of dark berry fruit and oak flavours. Tasted blind, one might well think it came from Wendouree.H
  51989. 2007Q
  51990. 2000R
  51991. 2007V
  51992. 24/6/98Y
  51993. 24/6/98\
  51994. 2314^
  51995. James Halliday
  51996. 2238C
  51997. 1/10/96
  51998. (Deep purple-red; intense liquorice and boot polish varietal fruit, with slightly charry edges, initiates the bouquet; the palate is massively flavoured and extracted, with powerful tannins, and like the cabernet, needing a decade or so, but does appear to have all that is needed locked up there.
  51999. Export
  52000. 98 bookH
  52001. 2010Q
  52002. 2001R
  52003. 2010V
  52004. 24/6/98Y
  52005. 24/6/98\
  52006. 2315^
  52007. James Halliday
  52008. 2239C
  52009. 1/1/96D
  52010. Light to medium red; a clean bouquet with lighter style grenache showing slightly jammy aromas and flavours typical of the variety. There are almost essencey flavours on the palate, again varietally derived, and it carries its 13.4% alcohol with ease.H
  52011. 1996Q
  52012. 1995R
  52013. 1996V
  52014. 24/6/98Y
  52015. 24/6/98\
  52016. 2316^
  52017. James Halliday
  52018. 2240C
  52019. 1/1/96
  52020. Medium tawny; while the wine shows obvious aged rancio characters on the bouquet, it is not the least bit stale; excellent tawny port flavours, with good rancio, nice biscuity tastes, balancing acidity and the desired dry finish.H
  52021. 24/6/98Y
  52022. 24/6/98\
  52023. 2317^
  52024. James Halliday
  52025. 2241C
  52026. 1/10/95
  52027. Medium to full red; ripe, sweet berry fruit, with a hint of mint and earth, dominates the bouquet, and only a flick of oak evident. The palate has good depth and structure with ripe, clean berry, chocolate and earth flavours, fine tannins and again pleasantly subdued oak.
  52028. 1999Q
  52029. 1996R
  52030. 1999V
  52031. 24/6/98Y
  52032. 24/6/98\
  52033. 2318^
  52034. James Halliday
  52035. 2241C
  52036. 1/10/96D
  52037. Medium red-purple; a soft bouquet with briary fruit and a gentle touch of vanilla oak leads on to a soft, supple palate with gentle fruit and oak in an unashamedly commercial style.E
  52038. Export
  52039. 98 bookH
  52040. 1999Q
  52041. 1997R
  52042. 1999V
  52043. 24/6/98
  52044. 24/6/98\
  52045. 2319^
  52046. James Halliday
  52047. 2242C
  52048. 1/4/95D
  52049. Medium to full yellow; it has a highly scented, floral honeysuckle aroma, with similar tropical/honeysuckle fruit on the palate. It has not been submerged in oak. Altogether a very interesting wine for the wine student.H
  52050. 1999Q
  52051. 1995R
  52052. 1999V
  52053. 24/6/98Y
  52054. 24/6/98\
  52055. 2320^
  52056. James Halliday
  52057. 2243C
  52058. 1/1/96
  52059. Light to medium yellow-green; there are curious charry/smoky bacon oak aromas, but the palate has pleasant melon and citrus fruits, light on entry but filling out on the finish. Once again the slightly aberrant oak is evident, but may settle down with further time in bottle.
  52060. 1997Q
  52061. 1996R
  52062. 1997V
  52063. 24/6/98Y
  52064. 24/6/98\
  52065. 2321^
  52066. James Halliday
  52067. 2243C
  52068. 1/12/96
  52069. Light green-yellow; pleasant fractionally light citrus/grapefruit aromas away from the usual Dennis style; slightly hessiany oak tends to obscure the fruit on both bouquet and palate, but the wine does have good balance and acidity, and will likely mature well.
  52070. Export
  52071. 98 bookH
  52072. 1998Q
  52073. 1997R
  52074. 1998V
  52075. 24/6/98Y
  52076. 24/6/98\
  52077. 2322^
  52078. James Halliday
  52079. 2244C
  52080. 1/1/96
  52081. RMedium to full red; there is an array of earthy, liquorice and briary fruit aromas of medium intensity together with a touch of vanillin oak on the bouquet; the palate flavours range through liquorice, earth and a touch of dark chocolate; of medium weight only, finishing with soft tannins. Retasted December 1996 with very similar notes.
  52082. 2001Q
  52083. 1997R
  52084. 2001V
  52085. 24/6/98Y
  52086. 24/6/98\
  52087. 2323^
  52088. James Halliday
  52089. 2245C
  52090. 1/1/96
  52091. bBright, light to medium red; there is clean, gently spicy fruit of light to medium intensity on the bouquet, with minimal oak. The flavour and textures are not unlike those of a cool-grown Shiraz, quite light-bodied, with hints of earth and spice, but is recognisably Zinfandel as one sees it in California (and I have seen hundreds of such wines there).
  52092. 1997Q
  52093. 1995R
  52094. 1997V
  52095. 24/6/98Y
  52096. 24/6/98\
  52097. 2324^
  52098. James Halliday
  52099. 2246C
  52100. 1/1/97
  52101. KMedium yellow-green; clean and smooth, with the barest touch of oak, and when tasted in January 1997 was still very youthful.  A well balanced and constructed wine in which light melon and cashew together with malolactic influence and oak all come together convincingly on the palate, and will please the legion of Stonier addicts.
  52102. Export
  52103. 98 bookH
  52104. 1998Q
  52105. 1997R
  52106. 1998V
  52107. 24/6/98Y
  52108. 24/6/98\
  52109. 2325^
  52110. James Halliday
  52111. 2247C
  52112. 1/1/96
  52113. uMedium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with clean cherry fruit and slightly boxy oak. The palate creeps up and up on you, looking more like a young, firm unevolved Burgundy every time you taste it. The secret to the wine lies in its length of flavour not its complexity or depth, but this may come with one or two years bottle age. Very interesting.
  52114. 1998Q
  52115. 1996R
  52116. 1998V
  52117. 24/6/98Y
  52118. 24/6/98\
  52119. 2326^
  52120. James Halliday
  52121. 2247C
  52122. 1/10/97
  52123. Medium red-purple; the bouquet already shows distinct herbal/stemmy/tobacco notes which will increase with time, however aromatic and pungent they are. The palate shows similar tangy/spicy/stemmy flavours without much sweetness. A varietal response to climate, and will certainly have its followers. Retasted October 1997 with an identical outcome, those spicy/leafy characters even more intense.
  52124. Export
  52125. 98 bookH
  52126. 1998Q
  52127. 1997R
  52128. 1998V
  52129. 24/6/98Y
  52130. 24/6/98\
  52131. James Halliday
  52132. 2248C
  52133. 1/6/95
  52134. )Strong yellow-green; intense, ripe honeyed/tropical fruit on the bouquet, yet not coarse or cloying. A huge mouthful, as one would expect, with positive varietal character; the alcohol detracts slightly from the finish if the wine is drunk on its own, but not when accompanied by appropriate food.
  52135. 1997Q
  52136. 1995R
  52137. 1997V
  52138. 24/6/98Y
  52139. 24/6/98\
  52140. 2328^
  52141. James Halliday
  52142. 2248C
  52143. 1/3/96
  52144. Medium to full yellow-green; full, ripe, gently tropical fruit salad aromas are followed by a massively powerful and mouthfilling wine with melon and honey flavours and a richly warm finish.  Retasted October 1996 and ageing well, with luscious mouthfilling fruit.
  52145. 1998Q
  52146. 1996R
  52147. 1998V
  52148. 24/6/98Y
  52149. 24/6/98\
  52150. 2329^
  52151. James Halliday
  52152. 2249C
  52153. 1/4/95
  52154. Bright, full red-purple. A solid bouquet, with plenty of red and blackberry fruits to the fore. The palate, too, is generously flavoured with cassis/redcurrant fruit married with a hint of vanillin oak, and finishing with soft tannins.H
  52155. 1999Q
  52156. 1996R
  52157. 1999V
  52158. 24/6/98Y
  52159. 24/6/98\
  52160. 2330^
  52161. James Halliday
  52162. 2249C
  52163. 1/4/97
  52164. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with earth and chocolate notes leads on to a wine with easy mouthfeel; there are more of the earth, chocolate and gentle red berry fruit flavours suggested by the bouquet in a pleasant wine of modest dimensions.
  52165. Export
  52166. 98 bookH
  52167. 2000K
  52168. 1997R
  52169. 2000V
  52170. 24/6/98Y
  52171. 24/6/98\
  52172. 2331^
  52173. James Halliday
  52174. 2250C
  52175. 1/11/95
  52176. Glowing yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with peachy fruit and plenty of presence. The palate delivers what the bouquet promises, with fleshy, mouthfilling fruit, and overall considerable impact.H
  52177. 1997Q
  52178. 1996R
  52179. 1997V
  52180. 24/6/98Y
  52181. 24/6/98\
  52182. 2332^
  52183. James Halliday
  52184. 2250C
  52185. 1/4/97D
  52186. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite full, with attractive ripe yellow peach and fig fruit, leading on to a flavoursome palate of medium weight, veering more towards melon, though with peach and fig again evident.  E
  52187. Export
  52188. 98 bookH
  52189. 1999K
  52190. 1997R
  52191. 1999V
  52192. 24/6/98Y
  52193. 24/6/98\
  52194. 2333^
  52195. James Halliday
  52196. 2251C
  52197. 1/10/95D
  52198. Brilliant light to medium red-purple; a vibrantly fruity bouquet with those typical varietal slightly jammy/boiled/straw characters of grenache; the palate is full of life and vibrant fruit, with the sweetness balanced by crisp acid on the finish.H
  52199. 1996Q
  52200. 1995R
  52201. 1996V
  52202. 24/6/98
  52203. 24/6/98\
  52204. 2334^
  52205. James Halliday
  52206. 2251C
  52207. 1/10/96D
  52208. Vivid fuschia; a fresh lively bouquet with fleeting spice and cherry aromas leads on to a clean, bright, fresh and lively palate, finishing faintly sweet, as befits the style.E
  52209. Export
  52210. 98 bookH
  52211. 1997Q
  52212. 1996R
  52213. 1997V
  52214. 24/6/98Y
  52215. 24/6/98\
  52216. 2335^
  52217. James Halliday
  52218. 2252C
  52219. 1/1/96
  52220. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with a mix of herbaceous and more tropical/peachy aromas. On the palate there is a cavalcade of herb, lime and peach flavours all evident at one point or another. Certainly a product of an outstanding vintage for white wines.
  52221. 1999Q
  52222. 1996R
  52223. 1999V
  52224. 24/6/98Y
  52225. 24/6/98\
  52226. 2336^
  52227. James Halliday
  52228. 2252C
  52229. 1/10/96
  52230. Light to medium straw-yellow; a soft, fractionally bland, bouquet of medium intensity, with some sweet alcohol aromas; a pleasant, faintly honeyed palate with more of the alcohol-derived sweetness of the bouquet.E
  52231. export
  52232. 98 bookH
  52233. 1998Q
  52234. 1997R
  52235. 1998V
  52236. 24/6/98Y
  52237. 24/6/98\
  52238. 2337^
  52239. James Halliday
  52240. 2253C
  52241. 1/1/96
  52242. $Medium to full yellow-green; intense regional/varietal herbaceous fruit flavours, with hints of hay and straw, and obvious barrel-ferment oak inputs on the bouquet. A potent, rich mouthfilling wine made from some very good fruit, showing many flavours and textures. Altogether quite striking.
  52243. 2003Q
  52244. 1996R
  52245. 2003V
  52246. 24/6/98Y
  52247. 24/6/98\
  52248. 2338^
  52249. James Halliday
  52250. 2253C
  52251. 1/8/96
  52252. Medium yellow-green; obvious barrel-ferment characters from toasty/charry high-quality oak are married with tangy lemon/citrus fruit on both bouquet and palate. The wine has startling length and intensity, finishing with good acidity.E
  52253. Export
  52254. 98 bookH
  52255. 2004Q
  52256. 1997R
  52257. 2004V
  52258. 24/6/98Y
  52259. 24/6/98\
  52260. 2339^
  52261. James Halliday
  52262. 2254C
  52263. 1/1/96
  52264. dMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex, with an array of spicy/gamey fruit aromas with pronounced vanillin oak. On the palate the fruit happily comes to the fore, with luscious black cherry and liquorice flavours running through a textured, richly constructed wine finishing with nicely balanced acidity. A multiple trophy and gold medal winner.
  52265. 2006Q
  52266. 1999R
  52267. 2006V
  52268. 24/6/98Y
  52269. 24/6/98\
  52270. 2340^
  52271. James Halliday
  52272. 2254C
  52273. 1/1/97
  52274. Medium to full red-purple; a complex and aromatic bouquet with a mix of spice, red cherry, earth and sweet vanillin oak; the palate shows sophisticated winemaking and oak use with black cherry, spice and vanilla flavours supported by soft, supple tannins throughout.
  52275. Export
  52276. 98 bookH
  52277. 2005Q
  52278. 2000R
  52279. 2005V
  52280. 24/6/98Y
  52281. 24/6/98\
  52282. 2341^
  52283. James Halliday
  52284. 2255C
  52285. 1/8/96
  52286. tMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet tells you immediately this wine is in the classic Vasse Felix mould (fine and elegant) yet has both weight and extract. The palate is superb with perfectly ripened cabernet fruit showing many of the flavours one finds in a ripe year in Bordeaux, surrounded by cedary oak, and finishing with the Vasse Felix super-fine, silky tannins.
  52287. Export
  52288. 98 bookH
  52289. 2010Q
  52290. 2000R
  52291. 2010V
  52292. 24/6/98Y
  52293. 24/6/98\
  52294. 2342^
  52295. James Halliday
  52296. 2256C
  52297. 1/10/96
  52298. Medium to full red-purple; a potent, complex bouquet with almost aggressive dark plum aromas. A powerful wine on the palate with a mix of plummy/earthy/briary flavours which finish with a touch of astringency.E
  52299. Export
  52300. 98 bookH
  52301. 2005Q
  52302. 1998R
  52303. 2005V
  52304. 24/6/98Y
  52305. 24/6/98\
  52306. 2343^
  52307. James Halliday
  52308. 2257C
  52309. 1/2/97
  52310. ]Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity with ripe, tropical fruit aromas, not particularly varietal, but without technical fault. The palate shows more of the same tropical/canned fruit flavours, and is perhaps a fraction sweet for my palate, but will have broad commercial appeal. Retasted February 1997 with similar notes.
  52311. Export
  52312. 98 bookH
  52313. 1997Q
  52314. 1996R
  52315. 1997V
  52316. 24/6/98Y
  52317. 24/6/98\
  52318. 2344^
  52319. James Halliday
  52320. 2258C
  52321. 1/1/96
  52322. Light green-yellow; fresh, crisp and tight lime juice aromas drive an elegant bouquet. A very interesting wine on the palate with many of the characteristics of Clare Valley Riesling, and in particular those classic, reserved lime and toast flavours. Well made.
  52323. 2001Q
  52324. 1997R
  52325. 2001V
  52326. 24/6/98Y
  52327. 24/6/98\
  52328. 2345^
  52329. James Halliday
  52330. 2259C
  52331. 1/10/95
  52332. VMedium yellow-green; an extremely stylish and elegant bouquet with citrus, melon and peach aromas intermingling with subtle oak. In the mouth, the wine has the finesse and elegance for which John Kosovich is renowned, with more of those melon and peach fruit flavours, and a long, supple finish. Gold medal winner 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.
  52333. 1999Q
  52334. 1995R
  52335. 1999V
  52336. 24/6/98Y
  52337. 24/6/98\
  52338. 2346^
  52339. James Halliday
  52340. 2260C
  52341. 1/2/96
  52342. Medium to full red; a powerful bouquet with spice, cherry and plum fruit leads on to a commensurately complex and powerful palate with what seems to be use of whole bunches in the ferment giving spicy/meaty/gamey overtones to dark plummy fruit. Formidable but impressive.
  52343. 1996Q
  52344. 1995R
  52345. 1996V
  52346. 24/6/98Y
  52347. 24/6/98\
  52348. 2347^
  52349. James Halliday
  52350. 1/10/95
  52351. 1Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, of light to medium intensity, more oak- than fruit-driven. The palate, too, is dominated by sweet, vanillin American oak, although it does have considerable depth of flavour. A traditional style which may well please others more than it does me.
  52352. 2003Q
  52353. 1998R
  52354. 2003V
  52355. 24/7/98Y
  52356. 24/7/98\
  52357. 2348^
  52358. James Halliday
  52359. 2262C
  52360. 1/10/955
  52361. Medium yellow-green; a rich and voluptuous bouquet with abundant tropical/gooseberry fruit leads inexorably on to an opulently flavoured, rich and complex palate with layer upon layer of fully ripened sauvignon blanc fruit 
  52362.  untrammelled by oak.H
  52363. 1996Q
  52364. 1995R
  52365. 1996V
  52366. 24/6/98Y
  52367. 24/6/98\
  52368. 2349^
  52369. James Halliday
  52370. 2263C
  52371. 1/11/95D
  52372. Light yellow-green; a fresh, aromatic gently tropical bouquet, and a light, fresh and crisp light-bodied palate, with good acid balance.H
  52373. 1996Q
  52374. 1995R
  52375. 1996V
  52376. 24/6/98Y
  52377. 24/6/98\
  52378. 2350^
  52379. James Halliday
  52380. 2263C
  52381. 1/10/96D
  52382. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex and quite concentrated array of fruit aromas attesting to the varietal mix; the crisp, grassy palate has length, cut and bite, and altogether more flavour and concentration than preceding years.E
  52383. Export
  52384. 98 bookH
  52385. 1998Q
  52386. 1997R
  52387. 1998V
  52388. 24/6/98Y
  52389. 24/6/98\
  52390. 2351^
  52391. James Halliday
  52392. 2263C
  52393. 1/7/97
  52394. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is intense, with crisp but nicely ripened sauvignon blanc to the fore, filled out by the other varieties in the blend. The palate is similarly driven by sauvignon blanc; crisp, clean and refreshing, but has substance and mouthfeel.
  52395. 1998K
  52396. CD noteQ
  52397. 1997R
  52398. 1998V
  52399. 24/6/98W
  52400. 99 bookY
  52401. 24/6/98\
  52402. 2352^
  52403. 2263w
  52404. James Halliday
  52405. 2265C
  52406. 1/10/95
  52407.     Light straw-yellow; a striking bouquet with a range of mineral, chalk and hay aromas rather than fruit. The palate is powerful and concentrated, showing its formidable 13.5% alcohol, yet without being in any way overblown or overripe. Should by rights live forever.
  52408. 2006Q
  52409. 1996R
  52410. 2006V
  52411. 24/6/98Y
  52412. 24/6/98\
  52413. 2353^
  52414. James Halliday
  52415. 2265C
  52416. 1/4/97
  52417. Bright light straw; a gamut of aromas running from minerally to chalky to tangy crushed leaves; the palate is more typically restrained, more textural than flavour driven; the 13 degrees alcohol fleshes out and rounds the wine off on entry to the mouth, balanced by a bone-dry finish.
  52418. Export
  52419. 98 bookH
  52420. 2005K
  52421. 1997R
  52422. 2005V
  52423. 24/6/98Y
  52424. 24/6/98\
  52425. 2354^
  52426. James Halliday
  52427. 2267C
  52428. 1/1/96
  52429. sMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is firm, with grassy/lemony fruit aromas of medium intensity, and a hint of saddle soap, unusual but not unpleasant. A firm, lively and long wine on the palate, with a nice touch of fruit sweetness on the tip of the tongue as the wine first enters the mouth, and has the structure to age well. Retasted January 1996 and developing surely.
  52430. 2005Q
  52431. 1996R
  52432. 2005V
  52433. 24/6/98Y
  52434. 24/6/98\
  52435. 2355^
  52436. James Halliday
  52437. 2267C
  52438. 1/8/96
  52439. Light yellow-green; typical young semillon aromas in the lemony/herbaceous spectrum lead on to a wine with good length and style; lemony flavours finish with an attractive bite. Will develop well.E
  52440. Export
  52441. 98 bookH
  52442. 2006Q
  52443. 1997R
  52444. 2006V
  52445. 24/6/98Y
  52446. 24/6/98\
  52447. 2356^
  52448. James Halliday
  52449. 2269C
  52450. 1/1/96
  52451. WBright, light to medium green-yellow, with no hints of straw or pink. The bouquet is classic pinot noir, with faintly biscuity characters but also some sweeter citrus-tinged fruit. The palate is crisp and clean, slightly tart, and not quite as complex as the bouquet would suggest, but may well flesh out with a year or two on cork. Well made.
  52452. 1997Q
  52453. 1994R
  52454. 1997V
  52455. 24/6/98Y
  52456. 24/6/98\
  52457. 2358^
  52458. James Halliday
  52459. 2270C
  52460. 1/1/96
  52461. [Light to medium red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with varietally correct cherry-accented fruit backed by touches of sweet charry oak. The palate provides more complexity and character than the bouquet suggests it will, with the flavour veering to dark plum touched by briar; by no means a voluptuous wine, but has breed and length.
  52462. 98 bookH
  52463. 2002Q
  52464. 1996R
  52465. 2002V
  52466. 24/6/98Y
  52467. 24/6/98\
  52468. 2359^
  52469. James Halliday
  52470. 2271C
  52471. 1/1/96
  52472. Bright red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant, with excellent leafy/minty varietal character, as close to the real thing as one can expect to find in Australia. The flavours show equally precise varietal flavour and definition; not a heavyweight, but nor should it be. Well made. 
  52473. 1998Q
  52474. 1996R
  52475. 1998V
  52476. 24/6/98Y
  52477. 24/6/98\
  52478. 2360^
  52479. James Halliday
  52480. 2272C
  52481. 1/1/96
  52482. Full red-purple; there is pleasant, clean fruit with a mix of gently herbaceous/tobacco aromas with sweeter red berry notes, and just a hint of oak. The palate is firm, with a similar mix of herbaceous and blackberry fruit flavours, firm but fine tannins, and gentle oak.
  52483. 2000Q
  52484. 1997R
  52485. 2000V
  52486. 24/6/98Y
  52487. 24/6/98\
  52488. 2361^
  52489. James Halliday
  52490. 2273C
  52491. 1/1/96D
  52492. Full yellow; clean peach and melon fruit aromas and a light touch of oak lead on to a similarly clean, pleasantly soft palate, with more of that peachy fruit and just a touch of oak.H
  52493. 1997Q
  52494. 1996R
  52495. 1997V
  52496. 24/6/98Y
  52497. 24/6/98\
  52498. 2362^
  52499. James Halliday
  52500. 2273C
  52501. 1/12/96D
  52502. (Chairman
  52503. s Selection) Deep yellow; complex, developed toasty/buttery/oaky regional bouquet, and a big, mouthfilling and rich wine with some alcohol sweetness on the palate, all surrounded by fairly obvious oak.E
  52504. Export
  52505. 98 bookH
  52506. 1998Q
  52507. 1997R
  52508. 1998V
  52509. 24/6/98
  52510. 24/6/98\
  52511. 2363^
  52512. James Halliday
  52513. 2274C
  52514. 1/1/96D
  52515. Medium red-purple; an array of aromas with earthy varietal fruit, a touch of vanillin oak and just a hint of gaminess. There is abundant, attractive sweet berry, chocolate and earthy fruit flavours on a lush palate finishing with soft tannins.H
  52516. 2004Q
  52517. 1997R
  52518. 2004V
  52519. 24/6/98Y
  52520. 24/6/98\
  52521. 2364^
  52522. James Halliday
  52523. 2274C
  52524. 1/1/97
  52525. Bright medium purple-red; nicely balanced use of charry American oak augments the red berry/cherry fruit of the bouquet; the fairly pronounced oak also comes through on a palate of medium weight, showing similar fruit flavours.  Well made, and the oak level may appeal more to others.
  52526. Export
  52527. 98 bookH
  52528. 2003Q
  52529. 1998R
  52530. 2003V
  52531. 24/6/98Y
  52532. 24/6/98\
  52533. 2365^
  52534. James Halliday
  52535. 2275C
  52536. 1/1/96
  52537. Medium to full yellow-green; a soft, full bouquet with some tropical notes leads into a soft, gently flavoured lime and tropical fruit-accented palate, finishing with soft acid; not quite as concentrated as the history of the wine would suggest.H
  52538. 1999Q
  52539. 1996R
  52540. 1999V
  52541. 24/6/98Y
  52542. 24/6/98\
  52543. 2366^
  52544. James Halliday
  52545. 2276C
  52546. 1/1/96
  52547. JMedium purple-red; the bouquet is spotlessly clean with attractive black cherry fruit of medium intensity, and no regional characters intruding. A most attractive wine on the palate with lots of substance, flavour and depth; dark cherry flavours intermingle with a touch of vanillin oak, finishing with soft but lingering tannins.
  52548. 2004Q
  52549. 1996R
  52550. 2004V
  52551. 24/6/98Y
  52552. 24/6/98\
  52553. 2367^
  52554. James Halliday
  52555. 2277C
  52556. 1/1/95
  52557. Light to medium yellow-green; there are intense lime and passionfruit-accented tropical fruit aromas, almost cosmetic in their richness. The palate is similarly intense with lime and spice flavours to richly sweet fruit. A great wine for highly-flavoured food.
  52558. 2000Q
  52559. 1996R
  52560. 2000V
  52561. 24/6/98Y
  52562. 24/6/98\
  52563. 2368^
  52564. James Halliday
  52565. 2277C
  52566. 1/2/97D
  52567. Light to medium yellow-green; a very fragrant bouquet with a mix of lime, tropical, toast and spice aromas. The palate is crisp and lively, but is very spicy, strongly suggesting the use of enzymes to lift the character of the wine.E
  52568. Export
  52569. 98 bookH
  52570. 2001Q
  52571. 1997R
  52572. 2001V
  52573. 24/6/98Y
  52574. 24/6/98\
  52575. 2369^
  52576. James Halliday
  52577. 2278C
  52578. 1/1/96
  52579. Light green-yellow; strikingly fragrant tropical gooseberry and passionfruit aromas lead on to a spotlessly clean, crisp and vibrant palate with a range of tangy herbal and gooseberry flavours. Beguiling and delicious.H
  52580. 1997Q
  52581. 1996R
  52582. 1997V
  52583. 24/6/98Y
  52584. 24/6/98\
  52585. 2370^
  52586. James Halliday
  52587. 2279C
  52588. 1/1/96
  52589. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with fairly pronounced but good French oak, and some faintly nutty/dusty overtones. The palate is complex, of medium weight with nutty barrel-ferment flavours to the fore; the fruit is not intense, but the wine is nicely balanced.
  52590. 1998Q
  52591. 1996R
  52592. 1998V
  52593. 24/6/98Y
  52594. 24/6/98\
  52595. 2371^
  52596. James Halliday
  52597. 2280C
  52598. 1/1/96
  52599. Light green-yellow; the wine shows distinctive cool-climate melon fruit aromas with minimal oak influence. Clean, crisp and elegant on the palate, with nicely-balanced acidity; the oak is perceptible, but little more than that.H
  52600. 1998Q
  52601. 1996R
  52602. 1998V
  52603. 24/6/98Y
  52604. 24/6/98\
  52605. 2372^
  52606. James Halliday
  52607. 2281C
  52608. 1/1/96D
  52609. Water white; very light but clean, faintly tropical fruit on the bouquet leads on to a light, crisp and clean palate. Very competent winemaking; it is just that the fruit is not particularly intense.H
  52610. 1996Q
  52611. 1995R
  52612. 1996V
  52613. 24/6/98Y
  52614. 24/6/98\
  52615. 2373^
  52616. James Halliday
  52617. 2282C
  52618. 1/1/96
  52619. Medium yellow-green; solidly built on both bouquet and palate, with fruit of medium intensity, and the various components being understated rather than overstated. The net effect is a well-balanced wine with faintly toasty/nutty characters and a soft, smooth finish.
  52620. 1998Q
  52621. 1996R
  52622. 24/6/98Y
  52623. 24/6/98\
  52624. 2374^
  52625. James Halliday
  52626. 2283C
  52627. 1/1/96D
  52628. Dense red-purple; a forbiddingly powerful bouquet, suggesting the wine will be very astringent on the palate. In fact it is not astringent, but is very powerful, with abundant fruit, tannins, dark berry/briary flavours, and a powerful finish.H
  52629. 2001Q
  52630. 1996R
  52631. 2001V
  52632. 24/6/98Y
  52633. 24/6/98\
  52634. 2375^
  52635. James Halliday
  52636. 2284C
  52637. 1/1/96D
  52638. Light straw-yellow; a clean, firm, crisp bouquet, spotlessly clean, but showing the bready/yeasty characters from extended time on lees. The palate is still very fresh, crisp and delicate, and 
  52639.  needless to say 
  52640.  finishes bone-dry.E
  52641. Export
  52642. 98 bookH
  52643. 1997Q
  52644. 1996R
  52645. 1997V
  52646. 24/6/98Y
  52647. 24/6/98\
  52648. 2376^
  52649. James Halliday
  52650. 2285C
  52651. 1/1/96
  52652. 6Full red-purple; there are powerful dark fruit aromas with no less powerful vanillin oak, followed by dark cherry and earth varietal fruit on the palate, and American (rather than French) oak dominant. A well-made wine with lots of flavour, concentration and extract which thoroughly deserved its show success.
  52653. 2004Q
  52654. 1998R
  52655. 2004V
  52656. 24/6/98Y
  52657. 24/6/98\
  52658. 2377^
  52659. James Halliday
  52660. 2285C
  52661. 1/1/97D
  52662. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, stylish and clean bouquet with fairly pronounced oak input leads on to a similarly constructed palate with spicy/cedary/vanilla flavours very much to the fore, but which are very pleasant in the mouth.E
  52663. Export
  52664. 98 bookH
  52665. 2005Q
  52666. 1999R
  52667. 2005V
  52668. 24/6/98Y
  52669. 24/6/98\
  52670. 2378^
  52671. James Halliday
  52672. 2287C
  52673. 1/1/96
  52674. Medium purple-red; an aromatic and complex bouquet with attractive red berry fruit balanced by a touch of spicy oak. The wine has good mouthfeel, with lots of ripe but not jammy fruit, hints of chocolate and sweet oak, surrounded by pleasantly fluffy tannins.
  52675. Export
  52676. 98 bookH
  52677. 2004Q
  52678. 1997R
  52679. 2004V
  52680. 24/6/98Y
  52681. 24/6/98\
  52682. 2379^
  52683. James Halliday
  52684. 2288C
  52685. 1/1/96
  52686. Medium yellow-green; there is a potent array of pastille, spice and lychee fruit on the bouquet; the palate is, as the name suggests, bone-dry but has lots of varietal character with attractive spicy fruit; best of all, neither the texture nor flavour is oily or phenolic.
  52687. 1998Q
  52688. 1996R
  52689. 1998V
  52690. 24/6/98Y
  52691. 24/6/98\
  52692. 2380^
  52693. James Halliday
  52694. 2289C
  52695. 1/1/96
  52696. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet with earth, chocolate, dark berries and a hint of truffle leads on to a substantial and powerful palate with texture and depth. There is literally masses of dark berry fruits, chocolate and supporting tannins.H
  52697. 2000Q
  52698. 1997R
  52699. 2000V
  52700. 24/6/98Y
  52701. 24/6/98\
  52702. 2381^
  52703. James Halliday
  52704. 2290C
  52705. 1/1/96
  52706. :Medium to full red; an attractive blend of sweet caramel, red berry and earth aromas leads on to a palate as sweet as the bouquet promises, with a mix of caramel oak and sweet cherry/blackberry flavours almost like Malbec. The wine has an opulently soft texture, no doubt deriving from the winemaking methods used.
  52707. 1999Q
  52708. 1997R
  52709. 1999V
  52710. 24/6/98Y
  52711. 24/6/98\
  52712. 2382^
  52713. James Halliday
  52714. 2291C
  52715. 1/1/96
  52716. Medium to full red-purple; clean, firm and rich cassis/blackcurrant fruit leads the bouquet; as with the Cabernet Franc, the texture is marvellously supple, with clearly defined and accented cabernet varietal fruit woven through sweetly spicy French oak.H
  52717. 2004Q
  52718. 1998R
  52719. 2004V
  52720. 24/6/98Y
  52721. 24/6/98\
  52722. 2383^
  52723. James Halliday
  52724. 2292C
  52725. 1/1/96D
  52726. Light straw-yellow; the bouquet is highly fragrant and floral with marked pastille fruit aromas; there is a blend of passionfruit, lime and spice flavours on the palate which is unusual and quite Germanic in character. E
  52727. Export
  52728. 98 bookH
  52729. 1998Q
  52730. 1997R
  52731. 1998V
  52732. 24/6/98Y
  52733. 24/6/98\
  52734. 2384^
  52735. James Halliday
  52736. 2293C
  52737. 1/1/96
  52738. mMedium to full yellow-green; a complex array of melon, ripe fig and grilled nut aromas provide a wine with a Burgundian cast to the Mornington Peninsula character; in the mouth the wine doesn
  52739. t quite live up to the excitement of the bouquet with strong creamy/nutty flavours from the malolactic fermentation. Would be magnificent if the fruit were a little tighter.
  52740. 1996Q
  52741. 1995R
  52742. 1996V
  52743. 24/6/98Y
  52744. 24/6/98\
  52745. 2385^
  52746. James Halliday
  52747. 2294C
  52748. 1/10/96
  52749. FMedium to full red-purple; a powerful, solid, even faintly extractive bouquet with a range of leathery/gamey/dark berry aromas leads on to a palate with masses of earthy shiraz varietal character, plenty of tannins and a multi-layered structure.  Retasted October 1996 with similar notes.  A good, powerful, concentrated wine.
  52750. Export
  52751. 98 bookH
  52752. 2001Q
  52753. 1998R
  52754. 2001V
  52755. 24/6/98Y
  52756. 24/6/98\
  52757. 2386^
  52758. James Halliday
  52759. 2295C
  52760. 1/1/96
  52761. Full yellow; there are abundant soft, bottle-developed lime-accented aromas; the palate, likewise, is dominated by the Riesling component, providing flavours of lime and toast, and a faint hint of spice from the Traminer on the finish. A dry sp
  52762. tlese style.
  52763. 1996Q
  52764. 1994R
  52765. 1996V
  52766. 24/6/98Y
  52767. 24/6/98\
  52768. 2387^
  52769. James Halliday
  52770. 2296C
  52771. 1/1/96D
  52772. Full yellow; generous bottle-developed aromas are immediately apparent, with soft lime and toast characters to the fore. The wine has plenty of mouthfeel already, and really needs no more ageing. E
  52773. Export
  52774. 98 bookH
  52775. 1998Q
  52776. 1996R
  52777. 1998V
  52778. 24/6/98Y
  52779. 24/6/98\
  52780. 2388^
  52781. James Halliday
  52782. 2298C
  52783. 1/11/94D
  52784. Medium yellow-green; an appropriately fragrant and fresh bouquet with spicy traminer to the fore. The palate has distinct sweetness, with some slightly heavy notes often encountered with Traminer, but works well enough.H
  52785. 1995Q
  52786. 1994R
  52787. 24/6/98Y
  52788. 24/6/98\
  52789. 2389^
  52790. James Halliday
  52791. 2298C
  52792. 1/1/96
  52793. ]Medium to full yellow-green; there is quite remarkable pungent, spicy varietal character on the bouquet, with the traminer much more evident than in recent vintages. The palate fulfils the promise of the bouquet, with lots of flavour and character; there is both fruit and residual sugar sweetness, but plenty of spicy weight to carry the sweetness.
  52794. 1996Q
  52795. 1995R
  52796. 1996V
  52797. 24/6/98Y
  52798. 24/6/98\
  52799. 2390^
  52800. James Halliday
  52801. 2299C
  52802. 1/1/96D
  52803. Full yellow-orange; a no-holds-barred, full-bodied and complex bouquet with rich buttery/toasty/charry oak aromas; the palate is rich, with lots of buttery/peachy fruit moving on to butterscotch flavours. Compelling and mouthfilling.H
  52804. 1997Q
  52805. 1996R
  52806. 1997V
  52807. 24/6/98Y
  52808. 24/6/98\
  52809. 2391^
  52810. James Halliday
  52811. 2299C
  52812. 1/2/97
  52813. Full yellow; a complex, biscuity/nutty bouquet with a faint touch of honeycomb; soft peachy/buttery/nutty flavours provide a mouthfilling, drink-now style, and all suggesting minimum use of sulphur dioxide.E
  52814. export
  52815. 98 bookH
  52816. 1998Q
  52817. 1997R
  52818. 1998V
  52819. 24/6/98Y
  52820. 24/6/98\
  52821. 2392^
  52822. James Halliday
  52823. 2300C
  52824. 1/1/96
  52825. #Light green-yellow; crisp, green apple and melon fruit aromas untrammelled by oak. The palate is lively, fresh, crisp and tangy, in some ways closer to sauvignon blanc, and perhaps pointing to the importance Red Hill Estate places on its sparkling wines. Whatever be the reason, interesting.
  52826. Export
  52827. 98 bookH
  52828. 2000Q
  52829. 1997R
  52830. 2000V
  52831. 24/6/98Y
  52832. 24/6/98\
  52833. 2393^
  52834. James Halliday
  52835. 2301C
  52836. 1/1/96
  52837. Light to medium red-purple; light but clearly articulated varietal character with fragrant cherry and plum fruit, almost syrupy, but not unpleasantly so. Light-bodied with simple but clean and pleasant cherry and strawberry fruit flavours, and the barest flick of oak.
  52838. 1996Q
  52839. 1995R
  52840. 1996V
  52841. 24/6/98Y
  52842. 24/6/98\
  52843. 2394^
  52844. James Halliday
  52845. 2302C
  52846. 1/1/96
  52847. &Light to medium yellow-green; clean and smooth, with melon and faint cashew aromas; the palate is very similar, clean and smooth with gentle melon fruit, a hint of cashew, and subtle spicy oak. Retasted February 1997 with similar notes; the wine is developing with considerable grace and style.
  52848. Export
  52849. 98 bookH
  52850. 2001Q
  52851. 1997R
  52852. 2001V
  52853. 24/6/98Y
  52854. 24/6/98\
  52855. 2395^
  52856. James Halliday
  52857. 2303C
  52858. 1/1/96
  52859. 'Medium yellow-green; elegant and tight peach and melon fruit aromas mingle with subtle oak; the sort of concentration the year promises is evident on the tightly structured palate with peach and melon fruit again to the fore. The oak has been nicely integrated, and the wine should age superbly.
  52860. 2004Q
  52861. 1996R
  52862. 2004V
  52863. 24/6/98Y
  52864. 24/6/98\
  52865. 2396^
  52866. James Halliday
  52867. 2303C
  52868. 1/2/97
  52869. Light to medium yellow-green; a light bouquet with tangy melon/citrus fruit and subtle oak; the palate is delicate, with citrus and melon fruit, and similarly subtle oak. A slow-maturing style which may well gain weight and complexity over the next five years.
  52870. export
  52871. 98 bookH
  52872. 2002Q
  52873. 1997R
  52874. 2002V
  52875. 24/6/98Y
  52876. 24/6/98\
  52877. 2397^
  52878. James Halliday
  52879. 2304C
  52880. 1/1/96
  52881. Medium red; a complex aroma which is undoubtedly largely varietal, with a range of faintly gamey/meaty/earthy notes, leading on to a quite attractive palate with more of those gently earthy/gamey flavours. The tannins are supple and fine, the wine well structured.
  52882. 1996Q
  52883. 1995R
  52884. 1996V
  52885. 24/6/98Y
  52886. 24/6/98\
  52887. 2398^
  52888. James Halliday
  52889. 1/1/96D
  52890. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful bouquet with strong blackcurrant and blackberry fruit with some briary/earthy overtones. Abundant fruit on the palate, albeit in a firm mould, with blackcurrant flavours, and nicely balanced tannins. Spotlessly clean.H
  52891. 2003Q
  52892. 1997R
  52893. 2003V
  52894. 24/6/98Y
  52895. 24/6/98\
  52896. 2399^
  52897. James Halliday
  52898. 2306C
  52899. 1/2/96
  52900. Light yellow-green; the aromas are tangy and crisp in the cut-grass/herbal spectrum. The palate is bracing, intense and crisp, with more of those tangy, grassy flavours. Happily, there has been no attempt to sweeten the wine up on the finish.H
  52901. 1997Q
  52902. 1996R
  52903. 1997V
  52904. 24/6/98Y
  52905. 24/6/98\
  52906. 2400^
  52907. James Halliday
  52908. 2306C
  52909. 1/4/97
  52910. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and crisp, with positive, tangy gooseberry/blackcurrant varietal character, and even a hint of pineapple. The palate is fresh and tangy, with clear varietal definition, finishing with brisk but not biting acidity.
  52911. 1999K
  52912. CD noteQ
  52913. 1997R
  52914. 1999V
  52915. 24/6/98Y
  52916. 24/6/98\
  52917. 2401^
  52918. James Halliday
  52919. 2307C
  52920. 1/2/96
  52921. Medium yellow-green; there is an immediate impact from strong charry/mealy oak, but this does not detract from the style of the wine; complex tangy/charry/grilled nut aromas and flavours intermingle throughout giving an unexpectedly harmonious effect.H
  52922. 1996Q
  52923. 1994R
  52924. 1996V
  52925. 24/6/98Y
  52926. 24/6/98\
  52927. 2402^
  52928. James Halliday
  52929. 2308C
  52930. 1/2/97
  52931. (Light green-yellow; the aromas are initially primarily dominated by high toast oak, although the fruit comes up progressively. The palate has excellent citrus, white peach and stone fruit flavours, once again surrounded by high toast, charry French oak. Retasted February 1997 with similar notes.
  52932. 2000Q
  52933. 1996R
  52934. 2000V
  52935. 24/6/98Y
  52936. 24/6/98\
  52937. 2403^
  52938. James Halliday
  52939. 2309C
  52940. 1/2/97
  52941. Light to medium yellow-green; tangy citrus/melon/fig fruit now dominates both bouquet and palate, which is perfectly balanced, elegant and fine yet intense and long; beautifully crafted, with the oak singing soprano rather than bass.H
  52942. 2000Q
  52943. 1997R
  52944. 2000V
  52945. 24/6/98Y
  52946. 24/6/98\
  52947. 2404^
  52948. James Halliday
  52949. 2309C
  52950. 1/2/97
  52951. Medium yellow-green; notwithstanding the description of the wine as being 
  52952. lightly oaked
  52953. , the bouquet shows quite pronounced oak input, but the palate, by contrast is fruit-driven, with melon/fig flavours. One of the better wines from a very difficult 1996 vintage in Tasmania.
  52954. Export
  52955. 98 bookH
  52956. 1999Q
  52957. 1997R
  52958. 1999V
  52959. 24/6/98Y
  52960. 24/6/98\
  52961. 2405^
  52962. James Halliday
  52963. 2310C
  52964. 1/2/96
  52965. mMedium to full yellow-green; already shows considerable bottle development and complexity on the bouquet with a strong high toast barrel-ferment influence. There is an array of toasty, nutty flavours on the palate, with more of that oak; just a touch more fruit would have lifted the wine into the highest class, but the 
  52966. 95 vintage no doubt militated against that.
  52967. 1997Q
  52968. 1996R
  52969. 1997V
  52970. 24/6/98Y
  52971. 24/6/98\
  52972. 2406^
  52973. James Halliday
  52974. 2311C
  52975. 1/2/96
  52976. ~Light yellow-green; faint citrus and grass aromas, with a touch of lift to the bouquet. Comes alive in the mouth, with most attractive weight and mouthfeel, although it is not a particularly big wine 
  52977.  notably when compared to the super-sized Pinot Grigios of T
  52978. Gallant on the Mornington Peninsula. For all that, there is more than enough there to give encouragement for the future.
  52979. 1998Q
  52980. 1996R
  52981. 1998V
  52982. 24/6/98Y
  52983. 24/6/98\
  52984. 2407^
  52985. James Halliday
  52986. 2311C
  52987. 1/2/97D
  52988. Medium yellow-green; clean and fresh with attractive melon and herb fruit aromas with similar flavours on the palate. The wine has the almost viscous mouthfeel and richness peculiar to ripe pinot gris and which makes the use of oak utterly redundant.E
  52989. export
  52990. 98 bookH
  52991. 1999Q
  52992. 1997R
  52993. 1999V
  52994. 24/6/98Y
  52995. 24/6/98\
  52996. 2408^
  52997. James Halliday
  52998. 2312C
  52999. 1/2/96
  53000. Medium to full red-purple; a potent and arresting bouquet with abundant ripe, plummy fruit, and an equally striking palate, with high-toned, almost polished, ripe plummy fruit. One may argue a little about the structure, but certainly not about the flavour.
  53001. 1997Q
  53002. 1995R
  53003. 1997V
  53004. 24/6/98Y
  53005. 24/6/98\
  53006. 2409^
  53007. James Halliday
  53008. 2312C
  53009. 1/2/96
  53010. yMedium red-purple; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with plummy fruit and subtle oak; the palate has attractive, relatively light plummy fruit, but has more supple mouthfeel than the majority of the Pinot Noirs from what was a very light vintage in terms of extract and colour. Retasted in February 1997; still very powerful, but the sweet fruit has faded somewhat.
  53011. Export
  53012. 98 bookH
  53013. 1997Q
  53014. 1996R
  53015. 1997V
  53016. 24/6/98Y
  53017. 24/6/98\
  53018. 2410^
  53019. James Halliday
  53020. 2313C
  53021. 1/2/96
  53022. Medium to full red-purple; there is abundant lifted, high-toned plummy fruit, juicy and sweet, on the bouquet. The palate delivers more of the same, but with layers of complexity from more briary/stemmy notes, notes which in no way threaten the overall sweetness.
  53023. 1999Q
  53024. 1996R
  53025. 1999V
  53026. 24/6/98Y
  53027. 24/6/98\
  53028. 2411^
  53029. James Halliday
  53030. 2313C
  53031. 1/2/97
  53032. Medium red-purple; a 
  53033. high gloss
  53034.  style with plenty of aroma and flavour, but tending to harness, perhaps from slightly green, varnishy oak.E
  53035. export
  53036. 98 bookH
  53037. 1998Q
  53038. 1997R
  53039. 1998V
  53040. 24/6/98Y
  53041. 24/6/98\
  53042. 2412^
  53043. James Halliday
  53044. 2314C
  53045. 1/2/96
  53046. ?Medium red-purple; a spectacularly complex wine with dark cherry and plum fruit, ripe but not overripe, with a touch of oak woven through. The palate is very powerful, with layer upon layer of flavour, the oak and fruit intertwined, and with all the length one could wish for. Retasted February 1997 with similar notes.
  53047. 1999Q
  53048. 1995R
  53049. 1999V
  53050. 24/6/98Y
  53051. 24/6/98\
  53052. 2413^
  53053. James Halliday
  53054. 2314C
  53055. 1/2/97
  53056. Light to medium red-purple; in sharp contrast to the 
  53057. 94, with much lighter fruit on both bouquet and palate, and slightly gamey notes running throughout. Burgundian, perhaps, but without the power of the 
  53058. 94s or the finesse of the best 
  53059. 95s from Tasmania.
  53060. export
  53061. 98 bookH
  53062. 1999Q
  53063. 1996R
  53064. 1999V
  53065. 24/6/98Y
  53066. 24/6/98\
  53067. 2414^
  53068. James Halliday
  53069. 2316C
  53070. 1/1/96
  53071. >Strongly coloured, the bouquet is powerful to the point of being extractive, with quite pronounced American oak. The palate is in fact nowhere near as extractive as the bouquet suggests, with quite delicious rich dark berry fruit, soft tannins and a pleasant touch of vanillin American oak. Really shines in the mouth.
  53072. 1999Q
  53073. 1996R
  53074. 1999V
  53075. 24/6/98Y
  53076. 24/6/98\
  53077. 2415^
  53078. James Halliday
  53079. 2317C
  53080. 1/10/95
  53081. Light to medium yellow-green; a pleasant, light peachy style, still retaining fresh fruit, and with subtle oak. The palate shows attractive fruit in the melon/peach/fig spectrum, with subtle oak good length. H
  53082. 1996Q
  53083. 1995R
  53084. 1996V
  53085. 24/6/98Y
  53086. 24/6/98\
  53087. 2416^
  53088. James Halliday
  53089. 2317C
  53090. 1/2/97
  53091. Medium yellow-green; a quite stylish and elegant bouquet with tangy citrus/melon fruit married with subtle oak; the only possible criticism of the wine on the palate is that it is fractionally light-on, but perhaps that is the price one pays in a wine as elegant as this.
  53092. export
  53093. 98 bookH
  53094. 1999Q
  53095. 1997R
  53096. 1999V
  53097. 24/6/98Y
  53098. 24/6/98\
  53099. 2417^
  53100. James Halliday
  53101. 2318C
  53102. 1/3/96
  53103. =Bright, light yellow-green; the bouquet is fragrant with an array of floral, lime and tropical aromas. The palate has that unique Coonawarra feel to it, lighter and fruitier than (say) the Clare Valley, and in this vintage showing distinctly Germanic overtones to the lime juice flavours. Finishes with pleasant acid.
  53104. 2001Q
  53105. 1996R
  53106. 2001V
  53107. 24/6/98Y
  53108. 24/6/98\
  53109. 2418^
  53110. James Halliday
  53111. 2318C
  53112. 1/4/97
  53113. 0Light yellow-green; a fragrant and floral bouquet with lime, toast and mineral aromas leads on to a generously flavoured wine on the palate with lime and toast fruit, and which carries its acidity very well.  Retasted October 1997 with little change.  Has the potential to develop into something special.
  53114. Export
  53115. 98 bookH
  53116. 2005K
  53117. 1997R
  53118. 2005T
  53119. ChangedV
  53120. 24/6/98Y
  53121. 24/6/98\
  53122. 2419^
  53123. James Halliday
  53124. 2320C
  53125. 1/2/96
  53126. +Strong red-purple; in many ways looks like a two-year-old French Burgundy from a top vintage such as 1990, tight and still bound together but with all of the components there for future development. If the slightly aggressive oak comes back into balance, this could be a truly great wine given time.
  53127. 1998Q
  53128. 1996R
  53129. 1998V
  53130. 24/6/98Y
  53131. 24/6/98\
  53132. 2420^
  53133. James Halliday
  53134. 2321C
  53135. 1/2/96D
  53136. Light yellow-green; a clean, crisp bouquet in which lime and toast aromas progressively evolve as the wine sits in the glass. The palate is firm, crisp and clean, more toasty than fruity, though with lime flavours there; firm finish.H
  53137. 2000Q
  53138. 1996R
  53139. 2000V
  53140. 24/6/98Y
  53141. 24/6/98\
  53142. 2421^
  53143. James Halliday
  53144. 2321C
  53145. 1/1/97
  53146. Medium yellow-green; a rich and powerful bouquet with earthy notes to ripe, lime fruit; the palate is full-on, with solidly firm and ripe lime and earth fruit flavours; has the firm finish which prior vintages exhibited.E
  53147. Export
  53148. 98 bookH
  53149. 2001Q
  53150. 1997R
  53151. 2001V
  53152. 24/6/98Y
  53153. 24/6/98\
  53154. 2422^
  53155. James Halliday
  53156. 2323C
  53157. 1/2/96
  53158. ]Medium to full yellow-green; a complex, developed, multifaceted bouquet with toasty barrel-ferment/malolactic-ferment characters in abundance; the palate is, if anything, even more complex, with an array of nutty, mealy, toasty, oaky flavours underpinning the strong fruit. So much happening that there is no conceivable point in cellaring the wine.
  53159. 1998Q
  53160. 1996R
  53161. 1998V
  53162. 24/6/98Y
  53163. 24/6/98\
  53164. 2423^
  53165. James Halliday
  53166. 2323C
  53167. 1/1/97
  53168. Bright, strong yellow-green; complex barrel-ferment oak tends to drive the wine on the bouquet. The palate has plenty of weight, with abundant chewy oak. Competently made, but lacks the fruit concentration of the 
  53169. Export
  53170. 98 bookH
  53171. 1999Q
  53172. 1997R
  53173. 1999V
  53174. 24/6/98Y
  53175. 24/6/98\
  53176. 2424^
  53177. James Halliday
  53178. 2324C
  53179. 1/2/96
  53180. &Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows the sophisticated use of spicy/charry oak, but there is plenty of red cherry fruit to support that oak. A powerful wine on the palate, with lots of weight, extract and flavour in the dark plum and cherry spectrum, undeniably sweet yet not excessively jammy.
  53181. 1997Q
  53182. 1996R
  53183. 1997V
  53184. 24/6/98Y
  53185. 24/6/98\
  53186. 2425^
  53187. James Halliday
  53188. 2325C
  53189. 1/2/96
  53190. Full red-purple; the fruit aromas are ripe, with briary notes weaving through cassis berry flavours; the palate is nicely modulated and balanced with good, dark berry fruits with restrained vanillin oak. Has considerable length on the finish. H
  53191. 2002Q
  53192. 1996R
  53193. 2002V
  53194. 24/6/98Y
  53195. 24/6/98\
  53196. 2426^
  53197. James Halliday
  53198. 2325C
  53199. 1/1/97
  53200. @Medium to full red-purple; ripe, briary/earthy/black fruit aromas are accompanied by subtle oak; the generously constructed and flavoured palate shows the relatively warm site occupied by Chain of Ponds to full advantage. Consistently with the prior release, is not over-oaked. Retasted November 1997 with little change.
  53201. Export
  53202. 98 bookH
  53203. 2003Q
  53204. 1999R
  53205. 2003T
  53206. ChangedV
  53207. 24/6/98Y
  53208. 24/6/98\
  53209. 2427^
  53210. James Halliday
  53211. 2326C
  53212. 1/2/96
  53213. -Light yellow-green; fragrant passionfruit and gooseberry aromas lead on to a generously flavoured palate, with passionfruit and tropical fruit characters suggesting the influence of a touch of botrytis which has added to the complexity of the wine, but without unduly impairing the varietal character.
  53214. 1997Q
  53215. 1996R
  53216. 1997V
  53217. 24/6/98Y
  53218. 24/6/98\
  53219. 2428^
  53220. James Halliday
  53221. 2326C
  53222. 1/2/97D
  53223. Light green-yellow; a crisp and lively bouquet with a mix of herbal, gooseberry and passionfruit aromas, with more of the same on the fresh and tangy palate. A solid 13 degrees alcohol, which it carries easily, finishing with good acidity.E
  53224. Export
  53225. 98 bookH
  53226. 1998Q
  53227. 1997R
  53228. 1998V
  53229. 24/6/98Y
  53230. 24/6/98\
  53231. 2429^
  53232. James Halliday
  53233. 2327C
  53234. 1/2/96
  53235. Medium yellow-green; there is considerable intensity and concentration to the bouquet with an array of herb, lime and citrus aromas tinged with spice. A powerful and rich wine, with lots of flavour and weight on the mid to back palate.H
  53236. 1996Q
  53237. 1995R
  53238. 1996V
  53239. 24/6/98Y
  53240. 24/6/98\
  53241. 2430^
  53242. James Halliday
  53243. 2328C
  53244. 1/2/96D
  53245. Medium yellow-green; tangy and complex aromas with nicely balanced and integrated oak which sits well with the fruit; the fruit flavours on the palate are ripe, with citrus verging on stone fruit, and the oak evident but not dominant.H
  53246. 1999Q
  53247. 1997R
  53248. 1999V
  53249. 24/6/98Y
  53250. 24/6/98\
  53251. 2431^
  53252. James Halliday
  53253. 2328C
  53254. 1/2/97D
  53255. Light green-yellow; a lively and tangy bouquet showing the sophisticated use of barrel fermentation. A forceful, stylised palate with spicy oak, a flick of sweetness and lots of overall flavour. Follows in the track of the Evans & Tate Semillon style.
  53256. Export
  53257. 98 bookH
  53258. 2000Q
  53259. 1997R
  53260. 2000V
  53261. 24/6/98Y
  53262. 24/6/98\
  53263. 2432^
  53264. James Halliday
  53265. 2331C
  53266. 1/2/96D
  53267. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with smooth, clean melon and fig fruit backed by subtle oak. The palate is light and elegant with fresh citrus and melon fruit; bright acid on the finish helps the length of the wine.E
  53268. Export
  53269. 98 bookH
  53270. 1999Q
  53271. 1997R
  53272. 1999V
  53273. 24/6/98Y
  53274. 24/6/98\
  53275. 2433^
  53276. James Halliday
  53277. 2332C
  53278. 1/2/96
  53279. :A complex and stylish bouquet with tangy citrus/melon fruit surrounded by high-quality barrel-ferment oak which is pronounced but well integrated. The palate provides more of the same, with intense melon, fig and nectarine fruit matched by smoky/charry barrel-ferment oak flavours. Highly sophisticated winemaking.
  53280. 1998Q
  53281. 1996R
  53282. 1998V
  53283. 24/6/98Y
  53284. 24/6/98\
  53285. 2434^
  53286. James Halliday
  53287. 1/12/96
  53288. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh and clean bouquet with stylish, tangy melon and grapefruit aromas; just the barest touch of oak. On the palate, an entirely fruit-driven style which works wonderfully well, having length, intensity and good varietal flavour.
  53289. Export
  53290. 98 bookH
  53291. 1999Q
  53292. 1997R
  53293. 1999V
  53294. 24/6/98Y
  53295. 24/6/98\
  53296. 2435^
  53297. James Halliday
  53298. 2333C
  53299. 1/2/96
  53300. Medium yellow-green; perfectly balanced and integrated oak is married with tangy citrus/melon fruit on the bouquet; the palate is not as rich or intense as that bouquet promises, but is elegant and finely crafted. In particular, the oak does not overwhelm the delicate fruit.
  53301. 1996Q
  53302. 1995R
  53303. 1996V
  53304. 24/6/98Y
  53305. 24/6/98\
  53306. 2436^
  53307. James Halliday
  53308. 2334C
  53309. 1/2/96
  53310. Full red-purple; a powerful bouquet with a heap of fruit, oak and the odd hobnailed boot. The palate is equally powerful and extractive, but is not excessively tannic. In true Clare Valley style, but needing a decade or more to show its best.H
  53311. 2010Q
  53312. 2004R
  53313. 2010V
  53314. 24/6/98Y
  53315. 24/6/98\
  53316. 2437^
  53317. James Halliday
  53318. 2335C
  53319. 1/2/96
  53320. <Medium to full purple-red; a youthful, relatively firm bouquet with an amalgam of dark berries and scented, cedary vanillin oak. The palate is as firm and as youthful as the bouquet promises, still in compartments, and needing to weld the fresh, dark berry fruit and oak flavours. Weakens off slightly on the finish.
  53321. 2001Q
  53322. 1997R
  53323. 2001V
  53324. 24/6/98Y
  53325. 24/6/98\
  53326. 2438^
  53327. James Halliday
  53328. 2336C
  53329. 1/2/96
  53330. Full purple-red; the bouquet is powerful and concentrated, with blackberry/blackcurrant fruit drawing in on itself. The palate is as powerful as bouquet promises, with layer upon layer of fruit and tannin, and still relatively closed. May be a show-stopper in the next century.
  53331. 2010Q
  53332. 2000R
  53333. 2010V
  53334. 24/6/98Y
  53335. 24/6/98\
  53336. 2439^
  53337. James Halliday
  53338. 2338C
  53339. 1/12/96
  53340. Medium to full red-purple; there is a complex array of aromas running through mint, earth and leaf, but with an anchor of red berry fruit. There is a similar array of flavours on the palate ranging from mint to blackcurrant; round and fleshy, but not jammy, and with all of the substance one could wish for. Subtle oak. Retasted December 1996 with similar notes, the leafy/minty characters being slightly more pronounced.
  53341. 2001Q
  53342. 1996R
  53343. 2001V
  53344. 24/6/98Y
  53345. 24/6/98\
  53346. 2440^
  53347. James Halliday
  53348. 2339C
  53349. 1/2/96
  53350. 'Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet, fresh and surprisingly rich, with an amalgam of leaf and cassis aromas. A fruit-driven style, clean and elegant on the palate with bright acid aiding a finely balanced and long finish. Relies on persuasion rather than power 
  53351.  and very successfully so.
  53352. 1999Q
  53353. 1996R
  53354. 1999V
  53355. 24/6/98Y
  53356. 24/6/98\
  53357. 2441^
  53358. James Halliday
  53359. 2341C
  53360. 1/2/96
  53361. ;Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with obvious barrel and malolactic-ferment characters taking the wine well into the nutty/minerally spectrum and away from primary fruit. The palate is powerful, with complex nutty/mealy flavours, and a slightly burnt, brandysnap edge, possibly deriving from the oak. 
  53362. 1998Q
  53363. 1996R
  53364. 1998V
  53365. 24/6/98Y
  53366. 24/6/98\
  53367. 2442^
  53368. James Halliday
  53369. 2342C
  53370. 1/2/96
  53371. Medium to full yellow-green; immediately proclaims its regional origin, with that distinctive mix of yellow peach, malt, mead, cream and grilled nuts which all coalesce. The palate is highly flavoured, and precisely as the bouquet promises, a complex, fruit-driven style.
  53372. 98 bookH
  53373. 1997Q
  53374. 1996R
  53375. 1997V
  53376. 24/6/98Y
  53377. 24/6/98\
  53378. 2443^
  53379. James Halliday
  53380. 2343C
  53381. 1/2/96D
  53382. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and firm, with both herbaceous and citrus notes evident. The palate is well balanced, of light to medium weight, with more of those citrus fruit flavours, and a harmonious mouthfeel and finish.E
  53383. Export
  53384. 98 bookH
  53385. 1999Q
  53386. 1997R
  53387. 1999V
  53388. 24/6/98Y
  53389. 24/6/98\
  53390. 2444^
  53391. James Halliday
  53392. 2344C
  53393. 1/2/96
  53394. =Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with gently buttery/toasty overtones, but spotlessly clean. A relatively light-bodied wine on the palate, with melon, fig and toast flavours. The oak is subtle, and given the gentleness of the Pemberton fruit, one cannot fault the winemaking.
  53395. 1997Q
  53396. 1996R
  53397. 1997V
  53398. 24/6/98Y
  53399. 24/6/98\
  53400. 2445^
  53401. James Halliday
  53402. 2345C
  53403. 1/2/96
  53404. Medium yellow-green; light but fragrant melon fruit typical of the region introduces both the bouquet and the palate; the oak influence is very subtle, but the wine does have good mouthfeel and more than adequate length to the delicate melon fruit flavours on the palate.
  53405. 1999Q
  53406. 1996R
  53407. 1999V
  53408. 24/6/98Y
  53409. 24/6/98\
  53410. 2446^
  53411. James Halliday
  53412. 2346C
  53413. 1/1/96
  53414. Medium to full yellow-green; a soft, easy, buttery/toasty bouquet leads on to what can only be described as a friendly palate, with soft buttery fruit and surprisingly light, delicate finish. H
  53415. 1996Q
  53416. 1995R
  53417. 1996V
  53418. 24/6/98Y
  53419. 24/6/98\
  53420. 2447^
  53421. James Halliday
  53422. 2346C
  53423. 1/5/97
  53424. <Bright yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with gentle white peach fruit and subtle oak; the palate is clean and fresh, with attractive peach/melon chardonnay fruit, and partial barrel fermentation contributing more to texture than to flavour. Nicely handled and presented from start to finish.
  53425. Export
  53426. 98 bookH
  53427. 1998K
  53428. 1997R
  53429. 1998V
  53430. 24/6/98Y
  53431. 24/6/98\
  53432. 2448^
  53433. James Halliday
  53434. 2347C
  53435. 1/1/96
  53436. Full yellow; a sweet, voluminous buttery/toasty/nutty bouquet leads on to a rich, full-flavoured palate with sweet yellow-peach fruit, some cashew flavours, and an impression of sweetness on the finish, due not to residual sugar but to the glycerol and alcohol in the wine.
  53437. Export
  53438. 98 bookH
  53439. 1998Q
  53440. 1996R
  53441. 1998V
  53442. 24/6/98Y
  53443. 24/6/98\
  53444. 2449^
  53445. James Halliday
  53446. 2348C
  53447. 1/1/96D
  53448. Medium red; the bouquet shows a range of ripe, slightly jammy berry fruit with some tobacco notes. On the palate the wine is hanging in there remarkably well with gently sweet fruit, a soft touch of American oak, and gentle tannins on the finish.H
  53449. 1997Q
  53450. 1996R
  53451. 1997V
  53452. 24/6/98Y
  53453. 24/6/98\
  53454. 2450^
  53455. James Halliday
  53456. 2349C
  53457. 1/2/96
  53458. Glowing yellow-green, with a considerable tartrate deposit evident in the bottle. The bouquet is of medium intensity, with pleasant lime/pastille aromas, while the palate has plenty of fruit running the spectrum from lime through to tropical, finishing with fairly pronounced acid.
  53459. 1999Q
  53460. 1996R
  53461. 1999V
  53462. 24/6/98Y
  53463. 24/6/98\
  53464. 2451^
  53465. James Halliday
  53466. 2350C
  53467. 1/2/96D
  53468. Light yellow-straw; a fragrant, highly scented bouquet with abundant melon and grapefruit aromas; as one might expect, the palate has lots of tangy fruit with considerable length and bite. H
  53469. 1997Q
  53470. 1996R
  53471. 1997V
  53472. 24/6/98Y
  53473. 24/6/98\
  53474. 2452^
  53475. James Halliday
  53476. 2350C
  53477. 1/1/97D
  53478. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, lively and clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with fig/melon fruit. The palate is fairly light, with some sweetness (possibly fruit, possibly residual sugar) on the mid to back palate.E
  53479. Export
  53480. 98 bookH
  53481. 1998Q
  53482. 1997R
  53483. 1998V
  53484. 24/6/98Y
  53485. 24/6/98\
  53486. 2453^
  53487. James Halliday
  53488. 2351C
  53489. 1/2/96D
  53490. Medium to full yellow-green; there is considerable weight to the bouquet with masses of clean yellow peach fruit; the palate is round, mouthfilling and buttery, with more of that peachy fruit; ample weight and length. H
  53491. 1997Q
  53492. 1996R
  53493. 1997V
  53494. 24/6/98Y
  53495. 24/6/98\
  53496. 2454^
  53497. James Halliday
  53498. 2351C
  53499. 1/10/96D
  53500. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet has plenty of fruit weight in a typical, regional buttery/peachy spectrum, and there is more on the strongly-flavoured, if fractionally coarse, palate.E
  53501. Export
  53502. 98 bookH
  53503. 1998Q
  53504. 1997R
  53505. 1998V
  53506. 24/6/98Y
  53507. 24/6/98\
  53508. 2455^
  53509. James Halliday
  53510. 2352C
  53511. 1/2/96
  53512. Medium to full red-purple; a clean and fresh bouquet with quite sweet berry fruit, subtle oak, and some earthy overtones. The palate features firm, bright, fresh fruit with a wide spectrum of flavours; a lively wine in a lightly oaked, unforced style. H
  53513. 1999Q
  53514. 1996R
  53515. 1999V
  53516. 24/6/98Y
  53517. 24/6/98\
  53518. 2456^
  53519. James Halliday
  53520. 2352C
  53521. 1/2/97
  53522. CMedium to full red-purple; a rich, concentrated and complex bouquet with significant oak input into ripe plummy/blackberry fruit. The palate, like the bouquet, has much more weight and concentration than prior vintages with soft, plushy black fruits, spicy oak and soft lingering tannins. Egg white fined, but not filtered.
  53523. Export
  53524. 98 bookH
  53525. 2004Q
  53526. 1998R
  53527. 2004V
  53528. 24/6/98Y
  53529. 24/6/98\
  53530. 2457^
  53531. James Halliday
  53532. 2353C
  53533. 1/2/96
  53534. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet with soft lime and tropical fruit aromas. The palate is of medium weight, again with those soft, lime-accented fruit flavours, although it does tend to fall away markedly on the back palate and finish. 
  53535. 2001Q
  53536. 1997R
  53537. 2001V
  53538. 24/6/98Y
  53539. 24/6/98\
  53540. 2458^
  53541. James Halliday
  53542. 2354C
  53543. 1/12/95D
  53544. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with complex tangy melon fruit, impressive given the regional source. The palate is of light to medium weight, with elegant tangy citrus fruit flavours, and well-balanced and integrated oak. H
  53545. 1996Q
  53546. 1995R
  53547. 1996V
  53548. 24/6/98Y
  53549. 24/6/98\
  53550. 2459^
  53551. James Halliday
  53552. 2355C
  53553. 1/12/95
  53554. Medium to full red-purple; there is abundant solid blackcurrant/earthy fruit set against moderate vanillin American oak. There are bright fruit flavours on the palate, with seductive vanillin oak overtones, finishing with fine-grained tannins. H
  53555. 2000Q
  53556. 1996R
  53557. 2000V
  53558. 24/6/98Y
  53559. 24/6/98\
  53560. 2460^
  53561. James Halliday
  53562. 2356C
  53563. 1/2/96
  53564. 8Medium to full yellow-green; clean and smooth, with an amalgam of nutty/buttery/toasty flavours deriving from barrel-ferment and lees characters; very much into the secondary, rather than primary, fruit spectrum. The palate is clean, with pronounced barrel-ferment/malolactic-ferment nutty flavours and textures.
  53565. 2004Q
  53566. 1997R
  53567. 2004V
  53568. 24/6/98Y
  53569. 24/6/98\
  53570. 2461^
  53571. James Halliday
  53572. 2356C
  53573. 1/2/97
  53574. Glowing yellow-green; a complex, tangy and concentrated bouquet leads on to a wine with good structure and length. The flavours range from citrus through to more minerally, and are surrounded by gentle oak. A particular success for a challenging vintage.E
  53575. Export
  53576. 98 bookH
  53577. 2003Q
  53578. 1998R
  53579. 2003V
  53580. 24/6/98Y
  53581. 24/6/98\
  53582. 2462^
  53583. James Halliday
  53584. 2357C
  53585. 1/2/96D
  53586. Medium red-purple; a fragrant and complex bouquet with a range of leaf, mint, cedar, berry and more composty aromas. The palate is not particularly rich, but is complex, showing all of the flavours evident in the bouquet.H
  53587. 2003Q
  53588. 1997R
  53589. 2003V
  53590. 24/6/98Y
  53591. 24/6/98\
  53592. 2463^
  53593. James Halliday
  53594. 2358C
  53595. 1/2/96
  53596. +Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp, firm yet light bouquet with toasty aromas. The palate is crisp, with some citrus and lime fruit flavours, and particularly well-balanced acidity giving harmonious mouthfeel. Retasted February 1997 with similar notes, particularly the toasty/minerally contrast.
  53597. 2001Q
  53598. 1996R
  53599. 2001V
  53600. 24/6/98Y
  53601. 24/6/98\
  53602. 2464^
  53603. James Halliday
  53604. 2358C
  53605. 1/2/97D
  53606. Light yellow-green; an array of aromas and flavours running through herbal/toasty to more Germanic kerosene and lime; the palate is well-balanced, with a judicious touch of residual sugar to counter the high acid of the year. E
  53607. export
  53608. 98 bookH
  53609. 2002Q
  53610. 1997R
  53611. 2002V
  53612. 24/6/98Y
  53613. 24/6/98\
  53614. 2465^
  53615. James Halliday
  53616. 2359C
  53617. 1/2/96
  53618. Medium to full red-purple; masses of ripe, plummy fruit in full-on style dominate both the bouquet and palate. A very big, rich, ripe wine in the mouth, if anything too much so. Retasted February 1997 with very similar notes; the ultra-ripe fruit is still there in force.
  53619. 1998Q
  53620. 1996R
  53621. 1998V
  53622. 24/6/98Y
  53623. 24/6/98\
  53624. 2466^
  53625. James Halliday
  53626. 2359C
  53627. 1/2/97D
  53628. Medium to full red-purple; most attractive plummy fruit of medium intensity and nicely balanced ripeness. The same balance is evident on the flavoursome, cherry and plum-flavoured palate, with oak barely perceptible, tannins likewise.E
  53629. export
  53630. 98 bookH
  53631. 1999Q
  53632. 1997R
  53633. 1999V
  53634. 24/6/98Y
  53635. 24/6/98\
  53636. 2467^
  53637. James Halliday
  53638. 2360C
  53639. 1/2/96
  53640. Medium to full red-purple; pleasantly ripe chocolate and red berry fruits, with just a hint of hay/straw from that ripe fruit. The palate is of medium weight with plum, blackberry and chocolate fruit flavours together with cedar/cigar box oak. Soft tannins round out a nice wine.
  53641. 1999Q
  53642. 1996R
  53643. 1999V
  53644. 24/6/98Y
  53645. 24/6/98\
  53646. 2468^
  53647. James Halliday
  53648. 2360C
  53649. 1/3/97D
  53650. Medium red; a mix of earth, leaf, cedar and briar on the bouquet leads into a palate with similar secondary flavours. While some astringency is present, the wine has good structure.E
  53651. export
  53652. 98 bookH
  53653. 1999Q
  53654. 1997R
  53655. 1999V
  53656. 24/6/98Y
  53657. 24/6/98\
  53658. 2469^
  53659. James Halliday
  53660. 2361C
  53661. 1/2/96
  53662. _Medium to full yellow-green; the aromas are clean and smooth, with gently peachy fruit and just a whisper of cigar box oak. The palate has unexpected length and intensity, albeit in an elegant and restrained mould. There are flavours of citrus and nectarine, with subtle oak. Appears to have considerable development potential over the next few years.
  53663. 2000Q
  53664. 1998R
  53665. 2000V
  53666. 24/6/98Y
  53667. 24/6/98\
  53668. 2470^
  53669. James Halliday
  53670. 2361C
  53671. 1/1/98D
  53672. Medium to full yellow-green; a very complex, rich, tangy and layered bouquet, quite Burgundian in style, leads into a mouthfilling and rich wine on the palate with very good mid to back palate grapefruit and melon flavours, assisted by subtle oak.F
  53673. 2003K
  53674. CD noteQ
  53675. 1998R
  53676. 2003V
  53677. 24/6/98W
  53678. 99 bookY
  53679. 24/6/98\
  53680. 2471^
  53681. 2361w
  53682. James Halliday
  53683. 2362C
  53684. 1/2/96
  53685. Deep colour. The bouquet is complex and potent with aromas of dark plum, and distinctly briary/stemmy notes showing whole-bunch characters. The palate is powerful, strongly reminiscent of Bannockburn. A touch more sweet fruit, a little more flesh, would lift it into the highest echelon.
  53686. 1998Q
  53687. 1996R
  53688. 1998V
  53689. 24/6/98Y
  53690. 24/6/98\
  53691. 2472^
  53692. James Halliday
  53693. 2362C
  53694. 1/2/97
  53695. 2Medium red-purple; the aromas are stylish, with some earthy/stemmy overtones to fruit of medium intensity. The wine really comes alive on the palate, where the whole-bunch fermentation influence is quite obvious; the foresty/tangy flavours build strength and persistence towards the long, lingering finish.
  53696. export
  53697. 98 bookH
  53698. 1998Q
  53699. 1997R
  53700. 1998V
  53701. 24/6/98Y
  53702. 24/6/98\
  53703. 2473^
  53704. James Halliday
  53705. 2363C
  53706. 1/10/95
  53707. Medium to full red-purple; concentrated berry and liquorice fruit aromas are backed up by potent spicy/charry oak on the bouquet; the oak tends to come through strongly on the palate and may conceivably settle down with bottle age. H
  53708. 2001Q
  53709. 1997R
  53710. 2001V
  53711. 24/6/98Y
  53712. 24/6/98\
  53713. 2474^
  53714. James Halliday
  53715. 2364C
  53716. 1/2/96D
  53717. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is ripe, with lots of lush, cassis/berry fruit together with vanillin oak; the palate is soft and chewy, with fruit and oak mixed together in what I call a 
  53718. milkshake style
  53719. 2001Q
  53720. 1997R
  53721. 2001V
  53722. 24/6/98Y
  53723. 24/6/98\
  53724. 2475^
  53725. James Halliday
  53726. 2365C
  53727. 1/2/96
  53728. @Medium purple-red; there are striking, fresh juicy/berry aromas with a hint of slightly chippy American oak in the background; the palate is likewise primarily driven by fresh juicy fruit, and ever so slightly edgy oak. A well-made, flavoursome wine, although I would not expect it to improve dramatically in the bottle.
  53729. 1997Q
  53730. 1996R
  53731. 1997V
  53732. 24/6/98Y
  53733. 24/6/98\
  53734. 2476^
  53735. James Halliday
  53736. 2366C
  53737. 1/2/96D
  53738. Medium to full yellow-orange; a marvellously, extravagantly rich bouquet with masses of buttery, peachy fruit in ultimate Dolly Parton style. The palate is voluptuous, oozing peachy/buttery fruit, and 
  53739.  most happily of all 
  53740.  not overly dominated by oak.H
  53741. 1998Q
  53742. 1996R
  53743. 1998V
  53744. 24/6/98Y
  53745. 24/6/98\
  53746. 2477^
  53747. James Halliday
  53748. 2366C
  53749. 1/1/97
  53750. Glowing yellow-gold; a complex toasty/nutty/buttery bouquet with well-balanced and integrated fruit and oak leads on to an attractive, bottle-developed wine on the palate with more of those buttery/nutty/toasty regional flavours.  E
  53751. Export
  53752. 98 bookH
  53753. 1998Q
  53754. 1997R
  53755. 1998V
  53756. 24/6/98Y
  53757. 24/6/98\
  53758. 2478^
  53759. James Halliday
  53760. 2367C
  53761. 1/11/95D
  53762. Light yellow-green; there are pronounced yeast influences on the fragrant, tropical bouquet, but the palate is crisp, clean, lively and fresh, with a perfectly-judged flick of residual sugar. Clever winemaking.H
  53763. 1996Q
  53764. 1995R
  53765. 1996V
  53766. 24/6/98Y
  53767. 24/6/98\
  53768. 2479^
  53769. James Halliday
  53770. 2367C
  53771. 1/10/96DoLight yellow-green; tasted shortly after bottling 
  53772.  seemed to have a problem; but conceivably an errant bottle.E
  53773. Export
  53774. 98 bookH
  53775. 1997Q
  53776. 1996R
  53777. 1997V
  53778. 24/6/98Y
  53779. 24/6/98\
  53780. 2480^
  53781. James Halliday
  53782. 2368C
  53783. 1/2/96
  53784. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant, fully-ripe mix of citrus, tropical and gooseberry aromas leads on to a palate with plenty of power, concentration and extract, finishing a little on the soft side.H
  53785. 1998Q
  53786. 1996R
  53787. 1998V
  53788. 24/6/98Y
  53789. 24/6/98\
  53790. 2481^
  53791. James Halliday
  53792. 2368C
  53793. 1/1/97D
  53794. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp and tangy bouquet of medium intensity leads on to an elegant palate, with tangy/herbaceous fruit and the undoubted potential to develop.E
  53795. Export
  53796. 98 bookH
  53797. 2001Q
  53798. 1997R
  53799. 2001V
  53800. 24/6/98Y
  53801. 24/6/98\
  53802. 2482^
  53803. James Halliday
  53804. 2369C
  53805. 1/2/96
  53806. qMedium to full yellow-green; there is lots of presence and power on the bouquet with voluminous, high-quality barrel-ferment French oak to the fore. The palate, likewise, is dominated by opulent spicy/charry high-quality French oak, possibly Francois Freres, but there is rich, mouth-coating fruit lurking underneath that oak. Will grab the attention of most consumers.
  53807. 1998Q
  53808. 1996R
  53809. 1998V
  53810. 24/6/98Y
  53811. 24/6/98\
  53812. 2483^
  53813. James Halliday
  53814. 2369C
  53815. 1/1/97D
  53816. Medium yellow-green; by the standards of Driftwood Estate, a relatively subtle and restrained bouquet with pleasant oak balance and integration. There is plenty of tangy melon fruit on the palate to sustain the obvious but not aggressive oak.E
  53817. Export
  53818. 98 bookH
  53819. 2000Q
  53820. 1997R
  53821. 2000V
  53822. 24/6/98Y
  53823. 24/6/98\
  53824. 2484^
  53825. James Halliday
  53826. 2370C
  53827. 1/2/96
  53828. (Medium to full red-purple; the aromas are clean, smooth and rich, with attractive, sweetly ripe blackberry fruit matched by well-balanced oak. Mouthfilling and rich, with sweet mid-palate fruit followed by fine but persistent tannins towards the finish. Slightly creamy oak; sophisticated making.
  53829. 2005Q
  53830. 1998R
  53831. 2005V
  53832. 24/6/98Y
  53833. 24/6/98\
  53834. 2485^
  53835. James Halliday
  53836. 2370C
  53837. 1/1/97
  53838. iMedium red-purple; a range of leafy/earthy/minerally/briary/foresty aromas are the first impression, but dark fruits do then appear and are even more evident on the palate where dark chocolate and dark berry flavours intermingle with the other characters. Retasted January 1998 with similar notes; some minty characters also evident. Developing slowly but well.
  53839. Export
  53840. 98 bookH
  53841. 2004Q
  53842. 1999R
  53843. 2004T
  53844. ChangedV
  53845. 24/6/98Y
  53846. 24/6/98\
  53847. 2486^
  53848. James Halliday
  53849. 2371C
  53850. 1/10/95
  53851. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid, rich and sweet bouquet, with a hint of what appears to be sweet oak. A richly-flavoured, soft, almost fleshy wine on the palate, certainly towards the riper end of the spectrum, but very much what one expects from the great 1995 white wine vintage.
  53852. Export
  53853. 98 bookH
  53854. 2000Q
  53855. 1997R
  53856. 2000V
  53857. 24/6/98Y
  53858. 24/6/98\
  53859. 2487^
  53860. James Halliday
  53861. 2372C
  53862. 1/1/96
  53863. Medium yellow-green; in total contrast to the 
  53864. 94 vintage, with discreet, almost European notes to the bouquet, and seemingly far less developed. A firm, stony, minerally style, with grip and length, but again more Burgundian than Australian, and with the fruit subdued. 
  53865. 2000Q
  53866. 1995R
  53867. 2000V
  53868. 24/6/98Y
  53869. 24/6/98\
  53870. 2488^
  53871. James Halliday
  53872. 2372C
  53873. 1/1/96
  53874. 0Full yellow; a rich and full, bottle-developed bouquet with some stone fruit but also buttery notes; the oak influence is subtle. A powerful, concentrated and complex wine on the palate with quite voluptuous fruit, and immaculate handling of subtle oak. Almost certainly reflects an abnormally low yield.
  53875. 2001Q
  53876. 1996R
  53877. 2001V
  53878. 24/6/98Y
  53879. 24/6/98\
  53880. 2489^
  53881. James Halliday
  53882. 2373C
  53883. 1/1/96D
  53884. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with faintly lemony/herbal aromas. The palate is pleasant and light with tangy citrus fruit, together with hints of passionfruit. H
  53885. 1996Q
  53886. 1995R
  53887. 1996V
  53888. 24/6/98Y
  53889. 24/6/98\
  53890. 2490^
  53891. James Halliday
  53892. 2373C
  53893. 1/4/97
  53894. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, with a mix of herbal and more earthy aromas. The palate is likewise light, and very similar to the herbaceous fruit of the Preston Peak Semillon of the same year, though does have slightly more fruit weight and length.
  53895. 1998K
  53896. CD noteQ
  53897. 1997R
  53898. 1998V
  53899. 24/6/98W
  53900. 99 bookY
  53901. 24/6/98\
  53902. 2491^
  53903. 2373w
  53904. James Halliday
  53905. 2374C
  53906. 1/1/96
  53907. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with hints of butterscotch, nut, coconut and vanilla, partly deriving from the fruit and partly from the American oak. The palate is light, clean, with light citrus and white peach flavours which are pleasant rather than weighty or complex.
  53908. 1996Q
  53909. 1995R
  53910. 1996V
  53911. 24/6/98Y
  53912. 24/6/98\
  53913. 2492^
  53914. James Halliday
  53915. 2374C
  53916. 1/4/97
  53917. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, neutral bouquet and only slightly more flavour and character on the palate, with the faintest vestige of chardonnay varietal fruit and a flick of fairly ordinary oak.H
  53918. 1998K
  53919. CD noteQ
  53920. 1997R
  53921. 1998V
  53922. 24/6/98W
  53923. 99 bookY
  53924. 24/6/98\
  53925. 2493^
  53926. 2374w
  53927. James Halliday
  53928. 2375C
  53929. 1/2/96D
  53930. Medium to full yellow-green, quite forward. The bouquet likewise shows surprisingly developed, rich lime fruit, the palate following with plenty of up-front flavour, with roughly equal proportions of lime and toast. Has both length and character. H
  53931. 2001Q
  53932. 1996R
  53933. 2001V
  53934. 24/6/98Y
  53935. 24/6/98\
  53936. 2494^
  53937. James Halliday
  53938. 2376C
  53939. 1/2/96
  53940. Medium to full red-purple; ripe black cherry fruit with faintly earthy varietal overtones on the bouquet. In the mouth, good mainstream Clare Valley Shiraz style with plenty of fruit concentration and the oak not overplayed. Will develop light and shade complexity with time in bottle. 
  53941. 2003Q
  53942. 1998R
  53943. 2003V
  53944. 24/6/98Y
  53945. 24/6/98\
  53946. 2495^
  53947. James Halliday
  53948. 2378C
  53949. 1/10/95
  53950. Medium to full purple-red; there is stylish spicy cherry fruit in abundance on the bouquet with finely balanced and integrated oak. The palate shows a delicious blend of red cherry grenache and spicy shiraz, once again with oak gently woven through, and finishing with fine tannins.
  53951. 1997Q
  53952. 1995R
  53953. 1997V
  53954. 24/6/98Y
  53955. 24/6/98\
  53956. 2496^
  53957. James Halliday
  53958. 2378C
  53959. 1/12/96
  53960. ZMedium purple-red; a most attractive and clean bouquet with red cherry and mint fruit backed by smooth, subtle oak. The palate is similarly well balanced with ripe, but not excessively so, red cherry flavours and just a hint of vanillin oak in the background. Retasted October 1997 with raspberry, plum and cherry fruit still exuberantly present.
  53961. Export
  53962. 98 bookH
  53963. 1998Q
  53964. 1996R
  53965. 1998T
  53966. ChangedV
  53967. 24/6/98Y
  53968. 24/6/98\
  53969. 2497^
  53970. James Halliday
  53971. 2380C
  53972. 1/2/96
  53973. Dense purple-red; a concentrated bouquet with liquorice and briar aromas together with faintly resinous overtones. Comes into its own on the palate, with abundant chocolate, liquorice, black cherry and plum flavours surrounded by subtle oak and soft tannins. 
  53974. 2004Q
  53975. 1999R
  53976. 2004V
  53977. 24/6/98Y
  53978. 24/6/98\
  53979. 2498^
  53980. James Halliday
  53981. 2380C
  53982. 1/2/97
  53983. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with predominantly earthy/cedary characters repeated on a light but pleasant palate, with earthy shiraz, a touch of vanillin American oak, and soft tannins.E
  53984. Export
  53985. 98 bookH
  53986. 2001Q
  53987. 1997R
  53988. 2001V
  53989. 24/6/98Y
  53990. 24/6/98\
  53991. 2499^
  53992. James Halliday
  53993. 2381C
  53994. 1/10/95D
  53995. Medium yellow; a soft, already developed style showing peachy fruit and some hay/straw aromas. The palate is pleasantly soft, with gentle buttery/peachy fruit and cleverly handled (and no doubt adjusted) acidity. H
  53996. 1996Q
  53997. 1995R
  53998. 1996V
  53999. 24/6/98Y
  54000. 24/6/98\
  54001. 2500^
  54002. James Halliday
  54003. 2381C
  54004. 1/10/96D
  54005. Medium yellow-green; quite good fruit weight and depth with some ripe figgy characters and subtle oak. A pleasant wine on the palate, with a mix of melon, peach and figgy fruit; the finish is slightly short, but there can be no complaints at the price.E
  54006. Export
  54007. 98 bookH
  54008. 1997Q
  54009. 1996R
  54010. 1997V
  54011. 24/6/98Y
  54012. 24/6/98\
  54013. 2501^
  54014. James Halliday
  54015. 2382C
  54016. 1/10/95
  54017. Medium red, still quite bright; a light but clean and fragrant bouquet with an intriguing mix of tobacco leaf, pine, mint and red berry aromas. The palate shows bright fruit with a mix of earthy/leafy/minty/piney flavours which are somewhat outside the mainstream, but have appeal. 
  54018. 1996Q
  54019. 1995R
  54020. 1996V
  54021. 24/6/98Y
  54022. 24/6/98\
  54023. 2502^
  54024. James Halliday
  54025. 2382C
  54026. 1/3/97
  54027. )Medium to full red-purple; there is plenty of berry fruit on both bouquet and palate, but the wine has a slightly sweaty/closed character throughout, strongly suggesting it has spent most, if not all of its life, in tank, the oak influence almost certainly coming from either innerstaves or chips.
  54028. export
  54029. 98 bookH
  54030. 1998Q
  54031. 1997R
  54032. 1998V
  54033. 24/6/98Y
  54034. 24/6/98\
  54035. 2503^
  54036. James Halliday
  54037. 1/2/96D
  54038. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with quite pronounced toasty/yeasty/autolysis aromas leads on to a generously-flavoured and constructed palate with soft yet lemony fruit, and a long finish. H
  54039. 1998Q
  54040. 1996R
  54041. 1998V
  54042. 24/6/98Y
  54043. 24/6/98\
  54044. 2504^
  54045. James Halliday
  54046. 2383C
  54047. 1/2/97
  54048. &Medium straw, tinged with a touch of pink; the bouquet is given an extra degree of complexity by a touch of strawberry-accented pinot, and also a welcome hint of fruit sweetness. The palate, like the bouquet, shows obvious pinot noir influence, and the wine has excellent mouthfeel and balance.
  54049. Export
  54050. 98 bookH
  54051. 1999Q
  54052. 1997R
  54053. 1999V
  54054. 24/6/98Y
  54055. 24/6/98\
  54056. 2505^
  54057. James Halliday
  54058. 2384C
  54059. 1/2/97
  54060. There is a distinct pink tinge to the colour, obviously enough deriving from the pinot noir. The aromas are in the dusty/strawberry range, again attesting to the pinot contribution, which comes through on the delicately strawberry-flavoured palate. The dosage is nicely balanced.
  54061. Export
  54062. 98 bookH
  54063. 1998Q
  54064. 1997R
  54065. 1998V
  54066. 24/6/98Y
  54067. 24/6/98\
  54068. 2506^
  54069. James Halliday
  54070. 2385C
  54071. 1/2/96D
  54072. Medium to full red-purple; abundant, ripe cherry and plum fruit aromas drive the bouquet; the palate has more of the same, almost jammy in its richness, with mouthfilling flavours of plum and cherry. Best with a full-flavoured dish.H
  54073. 1998Q
  54074. 1996R
  54075. 1998V
  54076. 24/6/98Y
  54077. 24/6/98\
  54078. 2507^
  54079. James Halliday
  54080. 2386C
  54081. 1/2/96
  54082. .Brilliant, gleaming light to medium green-yellow; a spotlessly clean and smooth bouquet with light melon fruit and just a dusting of oak. Comes alive on the palate which, while not especially complex, is elegant and classy with melon and fig flavours, and the weight building on the mid to back palate.
  54083. 1999Q
  54084. 1996R
  54085. 1999V
  54086. 24/6/98Y
  54087. 24/6/98\
  54088. 2508^
  54089. James Halliday
  54090. 2387C
  54091. 1/2/96
  54092. Bright yellow-green; a potent and rich bouquet simply oozing varietal character and style, with more of the same on the attractively rich and complex palate, where the flavours run the full gamut from grassy to gooseberry. No unwanted phenolics and no signs of premature break-up.
  54093. 1997Q
  54094. 1996R
  54095. 1997V
  54096. 24/6/98Y
  54097. 24/6/98\
  54098. 2509^
  54099. James Halliday
  54100. 2387C
  54101. 1/2/97
  54102. Bright yellow-green; an incredibly pungent bouquet with a mix of gooseberry and herb aromas; the palate is lighter than the bouquet suggests, but has excellent varietal character, length and balance, and is still quite intense.E
  54103. export
  54104. 98 bookH
  54105. 1999Q
  54106. 1997R
  54107. 1999V
  54108. 24/6/98Y
  54109. 24/6/98\
  54110. 2510^
  54111. James Halliday
  54112. 2388C
  54113. 1/7/96D
  54114. Medium purple-red; earthy/berry varietal shiraz fruit with subtle oak on the bouquet leads on to a solidly-weighted and structured palate with briary/berry fruit, and lingering chewy tannins. The 
  54115. 91 was released after the 
  54116. Export
  54117. 98 bookH
  54118. 2010Q
  54119. 2000R
  54120. 2010V
  54121. 24/6/98Y
  54122. 24/6/98\
  54123. 2511^
  54124. James Halliday
  54125. 2388C
  54126. 1/3/96
  54127.     Exceptionally deep, almost impenetrable red-purple; there is potent earthy/plummy fruit on the bouquet with just a hint of oak in the background. A powerful and concentrated wine on the palate with masses of dark berry and plum fruit, with excellent tannin balance.
  54128. 2010Q
  54129. 2000R
  54130. 2010T
  54131. ChangedV
  54132. 24/6/98Y
  54133. 24/6/98\
  54134. 2512^
  54135. James Halliday
  54136. 2392C
  54137. 1/10/95D
  54138. Bin 72: Strong red; lots of power to a clean bouquet with an array of briary/chocolatey/earthy aromas. An attractively powerful wine on the palate, with plush chocolate and berry fruit flavours, and lingering, chewy 
  54139.  but not aggressive 
  54140.  tannins.H
  54141. 2005Q
  54142. 1995R
  54143. 2005V
  54144. 24/6/98Y
  54145. 24/6/98\
  54146. 2513^
  54147. James Halliday
  54148. 2393C
  54149. 1/9/94
  54150. 9An extraordinary wine from start to finish, still with a deep red, even purple-tinged hue, and abundant sweet red cherry and plum fruit aromas. The palate has similarly abundant sweet fruit with some minty notes, finishing with perfectly balanced soft tannins. As close to perfection as a wine of this age can be.
  54151. 24/6/98Y
  54152. 24/6/98\
  54153. 2514^
  54154. James Halliday
  54155. 3001C
  54156. 1/10/96D
  54157. Medium yellow-green; a wine at the ripe end of the spectrum, but impressively so, redolent of tropical/passionfruit aromas, and spotlessly clean. Intense fruit flavours run throughout the palate, filling the mouth but not cloying.  E
  54158. Export
  54159. 98 bookH
  54160. 1998Q
  54161. 1997R
  54162. 1998V
  54163. 24/6/98Y
  54164. 24/6/98\
  54165. 2515^
  54166. James Halliday
  54167. 3002C
  54168. 1/10/96
  54169. Full red-purple; rich, opulently ripe fruit with lots of black cherry and some plum leads into a marvellously high-toned, flavoursome wine with more of that black cherry and plum fruit, a seductive touch of spice, and tremendous length and structure.E
  54170. Export
  54171. 98 bookH
  54172. 2002Q
  54173. 1998R
  54174. 2002V
  54175. 24/6/98Y
  54176. 24/6/98\
  54177. 2516^
  54178. James Halliday
  54179. 3003C
  54180. 1/10/96D
  54181. Light straw-yellow; a highly floral bouquet with a mix of rose petal, spice and lychee aromas which lead logically on to the palate, once again a mix of rose petal and lychee.  Flavoursome, but avoids the phenolic trap.E
  54182. Export
  54183. 98 bookH
  54184. 1998Q
  54185. 1997R
  54186. 1998V
  54187. 24/6/98Y
  54188. 24/6/98\
  54189. 2517^
  54190. James Halliday
  54191. 3004C
  54192. 1/1/97
  54193. Medium to full yellow-green; a luscious, layered bouquet with ripe tropical fruit interwoven with spicy oak leads on to a round, almost voluptuous, palate, more akin to Martinborough or Hawke
  54194. s Bay than the usual sharp-edged Marlborough style. Retasted Spetember 
  54195. 97; still impressive.
  54196. Export
  54197. 98 bookH
  54198. 1998Q
  54199. 1997R
  54200. 1998T
  54201. ChangedV
  54202. 24/6/98Y
  54203. 24/6/98\
  54204. 2518^
  54205. James Halliday
  54206. 3005C
  54207. 1/10/96
  54208. 9Light green-yellow; the bouquet is firm, of medium intensity with touches of capsicum, earth and herbs.  The excellent palate is firm, crisp, fresh and clean, with a range of flavours running through to blackcurrant and lime, and contributing to a very long, cleansing finish.  Really comes together in the mouth.
  54209. ExportH
  54210. 1998Q
  54211. 1997R
  54212. 1998V
  54213. 24/6/98Y
  54214. 24/6/98\
  54215. 2519^
  54216. James Halliday
  54217. 3006C
  54218. 1/10/96
  54219. 5Medium yellow-green; a pure and clean bouquet with that distinctive melon aroma of cool-grown fruit.  On the palate there is a wider spectrum of fruit flavours ranging through citrus, ripe pear, white peach and melon, backed by subtle oak. As close to perfection as one could imagine for a wine of this price.
  54220. Export
  54221. 98 bookH
  54222. 1999Q
  54223. 1998R
  54224. 1999V
  54225. 24/6/98Y
  54226. 24/6/98\
  54227. 2520^
  54228. James Halliday
  54229. 3007C
  54230. 1/1/97
  54231. Light green-yellow; an incredibly fragrant and aromatic bouquet with tropical passionfruit overtones to rich and seductive gooseberry fruit.  The palate delivers all the fruit flavour the bouquet promises, and in a similarly exotic spectrum, balanced by perfect acidity.
  54232. Export
  54233. 98 bookH
  54234. 1999Q
  54235. 1998R
  54236. 1999V
  54237. 24/6/98Y
  54238. 24/6/98\
  54239. 2521^
  54240. James Halliday
  54241. 3008C
  54242. 1/12/96
  54243. Medium red-purple; solid black fruit aromas on the bouquet with similar solid brambly, black fruit flavours on the palate. Both the bouquet and the palate show signs of the use of some older, hand-me-down oak barrels which do not flatter the wine.E
  54244. ExportH
  54245. 2003Q
  54246. 1998R
  54247. 2003V
  54248. 24/6/98Y
  54249. 24/6/98\
  54250. 2522^
  54251. James Halliday
  54252. 3009C
  54253. 1/12/96
  54254. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid, dense bouquet with some minerally notes; not particularly fragrant.  The palate is as solid as the bouquet, with an array of flavours including herb and tropical fruits; some phenolics present, possibly due to the influence of botrytis.
  54255. Export
  54256. 98 bookH
  54257. 1998Q
  54258. 1997R
  54259. 1998V
  54260. 24/6/98Y
  54261. 24/6/98\
  54262. 2523^
  54263. James Halliday
  54264. 3010C
  54265. 1/12/96
  54266. $Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with melon, a touch of passionfruit and a nice hint of spicy oak in the background. As always with Houghton white wines, very competently made, with the Margaret River Semillon component the dominant player. Good overall fruit and oak balance.  
  54267. Export
  54268. 98 bookH
  54269. 1998Q
  54270. 1997R
  54271. 1998V
  54272. 24/6/98Y
  54273. 24/6/98\
  54274. 2524^
  54275. James Halliday
  54276. 3011C
  54277. 1/12/96D
  54278. Medium to full purple-red; a highly aromatic bouquet with fresh juicy berry fruit and spicy charry oak intermingling.  The palate is similarly expressive, with lots of fruit and evident charry/toasty oak.  Very much a show style.E
  54279. ExportH
  54280. 2006Q
  54281. 1999R
  54282. 2006V
  54283. 24/6/98Y
  54284. 24/6/98\
  54285. 2525^
  54286. James Halliday
  54287. 3011C
  54288. 1/2/97
  54289. 1Medium purple-red; a very classy wine in all respects, with particularly well-handled smooth spice and vanilla oak which is perfectly integrated with the berry fruit aromas and flavours. However, the outstanding feature of the wine is the silky structure and the fine-grained tannins which run throughout.
  54290. 98 bookH
  54291. 2007Q
  54292. 1999R
  54293. 2007V
  54294. 24/6/98Y
  54295. 24/6/98\
  54296. 2526^
  54297. James Halliday
  54298. 3012C
  54299. 1/12/96
  54300. >Extraordinarily deep colour; a striking briary/brambly/foresty/gamey bouquet, quite Burgundian in style. The palate is extremely powerful and concentrated, bordering on extractive; it would seem the French practice of Saign
  54301. e (removing some of the juice from the ferment immediately after crushing) has been practised.
  54302. Export
  54303. 98 bookH
  54304. 1999Q
  54305. 1998R
  54306. 1999V
  54307. 24/6/98Y
  54308. 24/6/98\
  54309. 2527^
  54310. James Halliday
  54311. 3013C
  54312. 1/12/96
  54313. Dense, youthful purple-red; the bouquet is redolent of essencey cassis/blackberry fruit, almost as if it had just come out of the fermenter. The palate is as striking as the bouquet, oozing berry and mint fruit, and needing time to lose its adolescent puppy fat.
  54314. Export
  54315. 98 bookH
  54316. 2007Q
  54317. 2000R
  54318. 2007V
  54319. 24/6/98Y
  54320. 24/6/98\
  54321. 2528^
  54322. James Halliday
  54323. 3014C
  54324. 1/5/97
  54325. [Dense purple-red; extremely concentrated and powerful with a mix of dark chocolate, mulberry, plum and black cherry fruit, with (relatively) subtle oak. A powerful but wholly impressive palate with classic black cherry, leather and dark chocolate fruit flavours; notwithstanding its power, well balanced. Retasted early 1998 and still outstanding.
  54326. Export
  54327. 98 bookH
  54328. 2020K
  54329. 2000R
  54330. 2020T
  54331. ChangedV
  54332. 24/6/98Y
  54333. 24/6/98\
  54334. 2529^
  54335. James Halliday
  54336. 3015C
  54337. 1/12/96
  54338. Medium to full purple-red; a concentrated bouquet with abundant dark fruits complemented by charry/toasty oak. The palate is equivalently powerful and concentrated with oodles of black fruit flavours, soft but persistent tannins, and oak woven throughout. Very much a show style.
  54339. Export
  54340. 98 bookH
  54341. 2004Q
  54342. 1998R
  54343. 2004V
  54344. 24/6/98Y
  54345. 24/6/98\
  54346. 2530^
  54347. James Halliday
  54348. 3016C
  54349. 1/12/96
  54350. !Medium red; a clean, fresh and lightly fruited bouquet with a touch of vanillin oak; the wine has unexpectedly attractive feel and flavour in the mouth with length and an almost silky texture. The flavours, too, are interesting with a sappy, almost citrus-like edge, unusual but appealing.
  54351. Export
  54352. 98 bookH
  54353. 2001Q
  54354. 1998R
  54355. 2001V
  54356. 24/6/98Y
  54357. 24/6/98\
  54358. 2531^
  54359. James Halliday
  54360. 3017C
  54361. 1/12/96
  54362. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, with attractive lemon peel aromas to the bouquet. The palate is crisp, lively and fresh, with grassy/lemony varietal fruit coming through strongly on the back palate. Well made.E
  54363. Export
  54364. 98 bookH
  54365. 2000Q
  54366. 1998R
  54367. 2000V
  54368. 24/6/98Y
  54369. 24/6/98\
  54370. 2532^
  54371. James Halliday
  54372. 3018C
  54373. 1/1/97D
  54374. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fresh and quite fragrant with leaf, berry, earth and cedar notes variously appearing. The palate is bright and fresh with juicy berry fruit and subtle oak. Could develop very interesting flavours given time.E
  54375. Export
  54376. 98 bookH
  54377. 2005Q
  54378. 1999R
  54379. 2005V
  54380. 24/6/98Y
  54381. 24/6/98\
  54382. 2533^
  54383. James Halliday
  54384. 3019C
  54385. 1/1/97
  54386. Medium purple-red; an elegant, finely crafted and balanced wine on the bouquet, with neither fruit nor oak dominant.  Gentle cassis/cedar/cigar box flavours are surrounded by fine, silky tannins on the palate; a beautifully understated but very classy wine.
  54387. Export
  54388. 98 bookH
  54389. 2010Q
  54390. 1998R
  54391. 2010V
  54392. 24/6/98Y
  54393. 24/6/98\
  54394. 2534^
  54395. James Halliday
  54396. 3020C
  54397. 1/12/96D
  54398. Medium yellow-green; quite striking varietal character, with attractive, lifted tropical fruit salad aromas.  On the palate, an excellent example of the style with plenty of legitimate flavour, unassisted by oak, and not propped up by residual sugar.E
  54399. ExportH
  54400. 1998Q
  54401. 1997R
  54402. 1998V
  54403. 24/6/98Y
  54404. 24/6/98\
  54405. 2535^
  54406. James Halliday
  54407. 3021C
  54408. 1/12/96
  54409. )Medium red-purple; a stylish bouquet with distinct Rh
  54410. ne Valley characters to the sweet fruit, with sundry spicy notes woven through.  A marvellously generous palate with light berry, chocolate and red fruit flavours, surrounded by soft tannins.  Oak has been little more than a maturation medium.
  54411. Export
  54412. 98 bookH
  54413. 2000Q
  54414. 1997R
  54415. 2000V
  54416. 24/6/98Y
  54417. 24/6/98\
  54418. 2536^
  54419. James Halliday
  54420. 3022C
  54421. 1/12/96
  54422. \Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet, quite leafy and tangy, with the merlot and cabernet franc influence very obvious.  Elegance rather than power is the key word for the palate, which is finely balanced and harmonious, with soft, fine lingering tannins.  A Bordeaux Chateau proprietor would understand exactly what this wine is all about.
  54423. Export
  54424. 98 bookH
  54425. 2002Q
  54426. 1997R
  54427. 2002V
  54428. 24/6/98Y
  54429. 24/6/98\
  54430. 2537^
  54431. James Halliday
  54432. 3023C
  54433. 1/12/96
  54434. Dense red-purple; a concentrated, rich and powerful bouquet with dark chocolate, blackberry and spicy fruit woven through sweet vanillin oak.  On the palate, rich, high-flavoured and ripe dark berry fruit in a voluptuous marriage with charry oak.E
  54435. Export
  54436. 98 bookH
  54437. 2015Q
  54438. 2000R
  54439. 2015V
  54440. 24/6/98Y
  54441. 24/6/98\
  54442. 2538^
  54443. James Halliday
  54444. 3024C
  54445. 1/12/96D
  54446. Medium red-purple; a clean, ripe and rich bouquet with luscious red berry fruits; more of the same on the generous palate, and a touch of spice into the bargain. Minimal oak influence.  E
  54447. Export
  54448. 98 bookH
  54449. 2000Q
  54450. 1997R
  54451. 2000V
  54452. 24/6/98Y
  54453. 24/6/98\
  54454. 2539^
  54455. James Halliday
  54456. 3025C
  54457. 1/12/96
  54458. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful bouquet with that touch of gravelly austerity which is particular to mourvedre, softened by a nice hint of oak.  While massively constructed, not astringent, bitter or tannic, and should by rights be very long-lived, unfolding other aromas and flavours as it ages. Retasted October 1997, with most attractive chocolate characters coming through, together with a touch of mulberry.
  54459. Export
  54460. 98 bookH
  54461. 2015Q
  54462. 2000R
  54463. 2015T
  54464. ChangedV
  54465. 24/6/98Y
  54466. 24/6/98\
  54467. 2540^
  54468. James Halliday
  54469. 3026C
  54470. 1/12/96D
  54471. Dense red-purple; very rich, ripe, voluptuous dark berry fruit aromas lead on to a ripe, rich and full wine which finishes with very pronounced tannins and just a hint of astringency.  It should all come together given time. E
  54472. Export
  54473. 98 bookH
  54474. 2015Q
  54475. 2005R
  54476. 2015V
  54477. 24/6/98Y
  54478. 24/6/98\
  54479. 2541^
  54480. James Halliday
  54481. 3027C
  54482. 1/12/96
  54483. 4Very strong red-purple; much richer and more concentrated than either the 
  54484. 94 or 
  54485. 96 vintages, with masses of black fruit aromas, and no hint of the cowshed.  On the palate, a seriously concentrated and structured wine, with lashings of fruit, lots of tannins and no discernible (or necessary) oak influence.
  54486. Export
  54487. 98 bookH
  54488. 2005Q
  54489. 1998R
  54490. 2005V
  54491. 24/6/98Y
  54492. 24/6/98\
  54493. 2542^
  54494. James Halliday
  54495. 3028C
  54496. 1/12/96
  54497. 8Medium yellow-green; a smooth bouquet with subtle oak, fruit of medium intensity, although not particularly varietal. A much more impressive wine on the palate with good fruit weight and mouthfeel; once again, there is only the barest hint of oak, and the wine has a particularly harmonious structure and finish.
  54498. Export
  54499. 98 bookH
  54500. 2000Q
  54501. 1997R
  54502. 2000V
  54503. 24/6/98Y
  54504. 24/6/98\
  54505. 2543^
  54506. James Halliday
  54507. 3029C
  54508. 1/12/96
  54509. Medium yellow-green; a pungent bouquet with passionfruit and gooseberry aromas, and the slightly sweaty character one sometimes finds with cold-fermented sauvignon blanc. The palate is similarly striking, with intense flavours, though again those closed, almost claustrophobic, characters are present. Curiously, some consumers actually like them, and they are typically associated with elevated fruit flavour.
  54510. Export
  54511. 98 bookH
  54512. 1998Q
  54513. 1997R
  54514. 1998V
  54515. 24/6/98Y
  54516. 24/6/98\
  54517. 2544^
  54518. James Halliday
  54519. 3030C
  54520. 1/12/96
  54521. Medium red-purple; truly recognisable varietal aroma 
  54522.  that particular type of cherry (with just a hint of plum) that one encounters in Beaujolais. The palate precisely repeats the bouquet to provide a very authentic, well-made and interesting wine, which is also a delicious drink.
  54523. Export
  54524. 98 bookH
  54525. 1998Q
  54526. 1997R
  54527. 1998V
  54528. 24/6/98Y
  54529. 24/6/98\
  54530. 2545^
  54531. James Halliday
  54532. 3031C
  54533. 1/12/96
  54534. 4Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with gently briary/cedary overtones to dark chocolate fruit. The palate has much more going for it than many McLaren Vale blends of this kind, with a nice mix of chocolate and red berry fruits, finishing with soft tannins. Negligible oak.
  54535. Export
  54536. 98 bookH
  54537. 2000Q
  54538. 1997R
  54539. 2000V
  54540. 24/6/98Y
  54541. 24/6/98\
  54542. 2546^
  54543. James Halliday
  54544. 3032C
  54545. 1/12/96
  54546. |Medium yellow-green; much more refined and subtle than prior vintages, with discreet white peach and vanilla aromas; the palate is textured, with a range of secondary nutty/creamy characters deriving from prolonged lees contact and malolactic fermentation of some fairly powerful underlying fruit.  A wine with the winemaker
  54547. s thumbprint very evident, but all the better for that.
  54548. Export
  54549. 98 bookH
  54550. 1999Q
  54551. 1997R
  54552. 1999V
  54553. 24/6/98Y
  54554. 24/6/98\
  54555. 2547^
  54556. James Halliday
  54557. 3033C
  54558. 1/12/96D
  54559. Medium yellow-green; a remarkably complex, rich and structured bouquet.  One would swear there is some oak simply because of that complexity. The palate is smooth, with moderately ripe fig and melon fruit, and has excellent length (and weight).E
  54560. Export
  54561. 98 bookH
  54562. 2000Q
  54563. 1997R
  54564. 2000V
  54565. 24/6/98Y
  54566. 24/6/98\
  54567. 2548^
  54568. James Halliday
  54569. 3034C
  54570. 1/12/96D
  54571. Medium yellow-green; very strong barrel-ferment oak characters are matched by the power and length of the grapefruit/melon/fig fruit on both bouquet and palate. While uncompromisingly oaked, works very well.E
  54572. Export
  54573. 98 bookH
  54574. 2001Q
  54575. 1997R
  54576. 2001V
  54577. 24/6/98Y
  54578. 24/6/98\
  54579. 2549^
  54580. James Halliday
  54581. 3035C
  54582. 1/12/96
  54583. Medium yellow-green; clean, with plenty of concentration and varietal character in a classic melon/fig/white peach spectrum.  A lively wine on the palate with good mouthfeel and balance, and more of those utterly correct varietal fruit flavours.E
  54584. Export
  54585. 98 bookH
  54586. 1998Q
  54587. 1997R
  54588. 1998V
  54589. 24/6/98Y
  54590. 24/6/98\
  54591. 2550^
  54592. James Halliday
  54593. 3036C
  54594. 1/12/96D
  54595. Medium yellow-green; a distinctive ripe fruit aroma with ripe yellow peaches and even a hint of banana; subtle oak. A full, soft very ripe wine on the palate; a tank sample, and will probably be acid-adjusted prior to bottling.E
  54596. Export
  54597. 98 bookH
  54598. 1999Q
  54599. 1997R
  54600. 1999V
  54601. 24/6/98Y
  54602. 24/6/98\
  54603. 2551^
  54604. James Halliday
  54605. 3037C
  54606. 1/10/97
  54607. Medium red-purple; ripe but not heavy fruit in the dark plum/black cherry spectrum with evident but perfectly integrated and balanced oak on the bouquet. The palate is beautifully balanced, with a fine array of dark berry fruits, finishing with fine, silky tannins.  Seduction in a red wine glass which invites you to have the second, the third, and the fourth glass. Retasted several times towards the end of 1997; the wine gets better and better.
  54608. Export
  54609. 98 bookH
  54610. 2010Q
  54611. 2000R
  54612. 2010T
  54613. ChangedV
  54614. 24/6/98W
  54615. 99 bookY
  54616. 24/6/98\
  54617. 2552^
  54618. 3037w
  54619. James Halliday
  54620. 3038C
  54621. 1/10/97
  54622. ^Medium to full red-purple; the wine follows very closely in the track and style of the 
  54623. 94, with a powerful and complex briary/woodsy bouquet leading on to a palate full of character and with complex flavour components avoiding the jammy/berry/confection notes that overripe grenache can provide.  Retasted end 1997, fulfilling all its early promise.
  54624. Export
  54625. 98 bookH
  54626. 2008Q
  54627. 2000R
  54628. 2008T
  54629. ChangedV
  54630. 24/6/98W
  54631. 99 bookY
  54632. 24/6/98\
  54633. 2553^
  54634. 3038w
  54635. James Halliday
  54636. 3039C
  54637. 1/12/96
  54638. Strong, dense purple-red; very much part of a family of wines coming from the McLaren Vale winery of Rosemount, with a powerful and complex cedary/briary bouquet leading on to a no-less powerful and complex palate, with more of those briary/cedary/earthy notes, some more smoky/chocolatey characters, then finishing with pronounced tannins. An interesting, if not downright challenging, wine.
  54639. 98 bookH
  54640. 2010Q
  54641. 2000R
  54642. 2010V
  54643. 24/6/98Y
  54644. 24/6/98\
  54645. 2554^
  54646. James Halliday
  54647. 3040C
  54648. 1/12/96
  54649. 2Medium red-purple; dark briary/berry aromas introduce the bouquet followed by hints of earth and chocolate. There is an appreciably greater degree of fruit concentration on both bouquet and palate, the latter being primarily fruit-driven, with the flavours running through mint, chocolate and black cherry.
  54650. Export
  54651. 98 bookH
  54652. 2005Q
  54653. 1998R
  54654. 2005V
  54655. 24/6/98Y
  54656. 24/6/98\
  54657. 2555^
  54658. James Halliday
  54659. 3041C
  54660. 1/12/96D
  54661. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with a mix of minty/leafy/berry aromas. The palate has generous amounts of ripe plum, mint and cherry fruit in ultra-typical shiraz style; fruit, not oak-driven.E
  54662. Export
  54663. 98 bookH
  54664. 2005Q
  54665. 1999R
  54666. 2005V
  54667. 24/6/98Y
  54668. 24/6/98\
  54669. 2556^
  54670. James Halliday
  54671. 3042C
  54672. 1/12/96
  54673. Medium to full red-purple; there is obvious new oak input into both bouquet and palate, but it does not threaten the balance of the wine. There is plenty of dark berry fruit on the bouquet, moving to ripe minty/cherry flavours on the palate, which is round, rich and mouthfilling.
  54674. Export
  54675. 98 bookH
  54676. 2008Q
  54677. 1998R
  54678. 2008V
  54679. 24/6/98Y
  54680. 24/6/98\
  54681. 2557^
  54682. James Halliday
  54683. 3043C
  54684. 1/12/96
  54685. ;Medium to full red-purple; a scented bouquet with gentle, dark berry fruits seamlessly married with sweet vanillin oak.  The same harmony and balance is the first and last impression of the palate which simultaneously combines blackberry richness with fine, soft tannins in a round and soft cocoon of total flavour.
  54686. Export
  54687. 98 bookH
  54688. 2008Q
  54689. 2000R
  54690. 2008V
  54691. 24/6/98Y
  54692. 24/6/98\
  54693. 2558^
  54694. James Halliday
  54695. 3044C
  54696. 1/12/96
  54697. Deep red-purple; an extremely concentrated, powerful bouquet leads on to an even more concentrated palate with masses of berry and mint fruit, lashings of charry oak and firm tannins.E
  54698. Export
  54699. 98 bookH
  54700. 2010Q
  54701. 2000R
  54702. 2010V
  54703. 24/6/98Y
  54704. 24/6/98\
  54705. 2559^
  54706. James Halliday
  54707. 3045C
  54708. 1/12/96
  54709. Dense red-purple; there are many aromas ranging through briar to cedar to chocolate to earth, characters which reappear on the palate, which is very strongly structured, with pronounced but not overly aggressive tannins. A wine full of interest for the wine student.
  54710. Export
  54711. 98 bookH
  54712. 2005Q
  54713. 1997R
  54714. 2005V
  54715. 24/6/98Y
  54716. 24/6/98\
  54717. 2560^
  54718. James Halliday
  54719. 3046C
  54720. 1/12/96D
  54721. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium to full intensity with chocolate and red berry fruit flavours intermingling with a touch of oak.  An elegant, well-crafted wine with a long, cedary palate and supple tannins.
  54722. Export
  54723. 98 bookH
  54724. 2005Q
  54725. 1997R
  54726. 2005V
  54727. 24/6/98Y
  54728. 24/6/98\
  54729. 2561^
  54730. James Halliday
  54731. 3047C
  54732. 1/10/96D
  54733. Light green-yellow; a fragrant crisp and aromatic bouquet with lime, a hint of passionfruit and a touch of toast. Perfectly balanced on the palate with crystal clear varietal fruit, intense but not phenolic. Great now but will develop.E
  54734. Export
  54735. 98 bookH
  54736. 2004Q
  54737. 1997R
  54738. 2004V
  54739. 24/6/98Y
  54740. 24/6/98\
  54741. 2562^
  54742. James Halliday
  54743. 3048C
  54744. 1/1/97
  54745. mBright green-yellow; the bouquet shows a fragrant mix of herb and lime; there are very similar herb and lime flavours on a palate which is just a fraction on the heavy side, but certainly possessing plenty of flavour. Retasted January 1998, still rich and powerful, and a little on the heavy duty side, but is in fact developing better than one might have expected.
  54746. Export
  54747. 98 bookH
  54748. 2003Q
  54749. 1998R
  54750. 2003V
  54751. 24/6/98Y
  54752. 24/6/98\
  54753. 2563^
  54754. James Halliday
  54755. 3050C
  54756. 1/9/96
  54757. "Medium to full purple-red; typically ripe and sweet prune and plum fruit, slightly jammy but most certainly not unpleasantly so.  The palate is similarly luscious and ripe, with masses of sweet fruit, but avoids going over the top; nice soft tannins and a hint of oak round off a good wine.
  54758. Export
  54759. 98 bookH
  54760. 2007Q
  54761. 1998R
  54762. 2007V
  54763. 24/6/98Y
  54764. 24/6/98\
  54765. 2564^
  54766. James Halliday
  54767. 3051C
  54768. 1/5/96
  54769. Medium to full purple-red; richer than the shiraz of the same vintage, with more warm, vanillin American oak on the bouquet; there is abundant flavour on the palate with rich, ripe, blackcurrant/cassis fruit and vanillin oak. Good overall flavour and structure.
  54770. Export
  54771. 98 bookH
  54772. 2000Q
  54773. 1997R
  54774. 2000V
  54775. 24/6/98Y
  54776. 24/6/98\
  54777. 2565^
  54778. James Halliday
  54779. 3052C
  54780. 1/10/96
  54781. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, firm, fresh bouquet with blackcurrant and earth varietal fruit of medium to full intensity.  Stuffed full of well-ripened cabernet fruit on the palate, backed by subtle oak; guaranteed to age with grace.E
  54782. Export
  54783. 98 bookH
  54784. 2007Q
  54785. 1998R
  54786. 2007V
  54787. 24/6/98Y
  54788. 24/6/98\
  54789. 2566^
  54790. James Halliday
  54791. 3053C
  54792. 1/9/94D
  54793. Medium to full red; notwithstanding the name, there is no spice or black pepper on either the bouquet or palate, but a great deal of vanillin American oak, and solid, traditional ripe Barossa fruit hiding underneath that oak.H
  54794. 1998Q
  54795. 1995R
  54796. 1998V
  54797. 24/6/98Y
  54798. 24/6/98\
  54799. 2567^
  54800. James Halliday
  54801. 3053C
  54802. 1/7/96D
  54803. Medium red; a moderately complex bouquet with fruit of medium weight, but absolutely festooned with American oak.  There is more of the same on the palate, uncompromising and full-on in every respect.H
  54804. 2003Q
  54805. 1998R
  54806. 2003V
  54807. 24/6/98Y
  54808. 24/6/98\
  54809. 2568^
  54810. James Halliday
  54811. 3053C
  54812. 1/1/97
  54813. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, rich and moderately concentrated bouquet with dark berry fruit, vanilla oak and not a hint of pepper or spice; the palate is lusciously concentrated in a magimix oaky style which has tremendous appeal to some, and not so much to others.
  54814. Export
  54815. 98 bookH
  54816. 2009K
  54817. 1999R
  54818. 2009V
  54819. 24/6/98Y
  54820. 24/6/98\
  54821. 2569^
  54822. James Halliday
  54823. 3054C
  54824. 1/10/96
  54825. Bright red-purple; there is a mix of red fruit and greener, slightly stemmy aromas on the bouquet, with a mix of red cherry, redcurrant and hints of earth on the palate. The wine has fresh feel throughout the palate, with a cleansing acid cut to the finish.
  54826. Export
  54827. 98 bookH
  54828. 1998Q
  54829. 1997R
  54830. 1998V
  54831. 24/6/98Y
  54832. 24/6/98\
  54833. 2570^
  54834. James Halliday
  54835. 3055C
  54836. 1/10/96
  54837. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, crisp floral bouquet with some spicy notes but not a great volume of fruit, leads on to a spicy, toasty palate with flavours and structure similar to the Rieslings of the Canberra district.E
  54838. Export
  54839. 98 bookH
  54840. 2002Q
  54841. 1997R
  54842. 2002V
  54843. 24/6/98Y
  54844. 24/6/98\
  54845. 2571^
  54846. James Halliday
  54847. 3056C
  54848. 1/10/96D
  54849. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with obvious barrel-ferment characters giving a nutty/creamy but not especially fruity accents; the palate has cashew, melon and fig fruit flavours and moderately intrusive oak.E
  54850. Export
  54851. 98 bookH
  54852. 1999Q
  54853. 1997R
  54854. 1999V
  54855. 24/6/98Y
  54856. 24/6/98\
  54857. 2572^
  54858. James Halliday
  54859. 3056C
  54860. 1/7/97
  54861. Medium yellow-green; the oak is quite dominant on the bouquet but is of good quality, and there is gentle cashew/melon fruit underneath. On the palate the crisp fruit stands up to the oak, with good length and aftertaste. Trembled on the brink of an even higher rating.
  54862. 2001K
  54863. CD noteQ
  54864. 1998R
  54865. 2001V
  54866. 24/6/98W
  54867. 99 bookY
  54868. 24/6/98\
  54869. 2573^
  54870. 3056w
  54871. James Halliday
  54872. 3057C
  54873. 1/1/97
  54874. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with briary/brambly/berry fruit and subtle oak.  Much the richest of the current crop of red releases from Boynton, with an array of briary/brambly/berry fruit flavours, finishing with pleasantly chewy but soft tannins.
  54875. Export
  54876. 98 bookH
  54877. 2002Q
  54878. 1997R
  54879. 2002V
  54880. 24/6/98Y
  54881. 24/6/98\
  54882. 2574^
  54883. James Halliday
  54884. 3058C
  54885. 1/1/97
  54886. Medium red; a clean, light, faintly cedary, faintly leafy range of aromas; the palate is also relatively light-bodied, but shows good varietal character and has that soft, slightly slippery mouthfeel of merlot.E
  54887. Export
  54888. 98 bookH
  54889. 2000Q
  54890. 1997R
  54891. 2000V
  54892. 24/6/98Y
  54893. 24/6/98\
  54894. 2575^
  54895. James Halliday
  54896. 3059C
  54897. 1/1/97
  54898. &Medium to full yellow; attractive peach and apricot aromas, obviously derived from botrytis, but not subverting the varietal character too much. A moderately rich and flavoursome palate with more of those peach and apricot flavours, finishing with well-balanced acid. No oak influence apparent.
  54899. Export
  54900. 98 bookH
  54901. 1998Q
  54902. 1997R
  54903. 1998V
  54904. 24/6/98Y
  54905. 24/6/98\
  54906. 2576^
  54907. James Halliday
  54908. 3060C
  54909. 1/8/96
  54910. AMedium red-purple; an elegant bouquet with attractive cedary/leafy aromas which are distinctly varietal, and certainly show the cabernet franc influence. A light to medium-bodied wine on the palate with similar elegant and attractive flavours, not unlike a full-bodied Chinon Cabernet Franc from the Loire Valley, France.
  54911. Export
  54912. 98 bookH
  54913. 2000Q
  54914. 1997R
  54915. 2000V
  54916. 24/6/98Y
  54917. 24/6/98\
  54918. 2577^
  54919. James Halliday
  54920. 3061C
  54921. 1/10/96
  54922. Light yellow-green; a clean, fresh, relatively light but aromatic bouquet with gooseberry and passionfruit aromas leads on to a most pleasant wine for all seasons and all persons, featuring more of those light tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit flavours, untrammelled by oak. Retasted October 
  54923. 97 and (unusually for Sauvignon Blanc) had developed very well over the 12 months since its release.
  54924. Export
  54925. 98 bookH
  54926. 1998Q
  54927. 1997R
  54928. 1998V
  54929. 24/6/98Y
  54930. 24/6/98\
  54931. 2578^
  54932. James Halliday
  54933. 3062C
  54934. 1/10/96
  54935. Medium to full red-purple; a super-sophisticated style, fragrant and striking, with juicy fruit and lots of charry oak on both bouquet and palate.  There are rich and ripe cherry and mint flavours in archetypal warm-grown shiraz mould, and yet more of that oak.
  54936. Export
  54937. 98 bookH
  54938. 2007Q
  54939. 1998R
  54940. 2007V
  54941. 24/6/98Y
  54942. 24/6/98\
  54943. 2579^
  54944. James Halliday
  54945. 3063C
  54946. 1/10/96
  54947. &Glowing yellow-green; lots of fruit concentration with peach and citrus fruit; the oak is subtle. The palate is not as intense as the bouquet suggests it will be on the entry to the mouth and mid-palate, but does build towards a well-balanced finish.  Quick-developing style for early drinking.
  54948. Export
  54949. 98 bookH
  54950. 1998Q
  54951. 1997R
  54952. 1998V
  54953. 24/6/98Y
  54954. 24/6/98\
  54955. 2580^
  54956. James Halliday
  54957. 3064C
  54958. 1/7/96
  54959. Full purple-red; a massively powerful bouquet loaded with fruit and also with oak leads on to a rich, powerful palate, with elbows and knees pointing in all directions. There are definite rustic characters to the wine which may settle down with age, or may conceivably come to haunt you.
  54960. Export
  54961. 98 bookH
  54962. 2020Q
  54963. 2005R
  54964. 2020V
  54965. 24/6/98Y
  54966. 24/6/98\
  54967. 2581^
  54968. James Halliday
  54969. 3065C
  54970. 1/8/96D
  54971. Light straw-yellow; a lively, zesty bouquet with citrus/lemon aromas, and an equivalently crisp, clean and lively palate early in its life, with refreshingly crisp acidity. Really does give all of the signs of a classic given time.E
  54972. Export
  54973. 98 bookH
  54974. 2005Q
  54975. 1998R
  54976. 2005V
  54977. 24/6/98Y
  54978. 24/6/98\
  54979. 2582^
  54980. James Halliday
  54981. 3066C
  54982. 1/6/97
  54983. Medium yellow-green; clean and soft with gently ripe fruit and quite pronounced fruit salad aromas with more of the same on the palate, fleshed out by a perfectly judged flick of residual sugar.E
  54984. Export
  54985. 98 bookH
  54986. 1998Q
  54987. 1997R
  54988. 1998V
  54989. 24/6/98Y
  54990. 24/6/98\
  54991. 2583^
  54992. James Halliday
  54993. 3067C
  54994. 1/10/96D
  54995. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity, a light dusting of oak, and earthy, red berry fruits, leads on to a nicely constructed palate with quite sweet redcurrant fruit and a nice lick of oak.E
  54996. Export
  54997. 98 bookH
  54998. 1999Q
  54999. 1997R
  55000. 1999V
  55001. 24/6/98Y
  55002. 24/6/98\
  55003. 2584^
  55004. James Halliday
  55005. 3068C
  55006. 1/8/96
  55007. Medium to full red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet with dark, briary blackcurrant fruit and subtle oak. Has that hallmark texture and structure of the best Cullen wines, with layer upon layer of flavour, and making no compromises to those looking for a quick fix.  
  55008. Export
  55009. 98 book
  55010. 2010Q
  55011. 2000R
  55012. 2010V
  55013. 24/6/98Y
  55014. 24/6/98\
  55015. 2585^
  55016. James Halliday
  55017. 3069C
  55018. 1/10/96
  55019. Medium yellow-green; extremely sophisticated and clever winemaking guides the wine both through the bouquet and palate, with those subtle creamy/nutty characters, a creamy edge to the palate, and the oak so perfectly integrated its impact on the wine goes largely unnoticed.
  55020. 2000Q
  55021. 1997R
  55022. 2000V
  55023. 24/6/98Y
  55024. 24/6/98\
  55025. 2586^
  55026. James Halliday
  55027. 3069C
  55028. 1/5/97
  55029. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with attractive tangy fruit and very good fruit and oak balance and integration. Melon and sweet stone fruit flavours build early on the palate, and carry through to the finish. The oak handling is subtle throughout.
  55030. Export
  55031. 98 bookH
  55032. 2001K
  55033. 1998R
  55034. 2001V
  55035. 24/6/98Y
  55036. 24/6/98\
  55037. 2587^
  55038. James Halliday
  55039. 3070C
  55040. 1/9/96
  55041. Medium red; an array of spicy/liquorice/leafy aromas in Rh
  55042. ne-style leads on to an extremely potent palate with a mix of aniseed and crushed herb flavours.E
  55043. Export
  55044. 98 bookH
  55045. 2002Q
  55046. 1997R
  55047. 2002V
  55048. 24/6/98Y
  55049. 24/6/98\
  55050. 2588^
  55051. James Halliday
  55052. 3071C
  55053. 1/10/96D
  55054. Bright yellow-green; a fragrant, sweet bouquet with tropical fruit salad aromas leads on to an identically flavoured palate, which is remarkably long, and balanced by excellent acidity.E
  55055. Export
  55056. 98 bookH
  55057. 1998Q
  55058. 1997R
  55059. 1998V
  55060. 24/6/98Y
  55061. 24/6/98\
  55062. 2589^
  55063. James Halliday
  55064. 1/10/96
  55065. Medium to full red-purple; perfectly ripened red berry/blackcurrant fruit woven through with subtle oak on the bouquet leads into a powerfully structured and concentrated wine on the palate with more of those red and black berry fruit flavours, finishing with lingering tannins.
  55066. Export
  55067. 98 bookH
  55068. 2005Q
  55069. 1998R
  55070. 2005V
  55071. 24/6/98Y
  55072. 24/6/98\
  55073. 2590^
  55074. James Halliday
  55075. 3073C
  55076. 1/8/96D
  55077. Medium to full yellow-green; sweet yellow peach fruit on the bouquet leads on to a big, soft peachy palate with good fruit depth; the oak is not overblown, but the wine will develop very quickly.E
  55078. Export
  55079. 98 bookH
  55080. 1998Q
  55081. 1997R
  55082. 1998V
  55083. 24/6/98Y
  55084. 24/6/98\
  55085. 2591^
  55086. James Halliday
  55087. 3074C
  55088. 1/8/96D
  55089. Light, bright pink; a fresh, crisp, stalky bouquet leads on to a lively, fresh and well-balanced palate with hints of strawberry, finishing with pleasantly dry mouthfeel.E
  55090. Export
  55091. 98 bookH
  55092. 1998Q
  55093. 1997R
  55094. 1998V
  55095. 24/6/98Y
  55096. 24/6/98\
  55097. 2592^
  55098. James Halliday
  55099. 3075C
  55100. 1/10/96
  55101. $Medium yellow-green; a solid, smooth bouquet with ripe melon and fig fruit, subtle oak.  In keeping with the vintage, a solid and concentrated wine on the palate with considerable extract, the flavours running in the white peach, fig and melon spectrum.  The oak is adequate but not exciting.
  55102. Export
  55103. 98 bookH
  55104. 2000Q
  55105. 1997R
  55106. 2000V
  55107. 24/6/98Y
  55108. 24/6/98\
  55109. 2593^
  55110. James Halliday
  55111. 3076C
  55112. 1/8/96D
  55113. Light green-yellow; a crisp bouquet with aromas of herbs, grass and citrus leads on to a flavoursome palate with distinct herbal/grassy notes on the mid-palate, balanced by subliminal sweetness on the finish.E
  55114. Export
  55115. 98 bookH
  55116. 2002Q
  55117. 1998R
  55118. 2002V
  55119. 24/6/98Y
  55120. 24/6/98\
  55121. 2594^
  55122. James Halliday
  55123. 3077C
  55124. 1/8/96
  55125. Strong, youthful, deep purple-red; an extremely concentrated, powerful bouquet with blackberry, black cherry and earth leads on to a similarly powerful, earthy and concentrated palate with a kick of vanillin American oak, finishing with pronounced tannins, and simply needing a decade.
  55126. Export
  55127. 98 bookH
  55128. 2010Q
  55129. 2000R
  55130. 2010V
  55131. 24/6/98Y
  55132. 24/6/98\
  55133. 2595^
  55134. James Halliday
  55135. 3078C
  55136. 1/9/96
  55137. :Medium red-purple; a fragrant and sweet bouquet with a mix of red cherry and vanilla bean leads on to a massively ripened wine, rich and sweet on the palate, and in which those slightly jammy/porty characters lurking in the background become a little more apparent. For all that, a great mouthful with a rich dish.
  55138. Export
  55139. 98 bookH
  55140. 2005Q
  55141. 1997R
  55142. 2005V
  55143. 24/6/98Y
  55144. 24/6/98\
  55145. 2596^
  55146. James Halliday
  55147. 3079C
  55148. 1/8/96
  55149. Light to medium yellow-green; a very correct bouquet with gentle melon and fig fruit aromas leads on to a well balanced palate with adequate mouthfeel and flavour, and which works well enough within the parameters of the style.E
  55150. Export
  55151. 98 bookH
  55152. 1998Q
  55153. 1997R
  55154. 1998V
  55155. 24/6/98Y
  55156. 24/6/98\
  55157. 2597^
  55158. James Halliday
  55159. 3080C
  55160. 1/1/97D
  55161. Medium red-purple; the hallmark winery input of spicy vanillin oak is very evident on a clean bouquet of medium intensity. The palate has soft, silky mouthfeel, with lots of vanillin oak, and warm, soft red berry fruit.E
  55162. Export
  55163. 98 bookH
  55164. 2002Q
  55165. 1997R
  55166. 2002V
  55167. 24/6/98Y
  55168. 24/6/98\
  55169. 2598^
  55170. James Halliday
  55171. 3081C
  55172. 1/10/96
  55173. Medium to full red; the first impression is of vanillin American oak, but there is sweet fruit to carry that oak on the bouquet, and more in a blackcurrant/blackberry/dark cherry spectrum on the palate. The oak is certainly quite strong, but well integrated and balanced.
  55174. Export
  55175. 98 bookH
  55176. 2007Q
  55177. 1998R
  55178. 2007V
  55179. 24/6/98Y
  55180. 24/6/98\
  55181. 2599^
  55182. James Halliday
  55183. 3082C
  55184. 1/1/97
  55185. nFull red-purple; enormously rich and concentrated lush dark berry fruit tinged with dark chocolate on the bouquet leads on to a marvellously rich and concentrated palate, with the flavours ranging through dark berry, liquorice and plum. The oak undoubtedly present in the wine has been swallowed up by the fruit, and the tannins are unexpectedly but pleasantly soft.
  55186. Export
  55187. 98 bookH
  55188. 2010Q
  55189. 2000R
  55190. 2010V
  55191. 24/6/98Y
  55192. 24/6/98\
  55193. 2600^
  55194. James Halliday
  55195. 3083C
  55196. 1/5/97
  55197. 1Medium to full red-purple; a rich, powerful bouquet with briary/earthy fruit which is not obviously grenache; a lusciously ripe and rich palate shows the slightly jammy raspberry varietal character coming through loud and clear; a seductively fleshy wine with wonderful side lights of spice and chocolate.
  55198. Export
  55199. 98 bookH
  55200. 2010K
  55201. 2000R
  55202. 2010V
  55203. 24/6/98Y
  55204. 24/6/98\
  55205. 2601^
  55206. James Halliday
  55207. 3084C
  55208. 1/10/96D
  55209. Good purple-red, still deep and still youthful; striking cedar, leaf, earth and berry aromas lead on to quite powerful and intense palate with leaf, pine and mint fruit; the oak is subtle throughout.E
  55210. Export
  55211. 98 bookH
  55212. 2001Q
  55213. 1997R
  55214. 2001V
  55215. 24/6/98Y
  55216. 24/6/98\
  55217. 2602^
  55218. James Halliday
  55219. 3085C
  55220. 1/4/97
  55221.  Medium red-purple; a quite fine and clean bouquet with leafy/cedary notes of medium intensity, backed with appropriately subtle oak. An elegant wine on the palate; you can see the Cowra component quite clearly, with clean cassis fruit on the mid-palate, finishing with soft, fine tannins.
  55222. Export
  55223. 98 bookH
  55224. 2002Q
  55225. 1998R
  55226. 2002V
  55227. 24/6/98Y
  55228. 24/6/98\
  55229. 2603^
  55230. James Halliday
  55231. 3086C
  55232. 1/10/96
  55233. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex and stylish bouquet, with very good oak handling in a support role to excellent fruit in the ripe fig/melon spectrum. A superbly balanced and crafted wine on the palate with lovely fruit and oak held in restraint. Fantastic value.
  55234. Export
  55235. 98 bookH
  55236. 2000Q
  55237. 1997R
  55238. 2000V
  55239. 24/6/98Y
  55240. 24/6/98\
  55241. 2604^
  55242. James Halliday
  55243. 3087C
  55244. 1/10/96
  55245. Medium to full yellow-green; a quite rich bouquet with honeyed/buttery fruit and subtle oak leads on to a rich, full-bodied palate with ripe peachy/buttery fruit; fast developing and slightly heavy, but certainly has flavour.E
  55246. Export
  55247. 98 bookH
  55248. 1998Q
  55249. 1997R
  55250. 1998V
  55251. 24/6/98Y
  55252. 24/6/98\
  55253. 2605^
  55254. James Halliday
  55255. 3088C
  55256. 1/9/96
  55257. &Medium red-purple; a very fragrant bouquet with a mix of red and black berry and currant aromas with good oak integration; complex and stylish. The palate is exceptionally lively and intense with bracing fruit flavours, almost with a tinge of citrus, finishing with fine tannins and subtle oak.
  55258. Export
  55259. 98 bookH
  55260. 2005Q
  55261. 1998R
  55262. 2005V
  55263. 24/6/98Y
  55264. 24/6/98\
  55265. 2606^
  55266. James Halliday
  55267. 3089C
  55268. 1/10/96
  55269. Medium red-purple; an attractively balanced and ripened mix of earthy/leafy/berry cabernet fruit aromas with subtle oak lead on to an elegant and harmonious palate which is gently sweet, and has very appealing structure and feel.E
  55270. Export
  55271. 98 bookH
  55272. 2001Q
  55273. 1997R
  55274. 2001V
  55275. 24/6/98Y
  55276. 24/6/98\
  55277. 2607^
  55278. James Halliday
  55279. 3090C
  55280. 1/8/96
  55281. Medium red, showing either some development or slightly high pH. A clean bouquet with light spicy/leafy fruit and minimal oak.  Pronounced spicy fruit flavours on the palate are matched by well-balanced and integrated vanillin oak, finishing with soft, supple tannins.
  55282. Export
  55283. 98 bookH
  55284. 2001Q
  55285. 1997R
  55286. 2001V
  55287. 24/6/98Y
  55288. 24/6/98\
  55289. 2608^
  55290. James Halliday
  55291. 3091C
  55292. 1/1/97
  55293. Medium red-purple; a fairly light bouquet with overtones of leaf and mint is an unconvincing introduction to a wine which on the palate has far more character and flavour, showing ripe plummy fruit, subtle oak, and the requisite soft, silky mouthfeel and length.  
  55294. Export
  55295. 98 bookH
  55296. 1998Q
  55297. 1997R
  55298. 1998V
  55299. 24/6/98Y
  55300. 24/6/98\
  55301. 2609^
  55302. James Halliday
  55303. 3092C
  55304. 1/1/97D
  55305. Medium red; the bouquet is much lighter than the 
  55306. 93, with pleasant leaf, earth and tobacco aromas. The palate delivers rather more sweetness and mouthfeel than the bouquet suggests it will, albeit with cedary/leafy overtones in typical Tasmanian style.E
  55307. Export
  55308. 98 bookH
  55309. 2000Q
  55310. 1997R
  55311. 2000V
  55312. 24/6/98Y
  55313. 24/6/98\
  55314. 2610^
  55315. James Halliday
  55316. 3093C
  55317. 1/10/96
  55318. Medium to full yellow-green; an intense and piercing bouquet with powerful herbaceous varietal fruit leads on to a palate with similar weight and intensity; the flavours run through apple to herbal, and the wine has great length.E
  55319. Export
  55320. 98 bookH
  55321. 2004Q
  55322. 1997R
  55323. 2004V
  55324. 24/6/98Y
  55325. 24/6/98\
  55326. 2611^
  55327. James Halliday
  55328. 3094C
  55329. 1/10/96
  55330. (Light to medium yellow-green; a quite floral bouquet with toasty/spicy notes suggesting the possible use of some enzymes.  Pleasant flavours, of medium to full weight with more of those toasty/spicy notes; a well-handled commercial wine. Retasted October 1997 with identical notes and conclusion.
  55331. Export
  55332. 98 bookH
  55333. 2001Q
  55334. 1997R
  55335. 2001T
  55336. ChangedV
  55337. 24/6/98Y
  55338. 24/6/98\
  55339. 2612^
  55340. James Halliday
  55341. 3095C
  55342. 1/1/97
  55343. Dense purple-red; the bouquet is curious, at once somewhat closed in on itself, yet also showing full blackberry fruit. An amazing wine on the palate, with a similarly contradictory structure; it is not excessively tannic or extractive, yet is powerful, and refusing to yield up the trapped nuances of flavour which will, I imagine, emerge with age, although the wine is quite unique.
  55344. Export
  55345. 98 bookH
  55346. 2005Q
  55347. 1998R
  55348. 2005V
  55349. 24/6/98Y
  55350. 24/6/98\
  55351. 2613^
  55352. James Halliday
  55353. 3096C
  55354. 1/1/97D
  55355. Medium to full yellow-green; a voluminous and rich bouquet with plenty of fruit, leading on to a wine with lots of flavour, toasty notes and inevitably some phenolic heaviness, only to be expected in these winemaking circumstances.E
  55356. Export
  55357. 98 bookH
  55358. 2000Q
  55359. 1997R
  55360. 2000V
  55361. 24/6/98Y
  55362. 24/6/98\
  55363. 2614^
  55364. James Halliday
  55365. 3097C
  55366. 1/7/96
  55367. Medium red-purple; shows a wholly distinctive array of spicy, salty tobacco-tinged aromas so typical of Main Ridge, with more of those sappy/tobacco/leafy flavours on a palate which is deceptively light, for it has a long finish.E
  55368. Export
  55369. 98 bookH
  55370. 1998Q
  55371. 1997R
  55372. 1998V
  55373. 24/6/98Y
  55374. 24/6/98\
  55375. 2615^
  55376. James Halliday
  55377. 3098C
  55378. 1/9/96D
  55379. Full red-purple; a massively powerful and concentrated bouquet which is highly polished in a vaguely Italian style. The palate, too, is strongly reminiscent of top-end Italian wines, with dark berry flavours in a compelling but idiosyncratic style.E
  55380. Export
  55381. 98 bookH
  55382. 2020Q
  55383. 2005R
  55384. 2020V
  55385. 24/6/98Y
  55386. 24/6/98\
  55387. 2616^
  55388. James Halliday
  55389. 3099C
  55390. 1/10/96
  55391. Medium purple-red; there is abundant, sweet and generous fruit with pronounced spicy oak on the bouquet; the same abundant and ripe spicy cherry fruit fills the middle palate, but American oak comes over the top on the finish.E
  55392. Export
  55393. 98 bookH
  55394. 2003Q
  55395. 1998R
  55396. 2003V
  55397. 24/6/98Y
  55398. 24/6/98\
  55399. 2617^
  55400. James Halliday
  55401. 3100C
  55402. 1/10/96D
  55403. Light yellow-green; a pungent, aromatic full-on bouquet with ripe fruit and a touch of spicy oak. The palate has lots of tropical/gooseberry flavours with well-handled oak. A thoroughly successful commercial style.E
  55404. Export
  55405. 98 bookH
  55406. 1997Q
  55407. 1996R
  55408. 1997V
  55409. 24/6/98Y
  55410. 24/6/98\
  55411. 2618^
  55412. James Halliday
  55413. 3101C
  55414. 1/4/97
  55415. iMedium to full red-purple; there is abundant ripe, sweet, chocolate and berry fruit on the clean bouquet; the same solid dark berry and dark chocolate fruit flavours come through powerfully on the palate, finishing with appropriate tannins.  The oak is barely perceptible in the wine. Retasted April 1997 and looking even better with wonderfully generous fruit.
  55416. Export
  55417. 98 bookH
  55418. 2002P
  55419. CD noteQ
  55420. 1997R
  55421. 2002V
  55422. 24/6/98Y
  55423. 24/6/98\
  55424. 2619^
  55425. James Halliday
  55426. 3102C
  55427. 1/10/96D
  55428. Medium yellow-green; a full, ripe bouquet with plenty of peachy chardonnay backed by subtle oak; there is every bit as much fruit weight and flavour on the palate, where the American oak comes through a little more forcefully, but not excessively.E
  55429. Export
  55430. 98 bookH
  55431. 1998Q
  55432. 1997R
  55433. 1998V
  55434. 24/6/98Y
  55435. 24/6/98\
  55436. 2620^
  55437. James Halliday
  55438. 3103C
  55439. 1/10/96
  55440. Medium red-purple; a clean and solid bouquet driven by cherry and plum fruit; the oak influence on both bouquet and palate is subtle.  There is more of that generous plum and cherry fruit on the palate backed by fine tannins.E
  55441. Export
  55442. 98 bookH
  55443. 2004Q
  55444. 1999R
  55445. 2004V
  55446. 24/6/98Y
  55447. 24/6/98\
  55448. 2621^
  55449. James Halliday
  55450. 3104C
  55451. 1/10/96
  55452. %Medium to full yellow-green; the rich, complex and tangy bouquet is full of character with a range of cashew nut through to melon and grapefruit. The palate is as complex, intense and tangy as the bouquet is, with melon fruit (and a hint of grapefruit) driving the wine and soaking up the oak.
  55453. Export
  55454. 98 bookH
  55455. 2002Q
  55456. 1997R
  55457. 2002V
  55458. 24/6/98Y
  55459. 24/6/98\
  55460. 2622^
  55461. James Halliday
  55462. 3105C
  55463. 1/10/96
  55464. #Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with a mix of nicely ripened red berry fruit touched with just a hint of green vegetal canopy aromas. The palate is firm, with a mix of red fruits and more herbaceous notes, but is not soapy or furry, and finishes with well-balanced oak.
  55465. Export
  55466. 98 bookH
  55467. 2005Q
  55468. 1998R
  55469. 2005V
  55470. 24/6/98Y
  55471. 24/6/98\
  55472. 2623^
  55473. James Halliday
  55474. 3106C
  55475. 1/10/96
  55476. Medium straw-yellow; unusually herbaceous aromas tending almost to Sauvignon Blanc in style leads on to a fresh, lively palate, with a flavour and structure not unlike that encountered in the Margaret River region. Has well-balanced acidity and mouthfeel, and should develop well.
  55477. Export
  55478. 98 bookH
  55479. 2003Q
  55480. 1998R
  55481. 2003V
  55482. 24/6/98Y
  55483. 24/6/98\
  55484. 2624^
  55485. James Halliday
  55486. 3107C
  55487. 1/10/96
  55488. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, fresh and lively bouquet with aromas of spice, leaf and mint helped by a touch of oak. The palate has excellent mouthfeel, fresh and lively, with minty/berry fruit, and soft tannins.E
  55489. Export
  55490. 98 bookH
  55491. 2006Q
  55492. 1998R
  55493. 2006V
  55494. 24/6/98Y
  55495. 24/6/98\
  55496. 2625^
  55497. James Halliday
  55498. 3108C
  55499. 1/10/96
  55500. @Medium purple-red; a sweet, spotlessly clean and fragrant bouquet of redcurrant, blackcurrant and mint leads on to a spectacularly-flavoured palate with those archetypal central Victorian minty flavours which transcend the varietal mix and are complimented by the vanilla of the American oak; finishes with soft tannins.
  55501. Export
  55502. 98 bookH
  55503. 2010Q
  55504. 2000R
  55505. 2010V
  55506. 24/6/98Y
  55507. 24/6/98\
  55508. 2626^
  55509. James Halliday
  55510. 3109C
  55511. 1/5/96
  55512. Medium yellow-green; clean, smooth gentle peach fruit is supported by subtle oak on the bouquet.  On the palate some citrus edges join the riper peach flavours, but there are also some buttery notes 
  55513.  an unusual combination of flavours no doubt deriving from the disparate fruit sources.
  55514. Export
  55515. 98 bookH
  55516. 1999Q
  55517. 1997R
  55518. 1999V
  55519. 24/6/98Y
  55520. 24/6/98\
  55521. 2627^
  55522. James Halliday
  55523. 3110C
  55524. 1/8/96D
  55525. Bright, light yellow-green; a grassy, crisp and lively bouquet leads directly into a crisp, clean, quite herbaceous palate with good varietal fruit.E
  55526. Export
  55527. 98 bookH
  55528. 2003Q
  55529. 1998R
  55530. 2003V
  55531. 24/6/98Y
  55532. 24/6/98\
  55533. 2628^
  55534. James Halliday
  55535. 3111C
  55536. 1/5/96
  55537. ^Medium to full red-purple; clean berry fruit aromas are surrounded by pronounced oak on the bouquet; there are pleasant sweet berry fruit flavours on the palate which has good length although it is only of medium weight, as one would expect from merlot. The oak is just a little raw and assertive, but should settle down with a year or two in bottle.
  55538. Export
  55539. 98 bookH
  55540. 2002Q
  55541. 1997R
  55542. 2002V
  55543. 24/6/98Y
  55544. 24/6/98\
  55545. 2629^
  55546. James Halliday
  55547. 3112C
  55548. 1/8/96D
  55549. Light to medium yellow-green; there is a faintly coarse, rank edge to the bouquet which does, however, have a lot of underlying fruit and which leads on to a high-flavoured palate with considerable length.E
  55550. Export
  55551. 98 bookH
  55552. 2005Q
  55553. 1999R
  55554. 2005V
  55555. 24/6/98Y
  55556. 24/6/98\
  55557. 2630^
  55558. James Halliday
  55559. 3113C
  55560. 1/10/96
  55561. Medium to full purple-red; a clean, relatively austere but powerful bouquet with cedar, briar and earth aromas.  A powerful wine on the palate with lots of dry, black fruit flavours and quite forceful tannins on the finish.  Not to be entered into lightly.
  55562. Export
  55563. 98 bookH
  55564. 2010Q
  55565. 2000R
  55566. 2010V
  55567. 24/6/98Y
  55568. 24/6/98\
  55569. 2631^
  55570. James Halliday
  55571. 3114C
  55572. 1/10/96
  55573. Full salmon pink; the bouquet shows voluminous nutty strawberry aromas, while the flavours are truly mouthfilling, almost into Pinot table wine with their richness and intensity. If ever there was justification for calling a wine sparkling burgundy, this is it.
  55574. Export
  55575. 98 bookH
  55576. 1998Q
  55577. 1997R
  55578. 1998V
  55579. 24/6/98Y
  55580. 24/6/98\
  55581. 2632^
  55582. James Halliday
  55583. 3115C
  55584. 1/10/96
  55585. AMedium to full red-purple; sweet vanilla American oak is immediately evident, but so is pleasantly ripe and clean red berry fruit on both bouquet and palate. The wine is relatively soft in the mouth, with those red berry fruit flavours surrounded by nicely balanced American oak. A complete departure in style for Redman.
  55586. Export
  55587. 98 bookH
  55588. 2002Q
  55589. 1997R
  55590. 2002V
  55591. 24/6/98Y
  55592. 24/6/98\
  55593. 2633^
  55594. James Halliday
  55595. 3116C
  55596. 1/8/96D
  55597. Full red, still with a touch of purple; a very robust wine with strong liquorice and earth fruit aromas and flavours, accentuated by a degree of lift in the manner of Penfolds Grange.E
  55598. Export
  55599. 98 bookH
  55600. 2002Q
  55601. 1997R
  55602. 2002V
  55603. 24/6/98Y
  55604. 24/6/98\
  55605. 2634^
  55606. James Halliday
  55607. 3117C
  55608. 1/6/96
  55609. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, full-blown bouquet with lots of stylish high toast oak leads on to a rich, mouthfilling style in which the barrel-ferment oak plays a significant role, but so does the chardonnay fruit, which has length and good acid to provide balance to the finish.
  55610. Export
  55611. 98 bookH
  55612. 1998Q
  55613. 1997R
  55614. 1998V
  55615. 24/6/98Y
  55616. 24/6/98\
  55617. 2635^
  55618. James Halliday
  55619. 4651C
  55620. 1/5/96D
  55621. Barossa Reserve. Medium to full yellow-green; strong, smoky bacon oak leads a complex, ripe bouquet, and an equally powerful and complex palate which has abundant peach and ripe pear flavours, all attesting to its 13.9 degrees alcohol.E
  55622. Export
  55623. 98 bookH
  55624. 2003Q
  55625. 1998R
  55626. 2003V
  55627. 24/6/98Y
  55628. 24/6/98\
  55629. 2636^
  55630. James Halliday
  55631. 3119C
  55632. 1/10/96
  55633. Medium red-purple; the bouquet ranges across cedary, earthy, vanillin and cherry aromas, with well-balanced and integrated American oak. A nicely balanced wine on the palate, with considerable length and given focus by bright acidity on the finish.E
  55634. Export
  55635. 98 bookH
  55636. 2003Q
  55637. 1998R
  55638. 2003V
  55639. 24/6/98Y
  55640. 24/6/98\
  55641. 2637^
  55642. James Halliday
  55643. 3120C
  55644. 1/10/96D
  55645. Light yellow-straw; a crisp, herbal, grassy bouquet veering towards Marlborough in style leads into a palate which, once again, is not unlike a lighter-weight Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, with well-balanced acidity, and clear varietal character.E
  55646. Export
  55647. 98 bookH
  55648. 1998Q
  55649. 1997R
  55650. 1998V
  55651. 24/6/98Y
  55652. 24/6/98\
  55653. 2638^
  55654. James Halliday
  55655. 3121C
  55656. 1/10/96
  55657. fMedium to full yellow-green; the bouquet seems to show distinct botrytis influence with apricot overtones; the palate is rich and fleshy, with abundant fruit flavour, but again some modification of the primary character through what would appear to be the influence of some botrytis. This character, it must be said, does not diminish the appeal of the wine.
  55658. Export
  55659. 98 bookH
  55660. 1998Q
  55661. 1997R
  55662. 1998V
  55663. 24/6/98Y
  55664. 24/6/98\
  55665. 2639^
  55666. James Halliday
  55667. 3122C
  55668. 1/10/96D
  55669. Light red; not particularly concentrated on either bouquet or palate, but with clearly articulated varietal fruit in a somewhat sappy/stemmy mould, with foresty/tobacco flavours coming through on the palate.E
  55670. Export
  55671. 98 bookH
  55672. 1998Q
  55673. 1997R
  55674. 1998V
  55675. 24/6/98Y
  55676. 24/6/98\
  55677. 2640^
  55678. James Halliday
  55679. 3123C
  55680. 1/1/97
  55681. Strong red-purple; a fragrant mix of black cherry and blackberry fruits with hints of spice, liquorice and leaf on the bouquet, with the leafy/spicy notes more pronounced on the palate.  Minimal oak influence throughout.E
  55682. Export
  55683. 98 bookH
  55684. 2006Q
  55685. 1999R
  55686. 2006V
  55687. 24/6/98Y
  55688. 24/6/98\
  55689. 2641^
  55690. James Halliday
  55691. 3124C
  55692. 1/1/97D
  55693. Full red-purple; very strong Central Victorian mint aromas come rocketing through both the bouquet and palate. Some love this character (I used to) but I would prefer to see more conventional fruit flavour. Retasted October 1997 with identical ntoes.E
  55694. Export
  55695. 98 bookH
  55696. 2000Q
  55697. 1998R
  55698. 2000T
  55699. ChangedV
  55700. 24/6/98Y
  55701. 24/6/98\
  55702. 2642^
  55703. James Halliday
  55704. 3125C
  55705. 1/10/96D
  55706. Light green-yellow; a clean, crisp minerally/tangy bouquet leads on to bright, fresh and clean palate with fruit of light to medium weight, finishing with pleasant acidity.E
  55707. Export
  55708. 98 bookH
  55709. 1999Q
  55710. 1997R
  55711. 24/6/98Y
  55712. 24/6/98\
  55713. 2643^
  55714. James Halliday
  55715. 3126C
  55716. 1/10/96
  55717. $Light green-yellow; a relatively restrained, dry Clare Valley style with predominantly minerally notes and just a dressing of lime juice. The palate is firm and crisp, with a range of flavours running through mineral to lime to toast, with a well-balanced crisp, dry finish. Sure to age well.
  55718. Export
  55719. 98 bookH
  55720. 2004Q
  55721. 1998R
  55722. 2004V
  55723. 24/6/98Y
  55724. 24/6/98\
  55725. 2644^
  55726. James Halliday
  55727. 3127C
  55728. 1/10/96D
  55729. Light to medium yellow-green; searing aromas of cut grass, hay and straw are replicated on a very long, if fearsome, palate, finishing with tangy crisp acid.  Not for the faint-hearted.E
  55730. Export
  55731. 98 bookH
  55732. 1998Q
  55733. 1997R
  55734. 1998V
  55735. 24/6/98Y
  55736. 24/6/98\
  55737. 2645^
  55738. James Halliday
  55739. 3128C
  55740. 1/10/96
  55741. 3Medium to full yellow; citrus, peach and apricot all come together on a tangy, botrytis-influenced bouquet; on the palate canned fruit salad with a botrytis tang all adds up to a weird complexity which is strangely compelling, although I am not too sure I could drink a whole bottle 
  55742.  or even half a bottle.
  55743. Export
  55744. 98 bookH
  55745. 1998Q
  55746. 1997R
  55747. 1998V
  55748. 24/6/98Y
  55749. 24/6/98\
  55750. 2646^
  55751. James Halliday
  55752. 3129C
  55753. 1/8/96D
  55754. Medium yellow-green; a gentle bouquet of medium intensity with tropical fruit, and more of the same on a soft, easy, undemanding palate.E
  55755. Export
  55756. 98 bookH
  55757. 1998Q
  55758. 1997R
  55759. 1998V
  55760. 24/6/98Y
  55761. 24/6/98\
  55762. 2647^
  55763. James Halliday
  55764. 3129C
  55765. 1/7/97
  55766. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are clean, soft and of light to medium intensity, with gently tropical fruit salad characters. The palate delivers more of the same gentle fruit salad, with a soft finish. Not a complex wine, but then it is not intended to be so.
  55767. 1998K
  55768. CD noteQ
  55769. 1997R
  55770. 1998V
  55771. 24/6/98W
  55772. 99 bookY
  55773. 24/6/98\
  55774. 2648^
  55775. 3129w
  55776. James Halliday
  55777. 3130C
  55778. 1/10/96
  55779. Medium red-purple; high-toned, intense liquorice and spice aromas reminiscent of the Rh
  55780. ne Valley lead on to a lively but very well-balanced and constructed palate redolent of those liquorice and spice fruit flavours. The oak handling throughout is both sympathetic and subtle.
  55781. Export
  55782. 98 bookH
  55783. 2007Q
  55784. 1997R
  55785. 2007V
  55786. 24/6/98Y
  55787. 24/6/98\
  55788. 2649^
  55789. James Halliday
  55790. 3131C
  55791. 1/8/96
  55792. Medium to full red-purple; a rich and complex bouquet with dark foresty aromas and pleasant but subtle oak. There is abundant fruit on the palate, which has very good structure through soft tannins, and a harmonious and long finish.E
  55793. Export
  55794. 98 bookH
  55795. 2004Q
  55796. 1999R
  55797. 2004V
  55798. 24/6/98Y
  55799. 24/6/98\
  55800. 2650^
  55801. James Halliday
  55802. 3132C
  55803. 1/10/96
  55804. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, sweet and concentrated chocolate and earth fruit with hints of cedar and cigar box on the bouquet; a complex, powerful wine with an abundance of sweet chocolate fruit, and hints of mint, finishing with soft tannins on a long, clean finish.
  55805. Export
  55806. 98 bookH
  55807. 2008Q
  55808. 1998R
  55809. 2008V
  55810. 24/6/98Y
  55811. 24/6/98\
  55812. 2651^
  55813. James Halliday
  55814. 3133C
  55815. 1/8/96D
  55816. Vivid, dense purple-red; a potent mix of blackcurrant, earth and briar on the bouquet leads on to a wine which is clearly cool-grown, but not mean or green; blackcurrant with bite.
  55817. Export
  55818. 98 bookH
  55819. 2008Q
  55820. 2000R
  55821. 2008V
  55822. 24/6/98Y
  55823. 24/6/98\
  55824. 2652^
  55825. James Halliday
  55826. 3134C
  55827. 1/10/96
  55828. 0Youthful, vivid purple-red; a fruit-driven bouquet with fresh juicy berry aromas leads on to a lovely young Australian red, a Beaujolais look-alike in structure but with varietal typicity, low tannins and (happily) absolutely no oak input. By the time you read these words you should be drinking the 
  55829. Export
  55830. 98 bookH
  55831. 1998Q
  55832. 1997R
  55833. 1998V
  55834. 24/6/98Y
  55835. 24/6/98\
  55836. 2653^
  55837. James Halliday
  55838. 3135C
  55839. 1/8/96
  55840. Medium yellow-green; not flashy, but the bouquet is well balanced, of medium intensity, and with harmonious integration of gently peachy fruit with the oak. The palate is quite firm and fresh, almost crisp, with light white peach fruit and the same subtle oak of the bouquet.
  55841. Export
  55842. 98 bookH
  55843. 1997Q
  55844. 1996R
  55845. 1997V
  55846. 24/6/98Y
  55847. 24/6/98\
  55848. 2654^
  55849. James Halliday
  55850. 3136C
  55851. 1/10/96
  55852. Dense red-purple; ultra-concentrated, fragrant, sumptuous dark fruits are surrounded by lashings of oak on the bouquet; the palate confirms what the nose tells you, namely, that they simply don
  55853. t come any bigger or richer than this. The ultimate block-buster.
  55854. 2025Q
  55855. 2005R
  55856. 2025V
  55857. 24/6/98Y
  55858. 24/6/98\
  55859. 2655^
  55860. James Halliday
  55861. 3136C
  55862. 1/4/97
  55863. Medium to full red-purple; a complex, concentrated bouquet with abundant dark, plummy fruit aromas, and surprisingly restrained oak. Plum, dark berry and dark chocolate flavours on the fore and mid-palate are then supported by persistent tannins and generous vanillin oak. Retasted October 1997 with near identical notes. Deliciously, voluptuously ripe with creamy vanilla oak and soft tannins.
  55864. Export
  55865. 98 bookH
  55866. 2010K
  55867. 2000R
  55868. 2010T
  55869. ChangedV
  55870. 24/6/98W
  55871. 99 bookY
  55872. 24/6/98\
  55873. 2656^
  55874. 3136w
  55875. James Halliday
  55876. 3137C
  55877. 1/10/96D
  55878. Light yellow-green; gently herbaceous fruit is lifted by what appears to be some yeast fragrance on a clean bouquet of medium intensity.  The palate is fresh, nicely balanced and put together, and has above-average length.  E
  55879. Export
  55880. 98 bookH
  55881. 1998Q
  55882. 1997R
  55883. 1998V
  55884. 24/6/98Y
  55885. 24/6/98\
  55886. 2657^
  55887. James Halliday
  55888. 3138C
  55889. 1/10/96
  55890. >Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant range of aromas running through leaf, mint, red berry and game are good, but it is on the palate that the wine really shines. Strong, but not overly extractive, leafy berry flavours have that silky, supple texture one finds in the Right Bank of Bordeaux. The oak is not intrusive.
  55891. Export
  55892. 98 bookH
  55893. 2003Q
  55894. 1998R
  55895. 2003V
  55896. 24/6/98Y
  55897. 24/6/98\
  55898. 2658^
  55899. James Halliday
  55900. 3139C
  55901. 1/2/97
  55902. Glowing yellow-green; a subtle bouquet with minerally/earthy overtones and light oak. The palate has light apple, pear and citrus fruit flavours, again with minerally aspects, and again with barely perceptible oak.E
  55903. Export
  55904. 98 bookH
  55905. 1999Q
  55906. 1997R
  55907. 1999V
  55908. 24/6/98Y
  55909. 24/6/98\
  55910. 2659^
  55911. James Halliday
  55912. 3140C
  55913. 1/2/97D
  55914. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity, with some black cherry fruit in easy, uncomplicated style; there are similar red cherry fruit flavours, a touch of chocolate, soft tannins and subtle oak on the palate.E
  55915. Export
  55916. 98 bookH
  55917. 2001Q
  55918. 1997R
  55919. 2001V
  55920. 24/6/98Y
  55921. 24/6/98\
  55922. 2660^
  55923. James Halliday
  55924. 3141C
  55925. 1/2/97
  55926. WMedium red-purple; an attractive, fragrant bouquet with lively earthy cabernet aromas; the palate shows the lightening influence of the cabernet franc and merlot, but has both intensity and length. There are cigar box and cedar characters together with gently earthy cabernet varietal character; the wine finishes with fine, lingering tannins.
  55927. Export
  55928. 98 bookH
  55929. 2005Q
  55930. 1998R
  55931. 2005V
  55932. 24/6/98Y
  55933. 24/6/98\
  55934. 2661^
  55935. James Halliday
  55936. 3142C
  55937. 1/2/97D
  55938. Medium yellow-green; a tropical bouquet with almost peachy fruit, and the skin-contacted semillon making an obvious contribution to both the slightly oily bouquet and the full, mouthfilling palate.  E
  55939. Export
  55940. 98 bookH
  55941. 1998Q
  55942. 1997R
  55943. 1998V
  55944. 24/6/98Y
  55945. 24/6/98\
  55946. 2662^
  55947. James Halliday
  55948. 3143C
  55949. 1/2/97
  55950. NDense purple-red; a voluptuously ripe and concentrated bouquet which avoids being jammy or porty, exhibiting a range of aromas through dark berry to liquorice to a hint of boot polish. A richly upholstered wine on the palate with liquorice and blackberry fruit supported by lingering but soft tannins; subtle oak influence throughout.
  55951. Export
  55952. 98 bookH
  55953. 2010Q
  55954. 2000R
  55955. 2010V
  55956. 24/6/98Y
  55957. 24/6/98\
  55958. 2663^
  55959. James Halliday
  55960. 3144C
  55961. 1/2/97
  55962. Medium yellow-green; an unusual bouquet with strong caramel and vanilla notes, partly from oak but also reflecting some underlying fruit character. A weighty wine on the palate, reflecting its 13.6% alcohol, with soft vanilla flavours, and some alcohol sweetness.
  55963. Export
  55964. 98 bookH
  55965. 1998Q
  55966. 1997R
  55967. 1998V
  55968. 24/6/98Y
  55969. 24/6/98\
  55970. 2664^
  55971. James Halliday
  55972. 3145C
  55973. 1/2/97
  55974. Medium yellow-green; starting to open up and develop toasty characters together with more traditional kerosene (some call it petrol) varietal aroma. A hugely powerful wine on the palate with a mix of lime, toast, earth and herbs providing the flavour.E
  55975. Export
  55976. 98 bookH
  55977. 2003Q
  55978. 1997R
  55979. 2003V
  55980. 24/6/98Y
  55981. 24/6/98\
  55982. 2665^
  55983. James Halliday
  55984. 3146C
  55985. 1/2/97
  55986. Medium to full red-purple; a clean and smooth bouquet of medium to full intensity, with a range of mint, vanilla and red berry aromas. A well-balanced, traditional style with softly rounded tannins, a serving of sweet vanilla oak, and soft red berry fruits.  
  55987. Export
  55988. 98 bookH
  55989. 2007Q
  55990. 1997R
  55991. 2007V
  55992. 24/6/98Y
  55993. 24/6/98\
  55994. 2666^
  55995. James Halliday
  55996. 3147C
  55997. 1/2/98
  55998. >Dark red, but with some brick hues evident. There is an attractive mix of spice and earth aromas on the bouquet, but the palate is something else, with that fine, faintly spicy, faintly earthy taste of mature Shiraz of the old Great Western style. It is neither heavy nor sweet, and has tremendous balance and length. 
  55999. ExportH
  56000. 2020Q
  56001. 1998R
  56002. 2020V
  56003. 24/6/98W
  56004. 99 bookY
  56005. 24/6/98\
  56006. 2667^
  56007. 3147w
  56008. James Halliday
  56009. 3148C
  56010. 1/2/97
  56011. ^Medium red; a fragrant, stylish and elegantly Burgundian aroma with appropriate tobacco and forest notes leads on to a highly stylised and equally stylish palate with lots of those Burgundian foresty flavours. It has a satiny, almost slippery texture; a touch more red fruit would have produced an absolutely outstanding pinot. As it is, pretty good.
  56012. Export
  56013. 98 bookH
  56014. 1999Q
  56015. 1997R
  56016. 1999V
  56017. 24/6/98Y
  56018. 24/6/98\
  56019. 2668^
  56020. James Halliday
  56021. 3149C
  56022. 1/2/97
  56023. Glowing yellow-green; the aromas are quite intense, yet not heavy, running in a herb and lime spectrum.  Distinctly Germanic on the palate, with more herb and lime flavours, fairly high acid and a long finish.E
  56024. Export
  56025. 98 bookH
  56026. 2004Q
  56027. 1997R
  56028. 2004V
  56029. 24/6/98Y
  56030. 24/6/98\
  56031. 2669^
  56032. James Halliday
  56033. 3150C
  56034. 1/1/97D
  56035. Full yellow-green; there is abundant ripe fig and peach fruit on a clean, smooth bouquet; the round, smooth and mouthfilling palate provides more of the same peachy, figgy fruit flavours, filled out with a touch of oak.E
  56036. Export
  56037. 98 bookH
  56038. 1999Q
  56039. 1997R
  56040. 1999V
  56041. 24/6/98Y
  56042. 24/6/98\
  56043. 2670^
  56044. James Halliday
  56045. 3151C
  56046. 1/1/97D
  56047. Medium red; a gently earthy bouquet with distinct regional touches, but overall with the fragrance one expects of Cabernet Franc. A pretty wine on the palate with some regional notes running through, tending to green leaf flavours on the finish.E
  56048. Export
  56049. 98 bookH
  56050. 2002Q
  56051. 1998R
  56052. 2002V
  56053. 24/6/98Y
  56054. 24/6/98\
  56055. 2671^
  56056. James Halliday
  56057. 3152C
  56058. 1/1/97D
  56059. Medium to full red-purple; a concentrated, powerful bouquet with ripe, dark fruit characters to the fore. There are similar ripe and powerful bramble and dark fruit flavours on the mid-palate, finishing with quite formidable tannins.E
  56060. Export
  56061. 98 bookH
  56062. 2007Q
  56063. 2000R
  56064. 2007V
  56065. 24/6/98Y
  56066. 24/6/98\
  56067. 2672^
  56068. James Halliday
  56069. 3153C
  56070. 1/1/97D
  56071. Medium to full yellow; a solid, rich, complex full-blown bouquet with heaps of fruit and dollops of oak. The palate is in archetypal Barossa-style flooding the mouth with flavour and texture.E
  56072. Export
  56073. 98 bookH
  56074. 1998Q
  56075. 1997R
  56076. 1998V
  56077. 24/6/98Y
  56078. 24/6/98\
  56079. 2673^
  56080. James Halliday
  56081. 3154C
  56082. 1/1/97
  56083. 9Glowing yellow-green; a voluminous bouquet with a range of tropical and lime fruit aromas with a hint of botrytis and perhaps a less noble mould. There is the same voluminous flavour range on the palate, and again some characters which may not appeal to the purist, but are largely submerged in all of that fruit.
  56084. Export
  56085. 98 bookH
  56086. 2000Q
  56087. 1997R
  56088. 2000V
  56089. 24/6/98Y
  56090. 24/6/98\
  56091. 2674^
  56092. James Halliday
  56093. 3155C
  56094. 1/1/97D
  56095. Dark red-purple; potent cedar/cigar box/briary/foresty overtones to a core of blackcurrant fruit on the bouquet leads on to an amazingly powerful and concentrated palate, with brooding foresty/briary flavours, and a long, compelling finish.E
  56096. Export
  56097. 98 bookH
  56098. 2005Q
  56099. 1997R
  56100. 2005V
  56101. 24/6/98Y
  56102. 24/6/98\
  56103. 2675^
  56104. James Halliday
  56105. 3156C
  56106. 1/1/97
  56107. Dark purple-red; a ripe and concentrated bouquet with dark juicy berry aromas and relatively subtle oak.  The palate is impressively ripe and concentrated, although the fruit does tail away ever so slightly on the finish, and the oak becomes a little more assertive.
  56108. Export
  56109. 98 bookH
  56110. 2003Q
  56111. 1998R
  56112. 2003V
  56113. 24/6/98Y
  56114. 24/6/98\
  56115. 2676^
  56116. James Halliday
  56117. 3157C
  56118. 1/1/97
  56119. 7Medium to full red-purple; a luscious bouquet, oozing rich fruit which easily sustains the generous serving of French oak. The palate is as good as they come in its kind, with everything there by the bucket load: luscious blackcurrant/cassis fruit, lingering tannins and a soft cocoon of vanilla and spice oak. 
  56120. Export
  56121. 98 bookH
  56122. 2008Q
  56123. 1998R
  56124. 2008V
  56125. 24/6/98Y
  56126. 24/6/98\
  56127. 2677^
  56128. James Halliday
  56129. 3158C
  56130. 1/1/97
  56131. Medium yellow-green; has developed well, with gentle but quite complex Burgundian-style aromas. The palate is well balanced with some creamy/nutty characters on the mid-palate, finishing with firm but not aggressive acid.E
  56132. Export
  56133. 98 bookH
  56134. 2000Q
  56135. 1997R
  56136. 2000V
  56137. 24/6/98Y
  56138. 24/6/98\
  56139. 2678^
  56140. James Halliday
  56141. 3159C
  56142. 1/1/97D
  56143. Medium red-purple; an attractive, gently aromatic bouquet with a mix of cedary and leafy characters. Fine cedar/cigar box flavours on the palate have as much to do with texture as flavour, but produce a most attractive, if gentle, wine.E
  56144. Export
  56145. 98 bookH
  56146. 2002Q
  56147. 1997R
  56148. 2002V
  56149. 24/6/98Y
  56150. 24/6/98\
  56151. 2679^
  56152. James Halliday
  56153. 3160C
  56154. 1/1/97
  56155. Dark red, with just a touch of purple; a surprisingly fragrant bouquet with a range of cedary/earthy/briary aromas leads on to a very powerful but attractive palate with masses of dark chocolate, red berry and plum flavours, finishing with soft, lingering tannins.
  56156. Export
  56157. 98 bookH
  56158. 2010Q
  56159. 2000R
  56160. 2010V
  56161. 24/6/98Y
  56162. 24/6/98\
  56163. 2680^
  56164. James Halliday
  56165. 3161C
  56166. 1/1/97
  56167. Medium to full red-purple; an interesting bouquet, with strong fruit and some of the faintly burnt biscuit characters one sees in many Californian cabernets. The palate has abundant dark chocolate/briar/cedar/cigar box flavours finishing with soft, lingering tannins.
  56168. Export
  56169. 98 bookH
  56170. 2006Q
  56171. 1999R
  56172. 2006V
  56173. 24/6/98Y
  56174. 24/6/98\
  56175. 2681^
  56176. James Halliday
  56177. 3162C
  56178. 1/1/97
  56179. KAs befits the name, salmon pink in colour. A complex bouquet with sweet, strawberry-accented pinot noir to the fore leads on to a quite delicate wine on the palate, with more of those wild strawberry flavours, a hint of biscuity yeast, and a classically long finish. The dosage is perfectly judged at the drier end of the spectrum.
  56180. Export
  56181. 98 bookH
  56182. 1998Q
  56183. 1997R
  56184. 1998V
  56185. 24/6/98Y
  56186. 24/6/98\
  56187. 2682^
  56188. James Halliday
  56189. 3163C
  56190. 1/1/97
  56191. sMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is tangy, and quite concentrated with tropical lime aromas. The palate shows above-average concentration, weight and length, and could easily develop into something quite special over the medium term. All in all, a surprise packet. Retasted February 1998 and has indeed continued to develop well, with lime and toast aromas and flavours. 
  56192. Export
  56193. 98 bookH
  56194. 2002Q
  56195. 1998R
  56196. 2002T
  56197. ChangedV
  56198. 24/6/98Y
  56199. 24/6/98\
  56200. 2683^
  56201. James Halliday
  56202. 3164C
  56203. 1/10/97
  56204. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe, full and striking bouquet with masses of briary/cassis/blackberry fruit, which one could easily mistake for cabernet sauvignon. The palate has an abundance of the same fruit ranging through black cherry to blackberry, but has the essential softness of merlot. A wine with broad appeal.  Retasted October 1997 and has tightened up somewhat but remains interesting.
  56205. Export
  56206. 98 bookH
  56207. 2004Q
  56208. 1999R
  56209. 2004T
  56210. ChangedV
  56211. 24/6/98Y
  56212. 24/6/98\
  56213. 2684^
  56214. James Halliday
  56215. 3165C
  56216. 1/1/97D
  56217. Very light yellow-green; a crisp, youthful bouquet with classic slightly vegetal/herbal fruit aromas; the palate is quite intense and powerful with faintly dusty/earthy overtones, and the certainty of development in bottle.E
  56218. Export
  56219. 98 bookH
  56220. 2005Q
  56221. 1998R
  56222. 2005V
  56223. 24/6/98Y
  56224. 24/6/98\
  56225. 2685^
  56226. James Halliday
  56227. 3166C
  56228. 1/1/97
  56229. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, clean and crisp, with fresh, gently herbal fruit; the wine has good structure, flavour and mouthfeel, yet is quite delicate, with a mix of herbal and slightly riper fruit flavours.E
  56230. Export
  56231. 98 bookH
  56232. 1998Q
  56233. 1997R
  56234. 1998V
  56235. 24/6/98Y
  56236. 24/6/98\
  56237. 2686^
  56238. James Halliday
  56239. 3167C
  56240. 1/1/97D
  56241. Bright yellow-green; a powerful bouquet with charry high-toast oak which is faintly astringent, but the palate has the fruit to carry that oak with a range of melon, nectarine and citrus flavours, and a long, tangy finish.E
  56242. Export
  56243. 98 bookH
  56244. 2000Q
  56245. 1998R
  56246. 2000V
  56247. 24/6/98Y
  56248. 24/6/98\
  56249. 2687^
  56250. James Halliday
  56251. 3168C
  56252. 1/1/97
  56253. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet with quite intense yet restrained fruit and a barely perceptible hint of oak. The palate is clean and well balanced with white peach and melon fruit flavours to the fore, with a harmonious and long finish.E
  56254. Export
  56255. 98 bookH
  56256. 1999Q
  56257. 1997R
  56258. 1999V
  56259. 24/6/98Y
  56260. 24/6/98\
  56261. 2688^
  56262. James Halliday
  56263. 3169C
  56264. 1/1/97D
  56265. Light green-yellow; a crisp and tangy bouquet with good varietal character in a citrus and herbal mould. The palate shows similarly classic varietal character, with lemony flavours and real grip and length to the finish. Good now, great later.E
  56266. Export
  56267. 98 bookH
  56268. 2005Q
  56269. 1998R
  56270. 2005V
  56271. 24/6/98Y
  56272. 24/6/98\
  56273. 2689^
  56274. James Halliday
  56275. 3170C
  56276. 1/1/97
  56277. 5Medium to full red-purple; a full, indeed dense, bouquet with blackcurrant and briar fruit flavours intermingling with cedary oak. The palate has excellent structure, flavour and concentration with blackcurrant fruit at the core, a hint of earth around the perimeter, and again some of that cedary French oak.
  56278. Export
  56279. 98 bookH
  56280. 2008Q
  56281. 2000R
  56282. 2008V
  56283. 24/6/98Y
  56284. 24/6/98\
  56285. 2690^
  56286. James Halliday
  56287. 3171C
  56288. 1/1/97D
  56289. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with a mix of light tropical/lime fruit with more minerally/toasty aromas. The palate follows on logically, with light, tropical/lime fruit and a clean, crisp finish.E
  56290. Export
  56291. 98 bookH
  56292. 2000Q
  56293. 1997R
  56294. 2000V
  56295. 24/6/98Y
  56296. 24/6/98\
  56297. 2691^
  56298. James Halliday
  56299. 3172C
  56300. 1/1/97
  56301. Light green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet which shows a mix of herbal, gooseberry and more tropical fruits, touched by just a hint of lime. The palate is only just off-dry, with gently sweet fruit and appropriate acidity.E
  56302. Export
  56303. 98 bookH
  56304. 1999Q
  56305. 1997R
  56306. 1999V
  56307. 24/6/98Y
  56308. 24/6/98\
  56309. 2692^
  56310. James Halliday
  56311. 3173C
  56312. 1/1/97D
  56313. Medium red; the bouquet has some style, with distinctly sappy/tobacco aromas leading on to a slippery/stemmy and lively palate with distinct Burgundian connotations. E
  56314. Export
  56315. 98 bookH
  56316. 1998Q
  56317. 1997R
  56318. 1998V
  56319. 24/6/98Y
  56320. 24/6/98\
  56321. 2693^
  56322. James Halliday
  56323. 3174C
  56324. 1/1/97D
  56325. Glowing yellow-green; a smooth, clean bouquet of medium to full intensity, showing melon and fig fruit with subtle oak. The palate is full-flavoured, with ripe melon fruit, some buttery notes, and quite evident though not aggressive oak.E
  56326. Export
  56327. 98 bookH
  56328. 1999Q
  56329. 1997R
  56330. 1999V
  56331. 24/6/98Y
  56332. 24/6/98\
  56333. 2694^
  56334. James Halliday
  56335. 3175C
  56336. 1/1/97D
  56337. Medium purple-red; earth, chocolate and red berry fruit aromas are matched by well-balanced and integrated oak on the bouquet; attractive fruit sweetness on the fore-palate is in turn balanced by soft tannins on the finish of a seductive wine.E
  56338. Export
  56339. 98 bookH
  56340. 2003Q
  56341. 1998R
  56342. 2003V
  56343. 24/6/98Y
  56344. 24/6/98\
  56345. 2695^
  56346. James Halliday
  56347. 3177C
  56348. 1/2/97D
  56349. Bright purple-red; a fragrant and attractive bouquet with a mix of cassis, berry and leaf fruit together with high-quality oak leads into a wine similarly sustained by good oak on the palate, but which has an appealing lightness and bright acidity.E
  56350. Export
  56351. 98 bookH
  56352. 2002Q
  56353. 1998R
  56354. 2002V
  56355. 24/6/98Y
  56356. 24/6/98\
  56357. 2696^
  56358. James Halliday
  56359. 3178C
  56360. 1/2/97
  56361. Light red-purple; a clean, light and fresh bouquet with some faintly leafy/minty notes is supported by an attractive palate with nice mouthfeel, showing distinct strawberry flavours, and a desirable touch of the forest floor.E
  56362. Export
  56363. 98 bookH
  56364. 1998Q
  56365. 1997R
  56366. 1998V
  56367. 24/6/98Y
  56368. 24/6/98\
  56369. 2697^
  56370. James Halliday
  56371. 3179C
  56372. 1/2/97
  56373. Light yellow-green; a light, clean and crisp bouquet with touches of citrus and earth, not unlike a Semillon. The palate, likewise, is a cross between Chardonnay and Semillon in style, light, crisp and gently oaked, and may surprise with its development over the next few years.
  56374. Export
  56375. 98 bookH
  56376. 1999Q
  56377. 1997R
  56378. 1999V
  56379. 24/6/98Y
  56380. 24/6/98\
  56381. 2698^
  56382. James Halliday
  56383. 3182C
  56384. 1/2/97
  56385. Full yellow-green; toasty charry oak is married with rich tangy fruit on the bouquet, with an equivalently soft, rich and full-bodied palate, once again supported by quite pronounced high toast oak.E
  56386. Export
  56387. 98 bookH
  56388. 1998Q
  56389. 1997R
  56390. 1998V
  56391. 24/6/98Y
  56392. 24/6/98\
  56393. 2699^
  56394. James Halliday
  56395. 3183C
  56396. 1/2/97D
  56397. Medium to full red-purple; a concentrated bouquet with ripe plummy/briary fruit; the palate is not unlike a Pommard from a ripe year, with glossily ripe plummy fruit.E
  56398. Export
  56399. 98 bookH
  56400. 1998Q
  56401. 1997R
  56402. 1998V
  56403. 24/6/98Y
  56404. 24/6/98\
  56405. 2700^
  56406. James Halliday
  56407. 3184C
  56408. 1/1/97D
  56409. Light yellow-green; a clean, faintly herbaceous, stone fruit bouquet leads on to a lively, tangy, zingy citrus/lemon flavoured palate with bright acidity. E
  56410. Export
  56411. 98 bookH
  56412. 2000Q
  56413. 1997R
  56414. 2000V
  56415. 24/6/98Y
  56416. 24/6/98\
  56417. 2701^
  56418. James Halliday
  56419. 3185C
  56420. 1/1/97
  56421. ,Full purple-red; a concentrated bouquet with powerful earth and black cherry shiraz varietal character; there is an intriguing range of flavours on the palate running through liquorice, black cherry and hints of spice, finishing with well-balanced acidity. Once again, the cool climate comes through.
  56422. Export
  56423. 98 bookH
  56424. 2004Q
  56425. 1998R
  56426. 2004V
  56427. 24/6/98Y
  56428. 24/6/98\
  56429. 2702^
  56430. James Halliday
  56431. 3186C
  56432. 1/1/97
  56433. Medium red-purple; distinct, cool-grown cabernet aromas ranging through leaf to mulberry introduce a potent wine on the palate, with a particularly strong, slightly raspy finish, but with plenty of mid-palate weight and fruit. The oak influence is negligible.
  56434. Export
  56435. 98 bookH
  56436. 2003Q
  56437. 1998R
  56438. 2003V
  56439. 24/6/98Y
  56440. 24/6/98\
  56441. 2703^
  56442. James Halliday
  56443. 3187C
  56444. 1/1/97
  56445. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp, clean bouquet with razor-sharp herbal/capsicum sauvignon blanc varietal character is followed by a palate with lovely fruit and more tropical flavours, rounded off by a hint of sweetness.E
  56446. Export
  56447. 98 bookH
  56448. 1998Q
  56449. 1997R
  56450. 1998V
  56451. 24/6/98Y
  56452. 24/6/98\
  56453. 2704^
  56454. James Halliday
  56455. 3188C
  56456. 1/1/97
  56457. Medium yellow-green; a complex, tangy bouquet of medium to full intensity with quite pronounced oak (notwithstanding the back label description as 
  56458. subtle
  56459. ); the palate has lots of flavour and weight, with more of the tangy fruit flavours and likewise showing clever oak handling.
  56460. Export
  56461. 98 bookH
  56462. 2000Q
  56463. 1997R
  56464. 2000V
  56465. 24/6/98Y
  56466. 24/6/98\
  56467. 2705^
  56468. James Halliday
  56469. 3190C
  56470. 1/1/97D
  56471. Medium to full yellow; an unashamedly oak-driven style, but possessed of a complex bouquet and a big, buttery/oaky palate, well done in its style.E
  56472. Export
  56473. 98 bookH
  56474. 1997R
  56475. 1998V
  56476. 24/6/98Y
  56477. 24/6/98\
  56478. 2706^
  56479. James Halliday
  56480. 3191C
  56481. 1/1/97
  56482. Light to medium red; a light but quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of earthy shiraz fruit and pleasant vanillin oak; there are abundant black cherry and vanillin oak flavours on the palate which come together well, rounded off with soft but persistent tannins.
  56483. Export
  56484. 98 bookH
  56485. 2003Q
  56486. 1998R
  56487. 2003V
  56488. 24/6/98Y
  56489. 24/6/98\
  56490. 2707^
  56491. James Halliday
  56492. 3192C
  56493. 1/1/97
  56494. 5Medium yellow-green; a well-made wine from start to finish with complex barrel-ferment characters intermingled with tangy fruit on the bouquet; on the palate, quite delicate, sweet peachy fruit is supported by barrel-ferment oak characters. Less weighty than the bouquet suggests, but none the worse for that.
  56495. Export
  56496. 98 bookH
  56497. 1999Q
  56498. 1997R
  56499. 1999V
  56500. 24/6/98Y
  56501. 24/6/98\
  56502. 2708^
  56503. James Halliday
  56504. 1/1/97
  56505. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with pleasant fruit, albeit inevitably of nondescript varietal character, together with subtle oak; the oak is rather more evident on the bouquet, the fruit commensurately lighter, but very competently made.
  56506. Export
  56507. 98 bookH
  56508. 1998Q
  56509. 1997R
  56510. 1998V
  56511. 24/6/98Y
  56512. 24/6/98\
  56513. 2709^
  56514. James Halliday
  56515. 3194C
  56516. 1/1/97D
  56517. Medium yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with well-handled oak and plenty of fruit to support that oak. The palate delivers more of the same: well-flavoured and constructed, with soft, fleshy tropical fruit flavours.E
  56518. Export
  56519. 98 bookH
  56520. 1999Q
  56521. 1997R
  56522. 1999V
  56523. 24/6/98Y
  56524. 24/6/98\
  56525. 2710^
  56526. James Halliday
  56527. 3195C
  56528. 1/1/97
  56529. Medium red-purple; the cherry and earth varietal fruit is nicely balanced and integrated with soft vanillin American oak on the bouquet; there is a range of interesting flavours on the palate with hints of spice and green leaf, again balanced by well-handled American oak.
  56530. Export
  56531. 98 bookH
  56532. 2003Q
  56533. 1998R
  56534. 2003V
  56535. 24/6/98Y
  56536. 24/6/98\
  56537. 2711^
  56538. James Halliday
  56539. 3196C
  56540. 1/1/97
  56541. Medium to full red-purple; concentrated sweet fruit intermingles with masses of sweet vanilla oak on the bouquet, with more of the same on the palate. A delicious and luscious wine, but much more to do with the skilled handling of new American oak than varietal merlot.
  56542. Export
  56543. 98 bookH
  56544. 2004Q
  56545. 1998R
  56546. 2004V
  56547. 24/6/98Y
  56548. 24/6/98\
  56549. 2712^
  56550. James Halliday
  56551. 3197C
  56552. 1/1/97
  56553. Light to medium red; a clean, light and fresh bouquet with a range of strawberry and more plummy fruit aromas. The palate is light but lively with strawberry and plum fruit, some earthy notes, subtle oak and just a hint of tannin on the finish.E
  56554. Export
  56555. 98 bookH
  56556. 1999Q
  56557. 1997R
  56558. 1999V
  56559. 24/6/98Y
  56560. 24/6/98\
  56561. 2713^
  56562. James Halliday
  56563. 3198C
  56564. 1/1/97D
  56565. Medium red; ripe, luscious and sweet strawberry fruit, bordering on jammy, aromas lead into a similarly very ripe, slightly jammy palate. Concentrated, but the question remains whether it was picked too ripe.E
  56566. Export
  56567. 98 bookH
  56568. 2002Q
  56569. 1998R
  56570. 2002V
  56571. 24/6/98Y
  56572. 24/6/98\
  56573. 2714^
  56574. James Halliday
  56575. 3199C
  56576. 1/1/97
  56577. CMedium to full yellow-green; a very complex, rich, full and soft bouquet which is essentially driven by its butterscotch/honeysuckle fruit, with only a touch of oak. There is a mouthfilling array of ripe, peachy fruit tinged with more tangy/cabbagey/vegetable characters on the palate, finishing with well-balanced acidity.
  56578. Export
  56579. 98 bookH
  56580. 2003Q
  56581. 1997R
  56582. 2003V
  56583. 24/6/98Y
  56584. 24/6/98\
  56585. 2715^
  56586. James Halliday
  56587. 3200C
  56588. 1/1/97D
  56589. Medium to full yellow-green; a full and rich bouquet, at once smooth and yet complex, with pear and melon fruit integrated with subtle, faintly spicy oak. The palate is elegant, fine and long, very European in style, with a long, clean lingering finish.E
  56590. Export
  56591. 98 bookH
  56592. 2005Q
  56593. 1998R
  56594. 2005V
  56595. 24/6/98Y
  56596. 24/6/98\
  56597. 2716^
  56598. James Halliday
  56599. 3201C
  56600. 1/2/97
  56601. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is relatively light, spotlessly clean, and with fruit in the mid-ripeness range, showing a mix of herbal and citrus characters. The palate has good flavour and weight, with the barrel-ferment component barely perceptible, and adding more to the texture than to the flavour. Altogether clever winemaking, because it does not detract from the varietal fruit.
  56602. Export
  56603. 98 bookH
  56604. 1998Q
  56605. 1997R
  56606. 1998V
  56607. 24/6/98Y
  56608. 24/6/98\
  56609. 2717^
  56610. James Halliday
  56611. 3202C
  56612. 1/1/97
  56613. Medium yellow-green; a surprisingly complex bouquet, with a hint of oak and tending more to the melon/mineral end of the spectrum. Attractive, light melon/peach fruit flavours, allied with the barest touch of oak, run through a palate with very pleasant mouthfeel.
  56614. Export
  56615. 98 bookH
  56616. 1999Q
  56617. 1997R
  56618. 1999V
  56619. 24/6/98Y
  56620. 24/6/98\
  56621. 2718^
  56622. James Halliday
  56623. 3203C
  56624. 1/1/97
  56625. ,Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, crisp and fresh bouquet, with a range of aromas running from herbal to tropical. The palate has considerable weight and intensity, with the flavours in the gooseberry/tropical spectrum, and that extra layer of flesh one expects from Hawke
  56626. s Bay Sauvignon Blanc.
  56627. Export
  56628. 98 bookH
  56629. 1998Q
  56630. 1997R
  56631. 1998V
  56632. 24/6/98Y
  56633. 24/6/98\
  56634. 2719^
  56635. James Halliday
  56636. 3204C
  56637. 1/1/97
  56638. Medium to full red-purple; a quite potent bouquet with a mix of cassis, mint and leaf in archetypal Hawke
  56639. s Bay style. A powerful, potent wine on the palate with a mix of all of the flavours suggested by the bouquet; fruit, rather than oak-driven throughout.
  56640. Export
  56641. 98 bookH
  56642. 2002Q
  56643. 1998R
  56644. 2002V
  56645. 24/6/98Y
  56646. 24/6/98\
  56647. 2720^
  56648. James Halliday
  56649. 3205C
  56650. 1/1/97
  56651. #Medium to full yellow-green; a ripe, luscious bouquet with full-on tropical gooseberry fruit married with subtle lemony oak. The palate is less weighty than the bouquet suggests, but still has plenty of herb, capsicum, lemon and gooseberry flavours, finishing with a crisp, firm acid finish.
  56652. Export
  56653. 98 bookH
  56654. 1999Q
  56655. 1997R
  56656. 1999V
  56657. 24/6/98Y
  56658. 24/6/98\
  56659. 2721^
  56660. James Halliday
  56661. 3206C
  56662. 1/1/97D
  56663. Full yellow, almost into orange; an intriguing bouquet with cinnamon/clove/spice oak woven through rich fruit; the palate is more conventional, with nicely balanced and controlled oak, a smooth texture, and fresh acidity on the finish.E
  56664. Export
  56665. 98 bookH
  56666. 1999Q
  56667. 1997R
  56668. 1999V
  56669. 24/6/98Y
  56670. 24/6/98\
  56671. 2722^
  56672. James Halliday
  56673. 3207C
  56674. 1/2/97
  56675. 1Medium red; the aromas are predominantly in the cedary/tobacco/earthy range, but are clean, and there is some sweet cassis lurking in the background. The palate is well balanced, with a mix of subtle red fruits and more cedary/earthy notes. Finishes with fine tannins; restrained oak influence throughout.
  56676. Export
  56677. 98 bookH
  56678. 2000Q
  56679. 1997R
  56680. 2000V
  56681. 24/6/98Y
  56682. 24/6/98\
  56683. 2723^
  56684. James Halliday
  56685. 3208C
  56686. 1/2/97
  56687. 0Medium red-purple, bright and clear; the bouquet shows moderately ripe fruit with some leaf and mint aromas, and slightly assertive oak. The palate is well balanced and structured, with nice soft fruit flavours; contrary to the bouquet, the oak is not aggressive, and the wine finishes with good acidity.
  56688. Export
  56689. 98 bookH
  56690. 2001Q
  56691. 1997R
  56692. 2001V
  56693. 24/6/98Y
  56694. 24/6/98\
  56695. 2724^
  56696. James Halliday
  56697. 3209C
  56698. 1/2/97
  56699. Medium to full purple-red; warm vanilla and chocolate aromas lead a sweet and smooth bouquet, and introduce a traditional earth, vanilla, chocolate and blackberry-flavoured palate, again with subtle oak and finishing with soft tannins.E
  56700. Export
  56701. 98 bookH
  56702. 2002Q
  56703. 1997R
  56704. 2002V
  56705. 24/6/98Y
  56706. 24/6/98\
  56707. 2725^
  56708. James Halliday
  56709. 3210C
  56710. 1/2/97
  56711. Medium red-purple; the aromas range from faintly gamey, leafy/earthy through to cassis/red berry; the palate, too, has a range of fresh red berry, mint, leaf and earth flavours which are extremely youthful, balanced by a hint of vanilla oak, and finishing with relatively firm acidity.
  56712. Export
  56713. 98 bookH
  56714. 2002Q
  56715. 1997R
  56716. 2002V
  56717. 24/6/98Y
  56718. 24/6/98\
  56719. 2726^
  56720. James Halliday
  56721. 3211C
  56722. 1/2/97
  56723. Light yellow-green; an elegant, floral bouquet with a mix of toast, mineral and lime aromas; the flavours linger on a long palate with intense lime juice-accented fruit.E
  56724. Export
  56725. 98 bookH
  56726. 2001Q
  56727. 1997R
  56728. 2001V
  56729. 24/6/98Y
  56730. 24/6/98\
  56731. 2727^
  56732. James Halliday
  56733. 3212C
  56734. 1/2/97D
  56735. Full purple-red; a powerful, concentrated bouquet with dark briary/foresty fruit aromas leads into a concentrated wine with abundant fruit on the mid to back palate. Well-balanced and handled oak.E
  56736. Export
  56737. 98 bookH
  56738. 1999Q
  56739. 1997R
  56740. 1999V
  56741. 24/6/98Y
  56742. 24/6/98\
  56743. 2728^
  56744. James Halliday
  56745. 3213C
  56746. 1/2/97D
  56747. Medium yellow-green; the fruit is of medium weight, with slightly biscuity/nutty overtones to both bouquet and palate, probably oak-derived. Fair length and carry on the finish.E
  56748. Export
  56749. 98 bookH
  56750. 1999Q
  56751. 1997R
  56752. 1999V
  56753. 24/6/98Y
  56754. 24/6/98\
  56755. 2729^
  56756. James Halliday
  56757. 3214C
  56758. 1/2/97
  56759. Medium red-purple; a mix of plum, spice and more foresty aromas mark a surprisingly ripe bouquet; the wine has good length and style on the palate, again with a touch of spice and some maceration characters.  E
  56760. Export
  56761. 98 bookH
  56762. 2001Q
  56763. 1998R
  56764. 2001V
  56765. 24/6/98W
  56766. 99 bookY
  56767. 24/6/98\
  56768. 2730^
  56769. 3214w
  56770. James Halliday
  56771. 3215C
  56772. 1/2/97D
  56773. Light green-yellow; a crisp, fresh and clean bouquet which is strongly varietal in a basically herbal spectrum. The palate precisely reflects the bouquet, with crisp, fresh grassy fruit flavours, yet avoids tartness, and is well balanced.E
  56774. export
  56775. 98 bookH
  56776. 2002Q
  56777. 1997R
  56778. 2002V
  56779. 24/6/98Y
  56780. 24/6/98\
  56781. 2731^
  56782. James Halliday
  56783. 3216C
  56784. 1/2/97
  56785. 7Light green-yellow; an intense, strongly botrytised bouquet with a mix of lime and mandarin; the palate is rich, high-flavoured, long and intense, with hints of pear joining the lime/mandarin of the bouquet. Appropriate acidity. Retasted February 1998 and going from strength to strength, with great complexity.
  56786. export
  56787. 98 bookH
  56788. 2005Q
  56789. 1998R
  56790. 2005T
  56791. ChangedV
  56792. 24/6/98Y
  56793. 24/6/98\
  56794. 2732^
  56795. James Halliday
  56796. 3217C
  56797. 1/2/97
  56798. =Light to medium red, with just a touch of purple; light but very fragrant strawberry, leaf and cherry fruit comes up and up in the glass; the palate is similarly light, yet very long in flavour, with faintly sappy overtones to the strawberry and cherry fruit. A wine which seduces, rather than overpowers, the taster.
  56799. export
  56800. 98 bookH
  56801. 1999Q
  56802. 1997R
  56803. 1999V
  56804. 24/6/98Y
  56805. 24/6/98\
  56806. 2733^
  56807. James Halliday
  56808. 3218C
  56809. 1/2/97
  56810. Medium red-purple; a clean, solidly fruity bouquet with red and black cherry aromas; the palate is still somewhat one-dimensional, but may evolve with further time in bottle, for the fruit is certainly there.E
  56811. export
  56812. 98 bookH
  56813. 1999Q
  56814. 1997R
  56815. 1999V
  56816. 24/6/98Y
  56817. 24/6/98\
  56818. 2734^
  56819. James Halliday
  56820. 3219C
  56821. 1/2/97D
  56822. Medium red; fragrant and stylish in a fairly leafy/stemmy mould which will appeal to the purists. The palate is high-toned, lively and tangy, with some of those tart, foresty pinot flavours, and finishing with brisk acidity.E
  56823. export
  56824. 98 bookH
  56825. 1998Q
  56826. 1997R
  56827. 1998V
  56828. 24/6/98Y
  56829. 24/6/98\
  56830. 2735^
  56831. James Halliday
  56832. 3220C
  56833. 1/2/97D
  56834. Medium red with a touch of purple still lingering. A fragrant, tangy bouquet with a mix of strawberry, plum and leafy/stemmy notes leads on to a wine with penetrating sappy/strawberry flavours, and a long finish. The oak influence is subtle but evident.
  56835. export
  56836. 98 bookH
  56837. 1999Q
  56838. 1997R
  56839. 1999V
  56840. 24/6/98Y
  56841. 24/6/98\
  56842. 2736^
  56843. James Halliday
  56844. 3221C
  56845. 1/2/97
  56846. Full purple-red; a rich, almost voluptuously ripe and concentrated bouquet with delicious blackcurrant and mulberry fruit leads on to a palate as rich and as mouthfilling as any cool-climate mainland Cabernet. Soft but persistent tannins add authority and structure and, together with that lovely ripe fruit, will guarantee a long life. Retasted February 1998; seems to have, if anything, gained fruit sweetness and weight.
  56847. export
  56848. 98 bookH
  56849. 2005Q
  56850. 1999R
  56851. 2005T
  56852. ChangedV
  56853. 24/6/98W
  56854. 99 bookY
  56855. 24/6/98\
  56856. 2737^
  56857. 3221w
  56858. James Halliday
  56859. 3222C
  56860. 1/2/97D
  56861. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich bouquet, showing obvious botrytis and mandarin/peach flavours which come through strongly on the nicely balanced, if not especially complex, palate.E
  56862. export
  56863. 98 bookH
  56864. 1998Q
  56865. 1997R
  56866. 1998V
  56867. 24/6/98
  56868. 24/6/98\
  56869. 2738^
  56870. James Halliday
  56871. 3223C
  56872. 1/2/97D
  56873. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is ripe, clean and full, entirely fruit-driven, and leading into a ripe, juicy, slightly jammy (but in the best possible sense) Grenache flavour.E
  56874. export
  56875. 98 bookH
  56876. 2001Q
  56877. 1997R
  56878. 2001V
  56879. 24/6/98Y
  56880. 24/6/98\
  56881. 2739^
  56882. James Halliday
  56883. 3224C
  56884. 1/2/97
  56885. -Medium yellow-green; a complex and tangy bouquet with distinct Burgundian overtones and some malolactic-ferment influence adding to the range of aromas. The palate is complex, well structured and long, though not quite as rich as the bouquet might suggest 
  56886.  perhaps to the wine
  56887. s long-term advantage. 
  56888. export
  56889. 98 bookH
  56890. 2003Q
  56891. 1998R
  56892. 2003V
  56893. 24/6/98Y
  56894. 24/6/98\
  56895. 2740^
  56896. James Halliday
  56897. 3225C
  56898. 1/2/97
  56899. Medium yellow-green; a complex, rich bouquet with oak prominent yet well integrated. The palate is even more complex, rich and powerful, with attractive tangy/citrus fruit to carry the spice and vanilla oak.E
  56900. export
  56901. 98 bookH
  56902. 1998Q
  56903. 1997R
  56904. 1998V
  56905. 24/6/98Y
  56906. 24/6/98\
  56907. 2741^
  56908. James Halliday
  56909. 3226C
  56910. 1/2/97D
  56911. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid, smooth bouquet with white peach and fig fruit, with plenty of weight to the palate, principally driven by the same peachy/figgy fruit, but with well-handled oak in solid support.E
  56912. export
  56913. 98 bookH
  56914. 2000Q
  56915. 1997R
  56916. 2000V
  56917. 24/6/98Y
  56918. 24/6/98\
  56919. 2742^
  56920. James Halliday
  56921. 3227C
  56922. 1/2/97
  56923. YLight to medium yellow-green; a clean, firm bouquet with slightly grassy/herbaceous edges to the fruit which, while unusual in a Chardonnay, are far from unpleasant. The palate is very harmonious and well balanced, with just a hint of oak, and although the wine is not designed to be cellared, could well flower further over the next year or so.
  56924. export
  56925. 98 bookH
  56926. 1999Q
  56927. 1997R
  56928. 1999V
  56929. 24/6/98Y
  56930. 24/6/98\
  56931. 2743^
  56932. James Halliday
  56933. 3228C
  56934. 1/2/97D
  56935. Medium to full red-purple; a complex and rich bouquet with some foresty notes together with dark fruits; the palate is also powerful and complex, with obvious carbonic maceration/whole-bunch influences, and lots of stuffing.E
  56936. export
  56937. 98 bookH
  56938. 2000Q
  56939. 1997R
  56940. 2000V
  56941. 24/6/98Y
  56942. 24/6/98\
  56943. 2744^
  56944. James Halliday
  56945. 3229C
  56946. 1/2/97
  56947. Light green-yellow; a clean and fresh bouquet of medium intensity with citrus/lime fruit aromas. An outstanding young Riesling on the palate with tremendous fruit and power; that power should give it the ability to stay the distance, however attractive it is now.
  56948. export
  56949. 98 bookH
  56950. 2001Q
  56951. 1997R
  56952. 2001V
  56953. 24/6/98Y
  56954. 24/6/98\
  56955. 2745^
  56956. James Halliday
  56957. 3330C
  56958. 1/2/97
  56959. )Medium to full yellow-green; a clean, smooth bouquet which, while subtle and harmonious, has intensity; in the mouth a sculptured malolactic fermentation style, with modulated creamy/nutty flavours and textures. Overall, lighter and more delicate than one normally expects from this style of wine.
  56960. export
  56961. 98 bookH
  56962. 2001Q
  56963. 1997R
  56964. 2001V
  56965. 24/6/98Y
  56966. 24/6/98\
  56967. 2746^
  56968. James Halliday
  56969. 3331C
  56970. 1/2/97
  56971. Light red; a light but stylish and fragrant bouquet with some sappy overtones to strawberry fruit.  The palate, too, has good varietal character with sappy/strawberry flavours, and nice feel and length to the finish.E
  56972. export
  56973. 98 bookH
  56974. 1999Q
  56975. 1997R
  56976. 1999V
  56977. 24/6/98Y
  56978. 24/6/98\
  56979. 2747^
  56980. James Halliday
  56981. 3332C
  56982. 1/2/97
  56983. 0Medium to full yellow-green; spicy barrel-ferment French oak intermingles with a mix of cashew and melon fruit in a stylish bouquet. The palate is of medium weight, but shows beautifully judged and balanced malolactic and barrel fermentation influences, with spice, cashew and melon flavours all present.
  56984. export
  56985. 98 bookH
  56986. 2002Q
  56987. 1997R
  56988. 2002V
  56989. 24/6/98Y
  56990. 24/6/98\
  56991. 2748^
  56992. James Halliday
  56993. 3333C
  56994. 1/10/96
  56995. Light to medium green-yellow, tinged with straw; a classy wine, delicate yet complex, with biscuity Pinot Noir aromas and flavours offset by the gently citrussy chardonnay component. It is well balanced, has good acidity and all the length of flavour one could ask for. 
  56996. Export
  56997. 98 bookH
  56998. 1998Q
  56999. 1997R
  57000. 1998V
  57001. 24/6/98Y
  57002. 24/6/98\
  57003. 2749^
  57004. James Halliday
  57005. 3334C
  57006. 1/2/97D
  57007. Medium yellow-green; an interesting wine with French overtones throughout suggesting either barrel fermentation or fermentation at higher than normal temperatures, investing the wine with complexity but also some bitterness.E
  57008. export
  57009. 98 bookH
  57010. 1998Q
  57011. 1997R
  57012. 1998V
  57013. 24/6/98Y
  57014. 24/6/98\
  57015. 2750^
  57016. James Halliday
  57017. 3335C
  57018. 1/2/97
  57019. Medium yellow-green; rich, tropical ultra-ripe flavours, almost into a tinned fruit spectrum, but also with gooseberry. The palate is opulently ripe and luscious, with more tropical/peach/gooseberry flavours and, of course, no oak influence.E
  57020. export
  57021. 98 bookH
  57022. 1998Q
  57023. 1997R
  57024. 1998V
  57025. 24/6/98Y
  57026. 24/6/98\
  57027. 2751^
  57028. James Halliday
  57029. 3338C
  57030. 1/2/97D
  57031. Medium yellow-green; full, rich yet tangy fruit, headed towards melon, is supported by just a touch of well-handled oak on the bouquet. A luscious, mouthfilling style with peach, butter and butterscotch flavours; shows its 14 degrees alcohol in every way.E
  57032. export
  57033. 98 bookH
  57034. 1998Q
  57035. 1997R
  57036. 1998V
  57037. 24/6/98Y
  57038. 24/6/98\
  57039. 2752^
  57040. James Halliday
  57041. 3339C
  57042. 1/2/97
  57043. Glowing yellow-green; a rich, clean and concentrated bouquet with intense lime aromas; the palate is equally concentrated with a mix of full-flavoured lime and toast fruit, showing the remarkable 13 degrees alcohol.E
  57044. export
  57045. 98 bookH
  57046. 2001Q
  57047. 1997R
  57048. 2001V
  57049. 24/6/98Y
  57050. 24/6/98\
  57051. 2753^
  57052. James Halliday
  57053. 3340C
  57054. 1/1/97D
  57055. Medium yellow-green; a strong, concentrated, bracing toasty/spicy bouquet leads on to a high-flavoured, spicy/toasty palate, with a slightly phenolic grip to the finish.E
  57056. export
  57057. 98 bookH
  57058. 2002Q
  57059. 1997R
  57060. 2002V
  57061. 24/6/98Y
  57062. 24/6/98\
  57063. 2754^
  57064. James Halliday
  57065. 3341C
  57066. 1/2/97D
  57067. Medium purple-red; a clean, smooth bouquet with quite ripe cherry fruit of medium intensity. The palate is fully ripe, with dark berry, plum and black cherry fruit, backed by subtle oak. Fractionally one-dimensional, but an attractive wine to drink.E
  57068. export
  57069. 98 bookH
  57070. 1998Q
  57071. 1997R
  57072. 1998V
  57073. 24/6/98Y
  57074. 24/6/98\
  57075. 2755^
  57076. James Halliday
  57077. 3342C
  57078. 1/2/97
  57079. Strong red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with solid dark fruit aromas mingling with more minty notes, and subtle oak. Those minty notes come through on the palate in typical Central Victorian style; an honest, workmanlike wine which finishes with modest tannins.
  57080. export
  57081. 98 bookH
  57082. 2003Q
  57083. 1999R
  57084. 2003V
  57085. 24/6/98Y
  57086. 24/6/98\
  57087. 2756^
  57088. James Halliday
  57089. 3343C
  57090. 1/2/97
  57091. Amazingly dense colour; a strong, concentrated bouquet with a mix of blackcurrant and blackberry fruits, with some earthy/briary overtones. A wonderfully rich, ripe and concentrated wine in the mouth, but needing several years to shake off its youthful characteristics and open up.
  57092. export
  57093. 98 bookH
  57094. 2008Q
  57095. 1999R
  57096. 2008V
  57097. 24/6/98Y
  57098. 24/6/98\
  57099. 2757^
  57100. James Halliday
  57101. 3345C
  57102. 1/2/97
  57103. Full yellow, tinged with straw; a complex, bready/yeasty bouquet with hints of wet hay; the palate is relatively soft, with pleasant sweet fruit; fractionally short on the finish.E
  57104. export
  57105. 98 bookH
  57106. 1998Q
  57107. 1997R
  57108. 1998V
  57109. 24/6/98Y
  57110. 24/6/98\
  57111. 2758^
  57112. James Halliday
  57113. 3346C
  57114. 1/2/97
  57115. /Medium yellow-green; the bouquet has plenty of character, with a mix of lime, toast and spice of medium to full intensity. The palate too, shows plenty of flavour with some of the spicy flavours headed towards gewurztraminer, and which may well indicate the use of enzymes during the winemaking process.
  57116. export
  57117. 98 bookH
  57118. 2002Q
  57119. 1997R
  57120. 2002V
  57121. 24/6/98Y
  57122. 24/6/98\
  57123. 2759^
  57124. James Halliday
  57125. 3347C
  57126. 1/2/97
  57127. AMedium red-purple; an ultra-fragrant bouquet with wild strawberries, red cherries, spice and a hint of sweet oak on the bouquet.  The palate is almost unique in Australia; cherry pip, strawberries, violets, roses, bramble, forest floor 
  57128.  everything is there on a long and intense palate which is yet almost feather light.
  57129. 2005K
  57130. 1997R
  57131. 2005V
  57132. 24/6/98Y
  57133. 24/6/98\
  57134. 2760^
  57135. James Halliday
  57136. 3347C
  57137. 1/4/97
  57138. Medium to full red-purple; very concentrated, with similar foresty notes to the Premium, but even more oak showing shortly after bottling. The palate is neither richer nor heavier than the Premium, but has superb structure; silky, fine, long and complex. The cherry and plum fruit builds early, but carries right through to the back palate on a wine of outstanding length. (Bottled March 1997.)
  57139. Export
  57140. 98 bookH
  57141. 2007K
  57142. 2000R
  57143. 2007V
  57144. 24/6/98Y
  57145. 24/6/98\
  57146. 2761^
  57147. James Halliday
  57148. 3348C
  57149. 1/11/94D
  57150. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, earthy bouquet, vaguely reminiscent of the 
  57151. 85, with well-balanced and integrated oak. Round, sweet and delicious in the mouth, with fine tannins and good acid. Excellent balance and structure, but early maturing.H
  57152. 2001K
  57153. 1996R
  57154. 2001V
  57155. 24/6/98Y
  57156. 24/6/98\
  57157. 2762^
  57158. James Halliday
  57159. 3348C
  57160. 1/2/97
  57161. HMedium red-purple; if anything the darkest of the trio. A stylish, and again fragrant bouquet, slightly firmer and more sappy. The palate is particularly well-balanced and harmonious; between May 1996 and February 1997 the sweet fruit component seemed to increase, rather than diminish, highlighting a wonderfully silky texture.
  57162. 2002K
  57163. 1997R
  57164. 2002V
  57165. 24/6/98Y
  57166. 24/6/98\
  57167. 2763^
  57168. James Halliday
  57169. 3348C
  57170. 1/4/97
  57171. AMedium to full red-purple; there is a touch more oak spice evident than in the varietal, with dark foresty overtones to intense fruit on the bouquet. There is another dimension of ripeness and intensity on the palate, with masses of black cherry, plum and spice; rounded and smooth, but not heavy. (Bottled January 1997.)
  57172. 98 bookH
  57173. 2007K
  57174. 2000R
  57175. 2007V
  57176. 10/7/98Y
  57177. 10/7/98\
  57178. 2764^
  57179. James Halliday
  57180. 3349C
  57181. 1/2/97
  57182. Medium green-yellow; the bouquet is quite complex and intense with melon and fig fruit woven through with barrel-ferment characters. The palate is slightly more delicate than the bouquet would suggest, but is extremely well balanced and has length and persistence of flavour.
  57183. export
  57184. 98 bookH
  57185. 2000Q
  57186. 1997R
  57187. 2000V
  57188. 24/6/98Y
  57189. 24/6/98\
  57190. 2765^
  57191. James Halliday
  57192. 3350C
  57193. 1/2/97
  57194. Light red; light, faintly earthy bottle-developed aromas lead on to a pleasant palate with violets, earth and cedar flavours; light, but fairly long in flavour. H
  57195. 1998Q
  57196. 1997R
  57197. 1998V
  57198. 24/6/98Y
  57199. 24/6/98\
  57200. 2766^
  57201. James Halliday
  57202. 3350C
  57203. 1/2/97D
  57204. Strong red-purple; powerful, ripe and rich plummy/briary fruit on the bouquet leads into a big, soft plum and briar-flavoured palate. Will be long-lived.H
  57205. 2002Q
  57206. 1997R
  57207. 2002V
  57208. 24/6/98Y
  57209. 24/6/98\
  57210. 2767^
  57211. James Halliday
  57212. 3350C
  57213. 1/2/97D
  57214. Light to medium red; a fragrant, light cherry and plum bouquet with a touch of toasty oak; the palate has good balance and length, with more of those cherry/strawberry fruit flavours. Rated highly because of its length and balance.E
  57215. export
  57216. 98 bookH
  57217. 2000Q
  57218. 1997R
  57219. 2000V
  57220. 24/6/98Y
  57221. 24/6/98\
  57222. 2768^
  57223. James Halliday
  57224. 3351C
  57225. 1/2/97
  57226. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful and racy, with intense varietal character, authoritative but slightly edgy. The palate, too, is strong, racy and powerful, the brief sojourn in oak adding more to the texture than the flavour of the wine.E
  57227. export
  57228. 98 bookH
  57229. 2002Q
  57230. 1997R
  57231. 2002V
  57232. 24/6/98Y
  57233. 24/6/98\
  57234. 2769^
  57235. James Halliday
  57236. 3352C
  57237. 1/2/97
  57238. )Medium to full yellow-green; a solid bouquet with skilful oak handling but that slightly pedestrian fruit character which seems to be the hallmark of Clare Valley chardonnay, however well it is made. The palate provides more of the same, with some melon fruit, and is nicely textured and balanced.
  57239. export
  57240. 98 bookH
  57241. 1998Q
  57242. 1997R
  57243. 1998V
  57244. 24/6/98Y
  57245. 24/6/98\
  57246. 2770^
  57247. James Halliday
  57248. 3353C
  57249. 1/2/97
  57250. &Medium red-purple; a fragrant and clean bouquet, with the leafy/minty contribution of merlot quite evident; the palate is youthful but harmonious, with a nice array of red fruits, together with touches of leaf and mint; the oak is particularly well balanced and integrated, the tannins subtle. 
  57251. export
  57252. 98 bookH
  57253. 2004Q
  57254. 1998R
  57255. 2004V
  57256. 24/6/98Y
  57257. 24/6/98\
  57258. 2771^
  57259. James Halliday
  57260. 3354C
  57261. 1/2/97
  57262.     Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant array of juicy berry/spicy/earthy fruit aromas intermingle with vanillin oak on the bouquet; the palate shows fully ripened, lush fruit with a mix of plum and dark cherry, and once again the clever use of oak in a support role.
  57263. export
  57264. 98 bookH
  57265. 2003Q
  57266. 1997R
  57267. 2003V
  57268. 24/6/98Y
  57269. 24/6/98\
  57270. 2772^
  57271. James Halliday
  57272. 3355C
  57273. 1/10/96
  57274. Light green-yellow; a highly fragrant and aromatic bouquet with a mix of spice, lime and more tropical fruit aromas, the palate is relatively soft, with tropical fruit, spicy touches, and gentle acidity on the finish. Unlike most rieslings, best enjoyed young.
  57275. export
  57276. 98 bookH
  57277. 1998Q
  57278. 1997R
  57279. 1998V
  57280. 24/6/98Y
  57281. 24/6/98\
  57282. 2773^
  57283. James Halliday
  57284. 3356C
  57285. 1/10/96
  57286. Light green-yellow; a clean, fresh and youthful bouquet with white peach and melon fruit aromas. The palate is pleasantly weighted and flavoured, with the sweetness coming from the generous alcohol; whether an oaked version would have been even better is an interesting question.
  57287. export
  57288. 98 bookH
  57289. 2000Q
  57290. 1997R
  57291. 2000V
  57292. 24/6/98Y
  57293. 24/6/98\
  57294. 2774^
  57295. James Halliday
  57296. 3357C
  57297. 1/10/96
  57298. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and ripe with smooth yellow peach aromas, leading into a full, smooth, slightly one-dimensional palate, but with plenty of honeyed/buttery/peachy fruit.E
  57299. export
  57300. 98 bookH
  57301. 1998Q
  57302. 1997R
  57303. 1998V
  57304. 24/6/98Y
  57305. 24/6/98\
  57306. 2775^
  57307. James Halliday
  57308. 3358C
  57309. 1/10/96D
  57310. Bright light red-purple; a fresh, youthful wine exuding juicy/berry aromas and flavours; there is a touch of the cherry-pop/confection/jammy varietal character which adds to, rather than detracts from, the palate.E
  57311. export
  57312. 98 bookH
  57313. 1998Q
  57314. 1997R
  57315. 1998V
  57316. 24/6/98Y
  57317. 24/6/98\
  57318. 2776^
  57319. James Halliday
  57320. 3359C
  57321. 1/10/96
  57322. 6Medium red-purple; strongly fragrant vanillin oak is the major feature of the bouquet, though there is fruit underneath. On the palate that cunningly handled oak gives a range of soft, cedar, vanilla and lemon flavours around the core of rich fruit. A fresh, yet at the same time traditional, Australian style.
  57323. export
  57324. 98 bookH
  57325. 2005Q
  57326. 1998R
  57327. 2005V
  57328. 24/6/98Y
  57329. 24/6/98\
  57330. 2777^
  57331. James Halliday
  57332. 3360C
  57333. 1/10/96
  57334. `Medium straw-yellow; an attractive pinot influence with hints of strawberry and nuts, yet avoids the biscuity and aggressive heaviness sometimes associated with pinot. The palate is complex, showing the contribution both from the pinot and from the complex making techniques, with more delicate strawberry flavours, but a range of other influences too.
  57335. export
  57336. 98 bookH
  57337. 1998Q
  57338. 1997R
  57339. 1998V
  57340. 24/6/98Y
  57341. 24/6/98\
  57342. 2778^
  57343. James Halliday
  57344. 3361C
  57345. 1/10/96
  57346. 7Full yellow-green; the bouquet shows lots of oak influence and input of good quality. The palate, too, is oak-driven, with obvious, strong barrel-ferment characters. There are nice nutty flavours running through the wine however, and its level of sweetness on the palate has been well judged. Outstanding value.
  57347. export
  57348. 98 bookH
  57349. 1998Q
  57350. 1997R
  57351. 1998V
  57352. 24/6/98Y
  57353. 24/6/98\
  57354. 2779^
  57355. James Halliday
  57356. 3362C
  57357. 1/10/96D
  57358. Light straw-yellow; a clean, crisp delicate bouquet initially showing slightly green edges, but moving to more citrussy notes later. It has a clean, delicate, lively palate, arguably lacking complexity, but making up for that with its zingy freshness.E
  57359. export
  57360. 98 bookH
  57361. 1998Q
  57362. 1997R
  57363. 1998V
  57364. 24/6/98Y
  57365. 24/6/98\
  57366. 2780^
  57367. James Halliday
  57368. 3363C
  57369. 1/10/96
  57370. Full brassy-gold; full, rich dried peach and cumquat fruit aromas on the palate leads on to an enormously powerful palate with similar flavours evident. There is then a pitched battle between the sweetness and the high acidity; less acid would have made an even better wine.
  57371. export
  57372. 98 bookH
  57373. 2000Q
  57374. 1997R
  57375. 2000V
  57376. 24/6/98Y
  57377. 24/6/98\
  57378. 2781^
  57379. James Halliday
  57380. 3364C
  57381. 1/10/96
  57382. 8Medium to full red-purple; there is a mix of ripe cassis and more spicy fruit on the bouquet, the cassis coming from the cabernet, the spicy notes from the shiraz. The palate is generous and fruit-driven, with a wide spectrum of flavours tracking those of the bouquet; excellent structure and balance throughout.
  57383. export
  57384. 98 bookH
  57385. 2003Q
  57386. 1998R
  57387. 2003V
  57388. 24/6/98Y
  57389. 24/6/98\
  57390. 2782^
  57391. James Halliday
  57392. 3365C
  57393. 1/10/96
  57394. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows strongly-accented, spicy high toast oak, but on the palate rich and powerful, tangy fruit comes up to match that oak. Tremendous total flavour, and good balancing acid on the finish.E
  57395. export
  57396. 98 bookH
  57397. 1998Q
  57398. 1997R
  57399. 1998V
  57400. 24/6/98Y
  57401. 24/6/98\
  57402. 2783^
  57403. James Halliday
  57404. 3366C
  57405. 1/1/97
  57406. &Medium yellow-green; strong barrel-ferment characters introduce the wine with high-quality oak, and herbal fruit showing through underneath. There is quite rich, tropical accented fruit on the palate, once again surrounded by voluminous barrel-ferment oak flavours. All in all, a striking wine.
  57407. export
  57408. 98 bookH
  57409. 1999Q
  57410. 1997R
  57411. 1999V
  57412. 24/6/98Y
  57413. 24/6/98\
  57414. 2784^
  57415. James Halliday
  57416. 3367C
  57417. 1/1/97
  57418. Very light yellow-green; a fresh and fragrant bouquet, gently herbaceous, and with some mineral notes. A fresh, crisp and direct wine on the palate with moderate length and intensity; just a hint of residual sugar on the finish.E
  57419. exportH
  57420. 1998Q
  57421. 1997R
  57422. 1998V
  57423. 24/6/98Y
  57424. 24/6/98\
  57425. 2785^
  57426. James Halliday
  57427. 3368C
  57428. 1/1/97
  57429. xLight to medium yellow-green, unusually light for New Zealand chardonnay of this age. The bouquet has light citrus-tinged fruit and just a hint of smoky oak in the background; the palate is crisp and tight, with citrus/herbal flavours. All in all with as many characteristics of sauvignon blanc as chardonnay, but none the worse for that, and an interesting alternative style.
  57430. export
  57431. 98 bookH
  57432. 1999Q
  57433. 1997R
  57434. 1999V
  57435. 24/6/98Y
  57436. 24/6/98\
  57437. 2786^
  57438. James Halliday
  57439. 3369C
  57440. 1/4/97
  57441. Light yellow-green; a fresh and clean bouquet with ripe passionfruit/gooseberry aromas of medium intensity. The palate is clean, fresh and unforced but flavoursome, with tropical/gooseberry fruit. The wine has excellent balance (acidity and residual sugar) and considerable length.
  57442. export
  57443. 98 bookH
  57444. 1998Q
  57445. 1997R
  57446. 1998V
  57447. 24/6/98Y
  57448. 24/6/98\
  57449. 2787^
  57450. James Halliday
  57451. 3370C
  57452. 1/4/97D
  57453. Medium to full yellow-green; tangy melon and citrus fruit with some elevated phenolics in typical New Zealand style lead the bouquet; a big, generously flavoured, mouthfilling peach and melon wine on the palate, best drunk young.E
  57454. export
  57455. 98 bookH
  57456. 1998Q
  57457. 1997R
  57458. 1998V
  57459. 24/6/98Y
  57460. 24/6/98\
  57461. 2788^
  57462. James Halliday
  57463. 3371C
  57464. 1/1/97
  57465. &Light to medium straw-yellow; soft, almost milky cashew malolactic fermentation influences, subtle oak and melon fruit on the bouquet lead into a wine with smoky/cashew nut/mealy flavours; the acid is still fairly high and crisp, and the wine certainly doesn
  57466. t show its 13.5% alcohol to excess.
  57467. export
  57468. 98 bookH
  57469. 1999Q
  57470. 1997R
  57471. 1999V
  57472. 24/6/98Y
  57473. 24/6/98\
  57474. 2789^
  57475. James Halliday
  57476. 3372C
  57477. 1/1/97D
  57478. Light to medium red; clean, but pungently piney/leafy aromas are almost Sauvignon Blanc-like in character, while on the palate the wine is eerily like a young Chinon (Cabernet Franc from the Loire Valley); has nice mouthfeel and balance.E
  57479. export
  57480. 98 bookH
  57481. 2000Q
  57482. 1997R
  57483. 2000V
  57484. 24/6/98Y
  57485. 24/6/98\
  57486. 2790^
  57487. James Halliday
  57488. 3373C
  57489. 1/1/97
  57490. |Glowing yellow-green, an intensely fragrant bouquet with rich tropical fruit aromas; the palate has excellent flavour though one would be hard-pressed to guess the grape variety. The sweetness is balanced by acidity, and the wine works very well. Retasted September 1997. Ageing well with attractive apricot peach flavours dominant, and still no sign of the Sauvignon Blanc base. 
  57491. exportH
  57492. 2000Q
  57493. 1997R
  57494. 2000T
  57495. ChangedV
  57496. 24/6/98W
  57497. 99 bookY
  57498. 24/6/98\
  57499. 2791^
  57500. 3373w
  57501. James Halliday
  57502. 3374C
  57503. 1/9/96D
  57504. Dense red-purple; a massively powerful bouquet oozing dark berry fruit, lots of oak and lots of extract. The palate confirms everything the bouquet suggests flooding both the mouth and the senses.E
  57505. export
  57506. 98 bookH
  57507. 2010Q
  57508. 2000R
  57509. 2010V
  57510. 24/6/98Y
  57511. 24/6/98\
  57512. 2792^
  57513. James Halliday
  57514. 3375C
  57515. 1/8/96
  57516. -Full red-purple; the bouquet simultaneously proclaims Coonawarra and high-class cabernet with that wholly authentic mix of blackcurrant and earth; the American oak is relatively subtle on the bouquet. Opulent blackcurrant fruit, tinged with vanillin oak, floods the mouth, finishing with soft tannins.
  57517. export
  57518. 98 bookH
  57519. 2008Q
  57520. 2000R
  57521. 2008V
  57522. 24/6/98Y
  57523. 24/6/98\
  57524. 2793^
  57525. James Halliday
  57526. 3376C
  57527. 1/2/97
  57528. Full yellow, tinged with straw; an almost riotously complex bouquet, but ominously advanced, perhaps a harbinger of things to come. On the other hand, the palate is very powerful and concentrated, with distinct mandarin/citrus and honey flavours, finishing with good acidity. 
  57529. Export
  57530. 98 bookH
  57531. 2001Q
  57532. 1997R
  57533. 2001V
  57534. 24/6/98Y
  57535. 24/6/98\
  57536. 2794^
  57537. James Halliday
  57538. 3379C
  57539. 1/4/97
  57540. QLight yellow-green; the bouquet shows light, clean fruit without a great deal of depth or varietal character, and just a hint of oak.  The palate is exactly as the bouquet suggests; the oak in which the wine was fermented could not possibly be new, but on the other hand, the result is a wine in balance, even if it is on the light side.
  57541. export
  57542. 98 bookH
  57543. 1998K
  57544. 1997R
  57545. 1998V
  57546. 24/6/98Y
  57547. 24/6/98\
  57548. 2795^
  57549. James Halliday
  57550. 3380C
  57551. 1/4/97
  57552. VMedium yellow-green; nectarine fruit is surrounded by abundant spicy/charry oak on the bouquet; a thoroughly modern wine, with strong spicy/charry barrel-ferment characters, and a lingering finish. A touch less oak and/or a touch more fruit would have produced a wine of the highest quality. Retasted October 1997 with nearly identical notes.
  57553. export
  57554. 98 bookH
  57555. 1998K
  57556. 1997R
  57557. 1998T
  57558. ChangedV
  57559. 24/6/98Y
  57560. 24/6/98\
  57561. 2796^
  57562. James Halliday
  57563. 3381C
  57564. 1/4/97D
  57565. Light yellow-green; the aromas are light and fresh, but are very neutral, and could be of any variety; the palate shows understated citrus/nectarine fruit, fresh and crisp.E
  57566. export
  57567. 98 bookH
  57568. 1998K
  57569. 1997R
  57570. 1998V
  57571. 24/6/98Y
  57572. 24/6/98\
  57573. 2797^
  57574. James Halliday
  57575. 3382C
  57576. 1/4/97
  57577. mMedium yellow-green; an opulent bouquet with mandarin, peach and cumquat fruit aromas; the palate has good flavour, although the m
  57578. ller thurgau component comes through to give distinct Germanic overtones. Soft acid to close is a relief. Retasted October 1997 with very similar notes, particularly on that soft acid. Some pineapple and cumquat flavours also evident.
  57579. export
  57580. 98 bookH
  57581. 2000K
  57582. 1997R
  57583. 2000T
  57584. ChangedV
  57585. 24/6/98Y
  57586. 24/6/98\
  57587. 2798^
  57588. James Halliday
  57589. 3384C
  57590. 1/4/97
  57591. Light green-yellow; a most attractive bouquet with floral, rose petal overtones to the tight herb and citrus fruit; a lively, fresh wine with good mid-palate weight; there are lime juice notes, with well balanced acid and residual sugar on the long finish.
  57592. export
  57593. 98 bookH
  57594. 2001K
  57595. 1997R
  57596. 2001V
  57597. 24/6/98Y
  57598. 24/6/98\
  57599. 2799^
  57600. James Halliday
  57601. 3385C
  57602. 1/4/97
  57603. %Medium yellow-green; a sophisticated marriage of spicy oak and ripe tropical/melon fruit on the bouquet leads on to a multi-flavoured and very attractive palate with sweet tropical fruit and well-balanced spicy nutmeg oak. Retasted late 1997 with similar notes, some vanilla and peach evident.
  57604. export
  57605. 98 bookH
  57606. 1998K
  57607. 1997R
  57608. 1998T
  57609. ChangedV
  57610. 24/6/98Y
  57611. 24/6/98\
  57612. 2800^
  57613. James Halliday
  57614. 3386C
  57615. 1/4/97
  57616.     Deep yellow-gold; a solid, smooth bouquet with ripe yellow peach fruit and relatively subtle toasty oak.  A smooth, honeyed/buttery palate with well-judged oak in support. In transition between the vibrant exuberance of youth (probably when best) and full maturity.
  57617. export
  57618. 98 bookH
  57619. 1998K
  57620. 1997R
  57621. 1998V
  57622. 24/6/98Y
  57623. 24/6/98\
  57624. 2801^
  57625. James Halliday
  57626. 3387C
  57627. 1/4/97
  57628. ,Medium red-purple; an extremely fragrant, lifted bouquet with tangy/leafy aromas; an interesting wine on the palate, showing a mix of new and old world flavours; lively and bright, and fresh at the end, but with predominant leaf/green olive flavours appreciated more in New Zealand than in Australia.
  57629. export
  57630. 98 bookH
  57631. 2000K
  57632. 1997R
  57633. 2000V
  57634. 24/6/98Y
  57635. 24/6/98\
  57636. 2802^
  57637. James Halliday
  57638. 3388C
  57639. 1/4/97
  57640. Light to medium yellow-green; a distinctly herbal style with tobacco/mineral aromas; the palate follows the bouquet in a fairly tart, herbal style, but is clean and well made.E
  57641. export
  57642. 98 bookH
  57643. 1998K
  57644. 1997R
  57645. 1998V
  57646. 24/6/98Y
  57647. 24/6/98\
  57648. 2803^
  57649. James Halliday
  57650. 3389C
  57651. 1/4/97D
  57652. Light salmon-pink; the bouquet is quite fruity, with some spice and touches of strawberry; the palate is lively and light, with more of those wild strawberry and spice flavours promised by the bouquet. Pleasantly dry, crisp finish.E
  57653. export
  57654. 98 bookH
  57655. 1998K
  57656. 1997R
  57657. 1998V
  57658. 24/6/98Y
  57659. 24/6/98\
  57660. 2804^
  57661. James Halliday
  57662. 3390C
  57663. 1/5/97D
  57664. Medium yellow-green; a clean, firm bouquet of medium to full intensity showing good varietal character in a herb mineral spectrum; the palate is well weighted, balanced and structured, with a cunning hint of oak; very faintly phenolic on the finish.E
  57665. Export
  57666. 98 bookH
  57667. 1998R
  57668. 2003V
  57669. 24/6/98Y
  57670. 24/6/98\
  57671. 2805^
  57672. James Halliday
  57673. 3391C
  57674. 1/5/97D
  57675. Bright green-yellow; there is an intense and fragrant bouquet with a mix of passionfruit and herbal aromas leading on to a tingling, lively, fresh and crisp palate with the fruit precisely following the bouquet.  E
  57676. Export
  57677. 98 bookH
  57678. 2000K
  57679. 1997R
  57680. 2000V
  57681. 24/6/98Y
  57682. 24/6/98\
  57683. 2806^
  57684. James Halliday
  57685. 3392C
  57686. 1/4/97
  57687. Light green-yellow; a fragrant, spotlessly clean bouquet with a mix of passionfruit and gooseberry aromas; the palate is fresh, flavoursome but not heavy, with quite delicious mouthfeel. The kind of Sauvignon Blanc which has given Marlborough a worldwide reputation.
  57688. export
  57689. 98 bookH
  57690. 1998K
  57691. 1997R
  57692. 1998V
  57693. 24/6/98Y
  57694. 24/6/98\
  57695. 2807^
  57696. James Halliday
  57697. 3393C
  57698. 1/5/97
  57699. "Light to medium yellow-green; soft, but fairly obvious vanilla oak introduces the bouquet, with some tropical fruit to follow. The palate, likewise, shows lots of buttery vanilla oak, but lacks fruit intensity. Well made; the lack of intensity is purely due to the vineyards, it would seem.
  57700. export
  57701. 98 bookH
  57702. 1998K
  57703. 1997R
  57704. 1998V
  57705. 24/6/98Y
  57706. 24/6/98\
  57707. 2808^
  57708. James Halliday
  57709. 3394C
  57710. 1/4/97
  57711. eDeep red-purple; a complex and concentrated mix of cassis, mint and green olive is supported by strong, sweetly charry oak on the bouquet. The palate delivers all the flavour the bouquet promises, with both oak and fruit tannins adding power and length to the finish. Retasted end 1997, and evolving slowly but surely, with virtually no change in the notes.
  57712. export
  57713. 98 bookH
  57714. 2010K
  57715. 2000R
  57716. 2010T
  57717. ChangedV
  57718. 24/6/98W
  57719. 99 bookY
  57720. 24/6/98\
  57721. 2809^
  57722. 3394w
  57723. James Halliday
  57724. 1/4/97
  57725. hStrong purple-red; abundant, sweet blackcurrant and blackberry fruit aromas with hints of mint and cherry on the bouquet leads on to a round and supple palate, with more of the sweet, fleshy fruit of the bouquet; spicy, toasty oak adds interest and structure throughout. Retasted end 1997, and evolving slowly but surely, with vitrually no change in the notes.
  57726. export
  57727. 98 bookH
  57728. 2007K
  57729. 1999R
  57730. 2007T
  57731. ChangedV
  57732. 24/6/98W
  57733. 99 bookY
  57734. 24/6/98\
  57735. 2810^
  57736. 3395w
  57737. James Halliday
  57738. 3396C
  57739. 1/4/97D
  57740. Bright medium yellow-green; the bouquet is floral and fragrant, with lime juice and orange blossom aromas; there is plenty of flavour on the palate, again in the lime juice/orange blossom spectrum, with good sugar/acid balance. E
  57741. export
  57742. 98 bookH
  57743. 2001K
  57744. 1997R
  57745. 2001V
  57746. 24/6/98Y
  57747. 24/6/98\
  57748. 2811^
  57749. James Halliday
  57750. 3397C
  57751. 1/4/97
  57752. Light to medium yellow-green; a tangy, clean bouquet with abundant passionfruit and gooseberry aromas. The palate is clean and crisp, with notes of herb and nettle to go along with the aromas of the bouquet. Leaves the mouth fresh, but the acid is well balanced.
  57753. export
  57754. 98 bookH
  57755. 1998K
  57756. 1997R
  57757. 1998V
  57758. 24/6/98Y
  57759. 24/6/98\
  57760. 2812^
  57761. James Halliday
  57762. 3398C
  57763. 1/4/97
  57764. _Full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with toasty/creamy/nutty aromas shows obvious but well-handled malolactic fermentation input. The palate is strongly flavoured, with more of those creamy/nutty characters superimposed on tangy fruit.  The oak is subtle, the pleasing texture deriving from the combination of barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment.  
  57765. export
  57766. 98 bookH
  57767. 1999K
  57768. 1997R
  57769. 1999V
  57770. 24/6/98Y
  57771. 24/6/98\
  57772. 2813^
  57773. James Halliday
  57774. 3399C
  57775. 1/5/97
  57776. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with tangy melon/citrus fruit and subtle oak.  Direct, no-frills Yarra Valley style on the palate, with crisp, clean citrussy/tangy fruit, and no malolactic fermentation influences.  E
  57777. 98 bookH
  57778. 2006K
  57779. 1997R
  57780. 2006V
  57781. 24/6/98Y
  57782. 24/6/98\
  57783. 2814^
  57784. James Halliday
  57785. 3400C
  57786. 1/10/97
  57787. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with gentle cherry, plum and strawberry fruit, with subtly smoky oak. The palate is riper and fuller than the bouquet suggests, with plum and forest floor flavours, backed by silky tannins. Has developed as expected in the second half of 1997.
  57788. Export
  57789. 98 bookH
  57790. 2000K
  57791. 1998R
  57792. 2000T
  57793. ChangedV
  57794. 24/6/98Y
  57795. 24/6/98\
  57796. 2815^
  57797. James Halliday
  57798. 3401C
  57799. 1/5/97
  57800. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, but fairly neutral, and not giving much hint of the variety, but the palate certainly does, with distinctive tropical fruit salad flavours. Clean and well balanced.H
  57801. 1998K
  57802. CD noteQ
  57803. 1997R
  57804. 1998V
  57805. 24/6/98Y
  57806. 24/6/98\
  57807. 2816^
  57808. James Halliday
  57809. 3402C
  57810. 1/5/97
  57811. /Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, of medium to full intensity, with subtle oak surrounding fruit showing a mix of herbaceous and riper aromas and flavours, gently honeyed, and with a hint of melon. The wine has good mouthfeel and weight, abundant flavour, yet is not the least bit phenolic.  
  57812. 2003K
  57813. CD noteQ
  57814. 1998R
  57815. 2003V
  57816. 24/6/98W
  57817. 99 bookY
  57818. 24/6/98\
  57819. 2817^
  57820. 3402w
  57821. James Halliday
  57822. 3403C
  57823. 1/5/97
  57824. Medium to full yellow-green; a powerful bouquet, tangy and stylish, with well-balanced and integrated oak.  The palate is likewise powerful and concentrated, with ripe melon and fig fruit woven through toasty/spicy French oak.  H
  57825. 2002K
  57826. CD noteQ
  57827. 1998R
  57828. 2002V
  57829. 24/6/98W
  57830. 99 bookY
  57831. 24/6/98\
  57832. 2818^
  57833. 3403w
  57834. James Halliday
  57835. 3404C
  57836. 1/5/97D
  57837. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is very much in the Coonawarra style, elegant and fine, with lemon/citrus aromas and just a hint of toast. The palate is fine and crisp, with an almost silky feel, and a long, lingering finish.H
  57838. 2005K
  57839. CD noteQ
  57840. 1997R
  57841. 2005V
  57842. 24/6/98W
  57843. 99 bookY
  57844. 24/6/98\
  57845. 2819^
  57846. 3404w
  57847. James Halliday
  57848. 3405C
  57849. 1/5/97
  57850. PBright yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, of medium intensity, and with a light touch of honey. The palate is smooth and round, with a pleasant mix of citrus and more honeyed/buttery flavours, but is a little on the simple side. A very good commercial wine at its price, but not easy to see how it has had such show success.
  57851. 1998K
  57852. CD noteQ
  57853. 1997R
  57854. 1998V
  57855. 24/6/98W
  57856. 99 bookY
  57857. 24/6/98\
  57858. 2820^
  57859. 3405w
  57860. James Halliday
  57861. 3406C
  57862. 1/5/97D
  57863. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex, rich toasty/buttery bouquet with very well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is similarly rich with toasty/nutty/buttery fruit and oak intertwined and balanced.  H
  57864. 2000K
  57865. CD noteQ
  57866. 1997R
  57867. 2000V
  57868. 24/6/98W
  57869. 99 bookY
  57870. 24/6/98\
  57871. 2821^
  57872. 3406w
  57873. James Halliday
  57874. 3776C
  57875. 1/3/97
  57876. ,Full red-purple; a complex mix of dark cherry and earth shiraz fruit together with cedar and vanilla oak fills the bouquet. The palate is rich, powerful and mouthfilling with lots of black cherry and blackberry fruit intermingling with spice and vanilla oak. Appropriately firm tannins on the finish.
  57877. exportH
  57878. 2005Q
  57879. 1998R
  57880. 2005V
  57881. 24/6/98Y
  57882. 24/6/98\
  57883. 2822^
  57884. James Halliday
  57885. 3777C
  57886. 1/3/97
  57887. Bright, medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean with a ripe (but not overripe) mix of black cherry and plum fruit with subtle oak. The palate is lusciously ripe with sweet blackcurrant/berry fruit, soft lingering tannins, and subtle oak. Utterly seductive.
  57888. exportH
  57889. 2005Q
  57890. 1998R
  57891. 2005V
  57892. 24/6/98Y
  57893. 24/6/98\
  57894. 2823^
  57895. James Halliday
  57896. 3778C
  57897. 1/3/97
  57898. Medium red-purple; fragrant and attractive aromas range through sweet mint to a hint of pine; a luscious, mouthfilling wine with sweet cherry fruit, hints of violets, and pleasantly soft tannins. The oak is appropriately underplayed.E
  57899. exportH
  57900. 2002Q
  57901. 1997R
  57902. 2002V
  57903. 24/6/98Y
  57904. 24/6/98\
  57905. 2824^
  57906. James Halliday
  57907. 3779C
  57908. 1/2/97D
  57909. Bright light to medium red-purple; a very good example of a light-bodied red wine, with smooth fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate has fresh and lively red cherry fruit flavours, a subtle hint of oak, and a supple feel from start to finish.E
  57910. exportH
  57911. 1999Q
  57912. 1997R
  57913. 1999V
  57914. 24/6/98Y
  57915. 24/6/98\
  57916. 2825^
  57917. James Halliday
  57918. 3781C
  57919. 1/6/97
  57920. Medium yellow-green; there is a potent mix of tropical/pineapple aromas on the bouquet, with similar soft, tropical fruit flavours on the mid-palate. The botrytis influence contributes both to the aroma and flavour and to a slightly edgy finish.H
  57921. 1998K
  57922. 1997R
  57923. 1998V
  57924. 24/6/98W
  57925. 99 bookY
  57926. 24/6/98\
  57927. 2826^
  57928. 3781w
  57929. James Halliday
  57930. 3782C
  57931. 1/6/97
  57932. \Full yellow-straw; the bouquet is intense, with masses of canned lychee fruit aromas. The palate is unexpectedly bone-dry, and with less fruit weight than the bouquet suggests; there are no technical problems whatsoever with the wine, although it does give the impression a touch of residual sugar may have helped the wine as it has aged in bottle.
  57933. 1998K
  57934. CD noteQ
  57935. 1997R
  57936. 1998V
  57937. 24/6/98W
  57938. 99 bookY
  57939. 24/6/98\
  57940. 2827^
  57941. 3782w
  57942. James Halliday
  57943. 3783C
  57944. 1/6/97
  57945. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, but lacks definitive fruit character. The palate has slightly more definition, with faintly grassy varietal fruit, and is without taint.H
  57946. 1998K
  57947. CD noteQ
  57948. 1997R
  57949. 1998V
  57950. 24/6/98W
  57951. 99 bookY
  57952. 24/6/98\
  57953. 2828^
  57954. 3783w
  57955. James Halliday
  57956. 3784C
  57957. 1/6/97
  57958. Medium yellow-green; an extremely stylish bouquet with tangy melon/citrus fruit surrounded by spicy French oak. A potent, powerfully, intensely flavoured wine on the palate, baroque in style but none the worse for that, and with the fruit (rather than oak) leading the charge.
  57959. 1999K
  57960. CD noteQ
  57961. 1997R
  57962. 1999V
  57963. 24/6/98W
  57964. 99 bookY
  57965. 24/6/98\
  57966. 2829^
  57967. 3784w
  57968. James Halliday
  57969. 3785C
  57970. 1/6/97D
  57971. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, buttery/toasty bouquet leads into a big, mouthfilling wine with strong fruit on the early and mid-palate, falling away slightly on the finish.H
  57972. 1998K
  57973. CD noteQ
  57974. 1997R
  57975. 1998V
  57976. 24/6/98W
  57977. 99 bookY
  57978. 24/6/98\
  57979. 2830^
  57980. 3785w
  57981. James Halliday
  57982. 3786C
  57983. 1/6/97D
  57984. Full purple-red; luscious blackcurrant fruit aromas intermingle with hints of spice, leading into a deliciously sweet and juicy palate. There is abundant red and blackcurrant fruit with perfectly rounded and ripe tannins on a soft finish.H
  57985. 2005K
  57986. CD noteQ
  57987. 2000R
  57988. 2005V
  57989. 24/6/98W
  57990. 99 bookY
  57991. 24/6/98\
  57992. 2831^
  57993. 3786w
  57994. James Halliday
  57995. 3787C
  57996. 1/6/97D
  57997. Full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity with a mix of ripe blackberry fruit and more leafy/woody notes. There is a stylish mix of berry, cedar and leaf on the palate, finishing with fine-grained but persistent tannins.H
  57998. 2003K
  57999. CD noteQ
  58000. 1998R
  58001. 2003V
  58002. 24/6/98W
  58003. 99 bookY
  58004. 24/6/98\
  58005. 2832^
  58006. 3787w
  58007. James Halliday
  58008. 3788C
  58009. 1/7/97
  58010. Light yellow-green; a perfumed, lifted estery/floral bouquet leaps out of the glass. The palate is driven by the Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon components, softened by the Verdelho and Chardonnay. A gently fruity, well-balanced wine which deserves to be drunk, not analysed.
  58011. 1999K
  58012. CD noteQ
  58013. 1998R
  58014. 1999V
  58015. 24/6/98W
  58016. 99 bookY
  58017. 24/6/98\
  58018. 2833^
  58019. 3788w
  58020. James Halliday
  58021. 3789C
  58022. 1/4/97
  58023. Medium to full red, still with a touch of purple; the bouquet is spotlessly clean with a mix of dark chocolate and plum fruit, and only the barest hint of oak. A powerful, fruit-driven wine on the palate with dark berry fruit flavours and soft lingering tannins. Truly delicious.
  58024. 2005K
  58025. CD noteQ
  58026. 1998R
  58027. 2005V
  58028. 24/6/98W
  58029. 99 bookY
  58030. 24/6/98\
  58031. 2834^
  58032. 3789w
  58033. James Halliday
  58034. 3790C
  58035. 1/4/97
  58036. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is ripe and full, with the fruit aromas running through plum, dark chocolate, earth and a touch of mint. The palate is full and round, with softly chewy dark chocolate/dark berry fruit, soft tannins and subtle oak.H
  58037. 2004K
  58038. CD noteQ
  58039. 1998R
  58040. 2004V
  58041. 24/6/98W
  58042. 99 bookY
  58043. 24/6/98\
  58044. 2835^
  58045. 3790w
  58046. James Halliday
  58047. 3791C
  58048. 1/7/97
  58049. >Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with perfectly ripened fruit aromas and subtle, well integrated oak; it retains varietal character with attractive underlying herbal notes. The palate is as well balanced as the bouquet suggests, an unusual blend of subtlety and complexity. First class winemaking.
  58050. 2003K
  58051. CD noteQ
  58052. 1998R
  58053. 2003V
  58054. 24/6/98Y
  58055. 24/6/98\
  58056. 2836^
  58057. James Halliday
  58058. 3792C
  58059. 1/7/97
  58060. Light to medium yellow-green; a very lean and restrained bouquet with nutty/mealy/milky aromas. The palate is similarly super-refined, perhaps a little too much so, but is certainly very different to most Margaret River Chardonnays, which tend to be much fuller and richer.
  58061. 2000K
  58062. CD noteQ
  58063. 1997R
  58064. 2000V
  58065. 24/6/98W
  58066. 99 bookY
  58067. 24/6/98\
  58068. 2837^
  58069. 3792w
  58070. James Halliday
  58071. 3793C
  58072. 1/7/97D
  58073. Light to medium yellow-straw; the bouquet shows light regional varietal character with melon and fig predominant. It has pleasant weight and feel on the palate, with sweet melon and nectarine fruit, and modest length to the finish.H
  58074. 2001K
  58075. CD noteQ
  58076. 1997R
  58077. 2001V
  58078. 24/6/98Y
  58079. 24/6/98\
  58080. 2838^
  58081. James Halliday
  58082. 3794C
  58083. 1/7/97
  58084. Glowing yellow-green; the aromas are complex, with peachy fruit of medium to full intensity married with gently spicy oak on the bouquet. An expertly crafted wine, showing the skilled use of smoky/spicy oak; the finish is long, even if a fraction on the warm side.
  58085. 1999K
  58086. CD noteQ
  58087. 1997R
  58088. 1999V
  58089. 24/6/98W
  58090. 99 bookY
  58091. 24/6/98\
  58092. 2839^
  58093. 3794w
  58094. James Halliday
  58095. 3795C
  58096. 1/7/97
  58097. Dark red; the bouquet is complex, powerful, aristocratically rich and full, showing the unbridled use of oak with very strong, powerful fruit. The fore-palate is exceptionally complex and rich; the sting comes in the tail, when oak phenolics seem to build up and unbalance the wine a little, even in the presence of food. It will be fascinating to see how the wine develops. Top gold medal winner at both the Royal Adelaide and National Wine Shows in November 1997.
  58098. 2002K
  58099. CD noteQ
  58100. 1998R
  58101. 2002V
  58102. 24/6/98W
  58103. 99 bookY
  58104. 24/6/98\
  58105. 3795w
  58106. James Halliday
  58107. 3796C
  58108. 1/7/97D
  58109. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is tending firm, with some earthy/stalky notes. However, there is greater fruit ripeness and structure on the palate, with blood plum fruit flavours, and nice texture and weight.H
  58110. 1999K
  58111. CD noteQ
  58112. 1997R
  58113. 1999V
  58114. 24/6/98Y
  58115. 24/6/98\
  58116. 2841^
  58117. James Halliday
  58118. 3798C
  58119. 1/7/97
  58120. !Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with good varietal character, driven by rich and full plummy fruit. The palate has more of that ripe, sweet, plummy fruit; good balance and mouthfeel to the plum and cherry fruit; barely any input from oak. Has developed well between 1997 and 1998.
  58121. 2000K
  58122. CD noteQ
  58123. 1997R
  58124. 2000V
  58125. 24/6/98W
  58126. 99 bookY
  58127. 24/6/98\
  58128. 2842^
  58129. 3798w
  58130. James Halliday
  58131. 3800C
  58132. 1/4/97
  58133. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is discreet, of light to medium intensity, with citrus-accented fruit proclaiming the cool climate. On the palate strong citrus/grapefruit flavours are supported by a touch of melon; the oak is appropriately subtle, and the finish long.
  58134. 2003K
  58135. CD noteQ
  58136. 1998R
  58137. 2003V
  58138. 24/6/98W
  58139. 99 bookY
  58140. 24/6/98\
  58141. 2843^
  58142. 3800w
  58143. James Halliday
  58144. 3801C
  58145. 1/4/97D
  58146. Light yellow-green; the malolactic fermentation influence  is very pronounced, with strong mealy/nutty aromas. The palate shows a mix of minerally fruit with nutty/cashew flavours deriving from the malolactic fermentation; simply lacks lusciousness.H
  58147. 2001K
  58148. CD noteQ
  58149. 1997R
  58150. 2001V
  58151. 24/6/98W
  58152. 99 bookY
  58153. 24/6/98\
  58154. 2844^
  58155. 3801w
  58156. James Halliday
  58157. 3802C
  58158. 1/4/97
  58159. Light straw-yellow; a complex and stylish bouquet with a mix of bready/toasty characters deriving from the time on lees, allied with a hint of mandarin. The wine has excellent mouthfeel and balance, with clean citrus/sweet apple fruit flavours and a long finish.
  58160. 1998K
  58161. CD noteQ
  58162. 1997R
  58163. 1998V
  58164. 24/6/98W
  58165. 99 bookY
  58166. 24/6/98\
  58167. 2845^
  58168. 3802w
  58169. James Halliday
  58170. 3803C
  58171. 1/4/97
  58172. 3Full red-purple; a very intense and powerful bouquet showing whole-bunch carbonic maceration characters in the background leads into a multiflavoured palate with a mix of forest floor, tomato vine and black cherry fruit characters, not dissimilar to the great Burgundies of the Domaine de la  Romanee Conti.
  58173. 2001K
  58174. CD noteQ
  58175. 1997R
  58176. 2001V
  58177. 24/6/98W
  58178. 99 bookY
  58179. 24/6/98\
  58180. 2846^
  58181. 3803w
  58182. James Halliday
  58183. 3804C
  58184. 1/5/97
  58185. Medium red-purple; cedar/leafy fruit and oak are interwoven on the bouquet, the wine has the authentic feel, flavour and structure of Merlot on the palate, with flavours essentially in the leafy/cedary/woody spectrum. Not a lush wine by any means, but well balanced.
  58186. 2005K
  58187. CD noteQ
  58188. 1998R
  58189. 2005V
  58190. 24/6/98W
  58191. 99 bookY
  58192. 24/6/98\
  58193. 2847^
  58194. 3804w
  58195. James Halliday
  58196. 3805C
  58197. 1/4/97
  58198. \Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet shows a mix of mulberry, plum, blackcurrant and earth varietal aromas, the promise of which is confirmed on the palate which shows excellent varietal character throughout. A mix of earthy and more fruit cassis notes are supported by supple tannins and well-handled vanillin oak. The best under this label yet.
  58199. 2003K
  58200. CD noteQ
  58201. 1998R
  58202. 2003V
  58203. 24/6/98Y
  58204. 24/6/98\
  58205. 2848^
  58206. James Halliday
  58207. 3806C
  58208. 1/4/97
  58209. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet shows the full expression of mature Riesling, with caressing aromas of honey and lime. The palate is packed with flavour, and then progressing through the honey and lime characters of the bouquet on a lingering finish.
  58210. 2000K
  58211. CD noteQ
  58212. 1997R
  58213. 2000V
  58214. 24/6/98W
  58215. 99 bookY
  58216. 24/6/98\
  58217. 2849^
  58218. 3806w
  58219. James Halliday
  58220. 3807C
  58221. 1/4/97
  58222. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is intensely fragrant, with pungent grapefruit/melon aromas. The palate has the same intense fruit, with distinct citrussy overtones, and only the barest touch of oak. Not everyone will like this particular fruit character, but I do.
  58223. 2003K
  58224. CD noteQ
  58225. 1998R
  58226. 2003V
  58227. 24/6/98W
  58228. 99 bookY
  58229. 24/6/98\
  58230. 2850^
  58231. 3807w
  58232. James Halliday
  58233. 3808C
  58234. 1/4/97
  58235. Medium to full yellow-green; pronounced spicy varietal character on the bouquet leads into a wine with uncompromising varietal fruit on the palate, with spice and lychee flavours, and considerable grip to the long finish.H
  58236. 1999K
  58237. CD noteQ
  58238. 1997R
  58239. 1999V
  58240. 24/6/98Y
  58241. 24/6/98\
  58242. 2851^
  58243. James Halliday
  58244. 3809C
  58245. 1/4/97
  58246. Light to medium red, with just a touch of purple; a stylish and fragrant bouquet with an amazing array of aromas spanning oriental spices, tobacco, plums and violets. The palate is as long and as classy as the bouquet promises, lingering and tangy, in true Burgundian-style.
  58247. 1999K
  58248. CD noteQ
  58249. 1997R
  58250. 1999V
  58251. 24/6/98W
  58252. 99 bookY
  58253. 24/6/98\
  58254. 2852^
  58255. 3809w
  58256. James Halliday
  58257. 3810C
  58258. 1/4/97
  58259. Full purple-red; the bouquet is rich, with sweet dark fruit and dark chocolate aromas neatly supported by similarly sweet oak. The palate is spicy and high flavoured, in an oaky show style which the redoubtable Robert Parker would no doubt describe as 
  58260. gob-stopping
  58261. 2009K
  58262. CD noteQ
  58263. 1999R
  58264. 2009V
  58265. 24/6/98Y
  58266. 24/6/98\
  58267. 2853^
  58268. James Halliday
  58269. 3811C
  58270. 1/4/97D
  58271. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp and clean bouquet with citrussy/grassy varietal aromas leads into a lively, fresh, crisp and well-balanced palate with above-average length.H
  58272. 2004K
  58273. 1998R
  58274. 2004V
  58275. 24/6/98Y
  58276. 24/6/98\
  58277. 2854^
  58278. James Halliday
  58279. 3812C
  58280. 1/4/97D
  58281. Light straw-yellow; the bouquet shows distinct tropical fruit salad aromas and an intriguing hint of spice. The palate takes up those fruit salad flavours, adding a touch of passionfruit for good measure; gently sweet and well made.H
  58282. CD noteQ
  58283. 1997R
  58284. 1998V
  58285. 24/6/98W
  58286. 99 bookY
  58287. 24/6/98\
  58288. 2855^
  58289. 3812w
  58290. James Halliday
  58291. 3813C
  58292. 1/4/97D
  58293. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant with positive melon varietal fruit. The palate is lively and fresh, showing melon and citrus fruit flavours in an elegant, light style.H
  58294. 1999K
  58295. CD noteQ
  58296. 1997R
  58297. 1999V
  58298. 24/6/98W
  58299. 99 bookY
  58300. 24/6/98\
  58301. 2856^
  58302. 3813w
  58303. James Halliday
  58304. 3814C
  58305. 1/4/96D
  58306. Medium yellow-green; smooth, buttery, peachy fruit of medium intensity with a whiff of slightly cosmetic oak; clean peachy fruit drives the palate, but falls away slightly on the finish.H
  58307. 1997K
  58308. 1996R
  58309. 1997V
  58310. 24/6/98Y
  58311. 24/6/98\
  58312. 2857^
  58313. James Halliday
  58314. 3814C
  58315. 1/4/97
  58316. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex and ripe, with sweet melon fruit intermingling with spicy vanillin oak. The palate has softly ripe peach and melon fruit, but seems to have lost the zip it must have had when it won trophies at both the Mudgee and Cowra Shows in 1995.
  58317. 1998K
  58318. CD noteQ
  58319. 1997R
  58320. 1998V
  58321. 24/6/98Y
  58322. 24/6/98\
  58323. 2858^
  58324. James Halliday
  58325. 3815C
  58326. 1/4/97
  58327. )Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is very light, to the point of outright delicacy, with youthful citrus/melon fruit and just the faintest touch of oak. The palate seems less ripe than the 13 degrees alcohol the wine contains, with almost grassy overtones to the crisp, citrus/melon fruit.
  58328. 1999K
  58329. CD noteQ
  58330. 1997R
  58331. 1999V
  58332. 24/6/98W
  58333. 99 bookY
  58334. 24/6/98\
  58335. 2859^
  58336. 3815w
  58337. James Halliday
  58338. 3816C
  58339. 1/4/97
  58340. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is stylish, with attractive barrel-ferment characters surrounding tangy melon/grapefruit characters. A wine with real verve on the palate, tangy, long and intense.H
  58341. 2000K
  58342. CD noteQ
  58343. 1997R
  58344. 2000V
  58345. 24/6/98W
  58346. 99 bookY
  58347. 24/6/98\
  58348. 2860^
  58349. 3816w
  58350. James Halliday
  58351. 3817C
  58352. 1/4/97
  58353. hReserve. Medium red-purple; initially rather light, with leafy/minty fruit, though some pleasant chocolatey characters came up as the wine stood in the glass. Pleasantly flavoured in a light style, with a mix of chocolate and mint flavours, but really needs more flesh. A qualified disappointment given the quality of some prior releases of Shiraz from Steins.
  58354. 2001K
  58355. CD noteQ
  58356. 1997R
  58357. 2001V
  58358. 24/6/98W
  58359. 99 bookY
  58360. 24/6/98\
  58361. 2861^
  58362. 3817w
  58363. James Halliday
  58364. 3818C
  58365. 1/4/97
  58366. Dense purple-red; powerful, earthy fruit on the bouquet is surrounded with high-toned vanilla oak. A full-bodied, gutsy wine on the palate with lots of ripe mint and black cherry fruit, and soft but persistent tannins.H
  58367. 2005K
  58368. CD noteQ
  58369. 1998R
  58370. 2005V
  58371. 24/6/98W
  58372. 99 bookY
  58373. 24/6/98\
  58374. 2862^
  58375. 3818w
  58376. James Halliday
  58377. 3819C
  58378. 1/7/97
  58379. DFull red-purple; there is an extraordinary array of aromas on the bouquet, running through leather, leaf, spice and earth, with vaguely medicinal overtones. No less impressive is the structure and texture on the palate, with almost tangy, lingering tannins providing grip without ferocity. Upholstered by lushly sweet fruit.
  58380. 2006K
  58381. CD noteQ
  58382. 1998R
  58383. 2006V
  58384. 24/6/98W
  58385. 99 bookY
  58386. 24/6/98\
  58387. 2863^
  58388. 3819w
  58389. James Halliday
  58390. 3820C
  58391. 1/7/97
  58392. :Full red-purple; a pungent, searing bouquet with a mix of earth, blackcurrant, mulberry and then persistent green olive aromas lead into a wine which is equally powerful on the palate, with a long, earth, green olive and black fruit background. Given enough time, some chocolate notes will almost certainly appear.
  58393. 2015K
  58394. CD noteQ
  58395. 2005R
  58396. 2015V
  58397. 24/6/98Y
  58398. 24/6/98\
  58399. 2864^
  58400. James Halliday
  58401. 3821C
  58402. 1/7/97
  58403. \Full purple-red; the bouquet is complex and distinguished, at once powerful yet elegant, with vanilla oak to the fore, but spice, earth and boot-polish varietal fruit are there in strong support. The palate initially shows many of the same characteristics, but the oak becomes steadily more aggressive as the wine sits in the glass and is retasted.
  58404. 2010K
  58405. CD noteQ
  58406. 2000R
  58407. 2010V
  58408. 24/6/98W
  58409. 99 bookY
  58410. 24/6/98\
  58411. 2865^
  58412. 3821w
  58413. James Halliday
  58414. 3822C
  58415. 1/5/97
  58416. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet and the palate both show marvellously handled, balanced and integrated oak seamlessly woven through the wine. There are aromas of plum and mulberry in the background, but with cedar, vanilla and spice to balance that fruit. It is on the palate that the wine shows its ultimate class, with those fine-grained supple tannins which are almost sweet, or creamy, and which invite mouthful after mouthful.
  58417. 2015K
  58418. CD noteQ
  58419. 2000R
  58420. 2015V
  58421. 24/6/98W
  58422. 99 bookY
  58423. 24/6/98\
  58424. 2866^
  58425. 3822w
  58426. James Halliday
  58427. 1/9/94D
  58428. Medium yellow-green; an intense tobacco/herbal/gooseberry bouquet of great purity. The palate has all of the intensity one could wish for, with a mixture of herbal and riper tropical/gooseberry flavours, with a dry, lingering finish.H
  58429. 1996K
  58430. 1994R
  58431. 1996V
  58432. 24/6/98Y
  58433. 24/6/98\
  58434. 2867^
  58435. James Halliday
  58436. 1/10/95
  58437. Light yellow-green; the aromas are crisp and herbal, spotlessly clean but not as exotic or pungent as some of the prior vintages. The palate is similar, with crisp, fine herbaceous fruit in a direct, elegant style, with a dry finish.H
  58438. 1997K
  58439. 1995R
  58440. 1997V
  58441. 24/6/98Y
  58442. 24/6/98\
  58443. 2868^
  58444. James Halliday
  58445. 1/9/94D
  58446. Medium yellow-green; extremely concentrated lime, citrus and honey aromas with tang and lift. The palate, too, shows unusually concentrated flavours, finishing long and crisp.H
  58447. 2000K
  58448. 1995R
  58449. 2000V
  58450. 24/6/98Y
  58451. 24/6/98\
  58452. 2869^
  58453. James Halliday
  58454. 1/10/96
  58455. Light green-yellow; initially firm and crisp with a subliminal hint of matchstick and just a little gooseberry, the bouquet grew and grew with aeration; the palate, too, catches up with you on the second taste, with herb and gooseberry flavours lingering on a long, persistent finish.
  58456. Export
  58457. 98 bookH
  58458. 1998K
  58459. 1996R
  58460. 1998V
  58461. 24/6/98Y
  58462. 24/6/98\
  58463. 2870^
  58464. James Halliday
  58465. 3780C
  58466. 1/6/97D
  58467. Light yellow-green; a gently aromatic and flowery bouquet shows touches of passionfruit and a hint of lime. There is plenty of flavour on the palate with passionfruit, lime and herb flavours, although the slightly sweet finish detracts a little. H
  58468. 2002K
  58469. 1997R
  58470. 2002V
  58471. 24/6/98Y
  58472. 24/6/98\
  58473. 2871^
  58474. James Halliday
  58475. 3176C
  58476. 1/8/96D
  58477. Medium to full red-purple; clean, dark berry fruit is surrounded by voluminous oak on the bouquet, but on the palate the juicy fruit flavours come to the fore. Spotlessly clean, and with good length to the finish.H
  58478. 2004K
  58479. 1997R
  58480. 2004V
  58481. 24/6/98Y
  58482. 24/6/98\
  58483. 2872^
  58484. James Halliday
  58485. 4001C
  58486. 1/10/97
  58487. Light to medium yellow-green, the wine is of medium intensity, clean, with aromas running through the riper fruit spectrum of characters. The quite tangy and intense palate, with a mix of slightly toasty (possibly oak-derived) and stone fruit characters, has both grip and structure.
  58488. 1999K
  58489. 1998R
  58490. 1999U
  58491. 5/12/97V
  58492. 24/6/98W
  58493. 99 bookY
  58494. 24/6/98\
  58495. 2873^
  58496. 4001w
  58497. James Halliday
  58498. 1/8/96
  58499. Black Label  Bright green-yellow; spotlessly clean, lively and tangy bouquet with crisp grassy varietal fruit introduces a similarly crisp and firm palate with bright, lemony varietal fruit. The wine has good length and excellent balance.
  58500. 2012K
  58501. 2002R
  58502. 2012U
  58503. 5/12/97V
  58504. 24/6/98Y
  58505. 24/6/98\
  58506. 2874^
  58507. James Halliday
  58508. 1/8/96
  58509. @Reserve Bin 9200.  Medium red-purple; soft, rich and ripe fruit in an earthy/minty/berry spectrum is supported by quite pronounced but not excessive oak. A powerful and rich wine on the palate, with a mix of mint, berry and earth in typical regional style. Finishes with soft tannins. Likely to improve further with age.
  58510. 2010K
  58511. 2000R
  58512. 2010U
  58513. 5/12/97V
  58514. 24/6/98W
  58515. 99 bookY
  58516. 24/6/98\
  58517. 2875^
  58518. James Halliday
  58519. 1/10/97
  58520. LMedium red; an undeniably complex bouquet with a mix of briary/leafy/forest aromas attesting to the high percentage of whole bunches (and hence stalks) in the fermenter. The palate continues the wholly idiosyncratic style of Bannockburn with a potent mix of briary/foresty/gamey characters over the underlying plum and cherry fruit.
  58521. 2002K
  58522. 1998R
  58523. 2002U
  58524. 5/12/97V
  58525. 24/6/98W
  58526. 99 bookY
  58527. 24/6/98\
  58528. 2876^
  58529. James Halliday
  58530. 1017C
  58531. 1/10/97
  58532. ?Medium to full red; a complex mix spice, plum, game and earth claim the varietal origin of the wine.  A marvellously balanced palate with spice, liquorice, game and earth flavours, with a dash of dark chocolate thrown in for good measure, and most impressively of all, without undue sweetness. Winner of 16 gold medals.
  58533. 2017K
  58534. 1997R
  58535. 2017U
  58536. 5/12/97V
  58537. 24/6/98W
  58538. 99 bookY
  58539. 24/6/98\
  58540. 2877^
  58541. 1017w
  58542. James Halliday
  58543. 4002C
  58544. 1/10/97
  58545.     Bright, light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and crisp, and of medium intensity. The palate has an extra dimension of power and intensity, with slightly mineral/chalky notes running through lime-accented fruit. Could very well score a higher rating when mature.
  58546. 2000K
  58547. 1999R
  58548. 2000U
  58549. 8/12/97V
  58550. 24/6/98W
  58551. 99 bookY
  58552. 24/6/98\
  58553. 2878^
  58554. 4002w
  58555. James Halliday
  58556. 4003C
  58557. 1/10/97
  58558. 3Medium yellow-green; a stylish and complex bouquet with a compelling mix of toasty/creamy/cashew aromas leads into a perfectly balanced and structured wine on the palate, with fine melon varietal fruit woven through cashew notes and subtle, toasty oak. A lot of winemaker's thumbprints, but cleverly placed.
  58559. 2000K
  58560. 1998R
  58561. 2000U
  58562. 8/12/97V
  58563. 24/6/98W
  58564. 99 bookY
  58565. 24/6/98\
  58566. 2879^
  58567. 4003w
  58568. James Halliday
  58569. 4004C
  58570. 1/10/97
  58571. CVery deep red-purple; the bouquet is full, rich and ripe, with opulent dark plum fruit and just a hint of spicy oak.  In the mouth, very rich, concentrated and voluptuous; at the far end of the scale but will mature well in bottle, for it has the requisite balance, with foresty characters certain to come through with age.
  58572. 2003K
  58573. 1998R
  58574. 2003U
  58575. 8/12/97V
  58576. 24/6/98W
  58577. 99 bookY
  58578. 24/6/98\
  58579. 2880^
  58580. 4004w
  58581. James Halliday
  58582. 2085C
  58583. 1/10/97
  58584. Medium yellow-green; a restrained and elegant bouquet with citrus/grapefruit aromas and subtle oak introduces a wine of considerable elegance. The palate has length and persistence, with attractive nectarine/citrus fruit, and nicely restrained oak and malolactic-fermentation inputs.  
  58585. 2000K
  58586. 1998R
  58587. 2000U
  58588. 8/12/97V
  58589. 24/6/98W
  58590. 99 bookY
  58591. 24/6/98\
  58592. 2881^
  58593. 2085w
  58594. James Halliday
  58595. 4005C
  58596. 1/10/97
  58597. Medium red, still retaining some traces of purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with some secondary, bottle-developed foresty characters starting to appear. The palate has good texture, structure and length, with black cherry and plum fruit of medium weight. Pales slightly against the very opulent 
  58598. 96 vintage wines from other makers which were on the market at the same time.
  58599. 2001K
  58600. 1998R
  58601. 2001U
  58602. 8/12/97V
  58603. 24/6/98W
  58604. 99 bookY
  58605. 24/6/98\
  58606. 2882^
  58607. 4005w
  58608. James Halliday
  58609. 1/10/97D
  58610. Light to medium yellow-green; fine and subtle citrus/melon/mineral aromas are followed by a well-structured palate with stone fruit and mineral flavours, supported by just a hint of oak.  Unforced and well balanced.  F
  58611. 1999K
  58612. 1997R
  58613. 1999U
  58614. 8/12/97V
  58615. 24/6/98W
  58616. 99 bookY
  58617. 24/6/98\
  58618. 2883^
  58619. James Halliday
  58620. 1/10/97D
  58621. Light yellow-green; a highly aromatic, clean and lively bouquet with a mix of the lemon, herbal and riper fruit characters which come through on the crisp, clean and nicely balanced palate.F
  58622. 1999K
  58623. 1998R
  58624. 1999U
  58625. 8/12/97V
  58626. 24/6/98Y
  58627. 24/6/98\
  58628. 2884^
  58629. James Halliday
  58630. 2066C
  58631. 1/10/97
  58632. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, clean and light, but with a range of fruit characters running from herbal/capsicum through to passionfruit. The palate is clean and lively, again showing a faint grassy cut to the finish, but with some sweet fruit sustaining the middle.  
  58633. 1999K
  58634. 1998R
  58635. 1999U
  58636. 8/12/97V
  58637. 24/6/98W
  58638. 99 bookY
  58639. 24/6/98\
  58640. 2885^
  58641. 2066w
  58642. James Halliday
  58643. 1/10/97
  58644. +Bright, intense green-yellow; that intensity is picked up on the bouquet with powerful lime pastille varietal fruit aromas.  The palate is more delicate than the bouquet suggests, which is in fact no bad thing; similar flavours are there, but are cut and balanced by slightly minerally characters.  
  58645. 2001K
  58646. 1998R
  58647. 2001U
  58648. 8/12/97V
  58649. 24/6/98W
  58650. 24/6/98\
  58651. 2886^
  58652. James Halliday
  58653. 2067C
  58654. 1/10/97
  58655. [Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is full and very ripe, with masses of plum and cherry varietal fruit. The palate is generous and full bodied, with the fruit flavours literally dancing on the tongue and flooding the mouth. There is the faintest echo of that over-ripe fruit character evident on the bouquet, but the wine gets away with it.  
  58656. text new
  58657. 2001K
  58658. 1998R
  58659. 2001U
  58660. 8/12/97V
  58661. 24/6/98W
  58662. 99 bookY
  58663. 24/6/98\
  58664. 2887^
  58665. 2067w
  58666. James Halliday
  58667. 1/10/97D
  58668. Light yellow-green; the bouquet shows nicely ripened and balanced fruit with a mix of gooseberry, passionfruit and herbal aromas. The palate opens with gooseberry fruit, then moves on to a lighter, crisper finish.  F
  58669. 1999K
  58670. 1998R
  58671. 1999U
  58672. 8/12/97V
  58673. 24/6/98W
  58674. 99 bookY
  58675. 24/6/98\
  58676. 2888^
  58677. James Halliday
  58678. 4006C
  58679. 1/10/97
  58680. Medium yellow-green; attractive melon, nectarine and stone fruit aromas are balanced by high quality but not overly assertive French oak. Altogether an elegant wine on the palate, well balanced and harmonious, with a long finish.F
  58681. 2000K
  58682. 1998R
  58683. 2000U
  58684. 8/12/97V
  58685. 24/6/98W
  58686. 99 bookY
  58687. 24/6/98\
  58688. 2889^
  58689. 4006w
  58690. James Halliday
  58691. 4007C
  58692. 1/10/97D
  58693. Medium to full yellow-green; a somewhat inexpressive bouquet, although ripe fruit is evident. There is nothing reticent about the palate, which is full and complex, with abundant ripe, toasty/buttery fruit in a bells-and-whistles style.F
  58694. 1999K
  58695. 1998R
  58696. 1999U
  58697. 8/12/97V
  58698. 24/6/98W
  58699. 99 bookY
  58700. 24/6/98\
  58701. 2890^
  58702. 4007w
  58703. James Halliday
  58704. 4008C
  58705. 1/10/97
  58706. Light to medium yellow-green; strong lime and toast varietal aromas lead into a wine with good grip and fibre; there are more of those lime and toast flavours, and the sweetness, while evident, provides balance.  F
  58707. 2003K
  58708. 1998R
  58709. 2003U
  58710. 8/12/97V
  58711. 24/6/98W
  58712. 99 bookY
  58713. 24/6/98\
  58714. 2891^
  58715. 4008w
  58716. James Halliday
  58717. 4009C
  58718. 1/10/97
  58719. 'Bright, light green-yellow; a classically restrained and fine bouquet, crisp and clean, with nuances of lime and passionfruit.  The palate delivers all the bouquet promises, with a similar range of flavours, and wonderfully clean, fine fruit; acidity and residual sugar are in perfect balance.  
  58720. 2003K
  58721. 1998R
  58722. 2003U
  58723. 8/12/97V
  58724. 24/6/98W
  58725. 99 bookY
  58726. 24/6/98\
  58727. 2892^
  58728. 4009w
  58729. James Halliday
  58730. 2045C
  58731. 1/10/97
  58732. +Full yellow; an extremely powerful, highly worked and complex bouquet showing the full gamut of barrel-ferment and malolactic-fermentation influences.  The palate is rich and big, with creamy/toasty/nutty flavours again tracking and reflecting the winemaking techniques.  Less might be better still.
  58733. 1999K
  58734. 1998R
  58735. 1999U
  58736. 8/12/97V
  58737. 24/6/98W
  58738. 99 bookY
  58739. 24/6/98\
  58740. 2893^
  58741. 2045w
  58742. James Halliday
  58743. 4010C
  58744. 1/10/97
  58745. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet, showing quite ripe fruit with some gamey/earthy notes. There are very interesting flavours on the palate with red berry fruits softened by distinct gamey barnyard characters which are far from unpleasant.  Persistent tannins run through the palate, all in all reflecting an extremely low yield of less than a tonne per acre and unusual levels of ripeness.
  58746. 2003K
  58747. 1998R
  58748. 2003U
  58749. 8/12/97V
  58750. 24/6/98W
  58751. 99 bookY
  58752. 24/6/98\
  58753. 2894^
  58754. 4010w
  58755. James Halliday
  58756. 4011C
  58757. 1/10/97D
  58758. Light green-yellow; a dry, crisp stony/minerally bouquet warns of an austere, bone-dry palate with inevitably pronounced acidity on the finish.  F
  58759. 2001K
  58760. 1998R
  58761. 2001U
  58762. 8/12/97V
  58763. 24/6/98W
  58764. 99 bookY
  58765. 24/6/98\
  58766. 2895^
  58767. 4011w
  58768. James Halliday
  58769. 4012C
  58770. 1/10/97D
  58771. Good red-purple; strong cassis berry varietal fruit with earthy tones picks up on a powerful earthy cabernet, proclaiming its cool-grown origins and with undoubted character.F
  58772. 2002K
  58773. 1998R
  58774. 2002U
  58775. 8/12/97V
  58776. 24/6/98W
  58777. 99 bookY
  58778. 24/6/98\
  58779. 2896^
  58780. 4012w
  58781. James Halliday
  58782. 2001C
  58783. 1/10/97D
  58784. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich toasty oaky bouquet leads logically into an extremely rich and complex wine on the palate, with pronounced malolactic fermentation influences, and even more new oak 
  58785.  just a little too much for my taste.F
  58786. 2000K
  58787. 1998R
  58788. 8/12/97V
  58789. 24/6/98W
  58790. 99 bookY
  58791. 24/6/98\
  58792. 2897^
  58793. 2001w
  58794. James Halliday
  58795. 2018C
  58796. 1/10/97
  58797. #Strong and dense purple-red; the bouquet is similarly intense, concentrated and complex with abundant ripe plummy fruit.  The palate is exceptionally rich and smooth, with masses of dark plum fruit showing absolute ripeness; finishes with fine tannins and subtle oak.  Compellingly powerful.
  58798. 2000K
  58799. 1998R
  58800. 2000U
  58801. 8/12/97V
  58802. 24/6/98W
  58803. 99 bookY
  58804. 24/6/98\
  58805. 2898^
  58806. 2018w
  58807. James Halliday
  58808. 4013C
  58809. 1/10/97
  58810. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with reasonable varietal character in a sappy/strawberry/cherry range, but the palate is fairly acidic, lacking the texture and structure one expects from Wairarapa Pinot in such a good vintage.
  58811. 1999K
  58812. 1998R
  58813. 1999U
  58814. 8/12/97V
  58815. 24/6/98W
  58816. 99 bookY
  58817. 24/6/98\
  58818. 2899^
  58819. 4013w
  58820. James Halliday
  58821. 4014C
  58822. 1/10/97D
  58823. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is slightly jammy, with boiled confection aromas which are nonetheless varietally based.  There is a mix of strawberry and plum on the palate, with echoes of that confectionery bouquet, but far from unpleasant.F
  58824. 2001K
  58825. 1998R
  58826. 2001U
  58827. 8/12/97V
  58828. 24/6/98W
  58829. 99 bookY
  58830. 24/6/98\
  58831. 2900^
  58832. 4014w
  58833. James Halliday
  58834. 2101C
  58835. 1/10/97D
  58836. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and light, with a mix of leafy/minty/gravelly aromas. A well-enough made wine, but unmistakably New Zealand in character, unable to escape the constraints of the climate.F
  58837. 2002K
  58838. 1998R
  58839. 2002U
  58840. 8/12/97V
  58841. 24/6/98W
  58842. 99 bookY
  58843. 24/6/98\
  58844. 2901^
  58845. 2101w
  58846. James Halliday
  58847. 4015C
  58848. 1/10/97
  58849. Medium red-purple; generous cherry and plum fruit aromas as complexed by touches of spice and subtle oak on the bouquet.  A stylish wine with very good weight and balance, finishing with attractive, soft fruit, and almost milky oak tannins.  F
  58850. 2000K
  58851. 1998R
  58852. 2000U
  58853. 8/12/97V
  58854. 24/6/98W
  58855. 99 bookY
  58856. 24/6/98\
  58857. 2902^
  58858. 4015w
  58859. James Halliday
  58860. 4016C
  58861. 1/10/97D
  58862. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with soft, dark berry fruits; the palate is well structured and balanced, but lacks varietal sparkle and definition.  F
  58863. 2001K
  58864. 1998R
  58865. 2001U
  58866. 8/12/97V
  58867. 24/6/98W
  58868. 99 bookY
  58869. 24/6/98\
  58870. 2903^
  58871. 4016w
  58872. James Halliday
  58873. 4017C
  58874. 1/10/97D
  58875. Light to medium red-purple; lively, clearly accented cherry and plum varietal fruit aromas lead into a well-made, nicely balanced palate with more of that cherry and plum fruit; soft tannins and subtle oak in support.F
  58876. 2000K
  58877. 1998R
  58878. 8/12/97V
  58879. 24/6/98W
  58880. 99 bookY
  58881. 24/6/98\
  58882. 2904^
  58883. 4017w
  58884. James Halliday
  58885. 4018C
  58886. 1/10/97D
  58887. Bright, light yellow-green; intense lime/tropical aromas and flavours run through a beautifully made wine, with tremendous length to the palate, and perfect acidity on the finish to balance the luscious botrytised fruit.F
  58888. 2002K
  58889. 1998R
  58890. 2002U
  58891. 8/12/97V
  58892. 24/6/98W
  58893. 99 bookY
  58894. 24/6/98\
  58895. 2905^
  58896. 4018w
  58897. James Halliday
  58898. 4019C
  58899. 1/10/97
  58900. ALight to medium red-purple; in typical Diamond Valley-style, shows ripe, slightly jammy fruit on the bouquet, with abundant, sweet cherry/plum varietal flavour on the palate. The slight touch of jamminess is not the least bit offensive, simply providing the wine with a distinctive character. The oak influence is subtle.
  58901. 2001K
  58902. 1998R
  58903. 2001U
  58904. 8/12/97V
  58905. 24/6/98W
  58906. 99 bookY
  58907. 24/6/98\
  58908. 2907^
  58909. 4019w
  58910. James Halliday
  58911. 1/10/97
  58912. Medium red-purple; the tangy, sappy plum and strawberry aromas are of varietal Pinot Noir at its best, supported by just a hint of oak. The intense and complex dark plum fruit of the palate has a high-class underlay of spice and forest; long, harmonious and rich.
  58913. 2001K
  58914. 1998R
  58915. 2001U
  58916. 8/12/97V
  58917. 24/6/98W
  58918. 99 bookY
  58919. 24/6/98\
  58920. 2908^
  58921. James Halliday
  58922. 4020C
  58923. 1/10/97
  58924. -Strong red-purple; the medium intensity bouquet is clean, with solid strawberry and plum fruit augmented by high-quality oak.  The palate is complex, but relatively advanced, sappy and long, with a hint of tobacco leaf. Just seems to lack the piercing fruit of the best of the 
  58925. 96 Yarra Valley Pinots.
  58926. 2002K
  58927. 1998R
  58928. 2002U
  58929. 8/12/97V
  58930. 24/6/98W
  58931. 99 bookY
  58932. 24/6/98\
  58933. 2910^
  58934. 4020w
  58935. James Halliday
  58936. 2320C
  58937. 1/10/97
  58938. Medium purple-red; very ripe, fragrant cherry/strawberry fruit on the bouquet leads into a very ripe palate with some minty notes, too. A warm style, even faintly sweaty, but seems to be typical of the Lenswood region. F
  58939. 2001K
  58940. 1998R
  58941. 2001U
  58942. 8/12/97V
  58943. 24/6/98W
  58944. 99 bookY
  58945. 24/6/98\
  58946. 2911^
  58947. 2320w
  58948. James Halliday
  58949. 1/10/97
  58950. qIncredibly deep, dense red-purple; the bouquet is as concentrated, powerful and as dense as the colour promises, with strong plummy fruit. A wine which takes no prisoners on the palate, again with massively concentrated plummy varietal fruit, and strong tannins to boot. Robert Parker would just love this wine. Gold medal winner 1997 Adelaide Hills Regional Wine Show.
  58951. 2005K
  58952. 2000R
  58953. 2005U
  58954. 8/12/97V
  58955. 24/6/98W
  58956. 99 bookY
  58957. 24/6/98\
  58958. 2912^
  58959. James Halliday
  58960. 4021C
  58961. 1/10/97
  58962. Medium red-purple; the clean, generous bouquet is followed by a supple, smooth palate with very flavoursome plum and dark berry fruit. A wine which will have broad appeal thanks to that rich fruit.F
  58963. 2001K
  58964. 1998R
  58965. 2001U
  58966. 8/12/97V
  58967. 24/6/98W
  58968. 99 bookY
  58969. 24/6/98\
  58970. 2913^
  58971. 4021w
  58972. James Halliday
  58973. 1/10/97D
  58974. Medium red-purple; there are a range of aromas, with a mix of tobacco leaf, stem, forest floor, spice and cherry which lead into a penetrating, sappy/stemmy/foresty palate. Acidity lengthens the finish; at the far end of the style spectrum.F
  58975. 1999K
  58976. 1998R
  58977. 1999U
  58978. 8/12/97V
  58979. 24/6/98W
  58980. 99 bookY
  58981. 24/6/98\
  58982. 2914^
  58983. James Halliday
  58984. 2226C
  58985. 1/10/97D
  58986. Light to medium red; the bouquet is simple and direct with light, fresh cherry fruit aromas; the palate, too, is simple and lacking the excitement of top Pinot Noir.F
  58987. 1999K
  58988. 1998R
  58989. 1999U
  58990. 8/12/97V
  58991. 24/6/98
  58992. 99 bookY
  58993. 24/6/98\
  58994. 2915^
  58995. 2226w
  58996. James Halliday
  58997. 4022C
  58998. 1/10/97D
  58999. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is very concentrated, heavy and ripe, the palate likewise massively ripe, with potent tannins.  Definitely a style for those who like their Pinot Noir to fall into the dry red camp.F
  59000. 2003K
  59001. 2000R
  59002. 2003U
  59003. 8/12/97V
  59004. 24/6/98Y
  59005. 24/6/98\
  59006. 2916^
  59007. James Halliday
  59008. 1/10/97
  59009. ]Light to medium red; by the standards of Tarrawarra, a relatively light, fresh and simple bouquet, but perhaps none the worse for that, with attractive varietal cherry fruit. The palate is very good, fruit-driven, but with some real style, and a mix of cherry and more sappy flavours. An excellent entry point for those not familiar with Pinot Noir.
  59010. 2000K
  59011. 1998R
  59012. 2000U
  59013. 8/12/97V
  59014. 24/6/98W
  59015. 99 bookY
  59016. 24/6/98\
  59017. 2917^
  59018. James Halliday
  59019. 1/10/97
  59020. 7Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid, clean and rich with a mix of black cherry and blackberry fruit. The palate is round and mouthfilling, with most attractive sweet black cherry and blackberry fruit, finished off with soft tannins and subtle oak. They don't come much better than this at the price.
  59021. 2004K
  59022. 1999R
  59023. 2004U
  59024. 9/12/97V
  59025. 24/6/98W
  59026. 99 bookY
  59027. 24/6/98\
  59028. 2918^
  59029. James Halliday
  59030. 2254C
  59031. 1/10/97
  59032. Medium to full red-purple; a rich and complex bouquet with abundantly lush and ripe fruit, though lots of oak influence evident.  A wine with lots of flavour and character in a no-holds-barred show style; blackberry fruit is touched by spice and surrounded by vanillin oak.
  59033. 2013K
  59034. 2003R
  59035. 2013U
  59036. 9/12/97V
  59037. 24/6/98W
  59038. 99 bookY
  59039. 24/6/98\
  59040. 2919^
  59041. 2254w
  59042. James Halliday
  59043. 1/10/97
  59044. Medium red-purple; a vibrant and lively bouquet with complex cherry-accented fruit and obvious carbonic maceration spice influences. There is more of the same on the palate, with complex cherry and spice flavours, bright acidity and subtle oak.F
  59045. 2005K
  59046. 1998R
  59047. 2005U
  59048. 9/12/97V
  59049. 24/6/98W
  59050. 99 bookY
  59051. 24/6/98\
  59052. 2920^
  59053. James Halliday
  59054. 1/10/97
  59055. Medium to full red; the bouquet is concentrated, with abundant dark berry fruit and chocolate aromas, the palate solid and ripe, with dark berry, plum and mulberry fruit. It carries its alcohol very well, is smooth, and an outstanding achievement for a difficult vintage.
  59056. 2008K
  59057. 2000R
  59058. 2008U
  59059. 9/12/97V
  59060. 24/6/98Y
  59061. 24/6/98\
  59062. 2921^
  59063. James Halliday
  59064. 4023C
  59065. 1/10/97
  59066. Vivid, full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth with excellent fruit and oak balance and integration, quite luscious. The palate is generous and full flavoured, with black cherry, a touch of chocolate and subtle vanilla oak.F
  59067. 2007K
  59068. 2000R
  59069. 2007U
  59070. 9/12/97V
  59071. 24/6/98Y
  59072. 24/6/98\
  59073. 2922^
  59074. James Halliday
  59075. 3023C
  59076. 1/10/97
  59077. 9Dense and youthful purple-red; a very concentrated bouquet, with powerful, dense and ripe juicy berry fruit with appropriate oak.  The palate, too, is very powerful, with masses of dark berry fruit and more new oak evident than on the bouquet, but by no means overdone.  Finishes with persistent but soft tannins.
  59078. 2010K
  59079. 2000R
  59080. 2010U
  59081. 9/12/97V
  59082. 24/6/98Y
  59083. 24/6/98\
  59084. 2923^
  59085. James Halliday
  59086. 1/10/97
  59087. Impenetrable purple; a spotlessly clean yet very concentrated bouquet with ripe blackberry and plum fruit introduces a massively concentrated wine, crammed with black fruits, supplemented by well-balanced tannins and generous but not excessive oak.F
  59088. 2015K
  59089. 2000R
  59090. 2015U
  59091. 9/12/97V
  59092. 24/6/98W
  59093. 99 bookY
  59094. 24/6/98\
  59095. 2924^
  59096. James Halliday
  59097. 4024C
  59098. 1/10/97
  59099. ;Medium purple-red; a high-toned bouquet with a mix of juicy berry aromas and a quite pronounced overlay of mint. The palate is complex and interesting; the grenache seems to have made a major contribution to what are quite complex fruit flavours, again with a strong strand of Central Victorian mint coming through.
  59100. 2002K
  59101. 1998R
  59102. 2002U
  59103. 9/12/97V
  59104. 24/6/98W
  59105. 99 bookY
  59106. 24/6/98\
  59107. 2925^
  59108. 4024w
  59109. James Halliday
  59110. 2208C
  59111. 1/10/97
  59112. RMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich and full, with strong American oak aromas, but plenty of fruit there too.  The palate provides more of the same, extremely concentrated to the point of being extractive, with massive fruit, oak and tannins.  A splashy show style which will, however, undoubtedly improve given time in bottle.
  59113. 2010K
  59114. 2002R
  59115. 2010U
  59116. 9/12/97V
  59117. 24/6/98Y
  59118. 24/6/98\
  59119. 2926^
  59120. James Halliday
  59121. 2229C
  59122. 1/10/97
  59123. tMedium red-purple; there are quite complex aromas with spicy/leafy Shiraz offset by sweet oak. The smoothness and sophistication of the wine becomes immediately apparent on the marvellous palate, with gentle, soft mouthfilling fruit showing touches of chocolate together with the red berry fruit, surrounded by sweetly soft oak and finishing with perfectly judged tannins.
  59124. 2003K
  59125. 1998R
  59126. 2003U
  59127. 9/12/97V
  59128. 24/6/98W
  59129. 99 bookY
  59130. 24/6/98\
  59131. 2927^
  59132. 2229w
  59133. James Halliday
  59134. 1/10/97D
  59135. Light red; once again, the wine is light and simple on both bouquet and palate, lacking the distinction one is entitled to expect from Coonawarra. 1995 was a difficult vintage, but not this difficult.F
  59136. 1999K
  59137. 1998R
  59138. 1999U
  59139. 9/12/97V
  59140. 24/6/98Y
  59141. 24/6/98\
  59142. 2928^
  59143. James Halliday
  59144. 2233C
  59145. 1/10/97D
  59146. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid and rich, with dark berry and mint fruit aromas.  The palate is equivalently rich, with abundant sweet juicy fruit in a blackberry/mulberry/plum spectrum; the oak handling is subtle throughout.  F
  59147. 2008K
  59148. 2000R
  59149. 2008U
  59150. 9/12/97V
  59151. 24/6/98W
  59152. 99 bookY
  59153. 24/6/98\
  59154. 2929^
  59155. 2233w
  59156. James Halliday
  59157. 4025C
  59158. 1/10/97
  59159. Medium to full red-purple; potent red and black cherry fruit aromas are interwoven through obvious vanillin American oak on the bouquet. The voluptuous palate, with its glossy cherry and blackberry fruit, once again surrounded by sweet vanillin oak, is an enormously impressive example of a top show style. Masses of flavour, but not over-extracted, and should develop exceptionally well.
  59160. 2010K
  59161. 2000R
  59162. 2010U
  59163. 9/12/97V
  59164. 24/6/98W
  59165. 99 bookY
  59166. 24/6/98\
  59167. 2930^
  59168. 4025w
  59169. James Halliday
  59170. 1/10/97
  59171. AMedium to full red-purple; a ripe and rich bouquet is full of sweet fruit, although there are some slightly blurry characters lurking in the background. On the palate ripe blackberry and blackcurrant fruit is to the fore, although again there is an echo of that character on the bouquet. May simply have been a poor cork.
  59172. 2005K
  59173. 2000R
  59174. 2005U
  59175. 9/12/97V
  59176. 24/6/98W
  59177. 99 bookY
  59178. 24/6/98\
  59179. 2931^
  59180. James Halliday
  59181. 1/10/97
  59182. SMedium to full purple-red; a rich and full bouquet with masses of ripe black fruits, dark chocolate and some liquorice; the oak is potent, but is justified. A wine which takes no prisoners, but which has fantastic palate flavour, bursting with liquorice, black cherry/berry and spice flavours surrounded by ultra-sophisticated vanilla oak.
  59183. 2015K
  59184. 2005R
  59185. 2015U
  59186. 9/12/97V
  59187. 24/6/98W
  59188. 99 bookY
  59189. 24/6/98\
  59190. 2932^
  59191. James Halliday
  59192. 1/10/97
  59193. Medium red-purple; an elegantly crafted wine, with a clean and smooth bouquet showing mid-weight black cherry fruit and subtle oak. There is plenty of weight and depth to the palate with red berry fruits, touches of earth and chocolate, finishing with pleasing tannins.
  59194. 2004K
  59195. 1998R
  59196. 2004U
  59197. 9/12/97V
  59198. 24/6/98Y
  59199. 24/6/98\
  59200. 2933^
  59201. James Halliday
  59202. 1026C
  59203. 1/10/97
  59204. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with a mix of berry, earth, leaf and mint; subtle oak.  The palate has more weight and fruit richness than the bouquet suggests, clean, with fresh red and blackcurrant fruit, finishing with well-balanced tannins.  
  59205. 2004K
  59206. 1999R
  59207. 2004U
  59208. 9/12/97V
  59209. 24/6/98W
  59210. 99 bookY
  59211. 24/6/98\
  59212. 2934^
  59213. 1026w
  59214. James Halliday
  59215. 4027C
  59216. 1/10/97
  59217. Medium red; attractive cedary/earthy aromas introduce a wine which is in authentic Italian-style, firm and quite tannic on the palate, and formidable to taste without food. The flavours are in the cedary/briary/earthy spectrum, finishing with firm but not abrasive tannins.
  59218. 2004K
  59219. 2000R
  59220. 2004U
  59221. 9/12/97V
  59222. 24/6/98W
  59223. 99 bookY
  59224. 24/6/98\
  59225. 2935^
  59226. 4027w
  59227. James Halliday
  59228. 4028C
  59229. 1/10/97
  59230. Medium to full red-purple; a marvellously complex and rich bouquet with chocolatey/earthy fruit and subtle oak.  The fruit comes to the fore on the palate, with rich, sweet blackcurrant and chocolate fruit flavours surrounded by sweet oak, and ample yet soft tannins on the finish.
  59231. 2010K
  59232. 2000R
  59233. 2010U
  59234. 9/12/97V
  59235. 24/6/98Y
  59236. 24/6/98\
  59237. 2936^
  59238. James Halliday
  59239. 4029C
  59240. 1/10/97
  59241. Medium to full red; a supremely elegant mix of sweet fruit and fine, gently cedary oak introduce a wine which is absolutely evocative of a ripe Bordeaux. Excellent fine-grained tannins run throughout a mix of red berry and cedar flavours, giving the wine unusually silky texture.
  59242. 2008K
  59243. 1998R
  59244. 2008U
  59245. 9/12/97V
  59246. 24/6/98W
  59247. 99 bookY
  59248. 24/6/98\
  59249. 2937^
  59250. 4029w
  59251. James Halliday
  59252. 3027C
  59253. 1/10/97
  59254. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, juicy style, clean, with a hint of mint and minimal oak on the bouquet; the palate is very strongly juicy and jammy, typical of one of the faces of grenache, but slightly unformed and, early in its life, seems to have been rushed into bottle.
  59255. 2006K
  59256. 1999R
  59257. 2006U
  59258. 9/12/97V
  59259. 24/6/98W
  59260. 99 bookY
  59261. 24/6/98\
  59262. 2938^
  59263. 3027w
  59264. James Halliday
  59265. 1/10/97
  59266. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is strongly varietal, with those typically earthy/minerally notes giving a slightly hard edge. The palate has both extract and concentration, with earthy, brooding dark fruit flavours. A well-made wine with excellent varietal character.
  59267. 2002K
  59268. 1998R
  59269. 2002U
  59270. 9/12/97V
  59271. 24/6/98W
  59272. 99 bookY
  59273. 24/6/98\
  59274. 2939^
  59275. James Halliday
  59276. 4030C
  59277. 1/10/97
  59278. .Medium to full red-purple; abundant sweet vanilla oak submerges the fruit on the bouquet, with some minty notes lurking underneath. A substantial wine on the palate with sweet, minty fruit and lots and lots of oak. I'm not sure this is what the variety is all about, but the wine certainly has flavour.
  59279. 2004K
  59280. 1999R
  59281. 2004U
  59282. 9/12/97V
  59283. 24/6/98W
  59284. 99 bookY
  59285. 24/6/98\
  59286. 2940^
  59287. 4030w
  59288. James Halliday
  59289. 4031C
  59290. 1/10/97D
  59291. Medium red-purple; a thrusting bouquet with fragrant, almost medicinal, notes running through to red berry and earth. A powerhouse in the mouth, which takes Merlot to another dimension, with inimitable slightly medicinal flavours.F
  59292. 2008K
  59293. 2000R
  59294. 2008U
  59295. 9/12/97V
  59296. 24/6/98W
  59297. 99 bookY
  59298. 24/6/98\
  59299. 2941^
  59300. 4031w
  59301. James Halliday
  59302. 4031C
  59303. 1/10/97
  59304. aStrong red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet with fruit and oak seamlessly interwoven in a display of berry, cedar and more earthy notes leads on to a palate with a mix of red berry, earth and leaf flavours, perhaps as indicative of Merlot as any example from Australia. The wine has excellent structure and weight, with classy oak-handling throughout.
  59305. 2005K
  59306. 2000R
  59307. 2005U
  59308. 9/12/97V
  59309. 24/6/98W
  59310. 99 bookY
  59311. 24/6/98\
  59312. 2942^
  59313. 4031w
  59314. James Halliday
  59315. 4032C
  59316. 1/10/97D
  59317. Medium red, with just a touch of purple; the berry and earth fruit aromas have an attractive, faintly spicy edge; the palate proclaims its Bordeaux-blend base, with lively flavours and good length to a pleasantly herbaceous finish.F
  59318. 2003K
  59319. 1998R
  59320. 2003U
  59321. 9/12/97V
  59322. 24/6/98W
  59323. 99 bookY
  59324. 24/6/98\
  59325. 2943^
  59326. 4032w
  59327. James Halliday
  59328. 4033C
  59329. 1/10/97
  59330. Medium to full red-purple; the clean bouquet has a mix of mint and chocolate with those juicy berry characters so typical of Malbec. The palate has good weight and concentration, no doubt ameliorated by the Malbec, and the oak is pleasantly subtle.F
  59331. 2010K
  59332. 2000R
  59333. 2010U
  59334. 9/12/97V
  59335. 24/6/98Y
  59336. 24/6/98\
  59337. 2944^
  59338. James Halliday
  59339. 1/10/97D
  59340. Strong red-purple; spotlessly clean, ripe blackberry/blackcurrant aromas of medium to full intensity are followed by a stylish palate, with particularly soft, almost creamy, tannins, with hints of cedar and chocolate.  F
  59341. 2008K
  59342. 2000R
  59343. 2008U
  59344. 9/12/97V
  59345. 24/6/98W
  59346. 99 bookY
  59347. 24/6/98\
  59348. 2945^
  59349. James Halliday
  59350. 3113C
  59351. 1/10/97D
  59352. Medium red-purple; a powerful, potent bouquet with distinctive regional gravelly overtones. A similarly powerful palate, with the same depth and forceful tannins which marked the 
  59353. 94.  F
  59354. 2010K
  59355. 2005R
  59356. 2010U
  59357. 9/12/97V
  59358. 24/6/98W
  59359. 99 bookY
  59360. 24/6/98\
  59361. 2946^
  59362. 3113w
  59363. James Halliday
  59364. 1/10/97
  59365. Medium red-purple; there are unusual but far from unpleasant leafy/cedary/tobacco aromas which seem at odds with the lusciously ripe palate, with sweet berry fruit on the mid palate. The reconciliation comes with the finish, where some of those faintly leafy notes reappear.
  59366. 2003K
  59367. 1998R
  59368. 2003U
  59369. 9/12/97V
  59370. 24/6/98Y
  59371. 24/6/98\
  59372. 2947^
  59373. James Halliday
  59374. 1/10/97
  59375. Medium to full red-purple; from this point on I have real problems with the wine. Like the curate's egg, it is great in parts, but not others. The 
  59376. others
  59377.  derive from the degree of what is euphemistically called lift and technically called volatile acidity. There are wonderful dark berry and dark chocolate flavours together with that sweet, cedary oak, but I cannot help but notice the volatility. Others may be less pedantic.
  59378. 2003K
  59379. 1998R
  59380. 2003U
  59381. 9/12/97V
  59382. 24/6/98W
  59383. 99 bookY
  59384. 24/6/98\
  59385. 2948^
  59386. James Halliday
  59387. 3115C
  59388. 1/10/97
  59389. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with an attractive range of almost fluffy fruit and cedary oak aromas.   There is fresh red berry fruit on the mid palate, before those earthy Coonawarra cabernet characters come on the finish.  Minimal oak input throughout.  
  59390. 2004K
  59391. 1998R
  59392. 2004U
  59393. 9/12/97V
  59394. 24/6/98Y
  59395. 24/6/98\
  59396. 2950^
  59397. James Halliday
  59398. 1/10/97D
  59399. Medium purple-red; sweet and clean dark berry fruit is supported by subtle oak on the bouquet; a solidly flavoured wine with blackberry/blackcurrant fruit, harmoniously sweet. Outstanding at its price point.F
  59400. 2001K
  59401. 1998R
  59402. 2001U
  59403. 9/12/97V
  59404. 24/6/98W
  59405. 99 bookY
  59406. 24/6/98\
  59407. 2951^
  59408. James Halliday
  59409. 1/10/97D
  59410. Medium to full purple-red; there is a mix of ripe cassis fruit and cedary oak on the smooth bouquet; the palate provides more of that sweet cassis-accented fruit, finishing with soft tannins. An exceptional achievement for the vintage.F
  59411. 2006K
  59412. 2000R
  59413. 2006U
  59414. 9/12/97V
  59415. 24/6/98W
  59416. 99 bookY
  59417. 24/6/98\
  59418. 2952^
  59419. James Halliday
  59420. 3052C
  59421. 1/10/97
  59422. Dense red-purple; the bouquet, like the colour, is dense, with dark chocolate, earth and berry fruit. A somewhat rustic wine on the palate, once again powerful and dense, with earthy/chocolatey flavours. Masses of character and tannins.F
  59423. 2008K
  59424. 2000R
  59425. 2008U
  59426. 9/12/97V
  59427. 24/6/98W
  59428. 99 bookY
  59429. 24/6/98\
  59430. 2953^
  59431. 3052w
  59432. James Halliday
  59433. 1/10/97
  59434. JMedium red-purple; the bouquet is quite attractive, with an array of soft earthy/chocolatey/mulberry fruit aromas with some vanillin oak in support. The palate, however, is more leafy and tough than the bouquet suggests; not up to the Shiraz of the same vintage, and a reflection of the difficult year for Cabernet in Coonawarra. 
  59435. 2003K
  59436. 1999R
  59437. 2003U
  59438. 9/12/97V
  59439. 24/6/98W
  59440. 99 bookY
  59441. 24/6/98\
  59442. 2954^
  59443. James Halliday
  59444. 4035C
  59445. 1/10/97
  59446. >Dense, youthful purple-red; the bouquet is clean, with very concentrated cassis/blackberry fruit supported by subtle oak.  Immensely powerful, dense and concentrated on the palate, suggesting some use of juice run-off (Saign
  59447. e). Pervasive tannins will soften, and the fruit is there to support them. Just be patient.  
  59448. 2015K
  59449. 2005R
  59450. 2015U
  59451. 16/12/97V
  59452. 24/6/98Y
  59453. 24/6/98\
  59454. 2955^
  59455. James Halliday
  59456. 3157C
  59457. 1/10/97
  59458. XMedium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with sweet berry fruit and gentle vanilla oak. Attractive, softly sweet cassis fruit on the palate is again supported by well-handled oak. Won't be particularly long-lived, but its softness and approachability are a very good outcome for a vintage which produced many tough wines.
  59459. 2004K
  59460. 1999R
  59461. 2004U
  59462. 16/12/97V
  59463. 24/6/98W
  59464. 99 bookY
  59465. 24/6/98\
  59466. 2956^
  59467. 3157w
  59468. James Halliday
  59469. 1/10/97D
  59470. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is austere and the palate far tougher than one would wish it to be. All in all, very much a victim of the vintage.F
  59471. 2004K
  59472. 1999R
  59473. 2004U
  59474. 17/12/97V
  59475. 24/6/98Y
  59476. 24/6/98\
  59477. 2957^
  59478. James Halliday
  59479. 1/10/97D
  59480. Medium to full red-purple; a solid and full bouquet with ripe earthy blackberry fruit runs into a palate of medium weight which starts with good cassis berry fruit, although it seems to fall away slightly on the mid to back palate.F
  59481. 2007K
  59482. 2000R
  59483. 2007U
  59484. 17/12/97V
  59485. 24/6/98W
  59486. 99 bookY
  59487. 24/6/98\
  59488. 2958^
  59489. James Halliday
  59490. 1/10/97
  59491. Medium to full purple-red; a smooth gently sweet-textured bouquet with that very special character of Moss Wood, a particular softness which is quite unique. The palate is in precisely the same mould, with soft, luscious mouthfilling blackcurrant and dark chocolate fruit flavours with perfectly integrated and balanced sweet oak. The tannins, likewise, are extraordinarily supple and fine.
  59492. 2015K
  59493. 2000R
  59494. 2015U
  59495. 17/12/97V
  59496. 24/6/98W
  59497. 99 bookY
  59498. 24/6/98\
  59499. 2959^
  59500. James Halliday
  59501. 4036C
  59502. 1/10/97D
  59503. Light to medium red; light, leafy/spicy cool-climate aromas lead on to a palate in similar style, faintly medicinal, and with more of those spicy/leafy flavours, finishing with very light tannins.F
  59504. 1999K
  59505. 1998R
  59506. 1999U
  59507. 17/12/97V
  59508. 24/6/98W
  59509. 99 bookY
  59510. 24/6/98\
  59511. 2960^
  59512. 4036w
  59513. James Halliday
  59514. 1/10/97
  59515. Medium purple-red; there is quite pronounced vanillin oak on the bouquet, with soft chocolatey/earthy fruit to follow.  However, on the palate, sweet cassis and currant fruit is more evident than the bouquet suggests, finishing with delicate tannins and cedary oak.  
  59516. 2005K
  59517. 2000R
  59518. 2005U
  59519. 17/12/97V
  59520. 24/6/98W
  59521. 99 bookY
  59522. 24/6/98\
  59523. 2961^
  59524. James Halliday
  59525. 1/10/97
  59526. Medium red-purple; the bouquet has attractive blackcurrant/cassis fruit with subtle oak; the palate exhibits pleasant blackcurrant and mulberry fruit with soft tannins and just a light touch of oak.  Not complex but as the old saying goes, easy on the gums.  
  59527. 2005K
  59528. 1998R
  59529. 2005U
  59530. 17/12/97V
  59531. 24/6/98Y
  59532. 24/6/98\
  59533. 2962^
  59534. James Halliday
  59535. 2255C
  59536. 1/10/97
  59537. qMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth and rich with a range of dark fruit/blackberry aromas with hints of dark chocolate and oak. A richly structured and constructed wine on the palate with layers of red and blackberry fruit, supported by sweet, creamy oak and soft but persistent tannins. Outstanding, and significantly richer than many of its predecessors.
  59538. 2010K
  59539. 2000R
  59540. 2010U
  59541. 17/12/97V
  59542. 24/6/98Y
  59543. 24/6/98\
  59544. 2963^
  59545. James Halliday
  59546. 4037C
  59547. 1/10/97
  59548. Medium red-purple; the bottle development has seen the emergence of secondary fruit aromas in an earthy/chocolatey spectrum, with subtle oak in support. There is a pleasant mix of berry, leaf, mint and chocolate flavours on a restrained and stylish palate.
  59549. 2008K
  59550. 1999R
  59551. 2008U
  59552. 17/12/97V
  59553. 24/6/98W
  59554. 99 bookY
  59555. 24/6/98\
  59556. 2964^
  59557. 4037w
  59558. James Halliday
  59559. 2251C
  59560. 1/10/97
  59561. Vivid fuschia pink; as you would expect, the bouquet is clean and fresh, with a mix of vibrant cherry and more herbal notes. The palate is fresh, with the crisp young fruit neatly balanced by a touch of sweetness on the finish.F
  59562. 1999K
  59563. 1998R
  59564. 1999U
  59565. 18/12/97V
  59566. 24/6/98W
  59567. 99 bookY
  59568. 24/6/98\
  59569. 2966^
  59570. 2251w
  59571. James Halliday
  59572. 1/10/97D
  59573. Bright crimson fuschia; spotlessly clean cherry-accented bouquet leads into a palate with abundant cherry fruit flavours; very good length and balance, and more weight than the Turkey Flat Ros
  59574.  of the same vintage.F
  59575. 1999K
  59576. 1998R
  59577. 1999U
  59578. 18/12/97V
  59579. 24/6/98W
  59580. 99 bookY
  59581. 24/6/98\
  59582. 2967^
  59583. James Halliday
  59584. 4039C
  59585. 1/10/97
  59586. Strong red-purple; masses of dark cherry fruit with some more briary undertones, and subtle oak on the bouquet.  The palate shows rather more vanillin American oak than does the bouquet, but works well, for there is plenty of rich, sweet fruit to justify that oak.
  59587. 2003K
  59588. 1988R
  59589. 2003U
  59590. 18/12/97V
  59591. 24/6/98W
  59592. 99 bookY
  59593. 24/6/98\
  59594. 2968^
  59595. 4039w
  59596. James Halliday
  59597. 4040C
  59598. 1/10/97D
  59599. Medium red; tangy lemon and vanilla oak is very evident, but so is gently spicy fruit on the bouquet. The wine is oaky, but has some attractive spicy/earthy fruit, and finishes well.F
  59600. 2000K
  59601. 1998R
  59602. 2000U
  59603. 18/12/97V
  59604. 24/6/98W
  59605. 99 bookY
  59606. 24/6/98\
  59607. 2969^
  59608. 4040w
  59609. James Halliday
  59610. 1/1/98D
  59611. Surprisingly light colour; a very disappointing bouquet with distinct old oak/pongy/gluepaste aromas. The palate is marginally better, but this is a fairly ordinary wine.  F
  59612. 2001K
  59613. 1998R
  59614. 2001U
  59615. 18/12/97V
  59616. 24/6/98W
  59617. 99 bookY
  59618. 24/6/98\
  59619. 2970^
  59620. James Halliday
  59621. 4041C
  59622. 1/10/97D
  59623. Medium red-purple; quite fragrant (as the cold fermentation would suggest), clean and fresh; a marked lemon and vanilla oak influence is also immediately apparent. A well-made, elegant wine on the palate, with fresh berry fruit and nicely balanced oak.F
  59624. 2003K
  59625. 1998R
  59626. 2003U
  59627. 19/12/97V
  59628. 24/6/98W
  59629. 99 bookY
  59630. 24/6/98\
  59631. 2971^
  59632. 4041w
  59633. James Halliday
  59634. 1/10/97
  59635. Youthful purple-red, as one would expect. The bouquet is similarly youthful, with red berry, mint, leaf and earth aromas. Light cherry fruit and soft tannins on a pleasant palate mark a wine which is still improving but will mature fairly quickly. It would seem to show the influence of increased Vinomatic fermentation. 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Shiraz, 6% Cabernet Franc, 3% Malbec, 3% Merlot.
  59636. 2004K
  59637. 1999R
  59638. 2004U
  59639. 19/12/97V
  59640. 24/6/98Y
  59641. 24/6/98\
  59642. 2972^
  59643. James Halliday
  59644. 4042C
  59645. 1/10/97D
  59646. Strong red-purple; a very rich, ripe and full bouquet with abundant dark berry fruit leads on to a rich and concentrated palate with dark cherry and berry fruit flavours with balanced tannins on the finish.  F
  59647. 2006K
  59648. 2001R
  59649. 2006U
  59650. 19/12/97V
  59651. 24/6/98W
  59652. 99 bookY
  59653. 24/6/98\
  59654. 2973^
  59655. 4042w
  59656. James Halliday
  59657. 4043C
  59658. 1/10/97D
  59659. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet with quite vibrant fruit and moderately powerful oak.  The palate, too, shows strongly accented blackberry fruit, with good depth and balance.  F
  59660. 2004K
  59661. 1999R
  59662. 2004U
  59663. 19/12/97V
  59664. 24/6/98Y
  59665. 24/6/98\
  59666. 2974^
  59667. James Halliday
  59668. 4044C
  59669. 1/10/97
  59670. Medium red; a clean, moderately oaky bouquet with pleasantly sweet fruit; both it and the palate are starting to show some development, with a mix of leafy/herbaceous Cabernet and sweeter Merlot fruit on the palate.  F
  59671. 2000K
  59672. 1998R
  59673. 2000U
  59674. 19/12/97V
  59675. 24/6/98W
  59676. 99 bookY
  59677. 24/6/98\
  59678. 2975^
  59679. 4044w
  59680. James Halliday
  59681. 1/10/97D
  59682. Light red; the bouquet shows fresh red berry fruit of moderate intensity, and minimal oak. The palate has fresh, red berry, leaf and mint fruit, but lacks the depth and complexity of earlier vintages.F
  59683. 2000K
  59684. 1998R
  59685. 2000U
  59686. 19/12/97V
  59687. 24/6/98W
  59688. 99 bookY
  59689. 24/6/98\
  59690. 2976^
  59691. James Halliday
  59692. 4045C
  59693. 1/10/97
  59694. Medium red-purple; there are fresh bright fruit aromas, pleasantly juicy on the bouquet with just a hint of oak. There are equivalently bright minty/berry fruit flavours on the palate; the oak influence is restrained, and the tannins appropriately light.F
  59695. 1999K
  59696. 1998R
  59697. 1999U
  59698. 19/12/97V
  59699. 24/6/98W
  59700. 99 bookY
  59701. 24/6/98\
  59702. 2977^
  59703. 4045w
  59704. James Halliday
  59705. 4046C
  59706. 1/10/97D
  59707. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet, with blackberry fruit aromas leads into a strongly flavoured palate with abundant, ripe sweet berry fruits and soft tannins. F
  59708. 2004K
  59709. 1999R
  59710. 2004U
  59711. 19/12/97V
  59712. 24/6/98W
  59713. 99 bookY
  59714. 24/6/98\
  59715. 2978^
  59716. 4046w
  59717. James Halliday
  59718. 4047C
  59719. 1/10/97
  59720. Medium red-purple; fresh earthy/berry fruit aromas with just a hint of oak are followed by a fresh and lively juicy/berry flavoured palate with minimal oak input and which almost certainly came direct ex-tank to bottle without barrel maturation.  F
  59721. 1999K
  59722. 1998R
  59723. 1999U
  59724. 19/12/97V
  59725. 24/6/98W
  59726. 99 bookY
  59727. 24/6/98\
  59728. 2979^
  59729. 4047w
  59730. James Halliday
  59731. 1/10/97
  59732. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with some leafy edges to a core of blackcurrant fruit backed by subtle oak. A well structured and balanced wine, with a core of fruit sweetness, and the American oak input under control. Not up to the quality of previous vintages.
  59733. 2005K
  59734. 2000R
  59735. 2005U
  59736. 19/12/97V
  59737. 24/6/98W
  59738. 99 bookY
  59739. 24/6/98\
  59740. 2980^
  59741. James Halliday
  59742. 4048C
  59743. 1/10/97
  59744. Medium red; a most attractive bouquet with stylish fruit and French oak neatly balanced and integrated; there is more attractive blackberry fruit on the palate with excellent oak balance and integration.  F
  59745. 2005K
  59746. 1999R
  59747. 2005U
  59748. 19/12/97V
  59749. 24/6/98W
  59750. 99 bookY
  59751. 24/6/98\
  59752. 2981^
  59753. 4048w
  59754. James Halliday
  59755. 1/10/97D
  59756. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with plenty of sweet dark berry/blackcurrant/mulberry fruit, with a nice mix of chocolate and berry fruit on the palate. The oak is subtle and well integrated, the tannins balanced.  F
  59757. 2004K
  59758. 1999R
  59759. 2004U
  59760. 19/12/97V
  59761. 24/6/98W
  59762. 99 bookY
  59763. 24/6/98\
  59764. 2982^
  59765. James Halliday
  59766. 1/10/97D
  59767. Light to medium yellow-green; a full, soft somewhat broad bouquet with lime juice aromas; a generously flavoured palate with lime and tropical fruit, but a rather heavy, phenolic finish.F
  59768. 1999K
  59769. 1998R
  59770. 19/12/97V
  59771. 24/6/98W
  59772. 99 bookY
  59773. 24/6/98\
  59774. 2983^
  59775. James Halliday
  59776. 4049C
  59777. 1/10/97D
  59778. Light yellow-green; a crisp, light but fragrant passionfruit-accented bouquet leads into a spotlessly clean, delicate and crisp palate. There isn't a lot of flesh or weight here but I find the filigreed delicacy attractive.F
  59779. 2000K
  59780. 1998R
  59781. 2000U
  59782. 19/12/97V
  59783. 24/6/98W
  59784. 99 bookY
  59785. 24/6/98\
  59786. 2984^
  59787. 4049w
  59788. James Halliday
  59789. 1/10/97D
  59790. Light to medium yellow-green; an attractively rich bouquet with sweet citrus aromas; a marvellously balanced and modulated wine in the mouth, with abundant mid-palate lemony fruit followed by a fine, dry, lingering but not phenolic finish.  F
  59791. 2012K
  59792. 1998R
  59793. 2012U
  59794. 19/12/97V
  59795. 24/6/98W
  59796. 99 bookY
  59797. 24/6/98\
  59798. 2985^
  59799. James Halliday
  59800. 1/10/97
  59801. Medium to full yellow-green; rich, forward and full tropical/passionfruit aromas introduce a ripe fleshy wine with more of that tropical/pineapple fruit of the bouquet. Flavoursome, quick-developing style.F
  59802. 2000K
  59803. 1998R
  59804. 2000U
  59805. 19/12/97V
  59806. 24/6/98W
  59807. 99 bookY
  59808. 24/6/98\
  59809. 2986^
  59810. James Halliday
  59811. 1/10/97D
  59812. Medium yellow-green; sweet, ripe tropical/pineapple fruit aromas in full style are echoed in the ultra-rich, full and broad palate.F
  59813. 2000K
  59814. 1998R
  59815. 2000U
  59816. 19/12/97V
  59817. 24/6/98W
  59818. 99 bookY
  59819. 24/6/98\
  59820. 2987^
  59821. James Halliday
  59822. 1/10/97D
  59823. Light straw-green; a fresh, floral passionfruit and citrus bouquet is followed by a wine with abundant lime and passionfruit flavour, yet which retains elegance.  Distinct regional style which you either like or dislike.F
  59824. 2007K
  59825. 2000R
  59826. 2007U
  59827. 19/12/97V
  59828. 24/6/98W
  59829. 99 bookY
  59830. 24/6/98\
  59831. 2988^
  59832. James Halliday
  59833. 1/10/97D
  59834. Light green-yellow; an utterly beguiling bouquet, crisp and clean, with floral, lime fruit and just a hint of toast.  On the palate combines delicacy with power; the lime/citrus fruit has a nice cut which freshens the long, clean, relatively dry finish.F
  59835. 2000K
  59836. 1998R
  59837. 2000U
  59838. 19/12/97V
  59839. 24/6/98W
  59840. 99 bookY
  59841. 24/6/98\
  59842. 2989^
  59843. James Halliday
  59844. 1/10/97D
  59845. Light to medium yellow-green; a highly aromatic bouquet with lime tropical aromas. The palate is beautifully modulated and fine, with lime and passionfruit followed by a crisp, dry finish. Outstanding winemaking.F
  59846. 2003K
  59847. 1998R
  59848. 2003U
  59849. 19/12/97V
  59850. 24/6/98W
  59851. 99 bookY
  59852. 24/6/98\
  59853. 2990^
  59854. James Halliday
  59855. 1/10/97
  59856. Light green-yellow; there is a classic lime, mineral and toast mix of aromas which are precisely repeated on the clean, crisp palate, where mineral, herb and gently toasty fruit flavours run through to a very long, dry, low phenolic finish.F
  59857. 2007K
  59858. 1999R
  59859. 2007U
  59860. 19/12/97V
  59861. 24/6/98Y
  59862. 24/6/98\
  59863. 2991^
  59864. James Halliday
  59865. 4050C
  59866. 1/10/97D
  59867. Light to medium yellow-green; a super-fragrant bouquet with striking passionfruit/lime aromas, and an array of flavours on the palate from passionfruit to nettle. Long finish to a strikingly different wine.F
  59868. 2000K
  59869. 1998R
  59870. 2000U
  59871. 19/12/97V
  59872. 24/6/98W
  59873. 99 bookY
  59874. 24/6/98\
  59875. 2992^
  59876. 4050w
  59877. James Halliday
  59878. 3093C
  59879. 1/10/97D
  59880. Light to medium yellow-green; a rich and full bouquet with faintly biscuity/burnt aromas, reminiscent of the Hunter Valley. The palate, too, has some biscuity flavours sometimes encountered in the Hunter. Strange.F
  59881. 2002K
  59882. 1999R
  59883. 2002U
  59884. 19/12/97V
  59885. 24/6/98W
  59886. 99 bookY
  59887. 24/6/98\
  59888. 2993^
  59889. 3093w
  59890. James Halliday
  59891. 1/10/97D
  59892. Light green-yellow; a light, fresh and clean bouquet with gently herbaceous varietal fruit, and a quite flavoursome palate, with a mix of gooseberry, passionfruit and more herbal flavours. A solid follow-up to the 
  59893. 1999K
  59894. 1998R
  59895. 1999U
  59896. 19/12/97V
  59897. 24/6/98W
  59898. 99 bookY
  59899. 24/6/98\
  59900. 2994^
  59901. James Halliday
  59902. 4051C
  59903. 1/10/97D
  59904. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, clean and firm with herbaceous fruit aromas. The palate has good weight and structure, with length and grip to the finish, although the varietal character is in the subdued minerally/herbal spectrum.F
  59905. 1999K
  59906. 1998R
  59907. 1999U
  59908. 19/12/97V
  59909. 24/6/98W
  59910. 99 bookY
  59911. 24/6/98\
  59912. 2995^
  59913. 4051w
  59914. James Halliday
  59915. 1/10/97
  59916. Medium yellow-green; there is an attractive mix of tropical and gooseberry fruit aromas on the bouquet, supported on the palate by some minerally characters which aid the structure.  Fine and long flavoured.F
  59917. 1999K
  59918. 1998R
  59919. 1999U
  59920. 19/12/97V
  59921. 24/6/98W
  59922. 99 bookY
  59923. 24/6/98\
  59924. 2996^
  59925. James Halliday
  59926. 4052C
  59927. 1/10/97D
  59928. Light green-yellow; a lively, lifted bouquet with passionfruit aromatics is followed by an equally lively palate, with more of those passionfruit accents, and a nicely balanced flick of residual sugar. Smart winemaking.F
  59929. 1999K
  59930. 1998R
  59931. 1999U
  59932. 19/12/97V
  59933. 24/6/98W
  59934. 99 bookY
  59935. 24/6/98\
  59936. 2997^
  59937. 4052w
  59938. James Halliday
  59939. 4053C
  59940. 1/10/97
  59941. #Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex with attractive fruit and spicy oak.  A wine with lots of character on the palate, with well-handled oak adding a dimension, likewise the Viognier and Roussane components. Not overblown, nor a heavyweight, and may well repay medium-term cellaring.
  59942. 2003K
  59943. 1998R
  59944. 2003U
  59945. 19/12/97V
  59946. 24/6/98W
  59947. 99 bookY
  59948. 24/6/98\
  59949. 2998^
  59950. 4053w
  59951. James Halliday
  59952. 4054C
  59953. 1/10/97
  59954. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is fragrant, with a mix of passionfruit, melon and white peach. The palate is slightly more herbaceous than the bouquet, but melon and passionfruit flavours do reappear, and while light and crisp, it has pleasant mouthfeel and a harmonious finish.  
  59955. 2001K
  59956. 1998R
  59957. 2001U
  59958. 19/12/97V
  59959. 24/6/98W
  59960. 99 bookY
  59961. 24/6/98\
  59962. 2999^
  59963. 4054w
  59964. James Halliday
  59965. 1/10/97
  59966. Light to medium yellow-green; there is above average weight to the bouquet, the aromas running from pear to melon to citrus.  The palate shows relatively straightforward fruit but is clean and fresh, and has quite good structure.F
  59967. 1999K
  59968. 1998R
  59969. 1999U
  59970. 19/12/97V
  59971. 24/6/98W
  59972. 99 bookY
  59973. 24/6/98\
  59974. 3000^
  59975. James Halliday
  59976. 2381C
  59977. 1/10/97D
  59978. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet shows overt chippy oak; less would have been better. However, there is more fruit (relative to the oak) on the palate, with warm peachy flavours. An honest example of the style in its price category. Drink quickly.F
  59979. 1999K
  59980. 1998R
  59981. 1999U
  59982. 19/12/97V
  59983. 24/6/98W
  59984. 99 bookY
  59985. 24/6/98\
  59986. 3001^
  59987. 2381w
  59988. James Halliday
  59989. 3086C
  59990. 1/10/97
  59991. /Medium yellow-green; a harmonious and smooth bouquet with peach, melon and fig fruit of medium to full intensity supported by subtle oak. The palate is richly flavoured with excellent fruit weight and intensity, and that perfectly integrated oak. Has length; exceptional value for money, as was the 
  59992. 1999K
  59993. 1998R
  59994. 1999U
  59995. 19/12/97V
  59996. 24/6/98W
  59997. 99 bookY
  59998. 24/6/98\
  59999. 3002^
  60000. 3086w
  60001. James Halliday
  60002. 1/10/97
  60003. PMedium yellow-green; a complex, tangy and stylish bouquet with grapefruit/melon fruit and no hint of the use of oak chips. The palate has exceptional intensity of fruit flavour with some ripe fig flavours coming through together with the grapefruit and melon. Good length, subtle oak. Yet another outstanding achievement for a $10 wine.
  60004. 1999K
  60005. 1998R
  60006. 1999U
  60007. 19/12/97V
  60008. 24/6/98W
  60009. 99 bookY
  60010. 24/6/98\
  60011. 3003^
  60012. James Halliday
  60013. 1/10/97D
  60014. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, of moderate intensity, with a touch of citrus running along with the more typical peach. The palate is clean and fresh, with quite good length, and minimal oak influence.F
  60015. 2000K
  60016. 1998R
  60017. 2000U
  60018. 19/12/97V
  60019. 24/6/98W
  60020. 99 bookY
  60021. 24/6/98\
  60022. 3004^
  60023. 4055w
  60024. James Halliday
  60025. 3361C
  60026. 1/10/97D
  60027. Medium to full yellow-green; the effective use of oak together with ripe fig and melon fruit produces a full and complex bouquet.  The palate, too, is honest and full-flavoured, the oak judiciously handled. Probably best earlier in its life.F
  60028. 1999K
  60029. 1998R
  60030. 1999U
  60031. 19/12/97V
  60032. 24/6/98W
  60033. 99 bookY
  60034. 24/6/98\
  60035. 3005^
  60036. 3361w
  60037. James Halliday
  60038. 3047C
  60039. 1/10/97
  60040.     Light green-yellow; the aromas are clean, light and crisp, in the herbal/lemon spectrum, and none of the passionfruit which is present in many of the region's Rieslings in recent years. The palate is tight and toasty; not a lot of flesh there now, but bred to stay.
  60041. 2007K
  60042. 2000R
  60043. 2007U
  60044. 6/1/98V
  60045. 24/6/98W
  60046. 99 bookY
  60047. 24/6/98\
  60048. 3006^
  60049. 3047w
  60050. James Halliday
  60051. 3355C
  60052. 1/10/97D
  60053. Light to medium yellow-green; an aromatic bouquet with attractive, soft lime/tropical aromas and a very well-constructed palate, delivering all one could possibly expect in a wine made in this volume and sold at this price.F
  60054. 1999K
  60055. 1998R
  60056. 1999U
  60057. 6/1/98V
  60058. 24/6/98W
  60059. 99 bookY
  60060. 24/6/98\
  60061. 3007^
  60062. 3355w
  60063. James Halliday
  60064. 1/4/97
  60065. Medium yellow-green; an intense, powerful and racy bouquet with a mix of herb, citrus lemon and mineral aromas leads into a similarly powerful and racy palate. Tightly structured, with more of those minerally undertones of the bouquet; has bite and length.
  60066. 2010K
  60067. 1997R
  60068. 2010U
  60069. 6/1/98V
  60070. 24/6/98Y
  60071. 24/6/98\
  60072. 3008^
  60073. James Halliday
  60074. 1/4/97
  60075. 6Light to medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean and powerful bouquet with predominantly citrus/lime fruit, and just a hint of tropical sweetness. The palate unfolds progressively, with a steely core around which pristine varietal fruit flavours are folded. Has all the indications of becoming a great classic.
  60076. 2017K
  60077. 1998R
  60078. 2017U
  60079. 6/1/98V
  60080. 24/6/98W
  60081. 99 bookY
  60082. 24/6/98\
  60083. 3009^
  60084. James Halliday
  60085. 1/10/97
  60086. Light to medium yellow-green; a very fragrant bouquet, with lots of attractive lime juice aromas introduces a wine bursting with lime and passionfruit on the mid-palate before moving on to a crisp, dry finish.F
  60087. 2007K
  60088. 1998R
  60089. 2007U
  60090. 6/1/98V
  60091. 24/6/98W
  60092. 99 bookY
  60093. 24/6/98\
  60094. 3010^
  60095. James Halliday
  60096. 4056C
  60097. 1/10/97D
  60098. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fresh, with an attractive mix of mineral, lime and lemon fruit of light to medium intensity. The palate is surprisingly delicate and fresh, with lemon and lime fruit flavours. F
  60099. 2006K
  60100. 1998R
  60101. 2006U
  60102. 6/1/98V
  60103. 24/6/98Y
  60104. 24/6/98\
  60105. 3011^
  60106. James Halliday
  60107. 2231C
  60108. 1/4/97
  60109. Medium yellow-green; spotlessly clean, with the first signs of honey developing, but with good concentration.  A seductive palate with ripe lime, citrus and honey fruit flavours, and excellent mouthfeel. Showing none of the flatness expected from Riesling in transition.
  60110. 2010K
  60111. 1998R
  60112. 2010U
  60113. 6/1/98V
  60114. 24/6/98W
  60115. 99 bookY
  60116. 24/6/98\
  60117. 3012^
  60118. 2231w
  60119. James Halliday
  60120. 1/10/97
  60121. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful with herbaceous semillon neatly woven through with a hint of spicy oak.  The palate delivers more of the same with quite potent semillon fruit and distinct seasoning of spicy/charry oak adding flavour for early drinking.
  60122. 2003K
  60123. 1998R
  60124. 2003U
  60125. 6/1/98V
  60126. 24/6/98W
  60127. 99 bookY
  60128. 24/6/98\
  60129. 3013^
  60130. James Halliday
  60131. 1/10/97
  60132. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with good depth and varietal character in a lemony mould. A very well-made wine on the palate, with plenty of depth to the fruit, yet avoiding over-extraction or phenolics, the absence of oak a plus. Exceptional value at the price.
  60133. 2001K
  60134. 1998R
  60135. 2001U
  60136. 6/1/98V
  60137. 24/6/98W
  60138. 99 bookY
  60139. 24/6/98\
  60140. 3014^
  60141. James Halliday
  60142. 1/2/98
  60143. 7Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet shows intense varietal character, with a mix of herbaceous and more honeyed fruit, together with hints of toast starting to develop. The palate is quite outstanding, with a lovely combination of honey and herbs; delicious mouthfeel and excellent structure. The best since 1987.
  60144. 2008K
  60145. 1998R
  60146. 2008U
  60147. 6/1/98V
  60148. 24/6/98W
  60149. 99 bookY
  60150. 24/6/98\
  60151. 3015^
  60152. James Halliday
  60153. 2124C
  60154. 1/10/97
  60155. Light yellow-green; a strikingly intense and vibrant bouquet with masses of passionfruit and gooseberry aromas is followed by a surprisingly, but refreshingly, delicate palate, crisp and tingling with good acidity and mouthfeel.F
  60156. 1999K
  60157. 1998R
  60158. 1999U
  60159. 6/1/98V
  60160. 24/6/98W
  60161. 99 bookY
  60162. 24/6/98\
  60163. 3016^
  60164. 2124w
  60165. James Halliday
  60166. 1/10/97DwAn extremely disappointing wine with oily coconut overtones apparently deriving from the use of some poorly chosen oak.F
  60167. 1999K
  60168. 1998R
  60169. 1999U
  60170. 6/1/98V
  60171. 24/6/98W
  60172. 99 bookY
  60173. 24/6/98\
  60174. 3017^
  60175. James Halliday
  60176. 4057C
  60177. 1/10/97D
  60178. Light to medium green-yellow; a clean, firm bouquet of medium intensity although a little subdued. The palate is crisp and clean with a mix of mineral and herbaceous flavours, all one could expect at the price.F
  60179. 1999K
  60180. 1998R
  60181. 1999U
  60182. 6/1/98V
  60183. 24/6/98W
  60184. 99 bookY
  60185. 24/6/98\
  60186. 3018^
  60187. 4057w
  60188. James Halliday
  60189. 4058C
  60190. 1/10/97D
  60191. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with tropical and banana aromas is followed by a pleasant, soft fruit salad-flavoured palate finishing with quite crisp acidity.F
  60192. 1999K
  60193. 1998R
  60194. 1999U
  60195. 6/1/98V
  60196. 24/6/98W
  60197. 99 bookY
  60198. 24/6/98\
  60199. 3019^
  60200. 4058w
  60201. James Halliday
  60202. 1/10/97
  60203. 8Medium yellow-green; a complex yet fruit-driven bouquet, with a mix of rich, ripe gooseberry and more lemony fruit supported by subliminal oak. There is masses of flavour on the palate, essentially sweet passionfruit and gooseberry, followed by a pleasantly dry finish which prevents the wine going over the top.
  60204. 2001K
  60205. 1998R
  60206. 2001U
  60207. 6/1/98V
  60208. 24/6/98W
  60209. 99 bookY
  60210. 24/6/98\
  60211. 3020^
  60212. James Halliday
  60213. 4059C
  60214. 1/10/97
  60215. Medium yellow-green; has considerable character and presence, with a bite to the fruit. The palate, likewise, has some unexpected bite and grip, with the character of a wine in a higher price bracket. The only query is the hint of chippy oak lurking in the background.
  60216. 1999K
  60217. 1998R
  60218. 1999U
  60219. 6/1/98V
  60220. 24/6/98W
  60221. 99 bookY
  60222. 24/6/98\
  60223. 3021^
  60224. 4059w
  60225. James Halliday
  60226. 1/10/97D
  60227. Light to medium yellow-green; a quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of passionfruit and gooseberry aromas, though not particularly intense. There is more of the same on a relatively light-bodied but pleasantly commercial palate.F
  60228. 1999K
  60229. 1998R
  60230. 1999U
  60231. 6/1/98V
  60232. 24/6/98W
  60233. 99 bookY
  60234. 24/6/98\
  60235. 3022^
  60236. James Halliday
  60237. 3079C
  60238. 1/10/97
  60239. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity with a mix of melon, white peach and citrus fruit repeated on the clean, relatively crisp palate, likewise of medium weight. Simple and straightforward.F
  60240. 1999K
  60241. 1998R
  60242. 1999U
  60243. 6/1/98V
  60244. 24/6/98W
  60245. 99 bookY
  60246. 24/6/98\
  60247. 3023^
  60248. 3079w
  60249. James Halliday
  60250. 2193C
  60251. 1/10/97
  60252. ELight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with melon and peach fruit and excellently balanced use of a touch of oak. The palate lives up to the bouquet, with similar melon and peach fruit, and an ever so cunning touch of spicy oak, doubtless from the use of innerstaves and chips, but extremely well done. 
  60253. 1999K
  60254. 1998R
  60255. 1999U
  60256. 6/1/98V
  60257. 24/6/98W
  60258. 99 bookY
  60259. 24/6/98\
  60260. 3024^
  60261. 2193w
  60262. James Halliday
  60263. 4060C
  60264. 1/10/97
  60265. Medium yellow-green; a solid wine on the bouquet with ripe peach and buttery fruit. A similarly solid wine, particularly on the mid-palate; the makers have obviously opted for maximum fruit extraction. Dips ever so slightly on the finish.F
  60266. 1999K
  60267. 1998R
  60268. 1999U
  60269. 6/1/98V
  60270. 24/6/98W
  60271. 99 bookY
  60272. 24/6/98\
  60273. 3025^
  60274. 4060w
  60275. James Halliday
  60276. 1/10/97
  60277. Light to medium yellow-green; attractive melon, peach and fig varietal fruit is supported by quality oak on the bouquet. Similarly, lively peachy melon fruit, with a slippery feel, is complexed by touches of nutmeg and clove (from oak) on the palate. Nice wine.
  60278. 1999K
  60279. 1998R
  60280. 1999U
  60281. 6/1/98V
  60282. 24/6/98W
  60283. 99 bookY
  60284. 24/6/98\
  60285. 3026^
  60286. James Halliday
  60287. 1/10/97
  60288. Medium yellow-green; a rich, full and complex bouquet with ripe, strongly figgy, fruit leads into an even more complex palate in which a range of tangy citrus and melon flavours, at once distinctively Margaret River yet vaguely Burgundian, come into play. 
  60289. 2003K
  60290. 1998R
  60291. 2003U
  60292. 6/1/98V
  60293. 24/6/98W
  60294. 99 bookY
  60295. 24/6/98\
  60296. 3027^
  60297. James Halliday
  60298. 4061C
  60299. 1/10/97
  60300. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth and stylish, with a seamless marriage of melon/citrus fruit and oak. The palate is lively and fresh, with tight citrussy 
  60301.  almost minerally 
  60302.  fruit, less luscious than many of its peers, but more elegant.
  60303. 2004K
  60304. 1999R
  60305. 2004U
  60306. 6/1/98V
  60307. 24/6/98W
  60308. 99 bookY
  60309. 24/6/98\
  60310. 3028^
  60311. 4061w
  60312. James Halliday
  60313. 1/10/97
  60314. Medium to full yellow-green; a big, slightly broad style with dried fig and peach aromas and flavours; the major problem lies with the rather hessiany oak which is not well integrated. F
  60315. 2000K
  60316. 1998R
  60317. 2000U
  60318. 6/1/98V
  60319. 24/6/98W
  60320. 99 bookY
  60321. 24/6/98\
  60322. 3029^
  60323. James Halliday
  60324. 3814C
  60325. 1/10/97D
  60326. Medium to full yellow-green; not particularly complex, but pleasant peach and melon fruit with subtle oak are present on both bouquet and palate; fresh, clean commercial wine.F
  60327. 1999K
  60328. 1998R
  60329. 1999U
  60330. 6/1/98V
  60331. 24/6/98W
  60332. 99 bookY
  60333. 24/6/98\
  60334. 3030^
  60335. 3814w
  60336. James Halliday
  60337. 4062C
  60338. 1/10/97
  60339. >Glowing yellow-green; a cavalcade of fruit aromas running through grapefruit, melon and nectarine are supported by excellent French oak barrel-fermentation characters. A marvellously balanced and constructed wine on the palate with lingering but not heavy melon and nectarine fruit, and more of that sophisticated oak.
  60340. 2003K
  60341. 1998R
  60342. 2003U
  60343. 6/1/98V
  60344. 24/6/98W
  60345. 99 bookY
  60346. 24/6/98\
  60347. 3031^
  60348. 4062w
  60349. James Halliday
  60350. 3135C
  60351. 1/10/97D
  60352. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet can variously be described as biscuity, toasty or slightly burnt, the palate likewise as spicy or with edgy, slightly burnt characters. It may well be a character to which I am hypersensitive.F
  60353. 1999K
  60354. 1998R
  60355. 1999U
  60356. 6/1/98V
  60357. 24/6/98W
  60358. 99 bookY
  60359. 24/6/98\
  60360. 3033^
  60361. 3135w
  60362. James Halliday
  60363. 4063C
  60364. 1/10/97
  60365. Medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet with soft peach/melon fruit and subtle oak leads on to a quite rich and full-bodied palate with peachy fruit; good length and subtle oak throughout.F
  60366. 1999K
  60367. 1998R
  60368. 1999U
  60369. 6/1/98V
  60370. 24/6/98W
  60371. 99 bookY
  60372. 24/6/98\
  60373. 3034^
  60374. 4063w
  60375. James Halliday
  60376. 4064C
  60377. 1/10/97D
  60378. Medium purple-red; a fragrant spicy/stalky bouquet shows good varietal character, as does the palate with its interesting spicy/foresty flavours. There is clear-cut varietal character evident all the way through the wine.F
  60379. 2000K
  60380. 1998R
  60381. 2000U
  60382. 6/1/98V
  60383. 24/6/98W
  60384. 99 bookY
  60385. 24/6/98\
  60386. 3035^
  60387. 4064w
  60388. James Halliday
  60389. 1/10/97
  60390. Medium red-purple; the initial impression is of fresh spice and earth fruit, but complex liquorice characters gradually built in the glass; subtle oak. Similarly, spicy varietal character grew and grew on retasting; an elegant but complex wine in a particular style.
  60391. 2004K
  60392. 2000R
  60393. 2004U
  60394. 6/1/98V
  60395. 24/6/98W
  60396. 99 bookY
  60397. 24/6/98\
  60398. 3036^
  60399. James Halliday
  60400. 1/10/97D
  60401. Strong purple-red; the bouquet is complex, with ripe earthy, berry fruits supported by positive oak. An enormously powerful, rich and concentrated wine on the palate, with briary/dark berry fruit and formidable tannins.F
  60402. 2010K
  60403. 2002R
  60404. 2010U
  60405. 6/1/98V
  60406. 24/6/98W
  60407. 99 bookY
  60408. 24/6/98\
  60409. 3037^
  60410. James Halliday
  60411. 4065C
  60412. 1/10/97
  60413. Vivid purple-red; concentrated juicy berry fruit on the bouquet leads into a lusciously ripe palate with blackberry and black cherry flavours supported by subtle oak and slightly furry tannins on the finish.F
  60414. 2005K
  60415. 2000R
  60416. 2005U
  60417. 7/1/98V
  60418. 24/6/98W
  60419. 99 bookY
  60420. 24/6/98\
  60421. 3038^
  60422. 4065w
  60423. James Halliday
  60424. 2238C
  60425. 1/10/97D
  60426. Strong purple-red; rich, ripe, potent juicy berry fruit in typical slightly callow style. The palate is ripe and concentrated, loaded with blackberry and cherry fruit. As with the preceding vintages, needs time in bottle.F
  60427. 2010K
  60428. 2001R
  60429. 2010U
  60430. 7/1/98V
  60431. 24/6/98W
  60432. 99 bookY
  60433. 24/6/98\
  60434. 3039^
  60435. 2238w
  60436. James Halliday
  60437. 1/10/97
  60438. OP & OH. Medium red-purple; the aromas are quite potent, ranging through earth, sweet leather and spice. The palate opens with earthy cherry fruit of medium weight, but does toughen up ever so slightly on the finish. Will presumably soften with age. F
  60439. 2010K
  60440. 2000R
  60441. 2010U
  60442. 7/1/98V
  60443. 24/6/98W
  60444. 99 bookY
  60445. 24/6/98\
  60446. 3040^
  60447. James Halliday
  60448. 4066C
  60449. 1/10/97D
  60450. Medium red-purple; fresh red cherry and earth fruit is supported by subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate is stylish, with leathery/earthy regional fruit characters woven through with fine but persistent tannins which give balance, structure and length.F
  60451. 2008K
  60452. 1999R
  60453. 2008U
  60454. 7/1/98V
  60455. 24/6/98Y
  60456. 24/6/98\
  60457. 3041^
  60458. James Halliday
  60459. 4067C
  60460. 1/10/97
  60461. Medium purple-red; the bouquet had moderately juicy berry fruit aromas with subtle oak; a touch of gamey character runs through the wine which is very probably varietally derived, but doesn't really shine. F
  60462. 2003K
  60463. 1999R
  60464. 2003U
  60465. 7/1/98V
  60466. 24/6/98W
  60467. 99 bookY
  60468. 24/6/98\
  60469. 3042^
  60470. 4067w
  60471. James Halliday
  60472. 4068C
  60473. 1/10/97D
  60474. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is clean and fresh with red cherry and plum fruit, tinged with earth; the palate is firm, as befits the variety, with plummy/briary fruit, supple tannins and good length and structure.F
  60475. 2005K
  60476. 2000R
  60477. 2005U
  60478. 7/1/98V
  60479. 24/6/98W
  60480. 99 bookY
  60481. 24/6/98\
  60482. 3043^
  60483. 4068w
  60484. James Halliday
  60485. 4069C
  60486. 1/10/97D
  60487. Medium red-purple; sophisticated cedar and tobacco oak is woven through pleasant fruit on the bouquet; a mix of spice, earth and mulberry fruit on the palate is surrounded by opulent oak which unashamedly drives the wine. F
  60488. 2000R
  60489. 2005U
  60490. 7/1/98V
  60491. 24/6/98Y
  60492. 24/6/98\
  60493. 3044^
  60494. James Halliday
  60495. 4071C
  60496. 1/10/97D
  60497. Medium red-purple; a fragrant and elegant bouquet with complex cedary/cigar box aromas to the fore. The palate is more powerful and concentrated than the bouquet suggests, with ripe briary berry fruit, and persistent tannins.F
  60498. 2008K
  60499. 1998R
  60500. 2008U
  60501. 7/1/98V
  60502. 24/6/98Y
  60503. 24/6/98\
  60504. 3045^
  60505. James Halliday
  60506. 1/10/97D
  60507. Medium purple-red; strong berry and earth fruit drives the bouquet, and similarly concentrated rich and juicy berry fruit dominates the palate. Seems slightly underworked.F
  60508. 2003K
  60509. 1998R
  60510. 2003U
  60511. 7/1/98V
  60512. 24/6/98W
  60513. 99 bookY
  60514. 24/6/98\
  60515. 3046^
  60516. James Halliday
  60517. 1/10/97
  60518. Medium purple-red; a clean bouquet with attractive cassis blackcurrant fruit and subtle oak leads onto a palate with sweet berry fruit supported by silky tannins which run throughout together with gentle cedary notes.F
  60519. 2005K
  60520. 2000R
  60521. 2005U
  60522. 7/1/98V
  60523. 24/6/98Y
  60524. 24/6/98\
  60525. 3047^
  60526. James Halliday
  60527. 1/10/97
  60528. %Strong purple-red; a powerful wine with tight blackcurrant and blackberry fruit supported by subtle oak. There is more of the same on the concentrated palate, replete with dark berry fruits, persistent tannins and well balanced and integrated oak. The product of a great vintage in the region.
  60529. 2005K
  60530. 2000R
  60531. 2005U
  60532. 7/1/98V
  60533. 24/6/98Y
  60534. 24/6/98\
  60535. 3048^
  60536. James Halliday
  60537. 1/10/97
  60538. Light to medium yellow-green; pristine, lime-accented varietal riesling fruit aromas announce a wine which is on a plane all of its own, immaculately elegant and pure, yet intense. The flavours are predominantly lime, with a hint of pear, the finish crisp but lingering.
  60539. 2010K
  60540. 2000R
  60541. 2010U
  60542. 7/1/98V
  60543. 24/6/98W
  60544. 99 bookY
  60545. 24/6/98\
  60546. 3049^
  60547. James Halliday
  60548. 1/10/97
  60549. DLight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quintessential, classic Clare, firm and with a mix of mineral, toast and lime aromas. The powerfully structured palate runs through the same mineral/toast, spice and lime flavours, the palate bone-dry and clean. Regarded by Brian Croser as one of the great vintages for Petaluma.
  60550. 2009K
  60551. 1999R
  60552. 2009U
  60553. 7/1/98V
  60554. 24/6/98W
  60555. 99 bookY
  60556. 24/6/98\
  60557. 3050^
  60558. James Halliday
  60559. 1/10/97
  60560. Light green-yellow; a powerful wine with lots of spicy lime fruit aromas, and similarly abundant flavours, particularly on the mid-palate. F
  60561. 2005K
  60562. 1999R
  60563. 2005U
  60564. 7/1/98V
  60565. 24/6/98W
  60566. 99 bookY
  60567. 24/6/98\
  60568. 3051^
  60569. James Halliday
  60570. 4072C
  60571. 1/10/97D
  60572. Light green-yellow; a fragrant mix of herb, thyme and spice aromas are strikingly different; the palate is similarly herbaceous, appealing in a Germanic fashion. A crisp, clean low phenolic finish is a logical conclusion.F
  60573. 2006K
  60574. 1999R
  60575. 2006U
  60576. 7/1/98V
  60577. 24/6/98W
  60578. 99 bookY
  60579. 24/6/98\
  60580. 3052^
  60581. 4072w
  60582. James Halliday
  60583. 2127C
  60584. 1/10/97
  60585. 9Light to medium yellow-green; there is excellent varietal fruit on the bouquet, showing perfect balance and ripeness, faintly herbaceous (in the best sense) yet not green. The palate, too, shows a range of flavours from sweet, almost tropical, through to more herbaceous notes. As ever, a very distinguished wine.
  60586. 2003K
  60587. 1998R
  60588. 2003U
  60589. 7/1/98V
  60590. 24/6/98W
  60591. 99 bookY
  60592. 24/6/98\
  60593. 3053^
  60594. 2127w
  60595. James Halliday
  60596. 1/10/97
  60597. "Medium yellow-green; spotlessly clean and smooth, and a great rendition of the variety on the bouquet. The palate is perfectly balanced, with fine, delicate lemony/grassy fruit, with enough character to make it thoroughly enjoyable now, but with the capacity to age and develop beautifully.
  60598. 2007K
  60599. 1998R
  60600. 2007U
  60601. 7/1/98V
  60602. 24/6/98W
  60603. 99 bookY
  60604. 24/6/98\
  60605. 3054^
  60606. James Halliday
  60607. 1/10/97
  60608. Medium to full yellow-green; voluminous aromas, rich, full and complex introduce a full-bodied, multiflavoured wine with tropical fruit flavours.  F
  60609. 2004K
  60610. 1998R
  60611. 2004U
  60612. 7/1/98V
  60613. 24/6/98W
  60614. 99 bookY
  60615. 24/6/98\
  60616. 3056^
  60617. James Halliday
  60618. 4073C
  60619. 1/10/97D
  60620. Deep yellow, quite amazing for a relatively young wine. The bouquet is striking with a dry herb underlay to lemony fruit. The palate is massive, almost impossibly full flavoured, and difficult to judge by conventional standards. F
  60621. 1999K
  60622. 1998R
  60623. 1999U
  60624. 7/1/98V
  60625. 24/6/98W
  60626. 99 bookY
  60627. 24/6/98\
  60628. 3057^
  60629. 4073w
  60630. James Halliday
  60631. 4074C
  60632. 1/10/97D
  60633. Light green-yellow; a crisp, clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with utterly correct toasty/grassy varietal character. A fresh and lively wine on the palate, crisp and clean, and eschewing the use of either oak or residual sugar to pump it up.F
  60634. 2003K
  60635. 2003U
  60636. 7/1/98V
  60637. 24/6/98W
  60638. 99 bookY
  60639. 24/6/98\
  60640. 3058^
  60641. 4074w
  60642. James Halliday
  60643. 4075C
  60644. 1/10/97D
  60645. Light green-yellow; an intense, pungent herbal/grassy bouquet in the best Margaret River style leads on to a palate full of character and flavour, with spicy oak appearing only on the finish. Good acidity stops the wine from cloying.F
  60646. 2006K
  60647. 1999R
  60648. 2006U
  60649. 7/1/98V
  60650. 24/6/98W
  60651. 99 bookY
  60652. 24/6/98\
  60653. 3059^
  60654. 4075w
  60655. James Halliday
  60656. 4076C
  60657. 1/10/97
  60658. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is starting to develop classic honey and toast aromas, yet retains fruit smoothness. A most attractive wine on the palate, with considerable length, again retaining lively, tangy lemony fruit flavours. Excellent each-way proposition.
  60659. 2004K
  60660. 1998R
  60661. 2004U
  60662. 7/1/98V
  60663. 24/6/98W
  60664. 99 bookY
  60665. 24/6/98\
  60666. 3060^
  60667. 4076w
  60668. James Halliday
  60669. 1/10/97
  60670. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fragrant, with a mix of gooseberry and tropical varietal fruit, the generously flavoured palate with attractively sweet gooseberry, passionfruit and tropical fruit flavours.E
  60671. 98 bookF
  60672. 1999K
  60673. 1998R
  60674. 1999U
  60675. 7/1/98V
  60676. 24/6/98W
  60677. 99 bookY
  60678. 24/6/98\
  60679. 3061^
  60680. James Halliday
  60681. 1/10/97
  60682. Full, glowing yellow-green; a complex bouquet, toasty with hints of spice; a supple and delicate array of flavours on the palate which are starting to sing. Between the time it was first tasted in 1995 and late 1997 had developed out of all recognition, and will go on from here.
  60683. 2008K
  60684. 1998R
  60685. 2008U
  60686. 8/1/98V
  60687. 24/6/98W
  60688. 99 bookY
  60689. 24/6/98\
  60690. 3062^
  60691. James Halliday
  60692. 1/10/97
  60693. %Light to medium green-yellow; a fragrant mix of gooseberry and passionfruit aromas of absolute purity lead on to a delicate, yet intense, palate. The wine is beautifully balanced, with crisp acidity; not at all flamboyant, and the sort of wine which can easily be overlooked in the show ring. 
  60694. 1999K
  60695. 1998R
  60696. 1999U
  60697. 8/1/98V
  60698. 24/6/98W
  60699. 99 bookY
  60700. 24/6/98\
  60701. 3063^
  60702. James Halliday
  60703. 1/10/97
  60704. _Medium yellow-green, of surprising depth; the bouquet is quite rich and full, and a marked departure in style from previous vintages. The palate provides lots of sweet, almost limey, tropical fruit which has presence but which is not particularly varietal. Difficult to know whether it was the warm dry vintage or some change in technique responsible.
  60705. 1999K
  60706. 1998R
  60707. 1999U
  60708. 8/1/98V
  60709. 24/6/98W
  60710. 99 bookY
  60711. 24/6/98\
  60712. 3064^
  60713. James Halliday
  60714. 1/10/97
  60715.     Light green-yellow; attractive, lively passionfruit, herb and gooseberry aromas dance along a fragrant bouquet. It has masses of passionfruit, gooseberry and tropical fruit, with just a touch of herbaceousness lurking underneath to give the wine structure and bite.
  60716. 1999K
  60717. 1998R
  60718. 1999U
  60719. 8/1/98V
  60720. 24/6/98W
  60721. 99 bookY
  60722. 24/6/98\
  60723. 3065^
  60724. 2189w
  60725. James Halliday
  60726. 4077C
  60727. 1/10/97D
  60728. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is light, fresh and crisp, without a great deal of fruit depth, but clean. A pleasant commercial dry white of light to medium weight, with a hint of spice to go along with nuances of herb and gooseberry.F
  60729. 1999K
  60730. 1998R
  60731. 1999U
  60732. 8/1/98V
  60733. 24/6/98W
  60734. 99 bookY
  60735. 24/6/98\
  60736. 3066^
  60737. 4077w
  60738. James Halliday
  60739. 1/10/97
  60740. LLight green-yellow; there are pungent lifted passionfruit and tropical fruit aromas with a very slightly sour underlay on the bouquet. There are similar lively punchy passionfruit and peach flavours, yet they sit slightly at odds with the underlying structure of the wine. Tasted twice in different circumstances with similar notes.
  60741. 1999K
  60742. 1998R
  60743. 1999U
  60744. 8/1/98V
  60745. 24/6/98W
  60746. 99 bookY
  60747. 24/6/98\
  60748. 3067^
  60749. James Halliday
  60750. 1/10/97D
  60751. Light green-yellow; a light, fresh tangy bouquet which is crisp, with muted herbaceous/asparagus aroma. The palate is spotlessly clean and utterly correct, again more in the herbaceous end of the spectrum than the tropical. F
  60752. 1999K
  60753. 1998R
  60754. 1999U
  60755. 8/1/98V
  60756. 24/6/98W
  60757. 99 bookY
  60758. 24/6/98\
  60759. 3068^
  60760. James Halliday
  60761. 3125C
  60762. 1/10/97
  60763. Light green-yellow; excellent varietal character on the bouquet with gooseberry and herbal aromas of medium intensity. A well-balanced palate showing good varietal character throughout building with a nice touch of tropical gooseberry flavour towards the finish.
  60764. 1999K
  60765. 1998R
  60766. 1999U
  60767. 8/1/98V
  60768. 24/6/98W
  60769. 99 bookY
  60770. 24/6/98\
  60771. 3069^
  60772. 3125w
  60773. James Halliday
  60774. 3137C
  60775. 1/2/98D
  60776. Light yellow-green; a highly fragrant and aromatic bouquet with attractive passionfruit aromas leads into a lively, fresh, tangy passionfruit and gooseberry-accented palate, finishing with crisp acidity.F
  60777. 1999K
  60778. 1998R
  60779. 1999U
  60780. 8/1/98V
  60781. 24/6/98W
  60782. 99 bookY
  60783. 24/6/98\
  60784. 3070^
  60785. 3137w
  60786. James Halliday
  60787. 1/10/97
  60788. Light to medium green-yellow; a perfectly weighted bouquet with gently sweet gooseberry fruit together with some passionfruit nuances is followed by a perfectly balanced wine running through sweet, honeyed Semillon and gooseberry-accented Sauvignon Blanc flavours.
  60789. 2004K
  60790. 1998R
  60791. 2004U
  60792. 8/1/98V
  60793. 24/6/98W
  60794. 99 bookY
  60795. 24/6/98\
  60796. 3071^
  60797. James Halliday
  60798. 1/10/97
  60799. .Light green-yellow; a delicate but multifaceted bouquet including a touch of spice suggesting the Chardonnay component may have been barrel-fermented. The palate is complex, and richer and fuller than the bouquet suggests, with pronounced fruit sweetness on the mid-palate and attractive echoes of oak.
  60800. 2000K
  60801. 1998R
  60802. 2000U
  60803. 8/1/98V
  60804. 24/6/98W
  60805. 99 bookY
  60806. 24/6/98\
  60807. 3072^
  60808. James Halliday
  60809. 1/10/97
  60810. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is crisp with some herbal fruit bite and, relatively early in its life, showing some SO2 which will no doubt dissipate. The palate seems to lack vinosity, and to have been fleshed out with an almost subliminal touch of residual sugar.
  60811. 1999K
  60812. 1998R
  60813. 1999U
  60814. 8/1/98V
  60815. 24/6/98W
  60816. 99 bookY
  60817. 24/6/98\
  60818. 3073^
  60819. James Halliday
  60820. 3071C
  60821. 1/10/97
  60822. Light green-yellow; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with smooth, gently ripe fruit salad aromas, the Chardonnay influence rounding off the other components. On the palate, too, the Chardonnay influence is to the fore with rounded melon fruit balanced by hints of citrus and lemon.
  60823. 1999K
  60824. 1998R
  60825. 1999U
  60826. 8/1/98V
  60827. 24/6/98W
  60828. 99 bookY
  60829. 24/6/98\
  60830. 3074^
  60831. 3071w
  60832. James Halliday
  60833. 2242C
  60834. 1/10/97
  60835. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with gently tropical/citrus/honeysuckle aromas. The wine has pleasant mouthfeel, although at the end of the day the label is probably more exciting than the wine in the glass.F
  60836. 2000K
  60837. 1998R
  60838. 2000U
  60839. 8/1/98V
  60840. 24/6/98W
  60841. 99 bookY
  60842. 24/6/98\
  60843. 3075^
  60844. 2242w
  60845. James Halliday
  60846. 2248C
  60847. 1/10/97D
  60848. Light green-yellow; a clean, firm tangy bouquet with echoes of fruit spice; the bouquet is firm and tangy, with the usually high alcohol not overly obvious, although there is that extra dimension of flesh compared to the Flag Pinot Grigio.F
  60849. 2002K
  60850. 1998R
  60851. 2002U
  60852. 8/1/98V
  60853. 24/6/98W
  60854. 99 bookY
  60855. 24/6/98\
  60856. 3076^
  60857. 2248w
  60858. James Halliday
  60859. 1/10/97
  60860. Light green-yellow; a quite aromatic and sweet bouquet with hints of white peach suggests a role-reversal for the two wines, but the palate proves otherwise, being lighter than the Tribute, fresh and crisp, with a bone-dry finish.F
  60861. 1999K
  60862. 1998R
  60863. 1999U
  60864. 8/1/98V
  60865. 24/6/98W
  60866. 99 bookY
  60867. 24/6/98\
  60868. 3077^
  60869. James Halliday
  60870. 4078C
  60871. 1/10/97
  60872. Medium to full yellow; some real pastille fruit varietal character to a richly floral/apricot-accented bouquet; the palate has the distinctive feel of the Northern Rh
  60873. ne to it, with pronounced dried apricot nuances. No doubting this is a very different variety.
  60874. 2000K
  60875. 1998R
  60876. 2000U
  60877. 8/1/98V
  60878. 24/6/98W
  60879. 99 bookY
  60880. 24/6/98\
  60881. 3078^
  60882. 4078w
  60883. James Halliday
  60884. 4079C
  60885. 1/10/97
  60886. Medium yellow-green; fragrant grapefruit and melon varietal fruit aromas leap from the glass; the palate shows relatively light but most attractive cool-grown melon/grapefruit flavours. Well balanced, but at its best now.F
  60887. 1999K
  60888. 1998R
  60889. 1999U
  60890. 8/1/98V
  60891. 24/6/98W
  60892. 99 bookY
  60893. 24/6/98\
  60894. 3079^
  60895. 4079w
  60896. James Halliday
  60897. 1/10/97D
  60898. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with more substance than most unoaked Chardonnays, almost giving an illusion of oak. The palate, too, has some presence and grip to the citrus and melon fruit; developing well.F
  60899. 1999K
  60900. 1998R
  60901. 1999U
  60902. 8/1/98V
  60903. 24/6/98W
  60904. 99 bookY
  60905. 24/6/98\
  60906. 3080^
  60907. James Halliday
  60908. 1/10/97D
  60909. Light to medium green-yellow; a crisp, clean bouquet with a mix of mineral, herb and mint aromas. A refreshing, cool-grown style, with lively, zesty lemony overtones to the crisp fruit on the palate. F
  60910. 2001K
  60911. 1998R
  60912. 2001U
  60913. 8/1/98V
  60914. 24/6/98W
  60915. 99 bookY
  60916. 24/6/98\
  60917. 3081^
  60918. James Halliday
  60919. 1/10/97
  60920. Light green-yellow; while of only light to medium intensity, the bouquet is quite fragrant, with nuances of grapefruit, melon, passionfruit and more mineral character. The pleasant palate shows all of the characters evident on the bouquet, albeit in a relatively light-bodied style.
  60921. 2000K
  60922. 1998R
  60923. 2000U
  60924. 8/1/98V
  60925. 24/6/98W
  60926. 99 bookY
  60927. 24/6/98\
  60928. 3082^
  60929. James Halliday
  60930. 1/10/97
  60931. Medium to full yellow-green, relatively advanced early in its life. There is ripe, peachy fruit on the fairly full bouquet with a hint of chippy oak. A wine in the commercial mainstream, but without the extraordinary finesse and quality of the Diamond Label red wines.
  60932. 1999K
  60933. 1998R
  60934. 1999U
  60935. 8/1/98V
  60936. 24/6/98W
  60937. 99 bookY
  60938. 24/6/98\
  60939. 3083^
  60940. James Halliday
  60941. 1/10/97
  60942. Medium yellow-green; spicy oak is quite evident on the bouquet, though reasonably well integrated. There is excellent melon fruit in abundance on the palate, with the oak in harmonious support. Exceptional flavour and style for a wine in its price category.
  60943. 1999K
  60944. 1998R
  60945. 1999U
  60946. 8/1/98V
  60947. 24/6/98W
  60948. 99 bookY
  60949. 24/6/98\
  60950. 3084^
  60951. James Halliday
  60952. 4080C
  60953. 1/10/97D
  60954. Medium to full yellow-green; a quite complex bouquet with softly spicy/charry oak and sweet fruit. The palate has pleasant soft peach and nectarine fruit in abundance, with appropriate oak in support. F
  60955. 1999K
  60956. 1998R
  60957. 1999U
  60958. 8/1/98V
  60959. 24/6/98W
  60960. 99 bookY
  60961. 24/6/98\
  60962. 3085^
  60963. 4080w
  60964. James Halliday
  60965. 3799C
  60966. 1/10/97
  60967. Medium yellow-green; a full bouquet with sweet buttery/peachy fruit and pronounced French oak. A wine with lots of flavour and presence, with a textured palate attesting to the use of malolactic fermentation and high-quality French oak/barrel-fermentation characters also contributing.
  60968. 2002K
  60969. 1998R
  60970. 2002U
  60971. 8/1/98V
  60972. 24/6/98W
  60973. 99 bookY
  60974. 24/6/98\
  60975. 3086^
  60976. 3799w
  60977. James Halliday
  60978. 4081C
  60979. 1/10/97D
  60980. Medium yellow-green; a quite fragrant bouquet with tangy melon, fig and citrus fruits supported by subtle oak. The flavour builds progressively towards the back of the palate with some evidence of botrytis which does not detract unduly from the wine. F
  60981. 2002K
  60982. 1998R
  60983. 2002U
  60984. 8/1/98V
  60985. 24/6/98W
  60986. 99 bookY
  60987. 24/6/98\
  60988. 3087^
  60989. 4081w
  60990. James Halliday
  60991. 1/1/98
  60992. Medium to full yellow-green; a smooth and rounded, yet complex bouquet with a seamless marriage of fruit and oak. The palate is similarly perfectly modulated and rounded, with the sweet fig and melon fruit woven through with creamy/nutty/toasty inputs from barrel-fermentation and malolactic-fermentation influences. The alcohol does catch you ever so slightly on the finish, not surprising at 14.5
  60993. 2003K
  60994. 1998R
  60995. 2003U
  60996. 8/1/98V
  60997. 24/6/98W
  60998. 99 bookY
  60999. 24/6/98\
  61000. 3089^
  61001. James Halliday
  61002. 4082C
  61003. 1/10/97D
  61004. Light to medium yellow-green; an elegant wine, proclaiming its cool-grown origins with crisp, almost herbaceous fruit, gently nutty malolactic fermentation influence, and subtle oak on a long finish. Veers towards Chablis in style.F
  61005. 2003K
  61006. 1998R
  61007. 2003U
  61008. 8/1/98V
  61009. 24/6/98W
  61010. 99 bookY
  61011. 24/6/98\
  61012. 3090^
  61013. 4082w
  61014. James Halliday
  61015. 4083C
  61016. 1/10/97D
  61017. Light to medium green-yellow; pleasant melon-accented fruit with fairly assertive oak on the bouquet, and a repeat on the palate with smooth melon fruit at the centre, surrounded by assertive oak. The two components will marry with bottle age.F
  61018. 2003K
  61019. 1999R
  61020. 2003U
  61021. 8/1/98V
  61022. 24/6/98W
  61023. 99 bookY
  61024. 24/6/98\
  61025. 3091^
  61026. 4083w
  61027. James Halliday
  61028. 3032C
  61029. 1/10/97
  61030. xMedium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with the full array of winemaking techniques coming through to best advantage:  nutty malolactic fermentation influences, good fruit weight and well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is in distinctive style with full-on barrel-ferment and malolactic-fermentation influences, but rich fruit there to support those winemaking inputs.
  61031. 2002K
  61032. 1998R
  61033. 2002U
  61034. 8/1/98V
  61035. 24/6/98W
  61036. 99 bookY
  61037. 24/6/98\
  61038. 3093^
  61039. 3032w
  61040. James Halliday
  61041. 1/10/97
  61042. @Medium yellow-green; exceptionally well-balanced and integrated fruit, oak and malolactic-fermentation inputs weave a subtle yet complex bouquet which retains attractive melon and fig fruit. There is more elegance and harmony on the palate with melon and cashew flavours supported by nicely judged oak. Top-class making.
  61043. 2002K
  61044. 1998R
  61045. 2002U
  61046. 8/1/98V
  61047. 24/6/98W
  61048. 99 bookY
  61049. 24/6/98\
  61050. 3094^
  61051. James Halliday
  61052. 2246C
  61053. 1/10/97D
  61054. Medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet with quite fragrant melon and fig fruit and minimal malolactic influence; likewise subtle oak. The palate is crisp, fresh and fragrant with lemony/melon fruit and subtle oak. F
  61055. 1999K
  61056. 1998R
  61057. 1999U
  61058. 8/1/98V
  61059. 24/6/98Y
  61060. 24/6/98\
  61061. 3095^
  61062. James Halliday
  61063. 1/10/97
  61064. CLight to medium green-yellow; there are light melon fruit aromas and, of course, no hint of oak. The wine has more weight on the palate than is suggested by the bouquet with melon and mandarin flavours, and a touch of hot alcohol on the finish. The transparency of unoaked Chardonnay is very evident in difficult vintages. 
  61065. 2000K
  61066. 1998R
  61067. 2000U
  61068. 8/1/98V
  61069. 24/6/98W
  61070. 99 bookY
  61071. 24/6/98\
  61072. 3096^
  61073. James Halliday
  61074. 1/10/97
  61075. %Medium to full yellow-green; an exceedingly complex bouquet with many winemaker inputs on top of quite powerful melon/fig fruit. There are abundant nutty/cashew and fig flavours on the palate, although there is a slightly burnt edge which appears every now and then on both bouquet and palate.
  61076. 2004K
  61077. 1999R
  61078. 2004U
  61079. 8/1/98V
  61080. 24/6/98W
  61081. 99 bookY
  61082. 24/6/98\
  61083. 3097^
  61084. James Halliday
  61085. 4084C
  61086. 1/10/97
  61087. Medium to full yellow-green; in strong Margaret River-style with potent tangy/melon fruit and positive but not overdone spicy/clove oak. A perfectly balanced wine in the mouth, with sumptuous and ripe nectarine/peach fruit, yet not excessively heavy. Swallows up the high-quality oak.
  61088. 2002K
  61089. 1998R
  61090. 2002U
  61091. 8/1/98V
  61092. 24/6/98W
  61093. 99 bookY
  61094. 24/6/98\
  61095. 3098^
  61096. 4084w
  61097. James Halliday
  61098. 1/10/97
  61099. Medium yellow-green; by Margaret River standards, relatively subtle and elegant, with seductive melon and fig fruit interwoven with smooth oak. An excellent wine on the palate with an admirable touch of restraint, achieving that elegance without sacrificing flavour or length.
  61100. 2003K
  61101. 1998R
  61102. 2003U
  61103. 8/1/98V
  61104. 24/6/98W
  61105. 99 bookY
  61106. 24/6/98\
  61107. 3099^
  61108. James Halliday
  61109. 4085C
  61110. 1/1/98
  61111. Medium red-purple; a clean, rich bouquet with attractive juicy blackberry fruit flows into a rich, ripe and concentrated palate with a touch of mint to go with the other juicy fruit flavours, and soft milky/vanilla oak in support.F
  61112. 2003K
  61113. 1999R
  61114. 2003U
  61115. 12/1/98V
  61116. 24/6/98W
  61117. 99 bookY
  61118. 24/6/98\
  61119. 3100^
  61120. 4085w
  61121. James Halliday
  61122. 4086C
  61123. 1/10/97D
  61124. Medium to full red-purple; the ripe and concentrated juicy berry bouquet gives little hint of the almost unbelievably rich, concentrated and amazingly sweet palate. That sweetness is fruit and alcohol, and not unfermented sugar.F
  61125. 2015K
  61126. 2000R
  61127. 2015U
  61128. 12/1/98V
  61129. 24/6/98W
  61130. 99 bookY
  61131. 24/6/98\
  61132. 3101^
  61133. 4086w
  61134. James Halliday
  61135. 4087C
  61136. 1/10/97
  61137. Medium to full red-purple; a concentrated briary/earthy bouquet with some blackberry fruit poking through. The ultra-concentrated palate is redolent of rich blackberry/blackcurrant fruit before moving into a fairly rough-cut finish. A full-on macho style.F
  61138. 2011K
  61139. 2001R
  61140. 2011U
  61141. 12/1/98V
  61142. 24/6/98W
  61143. 99 bookY
  61144. 24/6/98\
  61145. 3102^
  61146. 4087w
  61147. James Halliday
  61148. 1/10/97D
  61149. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is exactly as one would expect it to be, full and scented with dark berry fruits surrounded by solid American oak. The palate is a mix of high-toned juicy minty berry fruit and vanillin oak. Works very well.F
  61150. 2004K
  61151. 1999R
  61152. 2004U
  61153. 12/1/98V
  61154. 24/6/98W
  61155. 99 bookY
  61156. 24/6/98\
  61157. 3103^
  61158. James Halliday
  61159. 4088C
  61160. 1/10/97
  61161. Light green-yellow; a clean, gently sweet bouquet with tropical fruit is followed by clean, fresh well-made fruit-driven wine on the palate. A friendly, unthreatening style.F
  61162. 1999K
  61163. 1998R
  61164. 1999U
  61165. 12/1/98V
  61166. 24/6/98W
  61167. 99 bookY
  61168. 24/6/98\
  61169. 3104^
  61170. 4088w
  61171. James Halliday
  61172. 4089C
  61173. 1/10/97D
  61174. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, light gently grassy bouquet is followed by a palate with good mouthfeel, gently flavoured gooseberry varietal character, and a clean, crisp finish.F
  61175. 1999K
  61176. 1998R
  61177. 1999U
  61178. 12/1/98V
  61179. 24/6/98W
  61180. 99 bookY
  61181. 24/6/98\
  61182. 3105^
  61183. 4089w
  61184. James Halliday
  61185. 1/10/97
  61186. >Medium yellow-green; a wine with abundant character throughout, commencing with stylish fruit supported by strong toasty oak on the bouquet, and a quite striking palate:  while having strong toasty/oaky characters, there is lovely melon and cashew fruit and equally good acidity on the finish. While big, doesn't cloy.
  61187. 2000K
  61188. 1998R
  61189. 2000U
  61190. 12/1/98V
  61191. 24/6/98W
  61192. 99 bookY
  61193. 24/6/98\
  61194. 3106^
  61195. James Halliday
  61196. 4091C
  61197. 1/10/97D
  61198. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity with lime and some toast aromas lurking in the background. The palate is well balanced with sweet lime flavours, even a faint touch of peach; long, rich finish.F
  61199. 2004K
  61200. 1999R
  61201. 2004U
  61202. 12/1/98V
  61203. 24/6/98W
  61204. 99 bookY
  61205. 24/6/98\
  61206. 3108^
  61207. 4091w
  61208. James Halliday
  61209. 4092C
  61210. 1/10/97
  61211. Medium to full yellow-green; a solid, rich bouquet with a mix of lime, pastille and a hint of spice. The palate is powerful, with some toasty characters which will grow with age; a well judged touch of sugar on the finish.F
  61212. 2003K
  61213. 1998R
  61214. 2003U
  61215. 12/1/98V
  61216. 24/6/98W
  61217. 99 bookY
  61218. 24/6/98\
  61219. 3109^
  61220. 4092w
  61221. James Halliday
  61222. 4093C
  61223. 1/10/97D
  61224. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is still attractive, fresh and lively, with lemony varietal fruit; the tangy palate has excellent length and mouthfeel, the oak barely perceptible.F
  61225. 2002K
  61226. 1998R
  61227. 2002U
  61228. 12/1/98V
  61229. 24/6/98W
  61230. 99 bookY
  61231. 24/6/98\
  61232. 3110^
  61233. 4093w
  61234. James Halliday
  61235. 1/10/97D
  61236. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fruit-driven with tangy citrus and melon aromas, the palate with more of those sweet melon flavours, and a faint touch of cashew; all in all, a wine with a lot of fruit character.F
  61237. 2003K
  61238. 2003U
  61239. 12/1/98V
  61240. 24/6/98W
  61241. 99 bookY
  61242. 24/6/98\
  61243. 3111^
  61244. James Halliday
  61245. 4094C
  61246. 1/10/97D
  61247. Medium red-purple; a quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of earthy and more spicy notes underpinning red berry fruit; subtle oak. The palate is fresh, with a mix of raspberry and redcurrant fruit flavours, just a hint of oak, and finishes with fine tannins.F
  61248. 2005K
  61249. 2000R
  61250. 2005U
  61251. 12/1/98V
  61252. 24/6/98Y
  61253. 24/6/98\
  61254. 3112^
  61255. James Halliday
  61256. 4095C
  61257. 1/10/97D
  61258. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity, with very subtle oak. An extremely delicate and crisp palate, Chablis-like, and not exhibiting the intense varietal fruit we are used to in Australia. For all that, very well crafted.F
  61259. 2003K
  61260. 1998R
  61261. 2003U
  61262. 12/1/98V
  61263. 24/6/98W
  61264. 99 bookY
  61265. 24/6/98\
  61266. 3113^
  61267. 4095w
  61268. James Halliday
  61269. 3045C
  61270. 1/10/97
  61271. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and fragrant with subtle oak, with hints of cedar and tobacco. The palate is firm and fine, with dark berry fruits, and a touch of regional chocolate. The outstanding feature of the wine is its structure built around fine, long tannins.
  61272. 2008K
  61273. 2000R
  61274. 2008U
  61275. 12/1/98V
  61276. 24/6/98W
  61277. 99 bookY
  61278. 24/6/98\
  61279. 3114^
  61280. 3045w
  61281. James Halliday
  61282. 1/10/97D
  61283. Medium yellow-green; an ultra-sophisticated wine from start to finish, showing enormously skilled use of oak and malolactic fermentation to add texture and character to the peach and citrus fruit.F
  61284. 2001K
  61285. 1998R
  61286. 2001U
  61287. 12/1/98V
  61288. 24/6/98W
  61289. 99 bookY
  61290. 24/6/98\
  61291. 3115^
  61292. James Halliday
  61293. 2204C
  61294. 1/10/97D
  61295. Deep, bright yellow; an incredibly rich and intense wine with complex cumquat and lime aromas and flavours, balanced by powerful acidity on the finish.F
  61296. 2001K
  61297. 1998R
  61298. 2001U
  61299. 12/1/98V
  61300. 24/6/98W
  61301. 99 bookY
  61302. 24/6/98\
  61303. 3116^
  61304. 2204w
  61305. James Halliday
  61306. 3109C
  61307. 1/10/97D
  61308. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, buttery ripe bouquet leads into a smooth tropical/yellow peach-flavoured palate, supported by subtle oak.F
  61309. 2001K
  61310. 1998R
  61311. 2001U
  61312. 12/1/98V
  61313. 24/6/98W
  61314. 99 bookY
  61315. 24/6/98\
  61316. 3117^
  61317. 3109w
  61318. James Halliday
  61319. 2326C
  61320. 1/10/97D
  61321. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with a delicate mix of passionfruit and gooseberry aromas. The palate, likewise, veers from crisper, herbal notes to riper tropical fruit flavours. Crisp, clean and bright.F
  61322. 1999K
  61323. 1998R
  61324. 1999U
  61325. 12/1/98V
  61326. 24/6/98W
  61327. 99 bookY
  61328. 24/6/98\
  61329. 3118^
  61330. 2326w
  61331. James Halliday
  61332. 4097C
  61333. 1/10/97
  61334. Strong red-purple; there is a mix of leaf, earth and blackberry aromas on the bouquet. The palate has excellent length and grip, again showing pristine varietal character as the main driving force; the oak is subtle throughout.F
  61335. 2008K
  61336. 2000R
  61337. 2008U
  61338. 12/1/98V
  61339. 24/6/98W
  61340. 99 bookY
  61341. 24/6/98\
  61342. 3119^
  61343. 4097w
  61344. James Halliday
  61345. 1/10/97D
  61346. Bright red-purple; an ultra-fragrant bouquet with wonderful Grenache varietal character coming through, supported by the Shiraz. There are spicy berry aromas and flavours throughout, yet the wine is not the least bit jammy. Simply delicious. F
  61347. 2001K
  61348. 1998R
  61349. 2001U
  61350. 12/1/98V
  61351. 24/6/98W
  61352. 99 bookY
  61353. 24/6/98\
  61354. 3120^
  61355. James Halliday
  61356. 4098C
  61357. 1/10/97D
  61358. Medium red-purple; somewhat unusually for Elderton, fruit, rather than oak-driven, with classic red and blackcurrant fruit supported by gentle cedary oak on both bouquet and the long palate. 
  61359. 2005K
  61360. 2000R
  61361. 2005U
  61362. 12/1/98V
  61363. 24/6/98W
  61364. 99 bookY
  61365. 24/6/98\
  61366. 3121^
  61367. 4098w
  61368. James Halliday
  61369. 1/10/97D
  61370. Medium to full red-purple; abundant sweet berry fruit and soft vanillin oak on the bouquet leads into a succulent palate with a mix of cedar, vanilla and blackcurrant fruit flavours. A very good example of its style.F
  61371. 2009K
  61372. 2000R
  61373. 2009U
  61374. 12/1/98V
  61375. 24/6/98Y
  61376. 24/6/98\
  61377. 3122^
  61378. James Halliday
  61379. 1/11/97
  61380. FMedium yellow-green; a riotous bouquet with powerful fruit and some degree of faintly medicinal lift. The palate has masses and masses of flavour, flooding the mouth with sweet citrussy fruit, yet remaining well balanced. Trophy winner at the 1997 Clare Valley Wine Show, and has drawn hyperbolic praise from various critics. 
  61381. 2005K
  61382. 1999R
  61383. 2005U
  61384. 13/1/98V
  61385. 24/6/98W
  61386. 99 bookY
  61387. 24/6/98\
  61388. 3123^
  61389. James Halliday
  61390. 4099C
  61391. 1/11/97D
  61392. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with some floral citrus aromas together with hints of toast. The palate starts with the same promise as the bouquet, but really does lighten off distinctly on the back palate and finish. F
  61393. 1999K
  61394. 1998R
  61395. 1999U
  61396. 13/1/98V
  61397. 24/6/98W
  61398. 99 bookY
  61399. 24/6/98\
  61400. 3124^
  61401. 4099w
  61402. James Halliday
  61403. 4100C
  61404. 1/11/97D
  61405. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, full honeyed/toasty bouquet, quite advanced for its age. There is masses of soft tropical fruit with unusual touches of banana and honey.F
  61406. 2001K
  61407. 1998R
  61408. 2001U
  61409. 13/1/98V
  61410. 24/6/98W
  61411. 99 bookY
  61412. 24/6/98\
  61413. 3125^
  61414. 4100w
  61415. James Halliday
  61416. 2258C
  61417. 1/11/97
  61418. Light yellow-green; the bouquet shows pungent lime-rind characters together with some odd spicy notes. The palate veers off in a different direction, with delicate pastille fruit, finishing with fractionally hard acidity.F
  61419. 2002K
  61420. 1998R
  61421. 2002U
  61422. 13/1/98V
  61423. 24/6/98W
  61424. 99 bookY
  61425. 24/6/98\
  61426. 3126^
  61427. 2258w
  61428. James Halliday
  61429. 2275C
  61430. 1/11/97D
  61431. Medium yellow-green; a powerful, ripe bouquet with tropical lime aromas and similar flavours on the very rich, full-bodied palate. Others will possibly rate it more generouslyF
  61432. 1999K
  61433. 1998R
  61434. 1999U
  61435. 13/1/98V
  61436. 24/6/98W
  61437. 99 bookY
  61438. 24/6/98\
  61439. 3127^
  61440. 2275w
  61441. James Halliday
  61442. 1/11/97
  61443. Brilliant, glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is soft but quite rich with pleasant bottle-developed toasty aromas. The palate seems fully developed, with lots of soft honey and toast flavours, finishing with soft acid. Will no doubt surprise by hanging in there indefinitely.
  61444. 2003K
  61445. 1998R
  61446. 2003U
  61447. 13/1/98V
  61448. 24/6/98W
  61449. 99 bookY
  61450. 24/6/98\
  61451. 3128^
  61452. James Halliday
  61453. 1/11/97D
  61454. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with gooseberry and a touch of passionfruit; light to medium intensity. The palate is solid, with pleasantly ripe varietal character, and fair length, but doesn't have quite the zip and zing of the best years.F
  61455. 1999K
  61456. 1998R
  61457. 1999U
  61458. 13/1/98V
  61459. 24/6/98W
  61460. 99 bookY
  61461. 24/6/98\
  61462. 3129^
  61463. James Halliday
  61464. 4101C
  61465. 1/11/97
  61466. Medium green-yellow; the bouquet is quite full with a mix of gooseberry and nectarine, and the oak imperceptible. A pleasant well-balanced palate with pleasant limey/gooseberry fruit; dips a little on the mid-palate, but does have length.F
  61467. 1999K
  61468. 1998R
  61469. 1999U
  61470. 13/1/98V
  61471. 24/6/98W
  61472. 99 bookY
  61473. 24/6/98\
  61474. 3130^
  61475. 4101w
  61476. James Halliday
  61477. 4103C
  61478. 1/11/97D
  61479. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity with some berry and earth fruit. The palate is neither particularly rich or powerful, with minty berry fruit and minimal tannins. Barely perceptible oak.F
  61480. 1999K
  61481. 1998R
  61482. 1999U
  61483. 13/1/98V
  61484. 24/6/98W
  61485. 99 bookY
  61486. 24/6/98\
  61487. 3132^
  61488. 4103w
  61489. James Halliday
  61490. 4104C
  61491. 1/11/97
  61492. Deep yellow, suggesting prolonged skin contact. The bouquet is solid and full, with buttery/peachy fruit on the bouquet leading into a very ripe peach, banana and pineapple-flavoured palate which works well in its style.F
  61493. 1999K
  61494. 1998R
  61495. 1999U
  61496. 13/1/98V
  61497. 24/6/98W
  61498. 99 bookY
  61499. 24/6/98\
  61500. 3133^
  61501. 4104w
  61502. James Halliday
  61503. 4105C
  61504. 1/11/97D
  61505. Medium to full yellow; a solid and full bouquet with buttery fruit and toasty/chippy oak. The palate, likewise, has plenty of flavour in a buttery/peachy spectrum, again with that faintly resiny oak. However, there can be no complaints at the price.F
  61506. 1999K
  61507. 1998R
  61508. 1999U
  61509. 13/1/98V
  61510. 24/6/98W
  61511. 99 bookY
  61512. 24/6/98\
  61513. 3134^
  61514. 4105w
  61515. James Halliday
  61516. 2367C
  61517. 1/11/97D
  61518. Light to medium yellow-green; a lifted, floral bouquet which is quite attractive, helped by passionfruit aromas. The wine has similar palate flavours; truly, a pleasant early drinking style.
  61519. 1999K
  61520. 1998R
  61521. 1999U
  61522. 13/1/98V
  61523. 24/6/98W
  61524. 99 bookY
  61525. 24/6/98\
  61526. 3135^
  61527. 2367w
  61528. James Halliday
  61529. 1/11/97
  61530. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with classic faint honeysuckle aromas. The palate needs time to bring out its latent varietal character, but has plenty of fruit weight, and is almost certain to develop very well with age.
  61531. 2008K
  61532. 2001R
  61533. 2008U
  61534. 13/1/98V
  61535. 24/6/98W
  61536. 99 bookY
  61537. 24/6/98\
  61538. 3136^
  61539. James Halliday
  61540. 3793C
  61541. 1/11/97D
  61542. Light to medium yellow-green; subtle melon and fig fruit aromas, with barely perceptible oak, lead into a fine, elegant understated yet classic Yarra-style Chardonnay, with citrus and melon fruit, finishing with good acidity.F
  61543. 2003K
  61544. 1998R
  61545. 2003U
  61546. 13/1/98V
  61547. 24/6/98W
  61548. 99 bookY
  61549. 24/6/98\
  61550. 3137^
  61551. 3793w
  61552. James Halliday
  61553. 4106C
  61554. 1/11/97
  61555. Glowing yellow-green; opulent, spicy barrel fermentation oak aromas are the first impression on the bouquet, although there is pleasant white and yellow peach fruit there. There is masses of flavour on the palate, but for me, at least, the oak is needlessly over the top.
  61556. 1999K
  61557. 1998R
  61558. 1999U
  61559. 13/1/98V
  61560. 24/6/98W
  61561. 99 bookY
  61562. 24/6/98\
  61563. 3138^
  61564. 4106w
  61565. James Halliday
  61566. 4107C
  61567. 1/11/97
  61568. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows a mix of melon fruit with some distinctly riper characters and a lifted edge which is distracting, and which also appears on the palate. It is a character which seems to be part of the style of Mount Horrocks, but I remain to be converted.
  61569. 2000K
  61570. 1998R
  61571. 2000U
  61572. 13/1/98V
  61573. 24/6/98W
  61574. 99 bookY
  61575. 24/6/98\
  61576. 3139^
  61577. 4107w
  61578. James Halliday
  61579. 1/11/97
  61580. BGlowing yellow-green; voluminous charry/toasty American barrel-ferment oak on the bouquet, and clove/spice charry oak is likewise very evident on the palate. However, all of this oak has been well handled and integrated, and there is fruit lurking there in support. Will have enormous appeal to those who like oaky styles.
  61581. 1999K
  61582. 1998R
  61583. 1999U
  61584. 13/1/98V
  61585. 24/6/98W
  61586. 99 bookY
  61587. 24/6/98\
  61588. 3140^
  61589. James Halliday
  61590. 4108C
  61591. 1/11/97D
  61592. Medium to full red-purple; abundant, lush, ripe cassis blackcurrant fruit is supported by pleasant oak on the bouquet. There is more of the same rich, ripe voluptuously textured sweet cassis fruit on the palate, with sweet vanillin oak in perfect harmony.F
  61593. 2006K
  61594. 2000R
  61595. 2006U
  61596. 13/1/98V
  61597. 24/6/98W
  61598. 99 bookY
  61599. 24/6/98\
  61600. 3141^
  61601. 4108w
  61602. James Halliday
  61603. 4109C
  61604. 1/11/97
  61605. Medium to full yellow-green; a big fruit-driven wine with ripe buttery/peachy fruit together with a few spicy oak notes on the bouquet. There is lots of mid to back palate flavour, again with pleasantly subtle oak, and finishes with good acidity.F
  61606. 1999K
  61607. 1998R
  61608. 1999U
  61609. 13/1/98V
  61610. 24/6/98W
  61611. 99 bookY
  61612. 24/6/98\
  61613. 3142^
  61614. 4109w
  61615. James Halliday
  61616. 4110C
  61617. 1/11/97
  61618. Medium yellow-green; delicate, crisp melon and fig fruit is supported by subtle oak on both bouquet and palate. The flavours are in the spectrum one would expect, veering between citrus and melon, and the wine likewise has the length of finish provided by naturally high acidity.
  61619. 2002K
  61620. 1998R
  61621. 2002U
  61622. 13/1/98V
  61623. 24/6/98W
  61624. 99 bookY
  61625. 24/6/98\
  61626. 3143^
  61627. 4110w
  61628. James Halliday
  61629. 1/11/97
  61630. Full yellow; a very complex and rich bouquet with a mix of nutmeg, cinnamon, yellow peach and cashew variously deriving from fruit, oak and malolactic fermentation introduce a high-flavoured wine with a similar range of characters and flavours on the palate. Finishes with good acidity.
  61631. 2000K
  61632. 1998R
  61633. 2000U
  61634. 13/1/98V
  61635. 24/6/98W
  61636. 99 bookY
  61637. 24/6/98\
  61638. 3144^
  61639. James Halliday
  61640. 1/11/97D
  61641. Medium to full yellow; a full-on bouquet, with lots of rich fruit and faintly bitter charry oak. A solid, chewy wine on the palate with fractionally heavy handed oak tending to rob the wine of vivacity.F
  61642. 1999K
  61643. 1998R
  61644. 1999U
  61645. 13/1/98V
  61646. 24/6/98W
  61647. 99 bookY
  61648. 24/6/98\
  61649. 3145^
  61650. James Halliday
  61651. 3075C
  61652. 1/11/97
  61653. Medium yellow-green; an extremely elegant yet complex wine with melon, white peach, a touch of cashew and subtle oak aromas leading into a smooth, round peach and melon-flavoured palate, with sensitive use of French oak. Developing particularly well in bottle.
  61654. 2004K
  61655. 1998R
  61656. 2004U
  61657. 13/1/98V
  61658. 24/6/98Y
  61659. 24/6/98\
  61660. 3146^
  61661. James Halliday
  61662. 4111C
  61663. 1/11/97D
  61664. Medium to full yellow, still with a touch of green; strong buttery peachy fruit intermingles with toasty oak on the bouquet; soft, round and mouthfilling peachy fruit, with a hint of butterscotch, drives the palate.F
  61665. 1999K
  61666. 1998R
  61667. 1999U
  61668. 13/1/98V
  61669. 24/6/98Y
  61670. 24/6/98\
  61671. 3147^
  61672. James Halliday
  61673. 4112C
  61674. 1/11/97
  61675. Bin 94A. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is driven by extremely rich, complex and tangy fruit which has largely swallowed up the oak. That oak becomes a little more evident on the palate which is as full flavoured and complex as virtually any Australian Chardonnay could expect to be.
  61676. 2003K
  61677. 1998R
  61678. 2003U
  61679. 13/1/98V
  61680. 24/6/98W
  61681. 99 bookY
  61682. 24/6/98\
  61683. 3148^
  61684. 4112w
  61685. James Halliday
  61686. 3796C
  61687. 1/11/97
  61688. Slightly dull colour; there are a range of briary/earthy/foresty/gamey aromas, all in the secondary stage of varietal character development. The palate is identical to the bouquet, relatively developed, and lacking the vibrant fruit of the best of the 
  61689. 96 Yarra Pinots.
  61690. 1999K
  61691. 1998R
  61692. 1999U
  61693. 13/1/98V
  61694. 24/6/98W
  61695. 99 bookY
  61696. 24/6/98\
  61697. 3149^
  61698. 3796w
  61699. James Halliday
  61700. 4023C
  61701. 1/11/97
  61702. iStrong red-purple; a powerful bouquet with concentrated black cherry, blackberry and chocolate-accented fruit supported by surprisingly subtle American oak. The palate, too, is driven by its excellent fruit flavours, with red and blackberry chocolate-tinged flavours rounded off with attractive oak, appropriate tannins and firm acidity. Should age beautifully.
  61703. 2006K
  61704. 2000R
  61705. 2006U
  61706. 13/1/98V
  61707. 24/6/98W
  61708. 99 bookY
  61709. 24/6/98\
  61710. 3150^
  61711. 4023w
  61712. James Halliday
  61713. 3062C
  61714. 1/11/97D
  61715. Medium to full red-purple; scented, sweetly ripe, juicy cherry fruit aromas are followed by a ripe but lively palate with black cherry, blackberry and mint fruit; soft tannins and subtle oak.F
  61716. 2009K
  61717. 1999R
  61718. 2009U
  61719. 13/1/98V
  61720. 24/6/98W
  61721. 99 bookY
  61722. 24/6/98\
  61723. 3151^
  61724. 3062w
  61725. James Halliday
  61726. 1/11/97
  61727. Medium red-purple; well-ripened red cherry and red berry fruit aromas of medium intensity are supported by subtle oak. The palate has good flavour and weight, with more of those ripe berry flavours together with some minty notes. Impeccable value.F
  61728. 2004K
  61729. 1999R
  61730. 2004U
  61731. 13/1/98V
  61732. 24/6/98W
  61733. 99 bookY
  61734. 24/6/98\
  61735. 3152^
  61736. James Halliday
  61737. 4113C
  61738. 1/11/97D
  61739. Strong red-purple; slightly raw oak is not fully integrated and sits on top of the fruit. The palate is powerful but fairly disjointed in November 1997, surprising given the age of the wine. May come together with more bottle age.F
  61740. 2006K
  61741. 2002R
  61742. 2006U
  61743. 13/1/98V
  61744. 24/6/98W
  61745. 99 bookY
  61746. 24/6/98\
  61747. 3153^
  61748. 4113w
  61749. James Halliday
  61750. 1/11/97
  61751. Medium red-purple; spice, cedar and cigar box aromas and flavours make a promising start on both bouquet and palate, but stale, old oak characters intrude at the end of both the bouquet and, in particular, the palate. A pity.F
  61752. 2002K
  61753. 1998R
  61754. 2002U
  61755. 13/1/98V
  61756. 24/6/98W
  61757. 99 bookY
  61758. 24/6/98\
  61759. 3154^
  61760. James Halliday
  61761. 1/11/97D
  61762. Medium to full red-purple; a dense and complex bouquet with a mix of chocolate, berry, mint and vanilla oak. There are similarly rich, mouthfilling chocolate, blackberry and mint flavours, with good tannin balance and well-judged oak.F
  61763. 2003K
  61764. 1998R
  61765. 2003U
  61766. 13/1/98V
  61767. 24/6/98W
  61768. 99 bookY
  61769. 24/6/98\
  61770. 3155^
  61771. James Halliday
  61772. 4114C
  61773. 1/11/97
  61774. Medium red-purple; the clean and smooth bouquet shows ripe sweet fruit of medium intensity with well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is clean and well balanced, with lively red berry and mint fruit, subtle oak and fine tannins.F
  61775. 2003K
  61776. 1998R
  61777. 2003U
  61778. 13/1/98V
  61779. 24/6/98W
  61780. 99 bookY
  61781. 24/6/98\
  61782. 3156^
  61783. 4114w
  61784. James Halliday
  61785. 4115C
  61786. 1/11/97
  61787. Medium to full red-purple; there are most attractive tobacco and spice edges to the dark berry fruit of the bouquet. The palate is akin to a grenache with balls; emphatic blackberry, tobacco and cigar box flavours running through bright juicy berry fruit. 
  61788. 2002K
  61789. 1998R
  61790. 2002U
  61791. 13/1/98V
  61792. 24/6/98W
  61793. 99 bookY
  61794. 24/6/98\
  61795. 3157^
  61796. 4115w
  61797. James Halliday
  61798. 4116C
  61799. 1/11/97
  61800. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, with gently sweet/ripe fruit and cleverly balanced and integrated oak. There is a mix of sweet fruit, cedar and faintly chocolatey undertones on the palate; the major feature of the wine is its silky mouthfeel and structure.
  61801. 2005K
  61802. 1998R
  61803. 2005U
  61804. 13/1/98V
  61805. 24/6/98W
  61806. 99 bookY
  61807. 24/6/98\
  61808. 3158^
  61809. 4116w
  61810. James Halliday
  61811. 4177C
  61812. 1/11/97
  61813. Medium red-purple; the aromas are predominantly in the spicy/leafy spectrum, but there is some attractive cassis fruit there, if not quite of the same impressive quality as the Cabernet of the same vintage. The palate, however, shows much more of that cassis blackcurrant fruit, and is richer than the bouquet suggests. Fine, supple tannins and subtle oak round off an impressive achievement for a difficult vintage for the late-ripening varieties.
  61814. 2004K
  61815. 1999R
  61816. 2004U
  61817. 13/1/98V
  61818. 24/6/98W
  61819. 99 bookY
  61820. 24/6/98\
  61821. 3159^
  61822. 4177w
  61823. James Halliday
  61824. 4118C
  61825. 1/11/97D
  61826. Medium red-purple, bright and clear; there are fresh red berry and soft vanilla aromas leading logically into a lighter-style palate, with smooth red berry fruit and soft tannins on the finish.F
  61827. 1999K
  61828. 1998R
  61829. 1999U
  61830. 13/1/98V
  61831. 24/6/98W
  61832. 99 bookY
  61833. 24/6/98\
  61834. 3160^
  61835. 4118w
  61836. James Halliday
  61837. 4119C
  61838. 1/11/97D
  61839. Medium red-purple; A clean, soft bouquet of medium intensity with well-balanced fruit and oak. The flavours are a mix of red berry, leaf, spice and mint; not particularly concentrated or complex, but easy drinking.F
  61840. 2003K
  61841. 1998R
  61842. 2003U
  61843. 13/1/98V
  61844. 24/6/98W
  61845. 99 bookY
  61846. 24/6/98\
  61847. 3161^
  61848. 4119w
  61849. James Halliday
  61850. 1/11/97
  61851. Light to medium red, with just a touch of purple; sweet blackcurrant fruit and subtle oak aromas lead into a well-balanced and weighted wine on the palate with gentle cassis fruit and equally gentle cedary oak. Significantly better than the disappointing Shiraz of the same vintage.
  61852. 2003K
  61853. 1998R
  61854. 2003U
  61855. 13/1/98V
  61856. 24/6/98W
  61857. 99 bookY
  61858. 24/6/98\
  61859. 3162^
  61860. James Halliday
  61861. 4120C
  61862. 1/11/97
  61863. Medium red-purple; modest red berry fruit of light to medium intensity is supported by some cedar and vanilla oak, and a few spicy notes. A pleasant wine on the palate, of light to medium weight, with gentle red berry fruit, and touches of cedar here and there.
  61864. 1999K
  61865. 1998R
  61866. 1999U
  61867. 13/1/98V
  61868. 24/6/98W
  61869. 99 bookY
  61870. 24/6/98\
  61871. 3163^
  61872. 4120w
  61873. James Halliday
  61874. 1/11/97
  61875. %Medium red-purple; the bouquet is more attractive than that of the Shiraz of the same vintage, with a mix of briar, cedar and earthy aromas; the palate, likewise, has earthy/briary/berry fruit and some tannins to aid the structure. Just a whisker of bitterness on the finish detracts a little.
  61876. 2002K
  61877. 1998R
  61878. 2002U
  61879. 13/1/98V
  61880. 24/6/98Y
  61881. 24/6/98\
  61882. 3164^
  61883. James Halliday
  61884. 1/11/97D
  61885. Light to medium green-yellow; there is a fragrant mix of gooseberry, passionfruit and more herbal notes on the bouquet; the lively, long and well-balanced palate has a nice minerally grip to the finish. Excellent varietal example.F
  61886. 1999K
  61887. 1998R
  61888. 1999U
  61889. 13/1/98V
  61890. 24/6/98W
  61891. 99 bookY
  61892. 24/6/98\
  61893. 3165^
  61894. James Halliday
  61895. 1/11/97
  61896. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is quite striking, with complex, ripe fruit salad aromas but the palate, while clean and well balanced, lacks the exotic characters of the bouquet. A worthy wine, nonetheless.F
  61897. 1999K
  61898. 1998R
  61899. 1999U
  61900. 13/1/98V
  61901. 24/6/98W
  61902. 99 bookY
  61903. 24/6/98\
  61904. 3166^
  61905. James Halliday
  61906. 4122C
  61907. 1/11/97D
  61908. Full red-purple; the bouquet shows first class varietal character with a mix of cassis and more earthy notes. The palate is youthful but unforced, and has the balance to develop well. For how long is the question and is much more difficult to answer.F
  61909. 2003K
  61910. 1999R
  61911. 2003U
  61912. 13/1/98V
  61913. 24/6/98W
  61914. 99 bookY
  61915. 24/6/98\
  61916. 3167^
  61917. 4122w
  61918. James Halliday
  61919. 4123C
  61920. 1/11/97
  61921. Full red-purple; super sweet black cherry and chocolate fruit constitutes the core of the wine both on the bouquet and palate. There are fine tannins to provide structure and balance, and an attractive hint of mint also appears on the palate. F
  61922. 2006K
  61923. 2000R
  61924. 2006U
  61925. 13/1/98V
  61926. 24/6/98W
  61927. 99 bookY
  61928. 24/6/98\
  61929. 3168^
  61930. 4123w
  61931. James Halliday
  61932. 2175C
  61933. 1/11/97
  61934. Strong red-purple; there is beautifully balanced fruit and oak on both bouquet and palate with sweet chocolatey fruit balanced by fine milky vanilla oak and tannins on the palate. Despite all of the depth and lusciousness of the fruit, the wine has finesse to the point of delicacy. 
  61935. 2010K
  61936. 2002R
  61937. 2010U
  61938. 13/1/98V
  61939. 24/6/98W
  61940. 99 bookY
  61941. 24/6/98\
  61942. 3169^
  61943. 2175w
  61944. James Halliday
  61945. 4124C
  61946. 1/11/97
  61947. Light to medium yellow-green; light, crisp slightly lemony fruit is supported by a touch of charry oak on the bouquet. The palate is elegant and well balanced, with some minerally aspects along with the citrussy fruit. Good outcome for a difficult vintage.
  61948. 2000K
  61949. 1998R
  61950. 2000U
  61951. 13/1/98V
  61952. 24/6/98W
  61953. 99 bookY
  61954. 24/6/98\
  61955. 3170^
  61956. 4124w
  61957. James Halliday
  61958. 4125C
  61959. 1/11/97
  61960. ]Medium yellow-green; very well-balanced and integrated fruit, oak and malolactic fermentation components on the bouquet are repeated to perfection on the palate. It has almost buttery viscosity, with subtle oak woven throughout; the malolactic component is judged to perfection, the acid persistent but soft on a long finish. Outstanding winemaking.
  61961. 2000K
  61962. 1998R
  61963. 2000U
  61964. 13/1/98V
  61965. 24/6/98W
  61966. 99 bookY
  61967. 24/6/98\
  61968. 3171^
  61969. 4125w
  61970. James Halliday
  61971. 4126C
  61972. 1/11/97
  61973. Strong red-purple; there is masses of powerful, earthy shiraz on the bouquet and a mix of mint, black cherry and earthy varietal fruit on the palate, supported by strong tannins. The oak influence is subtle.F
  61974. 2010K
  61975. 2002R
  61976. 2010U
  61977. 13/1/98V
  61978. 24/6/98W
  61979. 99 bookY
  61980. 24/6/98\
  61981. 3172^
  61982. 4126w
  61983. James Halliday
  61984. 4127C
  61985. 1/11/97D
  61986. Medium yellow-green; a complex and exceptionally intensely flavoured wine, particularly given its origins. Powerful fruit is supported by nutty, smoky bacon oak on a long, lingering finish.F
  61987. 1999K
  61988. 1998R
  61989. 1999U
  61990. 13/1/98V
  61991. 24/6/98W
  61992. 99 bookY
  61993. 24/6/98\
  61994. 3173^
  61995. 4127w
  61996. James Halliday
  61997. 4128C
  61998. 1/11/97
  61999. Medium to full yellow-green; an exceedingly complex bouquet with powerful white peach fruit and positively handled but well-integrated French oak. Equally complex and rich on the palate, with white peach and nectarine flavours, hints of cashew and the oak under restraint.
  62000. 2002K
  62001. 1998R
  62002. 2002U
  62003. 13/1/98V
  62004. 24/6/98W
  62005. 99 bookY
  62006. 24/6/98\
  62007. 3174^
  62008. 4128w
  62009. James Halliday
  62010. 4129C
  62011. 1/11/97D
  62012. Youthful purple; excellent cassis and earth Cabernet varietal aromas supported by subtle oak on the bouquet. A well-balanced wine on the palate with a mix of cassis, mint and earthy fruit flavours, supported by firm but not aggressive tannins. F
  62013. 2003K
  62014. 1999R
  62015. 2003U
  62016. 13/1/98V
  62017. 24/6/98W
  62018. 99 bookY
  62019. 24/6/98\
  62020. 3175^
  62021. 4129w
  62022. James Halliday
  62023. 2235C
  62024. 1/11/97
  62025. Strong red-purple; a wine which shows exceptional varietal character throughout, with a marvellous amalgam of liquorice, game and spice on the bouquet, mixed with touches of sweet cherry and mint on the palate. A wine with excellent vinosity and a soft finish.
  62026. 2010K
  62027. 2000R
  62028. 2010U
  62029. 13/1/98V
  62030. 24/6/98W
  62031. 99 bookY
  62032. 24/6/98\
  62033. 3176^
  62034. 2235w
  62035. James Halliday
  62036. 1/11/97
  62037. %Medium to full red-purple; a solid, complex bouquet with a range of fruit aromas having nuances of Shiraz, even a touch of liquorice. The palate is rich and voluptuously sweet with high gloss minty berry fruit. The oak has been very well handled, playing a strong but appropriate support role.
  62038. 2006K
  62039. 1999R
  62040. 2006U
  62041. 13/1/98V
  62042. 24/6/98W
  62043. 99 bookY
  62044. 24/6/98\
  62045. 3177^
  62046. James Halliday
  62047. 4130C
  62048. 1/11/97
  62049. Strong purple; a vibrant and intense wine, tending firm throughout both bouquet and palate, but neither excessively extractive nor astringent. Very clever winemaking, but one cannot help wonder whether an extra few months in barrel might not have produced an even-better wine.
  62050. 2005K
  62051. 2000R
  62052. 2005U
  62053. 13/1/98V
  62054. 24/6/98W
  62055. 99 bookY
  62056. 24/6/98\
  62057. 3178^
  62058. 4130w
  62059. James Halliday
  62060. 4131C
  62061. 1/11/97D
  62062. Medium red-purple; a soft, easy wine, with spice and plum fruit aromas supported by quite positive vanillin American oak. The palate shows more of the same, finishing with soft tannins, and with the oak input an integral part of the style.F
  62063. 2002K
  62064. 1998R
  62065. 2002U
  62066. 13/1/98V
  62067. 24/6/98W
  62068. 99 bookY
  62069. 24/6/98\
  62070. 3179^
  62071. 4131w
  62072. James Halliday
  62073. 4132C
  62074. 1/11/97
  62075. Light green-yellow; a powerful, quite racy bouquet; a similarly intense palate with tastes of citrus, nettle and mineral; considerable structure and depth. A Riesling for Chardonnay drinkers.F
  62076. 2003K
  62077. 1998R
  62078. 2003U
  62079. 13/1/98V
  62080. 24/6/98W
  62081. 99 bookY
  62082. 24/6/98\
  62083. 3180^
  62084. 4132w
  62085. James Halliday
  62086. 4133C
  62087. 1/11/97D
  62088. Light to medium yellow-green; a classic, dry minerally, toasty bouquet leads into a similarly classically constructed, reserved and long-flavoured palate. A wine which will mature magnificently in bottle.F
  62089. 2007K
  62090. 2002R
  62091. 2007U
  62092. 13/1/98V
  62093. 24/6/98W
  62094. 99 bookY
  62095. 24/6/98\
  62096. 3181^
  62097. 4133w
  62098. James Halliday
  62099. 1/11/97
  62100. Light to medium green-yellow; at the end of 1997 starting to show the classic bottle development that it promised as a young wine, and will improve even more from here. Ultra-classic lime, toast and kerosene aromas and flavours on a perfectly structured and balanced palate. An extremely distinguished wine at the price, and deservedly a top gold medal winner at the 1997 Liquorland National Wine Show.
  62101. 2001K
  62102. 1998R
  62103. 2001U
  62104. 13/1/98V
  62105. 24/6/98W
  62106. 99 bookY
  62107. 24/6/98\
  62108. 3182^
  62109. James Halliday
  62110. 3004C
  62111. 1/11/97
  62112. #Medium yellow-green; a voluminous, ripe and complex bouquet, with a faultless marriage of fruit and subtle oak. The palate, like the bouquet, is driven by the complex, ripe gooseberry and passionfruit flavours, with just a hint of spicy oak in support. Has all the length one could wish for.
  62113. 2000K
  62114. 1998R
  62115. 2000U
  62116. 13/1/98V
  62117. 24/6/98W
  62118. 99 bookY
  62119. 24/6/98\
  62120. 3183^
  62121. 3004w
  62122. James Halliday
  62123. 4134C
  62124. 1/11/97D
  62125. Extremely sophisticated winemaking evident, with a seamless marriage of fruit and oak in a wine with considerable power and length. Was 4.5 points clear of the next highest pointed wine in the class.F
  62126. 1999K
  62127. 1998R
  62128. 1999U
  62129. 13/1/98V
  62130. 24/6/98W
  62131. 99 bookY
  62132. 24/6/98\
  62133. 3184^
  62134. 4134w
  62135. James Halliday
  62136. 4135C
  62137. 1/11/97
  62138. &Medium to full yellow-green; a complex, powerful and already quite developed bouquet with subtle oak supporting the fruit. There is plenty of ripe varietal flavour in a lemony spectrum balanced by a hint of sweetness which may come from fruit or a well-judged flick of residual sugar. Best now.
  62139. 1999K
  62140. 1998R
  62141. 1999U
  62142. 13/1/98V
  62143. 24/6/98W
  62144. 99 bookY
  62145. 24/6/98\
  62146. 3185^
  62147. 4135w
  62148. James Halliday
  62149. 4136C
  62150. 1/11/97
  62151. Light to medium green-yellow; a wonderful mix of citrus, lime and more tropical notes on the bouquet, but the palate showing the tightness and restraint which will guarantee the wine a long life. The barest hint of residual sugar does no more than flesh out the finish.
  62152. 2004K
  62153. 1998R
  62154. 2004U
  62155. 14/1/98V
  62156. 24/6/98W
  62157. 99 bookY
  62158. 24/6/98\
  62159. 3186^
  62160. 4136w
  62161. James Halliday
  62162. 2023C
  62163. 1/11/97D
  62164. Good red-purple; abundant plum and cherry fruit is offset against spicy toasty oak on the bouquet. The palate, like the bouquet, has power and depth, and will evolve yet further with additional time in bottle. F
  62165. 2002K
  62166. 1998R
  62167. 2002U
  62168. 14/1/98V
  62169. 24/6/98W
  62170. 99 bookY
  62171. 24/6/98\
  62172. 3187^
  62173. 2023w
  62174. James Halliday
  62175. 2236C
  62176. 1/11/97
  62177. Medium purple-red; the wine has a great bouquet, with complex yet soft cherry and plum fruit, characters which also drive the supple plummy palate. Has swallowed up the new French oak in which it was matured.F
  62178. 2001K
  62179. 1998R
  62180. 2001U
  62181. 14/1/98V
  62182. 24/6/98W
  62183. 99 bookY
  62184. 24/6/98\
  62185. 3188^
  62186. 2236w
  62187. James Halliday
  62188. 4137C
  62189. 1/11/97D
  62190. Medium to full red-purple; a relatively elegant bouquet with good earthy/peppery varietal fruit, and a marvellously lively, fresh and vibrant palate, replete with firm but fine tannins on the finish.F
  62191. 2008K
  62192. 2000R
  62193. 2008U
  62194. 14/1/98V
  62195. 24/6/98Y
  62196. 24/6/98\
  62197. 3189^
  62198. James Halliday
  62199. 1/11/97D
  62200. Deep red-purple; an extremely powerful, concentrated and rich bouquet leads into an opulently layered palate with a range of black cherry and blackberry fruit, ample tannins and lush oak in support.F
  62201. 2015K
  62202. 2005R
  62203. 2015U
  62204. 14/1/98V
  62205. 24/6/98W
  62206. 99 book
  62207. 24/6/98\
  62208. 3190^
  62209. James Halliday
  62210. 4138C
  62211. 1/11/97D
  62212. Deep red-purple; both bouquet and palate show excellent varietal definition with fresh earthy berry fruit. The structure of the wine is particularly pleasing, with fine tannins and subtle oak.F
  62213. 2004K
  62214. 1999R
  62215. 2004U
  62216. 14/1/98V
  62217. 24/6/98W
  62218. 99 bookY
  62219. 24/6/98\
  62220. 3191^
  62221. 4138w
  62222. James Halliday
  62223. 1/11/97D
  62224. Deep red-purple; like all of the Sevenhill wines, very powerful and concentrated, with pronounced mint characters on both bouquet and palate 
  62225.  a tad too exaggerated for my personal taste, though the judges thought otherwise.F
  62226. 2008K
  62227. 2002R
  62228. 2008U
  62229. 14/1/98V
  62230. 24/6/98W
  62231. 99 bookY
  62232. 24/6/98\
  62233. 3192^
  62234. James Halliday
  62235. 1/1/98
  62236. Medium red-purple; the lush bouquet is flooded with ripe blackberry fruit and high quality oak; the palate is similarly full of perfectly ripened cassis cabernet fruit, with exemplary structure and equally good oak in support. A great wine, but the 
  62237. 96 may prove to be every bit as good.
  62238. 2010K
  62239. 2000R
  62240. 2010U
  62241. 14/1/98V
  62242. 24/6/98W
  62243. 99 bookY
  62244. 24/6/98\
  62245. 3193^
  62246. James Halliday
  62247. 3820C
  62248. 1/11/97D
  62249. Full red-purple; an excellent, unforced bouquet with very good varietal character and subtle oak; on the palate there is a touch of mint to go along with the cassis berry fruit, soft oak and supple tannins.F
  62250. 2008K
  62251. 2000R
  62252. 2008U
  62253. 14/1/98V
  62254. 24/6/98W
  62255. 99 bookY
  62256. 24/6/98\
  62257. 3194^
  62258. 3820w
  62259. James Halliday
  62260. 4139C
  62261. 1/11/97
  62262. <Light to medium yellow-green; there is no sign of phenolic break-up, no sign of the weedy vegetable characters which often appear in aged Sauvignon Blanc. Both the bouquet and palate are fresh, with ripe, tropical gooseberry fruit, the oak contributing as much to the structure of the wine as it does to its flavour.
  62263. 2000K
  62264. 1998R
  62265. 2000U
  62266. 14/1/98V
  62267. 24/6/98W
  62268. 99 bookY
  62269. 24/6/98\
  62270. 3195^
  62271. 4139w
  62272. James Halliday
  62273. 4140C
  62274. 1/11/97D
  62275. Light to medium straw-green; intense, tangy citrussy passionfruit aromas and fruit flavours mark a wine with unusual length and persistence of flavour.F
  62276. 1999K
  62277. 1998R
  62278. 1999U
  62279. 14/1/98V
  62280. 24/6/98W
  62281. 99 bookY
  62282. 24/6/98\
  62283. 3196^
  62284. 4140w
  62285. James Halliday
  62286. 1/10/97
  62287. Medium yellow-green; a rich bouquet with full lime pastille fruit and a commensurately generous and rich palate with abundant fruit weight, intensity and length, the flavours falling in the same spectrum as those of the bouquet.F
  62288. 2003K
  62289. 1998R
  62290. 2003U
  62291. 14/1/98V
  62292. 24/6/98W
  62293. 99 bookY
  62294. 24/6/98\
  62295. 3197^
  62296. James Halliday
  62297. 4141C
  62298. 1/10/97
  62299. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with pleasantly ripe gooseberry fruit aromas. The palate is of medium intensity with clearly articulated varietal character, but lacks the richness of the best wines, and finishes slightly short.
  62300. 1999K
  62301. 1998R
  62302. 1999U
  62303. 14/1/98V
  62304. 24/6/98W
  62305. 99 bookY
  62306. 24/6/98\
  62307. 3198^
  62308. 4141w
  62309. James Halliday
  62310. 2321C
  62311. 1/10/97
  62312. Medium yellow-green; a quite powerful bouquet with some lifted characters which also appear again on the palate, quite full and firm; overall in typical Chain of Ponds style. F
  62313. 2002K
  62314. 1998R
  62315. 2002U
  62316. 14/1/98V
  62317. 24/6/98W
  62318. 99 bookY
  62319. 24/6/98\
  62320. 3199^
  62321. 2321w
  62322. James Halliday
  62323. 3390C
  62324. 1/10/97D
  62325. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful, concentrated and tangy; a big, chunky wine with lots of varietal character in a particular style. F
  62326. 2003K
  62327. 1999R
  62328. 2003U
  62329. 14/1/98V
  62330. 24/6/98W
  62331. 99 bookY
  62332. 24/6/98\
  62333. 3200^
  62334. 3390w
  62335. James Halliday
  62336. 4142C
  62337. 1/10/97D
  62338. Bright yellow-green; the aromatic sauvignon blanc component is obvious on the bouquet, but on the palate the two varieties mesh neatly together, producing a most attractive wine with excellent flavour and balance.F
  62339. 2002K
  62340. 1998R
  62341. 2002U
  62342. 15/1/98V
  62343. 24/6/98W
  62344. 99 bookY
  62345. 24/6/98\
  62346. 3201^
  62347. 4142w
  62348. James Halliday
  62349. 4143C
  62350. 1/10/97D
  62351. Medium yellow-green; ripe gooseberry/tropical aromas of medium to full intensity build further on a full-blown tropical/gooseberry palate. Good length.F
  62352. 1999K
  62353. 1998R
  62354. 1999U
  62355. 15/1/98V
  62356. 24/6/98W
  62357. 99 bookY
  62358. 24/6/98\
  62359. 3202^
  62360. 4143w
  62361. James Halliday
  62362. 4144C
  62363. 1/10/97D
  62364. Light to medium yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with strong toasty oak and nutty malolactic fermentation influences are largely mirrored on the palate, where barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation both make a very strong statement. F
  62365. 2000K
  62366. 1998R
  62367. 2000U
  62368. 15/1/98V
  62369. 24/6/98W
  62370. 99 bookY
  62371. 24/6/98\
  62372. 3203^
  62373. 4144w
  62374. James Halliday
  62375. 2323C
  62376. 1/10/97D
  62377. Light to medium yellow-green; an interesting bouquet, with bready/mealy notes, not particularly rich. The palate, again, is in a finer style, quite long, with secondary bready and minerally characters.F
  62378. 1998R
  62379. 2001U
  62380. 15/1/98V
  62381. 24/6/98W
  62382. 99 bookY
  62383. 24/6/98\
  62384. 3204^
  62385. 2323w
  62386. James Halliday
  62387. 4145C
  62388. 1/10/97D
  62389. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant, fine melon and apple fruit aromas are repeated on a delicately crisp palate with reasonable length. F
  62390. 2001K
  62391. 1998R
  62392. 2001U
  62393. 15/1/98V
  62394. 24/6/98W
  62395. 99 bookY
  62396. 24/6/98\
  62397. 3205^
  62398. 4145w
  62399. James Halliday
  62400. 4146C
  62401. 1/10/97D
  62402. Glowing yellow-green; now has very complex and toasty bottle-developed aroma; the palate shows similar complex, bottle-developed characters with fig and melon fruit under more toasty/buttery characters.F
  62403. 2002K
  62404. 1998R
  62405. 2002U
  62406. 15/1/98V
  62407. 24/6/98W
  62408. 99 bookY
  62409. 24/6/98\
  62410. 3206^
  62411. 4146w
  62412. James Halliday
  62413. 1/10/97
  62414. Medium red-purple; youthful fruit aromas with a touch of mint, and still building complexity on the bouquet. There is more to the mouthfilling plummy palate, with quite strong fruit, although, like the bouquet, needs to build complexity, and will probably do so with more time in bottle.
  62415. 2003K
  62416. 1999R
  62417. 2003U
  62418. 15/1/98V
  62419. 24/6/98W
  62420. 99 bookY
  62421. 24/6/98\
  62422. 3207^
  62423. James Halliday
  62424. 4147C
  62425. 1/10/97
  62426. Excellent, strong red-purple; the bouquet is solid, with powerful ripe fruit, but tending to dry red in style. Substantial oak input comes through on the palate, but there is solid fruit there to sustain that oak. Will be greatly enjoyed by those who like fuller-bodied Pinots.
  62427. 2002K
  62428. 1998R
  62429. 2002U
  62430. 15/1/98V
  62431. 24/6/98W
  62432. 99 bookY
  62433. 24/6/98\
  62434. 3208^
  62435. 4147w
  62436. James Halliday
  62437. 3159C
  62438. 1/10/97
  62439. Medium red; a quite powerful briary/minty bouquet with a similarly powerful palate, but which shows a cooler vintage with some shaded canopy charactersF
  62440. 2003K
  62441. 1998R
  62442. 2003U
  62443. 15/1/98V
  62444. 24/6/98W
  62445. 99 bookY
  62446. 24/6/98\
  62447. 3209^
  62448. 3159w
  62449. James Halliday
  62450. 4148C
  62451. 1/10/97D
  62452. Medium purple-red; the sweet minty fruit aromas of the bouquet are repeated more or less precisely on the palate, which is ripe, with minty/berry flavours and a nicely judged touch of oak. F
  62453. 2002K
  62454. 1998R
  62455. 2002U
  62456. 15/1/98V
  62457. 24/6/98W
  62458. 99 bookY
  62459. 24/6/98\
  62460. 3210^
  62461. 4148w
  62462. James Halliday
  62463. 4149C
  62464. 1/10/97D
  62465. Strong red-purple; powerful fruit on the bouquet is supported by strong charry toasty oak. The vibrant, youthful and juicy palate has lantana-like overtones, running into exotic oriental fruits. Unconventional but very interesting.F
  62466. 2005K
  62467. 2000R
  62468. 2005U
  62469. 15/1/98V
  62470. 24/6/98W
  62471. 99 bookY
  62472. 24/6/98\
  62473. 4149w
  62474. James Halliday
  62475. 3210C
  62476. 1/10/97D
  62477. Full red-purple; there is a range of mint, plum, spice and liquorice aromas running through sweet fruit on both the bouquet and palate. The palate runs in the liquorice, plum and berry spectrum, with good length, and has particularly sweet tannins. F
  62478. 2006K
  62479. 1998R
  62480. 2006U
  62481. 15/1/98V
  62482. 24/6/98W
  62483. 99 bookY
  62484. 24/6/98\
  62485. 3212^
  62486. 3210w
  62487. James Halliday
  62488. 1/1/98D
  62489. Medium purple-red; a firm, clean bouquet with dark cherry and faintly earthy varietal fruit; subtle oak. The palate is powerful but contained, with strong tannin structure around black cherry and plum fruit.F
  62490. 2010K
  62491. 2000R
  62492. 2010U
  62493. 22/1/98V
  62494. 24/6/98W
  62495. 99 bookY
  62496. 24/6/98\
  62497. 3213^
  62498. James Halliday
  62499. 4150C
  62500. 1/1/98
  62501. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is wonderfully rich and full, with sweet dark chocolate, dark plum and blackberry fruit, the palate rather more austere, with the Cabernet component dominant, and finishing with persistent, lingering tannins.F
  62502. 2010K
  62503. 2004R
  62504. 2010U
  62505. 22/1/98V
  62506. 24/6/98W
  62507. 99 bookY
  62508. 24/6/98\
  62509. 3214^
  62510. 4150w
  62511. James Halliday
  62512. 4151C
  62513. 1/1/98
  62514. Medium red; the bouquet has gently sweet, faintly earthy fruit with hints of vanilla, possibly coming from the old oak, possibly just from the age of the base wine. The palate is complex, with earthy Shiraz of medium weight and not too sweet; the wine picks up pace on a long finish.
  62515. 2005K
  62516. 1998R
  62517. 2005U
  62518. 22/1/98V
  62519. 24/6/98W
  62520. 99 bookY
  62521. 24/6/98\
  62522. 3215^
  62523. 4151w
  62524. James Halliday
  62525. 4152C
  62526. 1/1/98
  62527. .Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is solid, with some incipient honey aromas, and hints of that faintly medicinal character found in many Hunter Valley white wines, and in particular Semillons. The palate is of medium weight, with lemony/minerally flavours, and good acidity on a relatively long finish.
  62528. 2004K
  62529. 1999R
  62530. 2004U
  62531. 22/1/98V
  62532. 24/6/98W
  62533. 99 bookY
  62534. 24/6/98\
  62535. 3216^
  62536. 4152w
  62537. James Halliday
  62538. 4153C
  62539. 1/1/98
  62540. *Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is solid, again with a hint of that slight medicinal character which detracts from the mix of toasty/buttery and peach fruit. The palate is nicely weighted and balanced, fruit driven with a mix of tangy peach and citrus flavours, balanced by a hint of vanillin oak.
  62541. 1999K
  62542. 1998R
  62543. 1999U
  62544. 22/1/98V
  62545. 24/6/98W
  62546. 99 bookY
  62547. 24/6/98\
  62548. 3217^
  62549. 4153w
  62550. James Halliday
  62551. 4154C
  62552. 1/1/98
  62553. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is the richest of the four wines, with dark berry fruit touched by chocolate. The palate likewise having another dimension of power with blackberry, cherry and cedar nuances; good tannins, structure and length.F
  62554. 2007K
  62555. 2000R
  62556. 2007U
  62557. 22/1/98V
  62558. 24/6/98W
  62559. 99 bookY
  62560. 24/6/98\
  62561. 3218^
  62562. 4154w
  62563. James Halliday
  62564. 3187C
  62565. 1/1/98D
  62566. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean and fresh bouquet of light to medium intensity, with delicate passionfruit aromas; the palate is similarly fresh, delicate and well balanced, simply lacking the fruit intensity of top-end New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs.F
  62567. 1999K
  62568. 1998R
  62569. 1999U
  62570. 22/1/98V
  62571. 24/6/98W
  62572. 99 bookY
  62573. 24/6/98\
  62574. 3219^
  62575. 3187w
  62576. James Halliday
  62577. 2163C
  62578. 1/1/98
  62579. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is complex and solid with citrus and nectarine fruit surrounded by hints of charry oak. It is a remarkably smooth wine in both flavour and texture, the fruit and oak harmoniously balanced; good acidity and length.F
  62580. 2000K
  62581. 1998R
  62582. 2000U
  62583. 22/1/98V
  62584. 24/6/98W
  62585. 99 bookY
  62586. 24/6/98\
  62587. 3220^
  62588. 2163w
  62589. James Halliday
  62590. 4155C
  62591. 1/1/98D
  62592. Medium to full yellow-green; a clean, penetrating citrus blossom and mineral bouquet is followed by a lively, fresh citrussy/tangy palate with neatly balanced acidity. The oak is there, but very much in the background.F
  62593. 2002K
  62594. 1998R
  62595. 2002U
  62596. 22/1/98V
  62597. 24/6/98W
  62598. 99 bookY
  62599. 24/6/98\
  62600. 3221^
  62601. 4155w
  62602. James Halliday
  62603. 4156C
  62604. 1/1/98
  62605. Medium red-purple; sweet, full plummy varietal fruit with hints of spice flood the bouquet; the palate is no less attractive, with delicious plum, cherry and spice fruit flavours showing exemplary varietal character.F
  62606. 2000K
  62607. 1998R
  62608. 2000U
  62609. 22/1/98V
  62610. 24/6/98W
  62611. 99 bookY
  62612. 24/6/98\
  62613. 3222^
  62614. 4156w
  62615. James Halliday
  62616. 4157C
  62617. 1/1/98
  62618. Bright purple-red; the fruit is clean, of medium intensity, the oak a fraction disjointed on the bouquet. The palate, however, shows good structure and equally good dark berry/cassis varietal character; youthful tannins are on the firm side but should settle down with age.
  62619. 2006K
  62620. 2001R
  62621. 2006U
  62622. 22/1/98V
  62623. 24/6/98W
  62624. 99 bookY
  62625. 24/6/98\
  62626. 3223^
  62627. 4157w
  62628. James Halliday
  62629. 3158C
  62630. 1/1/98
  62631. Full yellow; a fruit-driven but bottle-developed bouquet with a mix of gently buttery/toasty/nutty aromas followed by a smooth palate with a mix of yellow peach and toasty flavours. F
  62632. 2000K
  62633. 1998R
  62634. 2000U
  62635. 22/1/98V
  62636. 24/6/98W
  62637. 99 bookY
  62638. 24/6/98\
  62639. 3224^
  62640. 3158w
  62641. James Halliday
  62642. 4158C
  62643. 1/1/98D
  62644. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is youthful and slightly unformed, but with plenty of clean, fresh fruit. Sweet juicy Malbec flavours, with some more chocolatey notes helps provide an unexpectedly sweet and soft palate, finishing with soft tannins.F
  62645. 2004K
  62646. 1999R
  62647. 2004U
  62648. 22/1/98V
  62649. 24/6/98W
  62650. 99 bookY
  62651. 24/6/98\
  62652. 3225^
  62653. 4158w
  62654. James Halliday
  62655. 1/1/98D
  62656. Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows some red berry fruits with earthy/chocolatey Cabernet character. On the palate some minty flavours come through; direct and not particularly complex, nor destined for a particularly long life.F
  62657. 2003K
  62658. 2000R
  62659. 2003U
  62660. 22/1/98V
  62661. 24/6/98W
  62662. 99 bookY
  62663. 24/6/98\
  62664. 3226^
  62665. James Halliday
  62666. 4159C
  62667. 1/1/98
  62668. Strong yellow-green, with persistent fine bead; an extremely complex bouquet with toasty autolysis characters, almost charry yet not rough, is followed by an intense and still tight palate. Citrussy flavours run through a long finish with neatly balanced acidity.
  62669. 1999K
  62670. 1998R
  62671. 1999U
  62672. 22/1/98V
  62673. 24/6/98W
  62674. 99 bookY
  62675. 24/6/98\
  62676. 3227^
  62677. 4159w
  62678. James Halliday
  62679. 4160C
  62680. 1/1/98D
  62681. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, fresh, light herbal bouquet and a fresh, lively tangy palate, with good length, all attest to early bottling (and early consumption).F
  62682. 1999K
  62683. 1998R
  62684. 1999U
  62685. 22/1/98V
  62686. 24/6/98W
  62687. 99 bookY
  62688. 24/6/98\
  62689. 3228^
  62690. 4160w
  62691. James Halliday
  62692. 1/1/98
  62693. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet of medium intensity with cherry and vanilla aromas interwoven announces an ultra-smooth palate with a mix of dark plum and black cherry fruit supported by soft vanilla oak and fine tannins. An understatement, rather than an overstatement.
  62694. 2009K
  62695. 1999R
  62696. 2009U
  62697. 22/1/98V
  62698. 24/6/98W
  62699. 99 bookY
  62700. 24/6/98\
  62701. 3229^
  62702. James Halliday
  62703. 4161C
  62704. 1/1/98
  62705. Medium red-purple; a smooth bouquet with touches of chocolate and earth surrounded by obvious but well-balanced and integrated vanillin oak; the palate has an extra dimension, with plum, cherry and chocolate fruit, again supported by nicely judged oak. Finishes with soft tannins.
  62706. 2005K
  62707. 2000R
  62708. 2005U
  62709. 22/1/98V
  62710. 24/6/98W
  62711. 99 bookY
  62712. 24/6/98\
  62713. 3230^
  62714. 4161w
  62715. James Halliday
  62716. 4162C
  62717. 1/1/98
  62718. Medium red-purple; a potent bouquet with excellent dark liquorice, leather and boot polish varietal aromas is followed by a richly flavoured palate with abundant dark cherry and dark berry fruit, finishing with supple tannins. The oak is in restraint throughout.
  62719. 2010K
  62720. 2003R
  62721. 2010U
  62722. 22/1/98V
  62723. 24/6/98W
  62724. 99 bookY
  62725. 24/6/98\
  62726. 3231^
  62727. 4162w
  62728. James Halliday
  62729. 3123C
  62730. 1/1/98D
  62731. Dark red-purple; the bouquet is redolent with potent gamey blackberry, spice and plum varietal fruit; spicy characters come charging through the dark cherry and plum flavours on the palate, and the oak influence is subtle throughout.F
  62732. 2006K
  62733. 2000R
  62734. 2006U
  62735. 22/1/98V
  62736. 24/6/98W
  62737. 99 bookY
  62738. 24/6/98\
  62739. 3232^
  62740. 3123w
  62741. James Halliday
  62742. 3124C
  62743. 1/1/98
  62744. Medium red-purple; there are ripe currant, cassis and mint aromas on a bouquet of medium intensity, with smooth minty berry fruit on the mid-palate. A slightly sharp acid profile tends to interrupt the finish.F
  62745. 2005K
  62746. 2000R
  62747. 2005U
  62748. 22/1/98V
  62749. 24/6/98W
  62750. 99 bookY
  62751. 24/6/98\
  62752. 3233^
  62753. 3124w
  62754. James Halliday
  62755. 4163C
  62756. 1/1/98
  62757. 6Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet runs through dark berry fruit with touches of both liquorice and chocolate, rich and intense. The palate is attractive, with sweet but not heavy or extractive dark chocolate and blackberry fruit supported by a hint of vanilla oak. Despite its size, has balance and style.
  62758. 2010K
  62759. 2000R
  62760. 2010U
  62761. 22/1/98V
  62762. 24/6/98W
  62763. 99 bookY
  62764. 24/6/98\
  62765. 3234^
  62766. 4163w
  62767. James Halliday
  62768. 4164C
  62769. 1/1/98
  62770. Dense red-purple; the bouquet has lovely spicy, dark forest fruits with fine Brandy spirit woven through. The palate is powerful and complex, with tannins running right through bitter chocolate, earth and spice flavours; well balanced, and not excessively sweet. 
  62771. 2012K
  62772. 2002R
  62773. 2012U
  62774. 22/1/98V
  62775. 24/6/98W
  62776. 99 bookY
  62777. 24/6/98\
  62778. 3235^
  62779. 4164w
  62780. James Halliday
  62781. 4165C
  62782. 1/1/98
  62783. Medium to full red-purple; a complex, rich and concentrated bouquet with strong black cherry fruit and full-blooded vanillin oak. There is lots of dark berry, dark chocolate and vanilla oak on the palate, which is textured and layered with pronounced yet soft tannins.
  62784. 2003K
  62785. 1998R
  62786. 2003U
  62787. 22/1/98V
  62788. 24/6/98W
  62789. 99 bookY
  62790. 24/6/98\
  62791. 3236^
  62792. 4165w
  62793. James Halliday
  62794. 4166C
  62795. 1/4/97
  62796. Medium red-purple; a soft, gently plummy bouquet with some spice and earth notes. There is lots of sweet, juicy plummy fruit on the palate, rounded off with soft tannins. Nice mouthfeel.F
  62797. 2003K
  62798. 1998R
  62799. 2003U
  62800. 22/1/98V
  62801. 24/6/98W
  62802. 99 bookY
  62803. 24/6/98\
  62804. 3237^
  62805. 4166w
  62806. James Halliday
  62807. 3050C
  62808. 1/1/98D
  62809. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with a mix of spice, mint, leaf and red berry, with only the lightest touch of oak. An attractive spicy fruit-driven style on the palate, finishing with soft tannins.F
  62810. 2006K
  62811. 2000R
  62812. 2006U
  62813. 22/1/98V
  62814. 24/6/98W
  62815. 99 bookY
  62816. 24/6/98\
  62817. 3238^
  62818. 3050w
  62819. James Halliday
  62820. 1/7/97D
  62821. Medium red-purple; gamey characters run through a wine with ripe, juicy jammy berry fruit on the bouquet, but finishing with a fair degree of astringency.F
  62822. 2001K
  62823. 1998R
  62824. 2001U
  62825. 22/1/98V
  62826. 24/6/98Y
  62827. 24/6/98\
  62828. 3239^
  62829. James Halliday
  62830. 1/7/97
  62831. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with a mix of earthy and minty fruit aromas. The palate has more structure and weight than the bouquet suggests, and shows the sophisticated use of oak to support the faintly minty/spicy shiraz varietal fruit.
  62832. 2005K
  62833. 1998R
  62834. 2005U
  62835. 22/1/98V
  62836. 24/6/98Y
  62837. 24/6/98\
  62838. 3240^
  62839. James Halliday
  62840. 4167C
  62841. 1/1/98
  62842. 6Medium red; a quite sweet bouquet with some relatively soft forest and briar notes. An unusual palate, with ripe five-spice flavours together with cherry and plum; I have seen these five-spice characters from time to time in the Yarra Valley, notably in a prior vintage (1990) of Coldstream Hills. Interesting.
  62843. 2001K
  62844. 1998R
  62845. 2001U
  62846. 22/1/98V
  62847. 24/6/98W
  62848. 99 bookY
  62849. 24/6/98\
  62850. 3241^
  62851. 4167w
  62852. James Halliday
  62853. 2182C
  62854. 1/11/97
  62855. Light green-yellow; a clean, light and crisp bouquet with a mix of citrus and more minerally notes is followed by a fine, firm but relatively lean palate with fair length, and which simply begs to be cellared.F
  62856. 2006K
  62857. 2000R
  62858. 2006U
  62859. 22/1/98V
  62860. 24/6/98W
  62861. 99 bookY
  62862. 24/6/98\
  62863. 3242^
  62864. 2182w
  62865. James Halliday
  62866. 2181C
  62867. 1/7/97D
  62868. Medium red-purple; a quite fragrant and fine bouquet with distinct and correct varietal character showing a mix of leaf and spicy medicinal aromas. An elegant and complex wine on the palate with nuances of leaf, spice and bitter chocolate; soft tannins. F
  62869. 2004K
  62870. 1999R
  62871. 2004U
  62872. 22/1/98V
  62873. 24/6/98W
  62874. 99 bookY
  62875. 24/6/98\
  62876. 3243^
  62877. 2181w
  62878. James Halliday
  62879. 1/11/97D
  62880. Light red; a fairly light leafy minty bouquet with boiled/jammy fruit aromas which are repeated on the palate. In a word, disappointing.F
  62881. 2000K
  62882. 1998R
  62883. 2000U
  62884. 22/1/98V
  62885. 24/6/98
  62886. 24/6/98\
  62887. 3244^
  62888. James Halliday
  62889. 1/7/97D
  62890. Light yellow-straw; a rather reserved, tight bouquet with minerally notes leads into a palate constructed in much the same fashion, with some herbal varietal character but definitely in the lean stony/minerally range.F
  62891. 1999K
  62892. 1998R
  62893. 1999U
  62894. 22/1/98V
  62895. 24/6/98Y
  62896. 24/6/98\
  62897. 3245^
  62898. James Halliday
  62899. 3374C
  62900. 1/7/97
  62901. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, full bouquet with a mix of berry, earth, chocolate and briar aromas. The palate moves more into vanilla oak country, with some minty flavours to go along with the characters following on from the bouquet. In typical fashion, a mouthful and a half.
  62902. 2005K
  62903. 2000R
  62904. 2005U
  62905. 22/1/98V
  62906. 24/6/98W
  62907. 99 bookY
  62908. 24/6/98\
  62909. 3246^
  62910. 3374w
  62911. James Halliday
  62912. 4168C
  62913. 1/11/97
  62914. Medium purple-red; a clean bouquet, essentially fruit driven with a mix of cherry and earth varietal fruit. The palate is quite powerful, with a mix of cherry, plum and earth; slightly unformed overall, and will benefit from time in bottle. F
  62915. 2004K
  62916. 2000R
  62917. 2004U
  62918. 22/1/98V
  62919. 24/6/98W
  62920. 99 bookY
  62921. 24/6/98\
  62922. 3247^
  62923. 4168w
  62924. James Halliday
  62925. 4169C
  62926. 1/11/97D
  62927. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with a mix of melon, citrus and apple aromas, and a fresh palate with good acidity, but not a lot of mid-palate fruit or feel. F
  62928. 1999K
  62929. 1998R
  62930. 1999U
  62931. 23/1/98V
  62932. 24/6/98W
  62933. 99 bookY
  62934. 24/6/98\
  62935. 3248^
  62936. 4169w
  62937. James Halliday
  62938. 1/1/98
  62939. Medium to full yellow-green; a quite complex yet nicely restrained bouquet with melon and grapefruit aromas supported by subtle oak; a long, intense and well-structured palate with melon and grapefruit flavours, finishing with good acidity. Has come together exceptionally well.
  62940. 2002K
  62941. 1998R
  62942. 2002U
  62943. 23/1/98V
  62944. 24/6/98W
  62945. 99 bookY
  62946. 24/6/98\
  62947. 3249^
  62948. James Halliday
  62949. 1/10/97D
  62950. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, concentrated bouquet with a mix of earth, berry and briar aromas. The palate is similarly powerful, concentrated and dense, with dark briary berry fruit and solid tannins.F
  62951. 2015K
  62952. 2005R
  62953. 2015U
  62954. 23/1/98V
  62955. 24/6/98Y
  62956. 24/6/98\
  62957. 3250^
  62958. James Halliday
  62959. 1/10/97
  62960. Medium to full red-purple; the vineyard power comes through on the boqueut with a mix of earth, cassis and a touch of chocolate-tinged fruit, backed bu subtle oak. A powerful, brooding style with a mix of red berry, mint and chocolate fruit flavours.F
  62961. 2008K
  62962. 2003R
  62963. 2008U
  62964. 23/1/98V
  62965. 24/6/98Y
  62966. 24/6/98\
  62967. 3251^
  62968. James Halliday
  62969. 2159C
  62970. 1/10/97
  62971. Medium to full yellow-green; a voluminous, tropical honeysuckle bouquet leads into an extravagantly flavoured wine on the palate, but with some taint lurking in the depths - possibly cork, in which case the wine would be entitled to significantly higher rating.
  62972. 1999K
  62973. 1998R
  62974. 1999U
  62975. 23/1/98V
  62976. 24/6/98W
  62977. 99 bookY
  62978. 24/6/98\
  62979. 3252^
  62980. 2159w
  62981. James Halliday
  62982. 1/12/97
  62983. HMedium to full red-purple; there is an attractive spicy/nutmeg/earthy edge to sweet dark berry fruit on the bouquet. Neither the bouquet nor the palate show any green herbaceous characters whatsoever, but the cool-grown origins come through in the blackcurrant and mint-flavoured palate. Supported by well-handed oak throughout.
  62984. 2009K
  62985. 2000R
  62986. 2009U
  62987. 23/1/98V
  62988. 24/6/98W
  62989. 99 bookY
  62990. 24/6/98\
  62991. 3253^
  62992. James Halliday
  62993. 4170C
  62994. 1/11/97
  62995. Medium red-purple; attractive blackberry and dark chocolate fruit aromas are supported by subtle oak on the bouquet; the palate shows abundant and attractive sweet blackberry, plum and chocolate fruit, again supported by well-balanced oak and tannins. Delicious wine.
  62996. 2006K
  62997. 1999R
  62998. 2006U
  62999. 23/1/98V
  63000. 24/6/98W
  63001. 99 bookY
  63002. 24/6/98\
  63003. 3254^
  63004. 4170w
  63005. James Halliday
  63006. 4171C
  63007. 1/11/97
  63008. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with pleasantly sweet fruit and soft American oak. The palate is of light to medium weight, clean and fresh, simply lacking complexity, but quite well put together.F
  63009. 2002K
  63010. 1998R
  63011. 2002U
  63012. 23/1/98V
  63013. 24/6/98W
  63014. 99 bookY
  63015. 24/6/98\
  63016. 3255^
  63017. 4171w
  63018. James Halliday
  63019. 1/7/97D
  63020. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet shows quite rich and ripe dark chocolate and earth fruit aromas; there are similar chocolatey flavours on the palate; some volatile lift runs through the wine, which finishes with soft tannins.F
  63021. 2001K
  63022. 1998R
  63023. 2001U
  63024. 23/1/98V
  63025. 24/6/98W
  63026. 99 bookY
  63027. 24/6/98\
  63028. 3256^
  63029. James Halliday
  63030. 4172C
  63031. 1/11/97
  63032. Medium to full red-purple;  there is quite surprising richness and character to the bouquet with a touch of liquorice and that earthy softness unique to the Hunter. On the palate there is abundant spicy/plummy fruit with echoes of liquorice; a really attractive wine.
  63033. 1999K
  63034. 1998R
  63035. 1999U
  63036. 23/1/98V
  63037. 24/6/98W
  63038. 99 bookY
  63039. 24/6/98\
  63040. 3257^
  63041. 4172w
  63042. James Halliday
  63043. 4173C
  63044. 1/11/97
  63045.     Light yellow-green; a light, crisp slightly herbaceous bouquet with some gooseberry fruit; the palate is similarly crisp, with fruit predominantly in the lemony herbaceous spectrum, with some minerally characters. Neither fleshy nor exuberant, but does have length.
  63046. 1999K
  63047. 1998R
  63048. 1999U
  63049. 23/1/98V
  63050. 24/6/98W
  63051. 99 bookY
  63052. 24/6/98\
  63053. 3258^
  63054. 4173w
  63055. James Halliday
  63056. 2365C
  63057. 1/1/98
  63058. Vivid purple, almost unreal, though understandable in the context of the variety; a clean and potent bouquet stuffed with juicy blackberry and chocolate fruit aromas. The same flavours repeat on an extraordinary palate; whether this is almost beyond wine and into a caricature is a legitimate question, but it is an extraordinary achievement. Came top in its class at the 
  63059. 97 Rutherglen Wine Show.
  63060. 1999K
  63061. 1998R
  63062. 1999U
  63063. 23/1/98V
  63064. 24/6/98W
  63065. 99 bookY
  63066. 24/6/98\
  63067. 3259^
  63068. 2365w
  63069. James Halliday
  63070. 4174C
  63071. 1/1/98D
  63072. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is solid with a mix of already quite developed buttery fruit salad aromas. The palate shows a mix of honeyed, tropical and banana flavours, with balanced acid on the finish preventing the wine from cloying.F
  63073. 1999K
  63074. 1998R
  63075. 1999U
  63076. 23/1/98V
  63077. 24/6/98W
  63078. 99 bookY
  63079. 24/6/98\
  63080. 3260^
  63081. 4174w
  63082. James Halliday
  63083. 4175C
  63084. 1/1/98
  63085. Medium red-purple; a rich and full bouquet with potent cassis fruit and charry oak is followed by a palate packed with juicy berry fruit. A brawling youth at the moment, but the potential is undeniable.F
  63086. 2004K
  63087. 2000R
  63088. 2004U
  63089. 23/1/98V
  63090. 24/6/98W
  63091. 99 bookY
  63092. 24/6/98\
  63093. 3261^
  63094. 4175w
  63095. James Halliday
  63096. 2365C
  63097. 1/1/98
  63098. YMarked colour change, the bouquet is clean, with chocolate and berry varietal fruit, together with a few earthy notes starting to emerge. The palate is still holding attractive fruit, though without the riotous youth of the 
  63099. 97; good acid balance, and none of those errant decomposed fruit characters one sometimes finds in ageing chambourcin.  
  63100. 1999K
  63101. 1998R
  63102. 1999U
  63103. 23/1/98V
  63104. 24/6/98Y
  63105. 24/6/98\
  63106. 3262^
  63107. James Halliday
  63108. 4176C
  63109. 1/1/98
  63110. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful, ripe dark chocolate, cigar box and cedar bouquet is followed by an exceptionally attractive, ripe textured palate reflecting all of the flavours promised by the bouquet, finishing with good tannins and equally good oak.
  63111. 2010K
  63112. 1999R
  63113. 2010U
  63114. 23/1/98V
  63115. 24/6/98W
  63116. 99 bookY
  63117. 24/6/98\
  63118. 3263^
  63119. 4176w
  63120. James Halliday
  63121. 1/1/98
  63122. "Medium yellow-green; gentle fig and cashew fruit is neatly picked up by an attractive hint of spicy oak on a bouquet of light to medium intensity. The palate is well made and balanced, picking up on the finish with a tweak of crisp acidity and spicy oak; not a blockbuster but will develop.
  63123. 2002K
  63124. 1998R
  63125. 2002U
  63126. 23/1/98V
  63127. 24/6/98W
  63128. 99 bookY
  63129. 24/6/98\
  63130. 3264^
  63131. James Halliday
  63132. 1/1/98
  63133. JMedium red-purple; an intriguing wine on the bouquet showing what seem to be some quite developed characters, although they are varietal, falling in the leafy/forest/spice/game spectrum. Initially a little light and flat on the palate, but evolved in the glass, with black cherry, spice and game flavours progressively unfolding. 
  63134. 2004K
  63135. 1999R
  63136. 2004U
  63137. 23/1/98V
  63138. 24/6/98W
  63139. 99 bookY
  63140. 24/6/98\
  63141. 3265^
  63142. James Halliday
  63143. 1/1/98
  63144. sLight to medium red-purple; a clean and fragrant bouquet, with lively raspberry and almost citrussy aromas. The palate shows very attractive varietal character through to the mid-palate, but does have a slight leafy bitterness on the finish, perhaps the penalty of taking the wine direct from stainless steel to bottle, but this is the well established style of the wine.
  63145. 1999K
  63146. 1998R
  63147. 1999U
  63148. 23/1/98V
  63149. 24/6/98W
  63150. 99 bookY
  63151. 24/6/98\
  63152. 3266^
  63153. James Halliday
  63154. 4035C
  63155. 1/1/98
  63156. .Medium to full red-purple; a potent bouquet with masses of cassis, blackberry and blackcurrant fruit; clean subtle oak. The palate is rather raw and astringent shortly after bottling, with fairly tough tannins, certainly needs considerable time in bottle; the points may prove to be a harsh assessment.
  63157. 2010K
  63158. 2004R
  63159. 2010U
  63160. 23/1/98V
  63161. 24/6/98W
  63162. 99 bookY
  63163. 24/6/98\
  63164. 3267^
  63165. 4035w
  63166. James Halliday
  63167. 4178C
  63168. 1/1/98
  63169. Medium to full yellow-green; a big, rich wine with lots of barrel-ferment characters and abundant ripe, peach and melon fruit on the bouquet. Less fat on the mid-palate than expected, and does have some minerally grip to the finish, helping the overall balance of the wine.
  63170. 1999K
  63171. 1998R
  63172. 1999U
  63173. 23/1/98V
  63174. 24/6/98W
  63175. 99 bookY
  63176. 24/6/98\
  63177. 3268^
  63178. 4178w
  63179. James Halliday
  63180. 1/1/98
  63181. Light to medium yellow-green; an intensely floral and striking bouquet with spice and Germanic lime pastille aromas is followed by an equally lively, intense and pungent wine on the palate, with pronounced acidity and an almost peppery prickle on the finish.
  63182. 2003K
  63183. 1998R
  63184. 2003U
  63185. 23/1/98V
  63186. 24/6/98W
  63187. 99 bookY
  63188. 24/6/98\
  63189. 3269^
  63190. James Halliday
  63191. 1/1/98
  63192. DLight to medium yellow-green; a typically fine and delicate bouquet which, however, has very precise varietal definition, showing spice, rose petal and lime aromas. The palate delivers more of the same on a long, lingering finish punctuated by lime, spice and rose petal flavours. The acid is undeniably brisk but I like it.
  63193. 1999K
  63194. 1998R
  63195. 1999U
  63196. 23/1/98V
  63197. 24/6/98W
  63198. 99 bookY
  63199. 24/6/98\
  63200. 3270^
  63201. James Halliday
  63202. 1/1/98
  63203. Medium to full yellow-green; there are some bottle-developed aromas already evident, with melon and fig fruit supported by spicy oak. On the palate, however, the oak seems somewhat rough-sawn and interferes significantly with the mouthfeel of an otherwise attractive wine.
  63204. 2001K
  63205. 1998R
  63206. 2001U
  63207. 23/1/98V
  63208. 24/6/98W
  63209. 99 bookY
  63210. 24/6/98\
  63211. 3271^
  63212. James Halliday
  63213. 4179C
  63214. 1/1/98D
  63215. Light to medium red, with just a touch of purple; a clean and clear bouquet with sweet, juicy/jammy berry fruit is tracked precisely by the palate, again showing jammy berry varietal character. Fine tannins and subtle oak do not get in the way.F
  63216. 2003K
  63217. 1999R
  63218. 2003U
  63219. 23/1/98V
  63220. 24/6/98W
  63221. 99 bookY
  63222. 24/6/98\
  63223. 3272^
  63224. 4179w
  63225. James Halliday
  63226. 1/1/98
  63227. Medium yellow-green; sophisticated, spicy oak handling is the first impression on a complex bouquet, with citrus-tinged fruit coming along thereafter. The palate is certainly driven by oak, but skilfully so, with a texture, feel and flavour way above its price.
  63228. 2000K
  63229. 1998R
  63230. 2000U
  63231. 23/1/98V
  63232. 24/6/98W
  63233. 99 bookY
  63234. 24/6/98\
  63235. 3273^
  63236. James Halliday
  63237. 1/1/98D
  63238. Light yellow-green; a light, crisp and minerally bouquet which is very youthful and unevolved leads into a powerful palate with firm lime, lemon and mineral flavours and a slightly chalky finish. Will undoubtedly develop.F
  63239. 2005K
  63240. 2000R
  63241. 2005U
  63242. 23/1/98V
  63243. 24/6/98W
  63244. 99 bookY
  63245. 24/6/98\
  63246. 3274^
  63247. James Halliday
  63248. 4180C
  63249. 1/1/98
  63250. Light to medium yellow-green; there is a mix of gooseberry, herbal and passionfruit aromas on the medium-intensity bouquet; the extremely harmonious palate showcases all the flavours promised by the bouquet, with a long, pleasing finish. The sort of wine which invites the second glass.
  63251. 1999K
  63252. 1998R
  63253. 1999U
  63254. 23/1/98V
  63255. 24/6/98W
  63256. 99 bookY
  63257. 24/6/98\
  63258. 3275^
  63259. 4180w
  63260. James Halliday
  63261. 2285C
  63262. 1/1/98
  63263. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, full and ripe bouquet with complex black cherry/gamey varietal fruit leads into a very good palate, with liquorice, boot polish and game varietal flavours supported by well-handled vanillin oak. The best yet under this label.
  63264. 2005K
  63265. 2000R
  63266. 2005U
  63267. 23/1/98V
  63268. 24/6/98W
  63269. 99 bookY
  63270. 24/6/98\
  63271. 3276^
  63272. 2285w
  63273. James Halliday
  63274. 4181C
  63275. 1/1/98
  63276. Light red; a crisp, clean, very leafy bouquet showing obvious early-picked cabernet characters. The palate is commensurately light and crisp, with varietal leafy/earthy flavours. Dry finish. F
  63277. 1999K
  63278. 1998R
  63279. 1999U
  63280. 23/1/98V
  63281. 24/6/98W
  63282. 99 bookY
  63283. 24/6/98\
  63284. 3277^
  63285. 4181w
  63286. James Halliday
  63287. 3342C
  63288. 1/1/98
  63289. *Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows interesting Chinese spice/Peking duck overtones of uncertain origin; pleasant red fruit is also evident. The palate seems to strike off in different direction, being quite powerful, but with a leafy Cabernet component coming through on a slightly bitter finish.
  63290. 2004K
  63291. 2000R
  63292. 2004U
  63293. 23/1/98V
  63294. 24/6/98W
  63295. 99 bookY
  63296. 24/6/98\
  63297. 3278^
  63298. 3342w
  63299. James Halliday
  63300. 4182C
  63301. 1/1/98
  63302. +Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with faint tropical fruit and mineral aromas. The tropical/passionfruit/pineapple fruit comes through strongly on the palate, with mid-palate sweetness particularly evident, balanced by a moderately dry finish. Impressive first-up wine.
  63303. 2002K
  63304. 1998R
  63305. 2002U
  63306. 23/1/98V
  63307. 24/6/98W
  63308. 99 bookY
  63309. 24/6/98\
  63310. 3279^
  63311. 4182w
  63312. James Halliday
  63313. 1/1/98D
  63314. Medium to full red-purple; a complex and rich bouquet with lots of red berry fruit and touches of dark chocolate, the same flavours mark the start of the palate, but then fairly fearsome tannins take over; a very different Pyrus from most vintages.F
  63315. 2003K
  63316. 1999R
  63317. 2003U
  63318. 23/1/98V
  63319. 24/6/98W
  63320. 99 bookY
  63321. 24/6/98\
  63322. 3281^
  63323. James Halliday
  63324. 1/1/98
  63325. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite oaky, with charry/earthy varietal fruit, and the palate has lots of earthy astringency, very much a child of 
  63326. 94, and looking particularly ungainly in early 1998.F
  63327. 2004K
  63328. 2000R
  63329. 2004U
  63330. 23/1/98V
  63331. 24/6/98W
  63332. 99 bookY
  63333. 24/6/98\
  63334. 3282^
  63335. James Halliday
  63336. 4183C
  63337. 1/1/98D
  63338. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite rich with lime and tropical fruit aromas, almost into peach. The rich palate is balanced by good acidity and held together by excellent structure; while unashamedly generous, it is not phenolic.F
  63339. 2006K
  63340. 1999R
  63341. 2006U
  63342. 23/1/98V
  63343. 24/6/98W
  63344. 99 bookY
  63345. 24/6/98\
  63346. 3283^
  63347. 4183w
  63348. James Halliday
  63349. 4184C
  63350. 1/1/98
  63351. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with sweet lime, mineral and hints of honey all intermingling leads into a long and intense palate with toasty/mineral undertones to lime fruit; very well structured, and a died-in-the-wool stayer.F
  63352. 2010K
  63353. 2000R
  63354. 2010U
  63355. 23/1/98V
  63356. 24/6/98W
  63357. 99 bookY
  63358. 24/6/98\
  63359. 3284^
  63360. 4184w
  63361. James Halliday
  63362. 4185C
  63363. 1/1/98D
  63364. Light to medium yellow-green; a classically restrained, almost delicate, lime and toast bouquet, and a very pure wine on the palate, intense, yet not the least bit heavy. Herb and fine lime/lemon fruit is followed by a dry, crisp finish.F
  63365. 2009K
  63366. 1999R
  63367. 2009U
  63368. 23/1/98V
  63369. 24/6/98W
  63370. 99 bookY
  63371. 24/6/98\
  63372. 3285^
  63373. 4185w
  63374. James Halliday
  63375. 3354C
  63376. 1/1/98
  63377. XDense red-purple; abundant, rich and ripe cherry fruit is surrounded by obvious but well integrated oak on the bouquet. There is more of the same in abundance on the palate with minty/cherry fruit. The only problem with the wine lies in the excessively exuberant use of oak; time may well help the problem, for there is certainly fruit to burn.
  63378. 2008K
  63379. 2002R
  63380. 2008U
  63381. 23/1/98V
  63382. 24/6/98Y
  63383. 24/6/98\
  63384. 3286^
  63385. James Halliday
  63386. 3353C
  63387. 1/1/98D
  63388. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is inky, almost murky, loaded with blackcurrant/cassis and vanillin oak. The palate is similarly youthful and dense, with strong mint, heaps of blackcurrant, lots of oak and appropriate tannins. Just give it time.F
  63389. 2013K
  63390. 2003R
  63391. 2013U
  63392. 23/1/98V
  63393. 24/6/98W
  63394. 99 bookY
  63395. 24/6/98\
  63396. 3287^
  63397. 3353w
  63398. James Halliday
  63399. 2300C
  63400. 1/1/98
  63401. Medium to full yellow; the bouquet shows all the signs of quite considerable botrytis influence, an impression confirmed by the generous, lime jam, peach and melon palate. The barest hint of smoky oak makes its appearance on the finish.F
  63402. 1999K
  63403. 1998R
  63404. 1999U
  63405. 23/1/98V
  63406. 24/6/98W
  63407. 99 bookY
  63408. 24/6/98\
  63409. 3288^
  63410. 2300w
  63411. James Halliday
  63412. 1/1/98
  63413. Medium red-purple; powerfully astringent, earthy raw-cut varietal character on the bouquet is followed by a similarly raw and fairly aggressive palate. The redeeming feature of the wine is the strength of the fruit, and it just may settle down with time in bottle.
  63414. 2005K
  63415. 2002R
  63416. 2005U
  63417. 23/1/98V
  63418. 24/6/98W
  63419. 99 bookY
  63420. 24/6/98\
  63421. 3289^
  63422. James Halliday
  63423. 1/1/98D
  63424. Light to medium red; a distinctly grassy/herbal/leafy bouquet leads into a zesty palate with a range of leaf, spice and mint fruit flavours. F
  63425. 2003K
  63426. 2000R
  63427. 2003U
  63428. 23/1/98V
  63429. 24/6/98W
  63430. 99 bookY
  63431. 24/6/98\
  63432. 3290^
  63433. James Halliday
  63434. 4186C
  63435. 1/1/98D
  63436. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite sweet overall, partly driven by well-handled vanilla oak, with attractive red berry fruit, with touches of mint and chocolate, coming up on the palate. The tannins are well balanced, the oak subtle.F
  63437. 2007K
  63438. 2000R
  63439. 2007U
  63440. 23/1/98V
  63441. 24/6/98W
  63442. 99 bookY
  63443. 24/6/98\
  63444. 3291^
  63445. 4186w
  63446. James Halliday
  63447. 3810C
  63448. 1/1/98
  63449. Strong red-purple; exceptionally rich and ripe aromas with luscious blackberry, blackcurrant and spice introduce a lusciously ripe blackberry/currant flavoured palate. The fruit has swallowed up all that new oak, and the acid and tannin balance has been judged to perfection.
  63450. 2010K
  63451. 2000R
  63452. 2010U
  63453. 23/1/98V
  63454. 24/6/98W
  63455. 99 bookY
  63456. 24/6/98\
  63457. 3292^
  63458. 3810w
  63459. James Halliday
  63460. 1/1/98
  63461. Medium to full red-purple; a youthful bouquet with exuberant black cherry, liquorice and earth varietal fruit aromas is followed by a bright and powerful palate packed with varietal character in a similar liquorice, cherry and spice spectrum; a somewhat angular finish needs to soften.
  63462. 2005K
  63463. 1999R
  63464. 2005U
  63465. 23/1/98V
  63466. 24/6/98W
  63467. 99 bookY
  63468. 24/6/98\
  63469. 3293^
  63470. James Halliday
  63471. 4187C
  63472. 1/7/97D
  63473. Dense red-purple; a rich, dense chocolatey dark berry bouquet leads on to an amazingly rich, ripe and concentrated wine on the palate with abundant tannins running through on the mid to back palate. F
  63474. 2007K
  63475. 2000R
  63476. 2007U
  63477. 23/1/98V
  63478. 24/6/98W
  63479. 99 bookY
  63480. 24/6/98\
  63481. 3294^
  63482. 4187w
  63483. James Halliday
  63484. 4189C
  63485. 1/11/97
  63486. Medium purple-red; powerful earthy berry fruit is cradled by vanilla oak on the bouquet, heralding an enormously flavoursome and rich wine on the palate, with a sensual mix of chocolate, red berry and sweet vanilla oak.F
  63487. 2009K
  63488. 1999R
  63489. 2009U
  63490. 23/1/98V
  63491. 24/6/98W
  63492. 99 bookY
  63493. 24/6/98\
  63494. 3295^
  63495. 4189w
  63496. James Halliday
  63497. 4190C
  63498. 1/11/97D
  63499. Medium to full red-purple; strong earthy varietal fruit, with hints of liquorice are followed by liquorice, earth and berry fruit flavours on the palate. Do not be the least bit hesitant to cellar this wine for a long time.F
  63500. 2007K
  63501. 2000R
  63502. 2007U
  63503. 23/1/98V
  63504. 24/6/98W
  63505. 99 bookY
  63506. 24/6/98\
  63507. 3296^
  63508. 4190w
  63509. James Halliday
  63510. 4191C
  63511. 1/11/97
  63512. Deep mahogany brown, with an olive green rim; an exceptionally concentrated and infinitely complex wine in which very old material is interwoven with fresher, intensely raisined fruit. Plum pudding, Christmas cake, caramel and toffee all in a glass together.
  63513. 1999K
  63514. 1998R
  63515. 1999U
  63516. 23/1/98V
  63517. 24/6/98W
  63518. 99 bookY
  63519. 24/6/98\
  63520. 3297^
  63521. 4191w
  63522. James Halliday
  63523. 4192C
  63524. 1/10/97
  63525. Glowing yellow-green; melon, fig and cashew are woven through subtle oak on a bouquet which is deceptively sweet, for the palate is a marvellously understated, elegant style with melon/mineral fruit and subtle oak. A most beautifully balanced and constructed wine.
  63526. 2003K
  63527. 1998R
  63528. 2003U
  63529. 23/1/98V
  63530. 24/6/98W
  63531. 99 bookY
  63532. 24/6/98\
  63533. 3298^
  63534. 4192w
  63535. James Halliday
  63536. 1/8/97
  63537. Strong purple-red; dark cherry aromas, together with hints of liquorice and boot polish on the bouquet, are followed by smooth, well-balanced tannins with supple red cherry fruit, integrated oak and soft tannins.F
  63538. 2005K
  63539. 1999R
  63540. 2005U
  63541. 23/1/98V
  63542. 24/6/98Y
  63543. 24/6/98\
  63544. 3299^
  63545. James Halliday
  63546. 4193C
  63547. 1/11/97D
  63548. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with perfectly ripened red fruit Cabernet aromas, and no herbal green overtones. A most attractive, unforced style on the palate with soft red fruits, subtle oak and fine tannins. F
  63549. 2008K
  63550. 2000R
  63551. 2008U
  63552. 23/1/98V
  63553. 24/6/98W
  63554. 99 bookY
  63555. 24/6/98\
  63556. 3300^
  63557. 4193w
  63558. James Halliday
  63559. 3067C
  63560. 1/11/97
  63561. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with minty/earthy fruit supported by a touch of vanilla oak. A fairly light but clean palate, with pleasant minty berry fruit, just a touch of oak and soft tannins.F
  63562. 1999K
  63563. 1998R
  63564. 1999U
  63565. 23/1/98V
  63566. 24/6/98W
  63567. 99 bookY
  63568. 24/6/98\
  63569. 3301^
  63570. 3067w
  63571. James Halliday
  63572. 4194C
  63573. 1/7/97
  63574. Glowing yellow-gold; the bouquet is crammed with succulent peach and apricot fruit aromas, with subtle oak. The palate is lusciously sweet and rich, with volatile acidity under tight control; there are flavours of honey and mead which run through the palate into a long finish.
  63575. 1999K
  63576. 1998R
  63577. 1999U
  63578. 23/1/98V
  63579. 24/6/98W
  63580. 99 bookY
  63581. 24/6/98\
  63582. 3302^
  63583. 4194w
  63584. James Halliday
  63585. 4195C
  63586. 1/7/97
  63587. Medium to full red--purple; the bouquet shows plenty of American oak but there is good red berry and blackcurrant fruit there. A flashy wine on the palate, with lots of juicy blackcurrant fruit intermingling with spicy/charry vanillin American oak.F
  63588. 1999K
  63589. 1998R
  63590. 1999U
  63591. 23/1/98V
  63592. 24/6/98Y
  63593. 24/6/98\
  63594. 3303^
  63595. James Halliday
  63596. 4196C
  63597. 1/7/97D
  63598. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, and is rather innocuous, but the wine comes alive on the palate with attractive tight melon fruit, subtle oak and good length.F
  63599. 1999K
  63600. 1998R
  63601. 1999U
  63602. 23/1/98V
  63603. 24/6/98W
  63604. 99 bookY
  63605. 24/6/98\
  63606. 3304^
  63607. 4196w
  63608. James Halliday
  63609. 1/9/97DyMedium red-purple; earthy/leathery aromas are marked by considerable astringency, which carries through on to the palate.F
  63610. 1999K
  63611. 1998R
  63612. 1999U
  63613. 23/1/98V
  63614. 24/6/98W
  63615. 99 bookY
  63616. 24/6/98\
  63617. 3305^
  63618. James Halliday
  63619. 3040C
  63620. 1/11/97D
  63621. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, clean, but tending simple. There is pleasant moderately ripe berry fruit on a straightforward palate.F
  63622. 2001K
  63623. 1998R
  63624. 2001U
  63625. 23/1/98V
  63626. 24/6/98W
  63627. 99 bookY
  63628. 24/6/98\
  63629. 3306^
  63630. 3040w
  63631. James Halliday
  63632. 1/11/97D
  63633. Very good purple-red; a clean bouquet of medium to full intensity with aromas of chocolate, briar and earth supported by subtle oak. The palate delivers precisely what the bouquet promises, a solid, rich traditional ultra-chocolatey McLaren Vale red wine.F
  63634. 2005K
  63635. 1999R
  63636. 2005U
  63637. 23/1/98V
  63638. 24/6/98W
  63639. 99 bookY
  63640. 24/6/98\
  63641. 3307^
  63642. James Halliday
  63643. 4198C
  63644. 1/11/97
  63645. Medium red-purple; a full, glossy/juicy berry fruit bouquet runs into a no-holds-barred jammy/berry varietal fruit palate. Does show slightly hot alcohol on the finish (14.5
  63646. ) but this is all pretty much in mainstream style. 
  63647. 2002K
  63648. 1998R
  63649. 2002U
  63650. 23/1/98V
  63651. 24/6/98W
  63652. 99 bookY
  63653. 24/6/98\
  63654. 3308^
  63655. 4198w
  63656. James Halliday
  63657. 1/11/97D
  63658. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and quite solid but not much varietal aromaticity. The palate is full-flavoured, with lots of soft sweet fruit, but again is not distinctively varietal. For some, of course, this may be no bad thing.F
  63659. 1999K
  63660. 1998R
  63661. 1999U
  63662. 24/1/98V
  63663. 24/6/98W
  63664. 99 bookY
  63665. 24/6/98\
  63666. 3309^
  63667. James Halliday
  63668. 1/11/97
  63669. Medium yellow-green; there is gentle lime blossom and spice fruit on the bouquet; the palate is unequivocally, and to my way of thinking, unnecessarily sweet, sweetness which takes away from the wonderful grape flavour of the variety. Once again, others may be more forgiving.
  63670. 1999K
  63671. 1998R
  63672. 1999U
  63673. 24/1/98V
  63674. 24/6/98W
  63675. 99 bookY
  63676. 24/6/98\
  63677. 3310^
  63678. James Halliday
  63679. 4199C
  63680. 1/11/97D
  63681. Light green-yellow; a light, crisp clean bouquet with attractive, gently herbaceous fruit aromas. The palate precisely tracks the bouquet, with crisp herbaceous minerally fruit, neither phenolic nor sweet.F
  63682. 1999K
  63683. 1998R
  63684. 1999U
  63685. 24/1/98V
  63686. 24/6/98W
  63687. 99 bookY
  63688. 24/6/98\
  63689. 3311^
  63690. 4199w
  63691. James Halliday
  63692. 3081C
  63693. 1/11/97
  63694. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with a mix of briary/earthy fruit and oak aromas. On the palate there are some slightly sweeter notes to flesh out the predominantly earthy/oaky flavours; lacks density, but is well-enough made.F
  63695. 2008K
  63696. 1998R
  63697. 2008U
  63698. 24/1/98V
  63699. 24/6/98W
  63700. 99 bookY
  63701. 24/6/98\
  63702. 3312^
  63703. 3081w
  63704. James Halliday
  63705. 1/11/97D
  63706. Light to medium yellow-green; vibrant lime, spice and herb aromas on the bouquet announce a wine with an almost fleshy feel in the mouth, with glorious mid to back palate weight; typically elegant, yet very long. F
  63707. 2007K
  63708. 2000R
  63709. 2007U
  63710. 24/1/98V
  63711. 24/6/98W
  63712. 99 bookY
  63713. 24/6/98\
  63714. 3313^
  63715. James Halliday
  63716. 1/11/97
  63717. Light to medium yellow-green; a very fragrant bouquet with a distinct minerally edge to the herb and spice fruit. The palate is intense but fine, with tremendous grip and length to the finish; tighter and less evolved than the Watervale, but will literally flower with time in bottle.
  63718. 2010K
  63719. 2002R
  63720. 2010U
  63721. 24/1/98V
  63722. 24/6/98W
  63723. 99 bookY
  63724. 24/6/98\
  63725. 3314^
  63726. James Halliday
  63727. 2172C
  63728. 1/11/97D
  63729. Light straw-yellow; a clean, soft bouquet with fairly plain fruit but well handled gently spicy oak. The palate is pleasant, soft but basically innocuous.F
  63730. 1999K
  63731. 1998R
  63732. 1999U
  63733. 24/1/98V
  63734. 24/6/98W
  63735. 99 bookY
  63736. 24/6/98\
  63737. 3315^
  63738. 2172w
  63739. James Halliday
  63740. 2173C
  63741. 1/10/97
  63742. Medium to full yellow-green; a powerful and complex bouquet with malolactic fermentation, barrel fermentation and toasty oak influences woven through melon and peach fruit. The palate has good mouthfeel, with toasty/nutty/creamy flavours offset by well-balanced acidity.
  63743. 2000K
  63744. 1998R
  63745. 2000U
  63746. 24/1/98V
  63747. 24/6/98W
  63748. 99 bookY
  63749. 24/6/98\
  63750. 3316^
  63751. 2173w
  63752. James Halliday
  63753. 4200C
  63754. 1/1/98D
  63755. Medium yellow-green; soft, bottle-developed toast, lime and kerosene aromas foreshadow a wine which combines bottled development with delicately toasty lemony fruit on the quite long palate.F
  63756. 2003K
  63757. 1998R
  63758. 2003U
  63759. 24/1/98V
  63760. 24/6/98W
  63761. 99 bookY
  63762. 24/6/98\
  63763. 3317^
  63764. 4200w
  63765. James Halliday
  63766. 4201C
  63767. 1/11/97
  63768. Medium to full red-purple; solid, concentrated ripe berry fruit on the bouquet introduces a rich, full-textured palate with abundant dark berry and dark chocolate fruit surrounded by soft tannins. You can really see the old vine influence at work here.F
  63769. 2006K
  63770. 1998R
  63771. 2006U
  63772. 24/1/98V
  63773. 24/6/98W
  63774. 99 bookY
  63775. 24/6/98\
  63776. 3318^
  63777. 4201w
  63778. James Halliday
  63779. 1/11/97D
  63780. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with lime and tropical fruit aromas in abundance. The palate is quite delicate, yet reasonably intense, with attractive lime, citrus and passionfruit flavours. F
  63781. 2002K
  63782. 1998R
  63783. 2002U
  63784. 24/1/98V
  63785. 24/6/98W
  63786. 99 bookY
  63787. 24/6/98\
  63788. 3319^
  63789. James Halliday
  63790. 2293C
  63791. 1/11/97
  63792. QFull yellow, reminiscent of New Zealand Chardonnay. The New Zealand connection continues with the strong, complex bouquet with its mix of buttery/cashew and citrus/herbal characters. The palate is also complex, with more of those sweet and sour flavours; there is a slight hole in the mid-palate, followed by firm acidity on the finish. 
  63793. 2000K
  63794. 1998R
  63795. 2000U
  63796. 24/1/98V
  63797. 24/6/98W
  63798. 99 bookY
  63799. 24/6/98\
  63800. 3320^
  63801. 2293w
  63802. James Halliday
  63803. 4202C
  63804. 1/9/97D
  63805. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet of light to medium intensity, with well-balanced fruit and oak. The palate shows pleasant, if slightly simple berry, earth and chocolate fruit flavours. Once again the oak is held in restraint.F
  63806. 2003K
  63807. 1998R
  63808. 2003U
  63809. 24/1/98V
  63810. 24/6/98W
  63811. 99 bookY
  63812. 24/6/98\
  63813. 3321^
  63814. 4202w
  63815. James Halliday
  63816. 2349C
  63817. 1/11/97
  63818. Glowing yellow-green; a remarkably rich bouquet with powerful clean lime juice fruit aromas, strongly Germanic in character. The palate is equally good, with strong lime juice fruit flavours balanced by firm acidity; excellent length and balance.F
  63819. 2002K
  63820. 1998R
  63821. 2002U
  63822. 24/1/98V
  63823. 24/6/98W
  63824. 99 bookY
  63825. 24/6/98\
  63826. 3322^
  63827. 2349w
  63828. James Halliday
  63829. 4203C
  63830. 1/11/97D
  63831. Medium purple-red; the cool-grown Cabernet component, with minty/leafy aromas seems to dominate the bouquet; the palate has life and freshness, with quite pronounced minty flavours. One would like to see a touch more ripeness to the fruit.F
  63832. 2001K
  63833. 1998R
  63834. 2001U
  63835. 24/1/98V
  63836. 24/6/98W
  63837. 99 bookY
  63838. 24/6/98\
  63839. 3323^
  63840. 4203w
  63841. James Halliday
  63842. 4204C
  63843. 1/11/97
  63844. &Medium to full red-purple; a rich and concentrated bouquet with complex liquorice, briar and black fruit aromas. A sophisticated wine on the palate with excellent black cherry and liquorice varietal fruit supported by subtle but powerful tannins and forceful but convincing use of American oak.
  63845. 2015K
  63846. 2000R
  63847. 2015U
  63848. 24/1/98V
  63849. 24/6/98W
  63850. 99 bookY
  63851. 24/6/98\
  63852. 3324^
  63853. 4204w
  63854. James Halliday
  63855. 1/11/97D
  63856. O'Shea. Very strong red-purple; a rich, full and sweet bouquet with dark plum and dark cherry fruit introduces a classic Hunter red, with concentrated plummy/earthy fruit; not heavy, but long. A great result for the vintage.F
  63857. 2015K
  63858. 1999R
  63859. 2015U
  63860. 24/1/98V
  63861. 24/6/98Y
  63862. 24/6/98\
  63863. 3325^
  63864. James Halliday
  63865. 1/11/97
  63866. OP & OH. Medium red-purple; a quite complex earthy/tarry bouquet in ultra typical Hunter/McWilliam's style; the palate is of medium weight but has considerable length, again with distinctive regional tarry characters, finishing with good acidity.F
  63867. 19999
  63868. 2009K
  63869. 19999R
  63870. 2009U
  63871. 24/1/98V
  63872. 24/6/98Y
  63873. 24/6/98\
  63874. 3326^
  63875. James Halliday
  63876. 1/12/97D
  63877. Medium yellow-green; a rich, full and toasty bouquet, one of the big 
  63878. 97 Clare Valley styles. A big, generously flavoured palate.F
  63879. 2007K
  63880. 2002R
  63881. 2007U
  63882. 24/1/98V
  63883. 24/6/98W
  63884. 99 bookY
  63885. 24/6/98\
  63886. 3327^
  63887. James Halliday
  63888. 3100C
  63889. 1/11/97D
  63890. Glowing medium yellow-green; a clean, rich and full bouquet, tangy yet sweet, with subtle oak is followed by a lively wine on the palate, showing excellent tangy, mouthfilling fruit and again just the faintest touch of oak.F
  63891. 2002K
  63892. 1998R
  63893. 2002U
  63894. 24/1/98V
  63895. 24/6/98W
  63896. 99 bookY
  63897. 24/6/98\
  63898. 3328^
  63899. 3100w
  63900. James Halliday
  63901. 1/11/97D
  63902. Medium to full red-purple; there are solid, dark berry and chocolate fruit aromas supported by subtle but sweet oak on the bouquet. The palate is at once elegant yet strongly flavoured with red berry, mint, touches of spice, soft tannins and subtle oak. F
  63903. 2006K
  63904. 2001R
  63905. 2006U
  63906. 24/1/98V
  63907. 24/6/98W
  63908. 99 bookY
  63909. 24/6/98\
  63910. 3329^
  63911. James Halliday
  63912. 2205C
  63913. 1/11/97
  63914. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with earthy/berry fruit and hints of spice. The palate does not provide the texture one expects, nor at the end of the day the fruit intensity, with the alcohol poking through on the finish. Grenache is a tricky beast to handle.
  63915. 2001K
  63916. 1998R
  63917. 2001U
  63918. 24/1/98V
  63919. 24/6/98W
  63920. 99 bookY
  63921. 24/6/98\
  63922. 3330^
  63923. 2205w
  63924. James Halliday
  63925. 4205C
  63926. 1/11/97
  63927. Medium red-purple; solid, sweet American oak provides the first impact, but is supported by sweet earthy varietal fruit on the bouquet. On the palate the fruit swirls, with masses of sweet fruit followed by American oak and tannins. A substantial, chewy, generously proportioned wine.
  63928. 2005K
  63929. 2000R
  63930. 2005U
  63931. 24/1/98V
  63932. 24/6/98W
  63933. 99 bookY
  63934. 24/6/98\
  63935. 3331^
  63936. 4205w
  63937. James Halliday
  63938. 1/12/97D
  63939. Medium red-purple; a clean and firm bouquet with some varietal astringency. The palate, once again clean, has complex earthy/briary/chocolatey fruit flavours supported by firm tannins and a touch of cedary oak.F
  63940. 2007K
  63941. 2002R
  63942. 2007U
  63943. 24/1/98V
  63944. 24/6/98W
  63945. 99 bookY
  63946. 24/6/98\
  63947. 3332^
  63948. James Halliday
  63949. 4206C
  63950. 1/7/97
  63951. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, smooth bouquet of light to medium intensity with melon, cashew and subtle oak aromas intermingling. The palate is spotlessly clean, with good length and intensity, well balanced and fresh; creamy melon flavours hold the wine in good stead.
  63952. 2003K
  63953. 1998R
  63954. 2003U
  63955. 24/1/98V
  63956. 24/6/98W
  63957. 99 bookY
  63958. 24/6/98\
  63959. 3333^
  63960. 4206w
  63961. James Halliday
  63962. 1/10/97D
  63963. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet has attractive lime and toast fruit, with plenty of style. The palate is flavoursome with fresh lemony/lime juice fruit; good length and equally good balance.F
  63964. 2002K
  63965. 1998R
  63966. 2002U
  63967. 24/1/98V
  63968. 24/6/98W
  63969. 99 bookY
  63970. 24/6/98\
  63971. 3334^
  63972. James Halliday
  63973. 3392C
  63974. 1/10/97
  63975. Light yellow-green; light, crisp and more in the herbal than riper end of the spectrum; on the palate there is an attractive mix of herbal and riper, gooseberry-accented, fruit. Crisp, clean, non-phenolic finish.F
  63976. 1999K
  63977. 1998R
  63978. 1999U
  63979. 24/1/98V
  63980. 24/6/98W
  63981. 99 bookY
  63982. 24/6/98\
  63983. 3335^
  63984. 3392w
  63985. James Halliday
  63986. 1/10/97D
  63987. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, but light and lacking the intensity of the best wines of the vintage; the palate, similarly, is clean, crisp and fresh, with just a touch of passionfruit and gentle acid on the finish. Easy drinking.F
  63988. 1999K
  63989. 1998R
  63990. 1999U
  63991. 24/1/98V
  63992. 24/6/98W
  63993. 99 bookY
  63994. 24/6/98\
  63995. 3336^
  63996. James Halliday
  63997. 4207C
  63998. 1/10/97
  63999. \Light to medium yellow-green; a very light bouquet with mealy/nutty malolactic fermentation influence to the fore. The palate is light, the oak barely perceptible, and the malolactic fermentation characters tending to strip the sweetness out of the fruit and in the end result producing a rather simple, straightforward but perfectly pleasant wine.
  64000. 1999K
  64001. 1998R
  64002. 1999U
  64003. 24/1/98V
  64004. 24/6/98W
  64005. 99 bookY
  64006. 24/6/98\
  64007. 3337^
  64008. 4207w
  64009. James Halliday
  64010. 4208C
  64011. 1/10/97
  64012. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet of medium intensity with cashew nut malolactic-fermentation characters on moderately subdued fruit. The palate has much more style and fruit, with melon, citrus and cashew flavours on a long, ever so slightly edgy, finish.
  64013. 1999K
  64014. 1998R
  64015. 1999U
  64016. 24/1/98V
  64017. 24/6/98W
  64018. 99 bookY
  64019. 24/6/98\
  64020. 3338^
  64021. 4208w
  64022. James Halliday
  64023. 4209C
  64024. 1/10/97
  64025. Medium red-purple; reasonably sweet and ripe berry and spice fruit on the bouquet is followed by a rather firmer and more astringent palate, but there is unquestioned berry and spice shiraz varietal character, and the oak has been gently played.F
  64026. 2002K
  64027. 1998R
  64028. 2002U
  64029. 24/1/98V
  64030. 24/6/98W
  64031. 99 bookY
  64032. 24/6/98\
  64033. 3339^
  64034. 4209w
  64035. James Halliday
  64036. 4210C
  64037. 1/10/97D
  64038. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is light, crisp and clean with minerally characters; there is much more mouthfeel than the bouquet promises, with light peach/pear flavours together with echoes of fruit spice. F
  64039. 1999K
  64040. 1998R
  64041. 1999U
  64042. 24/1/98V
  64043. 24/6/98W
  64044. 99 bookY
  64045. 24/6/98\
  64046. 3340^
  64047. 4210w
  64048. James Halliday
  64049. 4211C
  64050. 1/10/97D
  64051. Medium yellow-green; there is a mix of spice, lychee and rose petal aromas leading into a bone-dry, lightly spiced palate which will develop fruit fatness with age.F
  64052. 2003K
  64053. 1998R
  64054. 24/1/98V
  64055. 24/6/98W
  64056. 99 bookY
  64057. 24/6/98\
  64058. 3341^
  64059. 4211w
  64060. James Halliday
  64061. 4212C
  64062. 1/10/97
  64063. /Medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet of light to medium intensity with pleasant peach and melon fruit and minimal oak. The well-balanced and composed palate shows more of that peach and melon fruit with a touch of vanilla and spice from the American oak component. A smooth and pleasant wine.
  64064. 2001K
  64065. 1998R
  64066. 2001U
  64067. 24/1/98V
  64068. 24/6/98W
  64069. 99 bookY
  64070. 24/6/98\
  64071. 3342^
  64072. 4212w
  64073. James Halliday
  64074. 4213C
  64075. 1/10/97
  64076. DMedium to full yellow-green; notwithstanding all of the oak used, the influence is subtle on soft, peachy buttery fruit on the bouquet. In the mouth the wine is much richer texturally, long, smooth and round, rich yet not cloying. Peach and melon fruit on the excellent mid-palate are followed by a pleasantly drying finish.
  64077. 2003K
  64078. 1998R
  64079. 2003U
  64080. 24/1/98
  64081. 24/6/98W
  64082. 99 bookY
  64083. 24/6/98\
  64084. 3343^
  64085. 4213w
  64086. James Halliday
  64087. 4214C
  64088. 1/10/97D
  64089. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with quite fragrant cedary/earthy/briary aromas. The palate is smooth, of medium intensity, with soft tannins and again those briary/earthy flavours. Neither lush nor particularly fruity.F
  64090. 2003K
  64091. 1999R
  64092. 2003U
  64093. 24/1/98V
  64094. 24/6/98W
  64095. 99 bookY
  64096. 24/6/98\
  64097. 3344^
  64098. 4214w
  64099. James Halliday
  64100. 4215C
  64101. 1/10/97
  64102. ISpectacular colour; exceptionally rich, almost voluptuous cassis/berry fruit is the driving force in the bouquet, and has swallowed up the new oak. An excellent palate showing a mix of cassis, spice, a hint of plum and a touch of meatiness. Despite all these flavours, the wine has elegance, finishing with well-balanced tannins.
  64103. 2010K
  64104. 2000R
  64105. 2010U
  64106. 24/1/98V
  64107. 24/6/98W
  64108. 99 bookY
  64109. 24/6/98\
  64110. 3345^
  64111. 4215w
  64112. James Halliday
  64113. 4216C
  64114. 1/10/97
  64115. Glowing yellow-green; exceptionally sophisticated use of oak is immediately apparent on the complex and powerful bouquet, supported, however, by citrus/melon fruit. That same sophisticated oak use introduces and closes the palate with melon and grapefruit flavours peaking on the mid-palate. Just a fraction more fruit weight and concentration would lift it into the highest category, and if it develops like the 
  64116. 95, may achieve that height anyway.
  64117. 2002K
  64118. 1998R
  64119. 2002U
  64120. 24/1/98V
  64121. 24/6/98W
  64122. 99 bookY
  64123. 24/6/98\
  64124. 3346^
  64125. 4216w
  64126. James Halliday
  64127. 2010C
  64128. 1/10/97
  64129. (Light yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, and while of light to medium intensity does show a range of passionfruit, citrus and gooseberry aromas. The brisk, tangy and spotlessly clean palate has lemony and gently herbal fruit flavours, the finish giving no hint of the touch of unfermented sugar.
  64130. 1999K
  64131. 1998R
  64132. 1999U
  64133. 24/1/98V
  64134. 24/6/98W
  64135. 99 bookY
  64136. 24/6/98\
  64137. 3347^
  64138. 2010w
  64139. James Halliday
  64140. 2011C
  64141. 1/10/97
  64142. Light to medium yellow-green; light and fresh nectarine fruit of medium intensity together with a touch of spicy oak on the bouquet is followed by a fresh and lively melon and nectarine-flavoured palate; very sensitive use of oak which works well to provide delicate seasoning.
  64143. 2000K
  64144. 1998R
  64145. 2000U
  64146. 24/1/98V
  64147. 24/6/98W
  64148. 99 bookY
  64149. 24/6/98\
  64150. 3348^
  64151. 2011w
  64152. James Halliday
  64153. 4217C
  64154. 1/10/97
  64155. 4Medium red-purple; there is lots of aroma and spice on the sweet plummy berry bouquet which shows some barrel-ferment characters. The palate has the sweetness and suppleness missing from so many New Zealand Cabernets, yet is not egregiously oaky. Good tannins pick up on the finish; the wine should age well.
  64156. 2005K
  64157. 1999R
  64158. 2005U
  64159. 24/1/98V
  64160. 24/6/98
  64161. 99 bookY
  64162. 24/6/98\
  64163. 3349^
  64164. 4217w
  64165. James Halliday
  64166. 1/10/97D
  64167. Pale green-yellow; an as yet relatively undeveloped bouquet with stony/minerally/herbal aromas. The palate, too, shows a wine with everything in front of it, crisp, clean and fresh, the citrus, lime and toast flavours of the future waiting to emerge. F
  64168. 2005K
  64169. 2000R
  64170. 2005U
  64171. 24/1/98V
  64172. 24/6/98W
  64173. 99 bookY
  64174. 24/6/98\
  64175. 3350^
  64176. James Halliday
  64177. 4218C
  64178. 1/10/97
  64179. "Medium to full yellow-green; a big, complex toasty/oaky barrel ferment-dominated bouquet is, if anything, slightly over the top. The palate is at the extreme edge of oak use, but does have some attractive grapefruit/nectarine fruit to support that oak. Quick developing style, one suspects.
  64180. 1999K
  64181. 1998R
  64182. 1999U
  64183. 24/1/98V
  64184. 24/6/98Y
  64185. 24/6/98\
  64186. 3351^
  64187. James Halliday
  64188. 4219C
  64189. 1/10/97
  64190. Full straw-yellow; a powerful, but clean, bouquet with toasty butter and butterscotch aromas. The palate has distinctive fruit sweetness and richness with biscuit and butterscotch flavours balanced by strong acidity on the finish. F
  64191. 1999K
  64192. 1998R
  64193. 1999U
  64194. 24/1/98V
  64195. 24/6/98W
  64196. 99 bookY
  64197. 24/6/98\
  64198. 3352^
  64199. 4219w
  64200. James Halliday
  64201. 4220C
  64202. 1/10/97D
  64203. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is firm with a mix of herbal and more floral blossom notes. The palate is clean, firm and still fresh, with a mix of herbal mineral and some sweeter notes tracking those of the bouquet. Well balanced.F
  64204. 1999K
  64205. 1998R
  64206. 1999U
  64207. 24/1/98V
  64208. 24/6/98W
  64209. 99 bookY
  64210. 24/6/98\
  64211. 3353^
  64212. 4220w
  64213. James Halliday
  64214. 1/10/97
  64215. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean and fresh bouquet with tangy citrussy/white peach fruit is followed by a crisp tangy/lemony palate surrounded by ever so slightly fuzzy oak. The acid is quite brisk, and the wine as yet fractionally hard, but should age well.
  64216. 2003K
  64217. 1999R
  64218. 2003U
  64219. 24/1/98V
  64220. 24/6/98W
  64221. 99 bookY
  64222. 24/6/98\
  64223. 3354^
  64224. James Halliday
  64225. 1/10/97
  64226. xFaint blackish tinges to the purple-red colour raise the ghost of a query. The bouquet is fragrant, with a mix of spicy tobacco leaf and black cherry aromas of light to medium intensity, the palate a curious mix of powerful plum, cherry and spice fruit yet trails away slightly into a fractionally tart, short finish. May fill out and evolve with another year or so in bottle.
  64227. 2001K
  64228. 1998R
  64229. 2001U
  64230. 24/1/98V
  64231. 24/6/98W
  64232. 99 bookY
  64233. 24/6/98\
  64234. 3355^
  64235. James Halliday
  64236. 1/1/98
  64237. 6Medium to full red-purple; a classic Langi bouquet with Rh
  64238. ne-like game, spice and liquorice aromas of medium intensity; subtle oak. An absolutely delicious wine on the palate, with all of the foregoing flavours, smooth and supple, with soft tannins on the finish. Not a heavyweight, but it doesn't need to be.
  64239. 2006K
  64240. 2000R
  64241. 2006U
  64242. 27/1/98V
  64243. 24/6/98W
  64244. 99 bookY
  64245. 24/6/98\
  64246. 3356^
  64247. James Halliday
  64248. 1/1/98D
  64249. Medium to full red-purple; lots of tangy foresty fruit aromas on the bouquet are repeated on the palate, but rather green tannins on the finish detract.F
  64250. 2001K
  64251. 1998R
  64252. 2001U
  64253. 27/1/98V
  64254. 24/6/98W
  64255. 99 bookY
  64256. 24/6/98\
  64257. 3357^
  64258. James Halliday
  64259. 3111C
  64260. 1/1/98
  64261. >Medium red-purple; a scented, aromatic bouquet with sweet French oak neatly woven through the fruit. That sophisticated oak handling is very evident on the palate, which has extremely good texture, structure and mouthfeel; there is berry and mint varietal fruit, but it is the silky feel which is the major attraction.
  64262. 2006K
  64263. 1999R
  64264. 2006U
  64265. 27/1/98V
  64266. 24/6/98W
  64267. 99 bookY
  64268. 24/6/98\
  64269. 3358^
  64270. 3111w
  64271. James Halliday
  64272. 1/1/98D
  64273. Medium to full yellow; toasty vanillin oak, apparently American, dominates both the bouquet and the palate, and cloys somewhat on the finish.F
  64274. 2001K
  64275. 1998R
  64276. 2001U
  64277. 27/1/98V
  64278. 24/6/98W
  64279. 99 bookY
  64280. 24/6/98\
  64281. 3359^
  64282. James Halliday
  64283. 4221C
  64284. 1/1/98
  64285. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with chocolate and vanilla overtones from American oak. A pleasantly flavoured palate, with chocolate, earth and berry notes to nicely ripened fruit, finishing with soft tannins.F
  64286. 2002K
  64287. 1998R
  64288. 2002U
  64289. 27/1/98V
  64290. 24/6/98W
  64291. 99 bookY
  64292. 24/6/98\
  64293. 3360^
  64294. 4221w
  64295. James Halliday
  64296. 1/1/98
  64297. Medium to full red-purple; a robust and complex bouquet with plum, spice and touches of tobacco leads into a palate as powerful and as complex as the label and the vintage would suggest. Just lacks a fraction of fresh mid-palate fruit, but a very good wine nonetheless.
  64298. 2004K
  64299. 1999R
  64300. 2004U
  64301. 27/1/98V
  64302. 24/6/98W
  64303. 99 bookY
  64304. 24/6/98\
  64305. 3361^
  64306. James Halliday
  64307. 1/1/98
  64308. Medium to full red; ripe earthy varietal shiraz and well judged vanillin oak on the bouquet are followed by a strongly flavoured black cherry and plum palate. Plenty of texture and structure, and nice oak handling all contribute to a good wine.F
  64309. 2004K
  64310. 1999R
  64311. 2004U
  64312. 27/1/98V
  64313. 24/6/98W
  64314. 99 bookY
  64315. 24/6/98\
  64316. 3362^
  64317. James Halliday
  64318. 4222C
  64319. 1/1/98D
  64320. Light straw-yellow; a fine, citrussy bouquet with some bready/biscuity notes which are quite dominant on the palate, no doubt deriving from the Pinot Noir component.  While not especially complex, the wine has fair length and good acidity.F
  64321. 1999K
  64322. 1998R
  64323. 1999U
  64324. 27/1/98V
  64325. 24/6/98W
  64326. 99 bookY
  64327. 24/6/98\
  64328. 3363^
  64329. 4222w
  64330. James Halliday
  64331. 4223C
  64332. 1/1/98
  64333. Salmon pink; a powerful, if fractionally coarse, bouquet, but a much better, well-structured and balanced palate with strong varietal strawberry/spice flavours, good acidity and length.F
  64334. 1999K
  64335. 1998R
  64336. 1999U
  64337. 27/1/98V
  64338. 24/6/98W
  64339. 99 bookY
  64340. 24/6/98\
  64341. 3364^
  64342. 4223w
  64343. James Halliday
  64344. 1/1/98D
  64345. Medium yellow-green; a quite intense bouquet with a mix of peach, lime and apricot aromas is followed by a palate with similar flavours, but which is a fraction simple, lacking as it does the bite invested by botrytis. Nicely balanced, easy drinking.F
  64346. 2001K
  64347. 1998R
  64348. 2001U
  64349. 27/1/98V
  64350. 24/6/98W
  64351. 99 bookY
  64352. 24/6/98\
  64353. 3365^
  64354. James Halliday
  64355. 4224C
  64356. 1/1/98
  64357. Full red-purple; a clean, balanced bouquet with berry and chocolate fruit aromas laced with subtle spirit. The palate is extremely well balanced, with a range of spicy, nutmeg and berry flavours with fine, soft Brandy spirit. The wine is neither aggressive nor too sweet, and is one of those relatively rare Australian Vintage Ports which I could contemplate drinking with enjoyment while it is young.
  64358. 2003K
  64359. 1998R
  64360. 2003U
  64361. 27/1/98V
  64362. 24/6/98W
  64363. 99 bookY
  64364. 24/6/98\
  64365. 3366^
  64366. 4224w
  64367. James Halliday
  64368. 4225C
  64369. 1/1/98D
  64370. Light green-yellow; a fairly light bouquet, with pleasant spicy notes and a touch of lychee is followed by a palate which has a little more fruit, with some lime and spice flavours, but which is fairly light. F
  64371. 1999K
  64372. 1998R
  64373. 1999U
  64374. 28/1/98V
  64375. 24/6/98W
  64376. 99 bookY
  64377. 24/6/98\
  64378. 3367^
  64379. 4225w
  64380. James Halliday
  64381. 4226C
  64382. 1/1/98
  64383. 2Light green-yellow; the bouquet is light, fresh and spotlessly clean gooseberry and passionfruit aromas in mainstream spectrum. The palate, likewise, is at the dead centre of ripe Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc-style, although not especially concentrated or rich, scoring more for its cleanness and freshness.
  64384. 1999K
  64385. 1998R
  64386. 1999U
  64387. 28/1/98V
  64388. 24/6/98W
  64389. 99 bookY
  64390. 24/6/98\
  64391. 3368^
  64392. 4226w
  64393. James Halliday
  64394. 1/1/98
  64395. Medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet, with some spice, but not particularly fragrant, and moving more into the tropical fruit spectrum is followed by a solidly flavoured, slightly heavy palate with those phenolic tannins which so easily surface in Gewurztraminer.
  64396. 1999K
  64397. 1998R
  64398. 1999U
  64399. 28/1/98V
  64400. 24/6/98W
  64401. 99 bookY
  64402. 24/6/98\
  64403. 3369^
  64404. James Halliday
  64405. 4227C
  64406. 1/1/98
  64407. Full yellow; a solid bouquet with ripe and smooth peachy/buttery fruit dominant; subtle oak. The palate is similarly rich and fat with masses of peachy flavour, and just a hint of botrytis evident. F
  64408. 1999K
  64409. 1998R
  64410. 1999U
  64411. 28/1/98V
  64412. 24/6/98W
  64413. 99 bookY
  64414. 24/6/98\
  64415. 3370^
  64416. 4227w
  64417. James Halliday
  64418. 4228C
  64419. 1/1/98D
  64420. Golden orange; intense mandarin and cumquat aromas, strongly reminiscent of the great sweet wines of the Loire Valley. A powerful, aristocratic and complex palate, with the lusciousness of the fruit balanced by powerful acidity. Marvellous stuff.F
  64421. 2003K
  64422. 1998R
  64423. 2003U
  64424. 28/1/98V
  64425. 24/6/98W
  64426. 99 bookY
  64427. 24/6/98\
  64428. 3371^
  64429. 4228w
  64430. James Halliday
  64431. 4229C
  64432. 1/1/98D
  64433. Glowing yellow-green; a big, spicy citrus and lime bouquet is matched by an equally big, strongly flavoured palate. It may be entirely unreasonable, but I would like to see a little more restraint in such a young wine. 
  64434. 2000K
  64435. 1998R
  64436. 2000U
  64437. 28/1/98V
  64438. 24/6/98W
  64439. 99 bookY
  64440. 24/6/98\
  64441. 3372^
  64442. 4229w
  64443. James Halliday
  64444. 4230C
  64445. 1/1/98
  64446. ;Medium yellow-green; a complex and stylish wine with attractive melon and nectarine fruit woven through spicy nutmeg oak. A similarly stylish and well-balanced palate of medium weight, with the oak obvious, and perhaps just a fraction too much so on the mid to back palate where the fruit lightens off fractionally.
  64447. 1999K
  64448. 1998R
  64449. 1999U
  64450. 28/1/98V
  64451. 24/6/98W
  64452. 99 bookY
  64453. 24/6/98\
  64454. 3373^
  64455. 4230w
  64456. James Halliday
  64457. 1/1/98
  64458. EMedium red-purple; sweet berry fruit aromas are supported by pronounced oak on the bouquet; the palate, too, shows a lot of oak influence which is not yet fully integrated, and which tends to overshadow the unquestionably sweet plum and cassis fruit. A splashy show style which could well mature into something quite special.
  64459. 2004K
  64460. 2000R
  64461. 2004U
  64462. 28/1/98V
  64463. 24/6/98W
  64464. 99 bookY
  64465. 24/6/98\
  64466. 3374^
  64467. James Halliday
  64468. 4231C
  64469. 1/1/98
  64470. yMedium yellow-green; the gently complex bouquet runs through melon and fig fruit, some subtle cashew barrel-ferment/malolactic-fermentation aromas, with some more buttery/toasty aromas also present. A wine which grows and grows on you as you taste it, with melon, fig and cashew flavours, more of that subtle barrel-ferment oak, and an exceptional mouthfeel to the long finish.
  64471. 2003K
  64472. 1998R
  64473. 2003U
  64474. 28/1/98V
  64475. 24/6/98W
  64476. 99 bookY
  64477. 24/6/98\
  64478. 3375^
  64479. 4231w
  64480. James Halliday
  64481. 2019C
  64482. 1/1/98D
  64483. Light to medium yellow-green; a discreet bouquet minerally and not aromatic is followed by a light, crisp and clean palate, which has no fault but which lacks the expected intensity and sparkle. By all accounts the 
  64484. 97 is significantly better.F
  64485. 2000K
  64486. 1998R
  64487. 2000U
  64488. 28/1/98V
  64489. 24/6/98W
  64490. 99 bookY
  64491. 24/6/98\
  64492. 3376^
  64493. 2019w
  64494. James Halliday
  64495. 4232C
  64496. 1/1/98D
  64497. Medium yellow-green; there are complex nectarine and spicy fruit characters on the bouquet, moving through nectarine and ripe guava on the powerful palate. An acid bite to the finish provides balance; minimal oak influence throughout.F
  64498. 2001K
  64499. 1998R
  64500. 2001U
  64501. 28/1/98V
  64502. 24/6/98W
  64503. 99 bookY
  64504. 24/6/98\
  64505. 3377^
  64506. 4232w
  64507. James Halliday
  64508. 4233C
  64509. 1/1/98D
  64510. Light yellow-green; intensely pungent herbaceous fruit aromas logically introduce a fresh, crisp ultra-herbaceous palate; Sauvignon Blanc without the tropical notes. F
  64511. 1999K
  64512. 1998R
  64513. 1999U
  64514. 28/1/98V
  64515. 24/6/98W
  64516. 99 bookY
  64517. 24/6/98\
  64518. 3378^
  64519. 4233w
  64520. James Halliday
  64521. 4234C
  64522. 1/1/98
  64523. Deep yellow; a rich, complex and unexpectedly ripe yellow peach-fruited bouquet is followed by a striking palate, with many flavours and textures. Peach, fig and some more nutty notes, subtle oak and good balancing acid produce a high-flavoured but not overblown wine.
  64524. 2000K
  64525. 1998R
  64526. 2000U
  64527. 28/1/98V
  64528. 24/6/98W
  64529. 99 bookY
  64530. 24/6/98\
  64531. 3379^
  64532. 4234w
  64533. James Halliday
  64534. 4235C
  64535. 1/1/98
  64536. Light to medium yellow-green; an intense, classic Marlborough fruit profile, with a mix of capsicum, redcurrant and gooseberry aromas; the palate is similarly fresh and pure, with all of the flavours promised by the bouquet. A wine which has weight, length and good acidity.
  64537. 1999K
  64538. 1998R
  64539. 1999U
  64540. 28/1/98V
  64541. 24/6/98W
  64542. 99 bookY
  64543. 24/6/98\
  64544. 3380^
  64545. 4235w
  64546. James Halliday
  64547. 4236C
  64548. 1/1/98
  64549. Light to medium yellow-green; a very light, slightly herbal bouquet is followed by a light, crisp palate which, while lacking intensity and complexity, shows competent winemaking. It is simply that the fruit base isn't really there.F
  64550. 1999K
  64551. 1998R
  64552. 1999U
  64553. 28/1/98V
  64554. 24/6/98W
  64555. 99 bookY
  64556. 24/6/98\
  64557. 3381^
  64558. 4236w
  64559. James Halliday
  64560. 4237C
  64561. 1/1/98
  64562. (Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with leafy/earthy aromas and some herbaceous green characters. The palate, however, is much less green than the bouquet suggests, with attractive fresh red berry fruit and a touch of mint before slightly green tannins reappear on the finish.
  64563. 2000K
  64564. 1998R
  64565. 2000U
  64566. 28/1/98V
  64567. 24/6/98W
  64568. 99 bookY
  64569. 24/6/98\
  64570. 3382^
  64571. 4237w
  64572. James Halliday
  64573. 3367C
  64574. 1/1/98
  64575. [Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh and quite aromatic palate with a mix of light gooseberry, passionfruit and peach aromas is followed by a delicate yet flavoursome palate with slightly atypical but enjoyable white peach tastes to go with the more traditional gooseberry and passionfruit. A considerable step up from the pleasant but light 
  64576. 1999K
  64577. 1998R
  64578. 1999U
  64579. 28/1/98V
  64580. 24/6/98W
  64581. 99 bookY
  64582. 24/6/98\
  64583. 3383^
  64584. 3367w
  64585. James Halliday
  64586. 3368C
  64587. 1/1/98D
  64588. Light to medium yellow-green; a very light, crisp bouquet with mineral and cashew notes is followed by a palate which tends to be rather thin, lacking concentration, although there is no winemaking fault.F
  64589. 1999K
  64590. 1998R
  64591. 1999U
  64592. 28/1/98V
  64593. 24/6/98W
  64594. 99 bookY
  64595. 24/6/98\
  64596. 3384^
  64597. 3368w
  64598. James Halliday
  64599. 4238C
  64600. 1/1/98
  64601. Medium red-purple; a vibrantly fresh and youthful bouquet, with faintly earthy cabernet varietal fruit flows into an attractive palate with a mix of cassis/ribena flavours and more earthy notes. Supple, and while light-bodied and straightforward, not green.
  64602. 1999K
  64603. 1998R
  64604. 1999U
  64605. 28/1/98V
  64606. 24/6/98W
  64607. 99 bookY
  64608. 24/6/98\
  64609. 3385^
  64610. 4238w
  64611. James Halliday
  64612. 4239C
  64613. 1/1/98
  64614. VLight to medium yellow-green; as one would expect, a complex bouquet showing the sophisticated use of spicy oak and excellent melon and citrus fruit. The palate is still relatively tight for a wine of 14.3 degrees alcohol, with a mix of citrus, grapefruit and nectarine flavours running through an extremely long, beautifully balanced finish.
  64615. 2003K
  64616. 1998R
  64617. 2003U
  64618. 28/1/98V
  64619. 24/6/98W
  64620. 99 bookY
  64621. 24/6/98\
  64622. 3386^
  64623. 4239w
  64624. James Halliday
  64625. 4240C
  64626. 1/1/98
  64627. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fresh, with nicely controlled spicy American oak leading on to an elegant and remarkably long-flavoured palate.F
  64628. 2001K
  64629. 1998R
  64630. 2001U
  64631. 28/1/98V
  64632. 24/6/98W
  64633. 99 bookY
  64634. 24/6/98\
  64635. 3387^
  64636. 4240w
  64637. James Halliday
  64638. 2007C
  64639. 1/1/98D
  64640. Very good purple-red; fine and elegant bouquet with a mix of cedar and more earthy notes runs into a wonderful palate, with red berry/cherry fruit, hints of mint, and superbly integrated sweet oak.F
  64641. 2002K
  64642. 1998R
  64643. 2002U
  64644. 28/1/98V
  64645. 24/6/98Y
  64646. 24/6/98\
  64647. 3388^
  64648. James Halliday
  64649. 2007C
  64650. 1/1/98D
  64651. Very good purple-red; the bouquet is slightly lighter than the 
  64652. 94, but will evolve with more bottle age. The palate is long and intense with lively and fresh mint, leaf and red berry flavours, finishing with fine tannins.F
  64653. 2004K
  64654. 1999R
  64655. 2004U
  64656. 28/1/98V
  64657. 24/6/98W
  64658. 99 bookY
  64659. 24/6/98\
  64660. 3389^
  64661. 2007w
  64662. James Halliday
  64663. 4241C
  64664. 1/3/98D
  64665. Strong purple-red; a spotlessly clean and sweet bouquet with fully ripe cabernet fruit is supported by first class oak handling. The palate, similarly, has a mix of luscious cassis/berry fruit together with a touch of mint; supple tannins on the finish.F
  64666. 2004K
  64667. 1998R
  64668. 2004U
  64669. 28/1/98V
  64670. 24/6/98W
  64671. 99 bookY
  64672. 24/6/98\
  64673. 3390^
  64674. 4241w
  64675. James Halliday
  64676. 1/1/98
  64677. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows a range of complex gooseberry, passionfruit and more smoky/mineral aromas, the palate lively and fresh with crisp gooseberry, apple and passionfruit. Has the usual impeccable balance and length. Simply outstanding as ever.
  64678. 2003K
  64679. 1998R
  64680. 2003U
  64681. 28/1/98V
  64682. 24/6/98W
  64683. 99 bookY
  64684. 24/6/98\
  64685. 3391^
  64686. James Halliday
  64687. 1/1/98
  64688. Deep yellow-gold; that utterly idiosyncratic bouquet with its pronounced nutty/bready/yeast autolysis influence leads into an ultra-full flavoured, rich palate with no primary fruit evident, but lots of nutty bready flavours. Marches to the tune of its own drum.
  64689. 1999K
  64690. 1998R
  64691. 1999U
  64692. 28/1/98V
  64693. 24/6/98W
  64694. 99 bookY
  64695. 24/6/98\
  64696. 3392^
  64697. James Halliday
  64698. 4242C
  64699. 1/1/98
  64700. Light to medium yellow-green; a potent and concentrated bouquet with what may or may not be some botrytis influence, and a powerful palate with lime, lemon and more herbal flavours running through the mid-palate and into a long, lingering finish. Should develop superbly. 
  64701. 2004K
  64702. 1998R
  64703. 2004U
  64704. 28/1/98V
  64705. 24/6/98W
  64706. 99 bookY
  64707. 24/6/98\
  64708. 3393^
  64709. 4242w
  64710. James Halliday
  64711. 4243C
  64712. 1/1/98
  64713. Light to medium yellow-green; a concentrated bouquet with abundant lime and toast aromas leads on to a smooth but long lime juicy palate, finishing with excellent acidity and perfectly judged residual sugar.F
  64714. 2001K
  64715. 1998R
  64716. 2001U
  64717. 28/1/98V
  64718. 24/6/98W
  64719. 99 bookY
  64720. 24/6/98\
  64721. 3394^
  64722. 4243w
  64723. James Halliday
  64724. 4244C
  64725. 1/1/98
  64726. Light green-yellow; a spotlessly clean and crisp bouquet of medium intensity with herbal and gooseberry fruit. The tight palate, lively and fresh, with excellent grip and structure, is one of those unusual Sauvignon Blancs which actually give the impression of needing time in bottle.
  64727. 2000K
  64728. 1998R
  64729. 2000U
  64730. 28/1/98V
  64731. 24/6/98W
  64732. 99 bookY
  64733. 24/6/98\
  64734. 3395^
  64735. 4244w
  64736. James Halliday
  64737. 4245C
  64738. 1/1/98
  64739. Light green-yellow; a fragrant, fresh passionfruit-accented bouquet leads into an utterly seductive palate, with an extra dimension of tropical passionfruit flavours cut and restrained by precisely judged acidity on the finish.F
  64740. 1999K
  64741. 1998R
  64742. 1999U
  64743. 28/1/98V
  64744. 24/6/98W
  64745. 99 bookY
  64746. 24/6/98\
  64747. 3396^
  64748. 4245w
  64749. James Halliday
  64750. 1/1/98D
  64751. Medium yellow-green; ripe and rich, with obvious barrel-ferment characters over tangy fruit, with more of the same on the stylish palate. Here the fruit veers more to melon and fig, the oak expertly handled and integrated.F
  64752. 2000K
  64753. 1998R
  64754. 2000U
  64755. 28/1/98V
  64756. 24/6/98W
  64757. 99 bookY
  64758. 24/6/98\
  64759. 3397^
  64760. James Halliday
  64761. 4246C
  64762. 1/1/98
  64763. Reserve.  Medium green-yellow; a complex and intriguing bouquet with echoes of Burgundy. The palate, while elegant and restrained has excellent feel and weight, driven primarily by the citrus/melon fruit, but just a touch of oak there in the background.F
  64764. 2001K
  64765. 1998R
  64766. 2001U
  64767. 28/1/98V
  64768. 24/6/98W
  64769. 99 bookY
  64770. 24/6/98\
  64771. 3398^
  64772. 4246w
  64773. James Halliday
  64774. 4247C
  64775. 1/1/98D
  64776. Bright green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with soft tropical fruit aromas, leading logically into an attractive, soft tinned peach/pear-flavoured palate; has above average length.F
  64777. 1999K
  64778. 1998R
  64779. 1999U
  64780. 28/1/98V
  64781. 24/6/98W
  64782. 99 bookY
  64783. 24/6/98\
  64784. 3399^
  64785. 4247w
  64786. James Halliday
  64787. 3384C
  64788. 1/1/98
  64789. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is crisp, with some herb and lime; light to medium intensity. The palate is quite tight and relatively dry, that impression increased by the crisply bracing acidity. Underlying lime fruit will develop with bottle age.F
  64790. 2002K
  64791. 1998R
  64792. 2002U
  64793. 28/1/98V
  64794. 24/6/98W
  64795. 99 bookY
  64796. 24/6/98\
  64797. 3400^
  64798. 3384w
  64799. James Halliday
  64800. 4248C
  64801. 1/1/98D
  64802. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is distinctly Alsatian in its complex aroma, and on the palate shares many of the characteristics of Alsatian Vendage Tardive. An extremely rich and striking wine, with some botrytis influence adding to the impact.F
  64803. 2003K
  64804. 1998R
  64805. 2003U
  64806. 28/1/98V
  64807. 24/6/98W
  64808. 99 bookY
  64809. 24/6/98\
  64810. 3401^
  64811. 4248w
  64812. James Halliday
  64813. 4249C
  64814. 1/1/98
  64815. Light yellow-green; a delicate, crisp and lively bouquet with a mix of passionfruit and herbal aromas, and a similar mix of flavours on the no less crisp, fresh and delicate palate, lengthened by lively acidity.F
  64816. 1999K
  64817. 1998R
  64818. 1999U
  64819. 28/1/98V
  64820. 24/6/98W
  64821. 99 bookY
  64822. 24/6/98\
  64823. 3402^
  64824. 4249w
  64825. James Halliday
  64826. 1/1/98D
  64827. Medium yellow-green; a tangy bouquet with a mix of mineral and citrus aromas, and a touch of cashew which comes through on the palate. A stylish and restrained wine which will hurry slowly.F
  64828. 1999K
  64829. 1998R
  64830. 1999U
  64831. 28/1/98V
  64832. 24/6/98W
  64833. 99 bookY
  64834. 24/6/98\
  64835. 3403^
  64836. James Halliday
  64837. 3386C
  64838. 1/1/98
  64839. Medium to full yellow-green; an elegant bouquet, still surprisingly tight, with citrus and melon fruit does not prepare you for the extremely rich, intense Batard Montrachet-like viscosity of the palate. Tangy and lively, with all the weight one could conceivably wish for.
  64840. 2000K
  64841. 1998R
  64842. 2000U
  64843. 28/1/98V
  64844. 24/6/98W
  64845. 99 bookY
  64846. 24/6/98\
  64847. 3404^
  64848. 3386w
  64849. James Halliday
  64850. 3387C
  64851. 1/1/98D
  64852. Medium red-purple; a potent, edgy bouquet with a mix of juicy berry, earth, spice, leaf and mint aromas. The same cascade of firm to the point of sharp leafy/berry/minty flavours are evident on the palate. F
  64853. 1999K
  64854. 1998R
  64855. 1999U
  64856. 28/1/98V
  64857. 24/6/98W
  64858. 99 bookY
  64859. 24/6/98\
  64860. 3405^
  64861. 3387w
  64862. James Halliday
  64863. 2034C
  64864. 1/1/98
  64865. LLight to medium yellow-green; a striking, challenging bouquet with very strong French hot solids characters. The palate is less unconventional and challenging, with considerable length and complexity, although there is an echo of the hot solids characters on the finish. Tailor-made for those who love traditional French Burgundies.
  64866. 2002K
  64867. 1998R
  64868. 2002U
  64869. 28/1/98V
  64870. 24/6/98W
  64871. 99 bookY
  64872. 24/6/98\
  64873. 3406^
  64874. 2034w
  64875. James Halliday
  64876. 1/1/98
  64877. Medium red; a very fine, elegant and stylish wine on both bouquet and palate, with sappy cherry and plum aromas, and fine spicy plum and cherry flavours on a long, silky palate. Excellent oak balance and integration; they don't come much better in the light to medium weight and style.
  64878. 1999K
  64879. 1998R
  64880. 1999U
  64881. 28/1/98V
  64882. 24/6/98W
  64883. 99 bookY
  64884. 24/6/98\
  64885. 3407^
  64886. James Halliday
  64887. 4250C
  64888. 1/1/98
  64889. Light to medium yellow-green; highly fragrant bouquet with spicy nutmeg barrel ferment aromas evident but not dominant, with strong passionfruit also present. The sophisticated making comes through on the multiflavoured palate with spicy nutmeg oak and lush fruit balanced by acidity.
  64890. 1999K
  64891. 1998R
  64892. 1999U
  64893. 28/1/98V
  64894. 24/6/98W
  64895. 99 bookY
  64896. 24/6/98\
  64897. 3408^
  64898. 4250w
  64899. James Halliday
  64900. 3010C
  64901. 1/1/98
  64902. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with passionfruit and a touch of gooseberry augmented by light spicy oak. The palate is neither long nor particularly intense, but is clean, with pleasant, nicely balanced fruit and oak flavours. 
  64903. 1999K
  64904. 1998R
  64905. 1999U
  64906. 30/1/98V
  64907. 24/6/98W
  64908. 99 bookY
  64909. 24/6/98\
  64910. 3409^
  64911. 3010w
  64912. James Halliday
  64913. 3011C
  64914. 1/1/98
  64915. Medium to full red-purple; there is attractive blackberry fruit on the quite intense and complex bouquet also showing lots of sweet oak. Youthful and fresh in the mouth, with cassis and mint fruit together with soft tannins.F
  64916. 2004K
  64917. 2000R
  64918. 2004U
  64919. 30/1/98V
  64920. 24/6/98W
  64921. 99 bookY
  64922. 24/6/98\
  64923. 3410^
  64924. 3011w
  64925. James Halliday
  64926. 1/1/98D
  64927. Bin FB27. Medium to full red-purple; a typically solid and concentrated bouquet with a mix of black cherry, plum and earthy fruit; the palate is rich, full and smooth with dark chocolate and black cherry flavours supported by subtle but evident oak.F
  64928. 2014K
  64929. 1999R
  64930. 2014U
  64931. 30/1/98V
  64932. 24/6/98Y
  64933. 24/6/98\
  64934. 3411^
  64935. James Halliday
  64936. 1/1/98
  64937. \Bin FB28. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with an attractive mix of chocolaty and regional leathery (read sweet leathery) fruit. All of the palate components are fundamentally sweet, ranging through dark chocolate to black cherry and finishing with soft tannins. The oak influence is barely perceptible; a delicious, unforced wine.
  64938. 2010K
  64939. 2000R
  64940. 2010U
  64941. 30/1/98V
  64942. 24/6/98Y
  64943. 24/6/98\
  64944. 3412^
  64945. James Halliday
  64946. 1/1/98D
  64947. Bin FB29. Strong, bright full purple-red; the bouquet is rich and powerful, with strong dark berry and earth fruit, the palate youthful and concentrated, with tightly constructed dark fruit flavours and good acidity. F
  64948. 2015K
  64949. 2000R
  64950. 2015U
  64951. 30/1/98V
  64952. 24/6/98W
  64953. 99 bookY
  64954. 24/6/98\
  64955. 3413^
  64956. James Halliday
  64957. 1/1/98
  64958. Special Reserve. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich and full with a mix of cassis, blackberry and mint fruit aromas. The same mix of cassis and mint runs through a smooth palate, finishing with soft, fine tannins.F
  64959. 2010K
  64960. 2000R
  64961. 2010U
  64962. 30/1/98V
  64963. 24/6/98Y
  64964. 24/6/98\
  64965. 3414^
  64966. James Halliday
  64967. 1/1/98
  64968. IBin FB30. Medium red-purple; as one would expect, there is pronounced varietal character in an earthy blackberry spectrum; overall of light to medium intensity. The palate, too, shows firm varietal cabernet fruit, with sweet flavours coming through on the mid to back palate before firm tannins stiffen up the finish. Subtle oak.
  64969. 2010K
  64970. 2000R
  64971. 2010U
  64972. 30/1/98V
  64973. 24/6/98W
  64974. 99 bookY
  64975. 24/6/98\
  64976. 3415^
  64977. James Halliday
  64978. 1/1/98
  64979. LGlowing yellow-green; a complex yet elegant bouquet with multilayered mineral/stone fruit characters, giving a Burgundian tang and grip. A stylish wine in which the winemaker's thumbprints are very evident, yet still retains a core of tight fruit in a highly structured wine with secondary characters giving complexity. Outstanding.
  64980. 2006K
  64981. 1999R
  64982. 2006U
  64983. 30/1/98V
  64984. 24/6/98W
  64985. 99 bookY
  64986. 24/6/98\
  64987. 3416^
  64988. James Halliday
  64989. 1/1/98
  64990. Medium red-purple; a quite austere bouquet with earthy/leathery aromas bordering on the astringent. Loosens up slightly on the palate, which is predominantly driven by austere earthy Cabernet, speaking of the terroir, but with definite hints of violets and mint to provide softer notes.
  64991. 2006K
  64992. 2000R
  64993. 2006U
  64994. 30/1/98V
  64995. 24/6/98W
  64996. 99 bookY
  64997. 24/6/98\
  64998. 3417^
  64999. James Halliday
  65000. 1/1/98
  65001. Medium to full red-purple; both the bouquet and palate show rather raw, resiny oak of the kind which seems to appeal to some show judges (it certainly did so at the Cowra Wine Show, where this wine was given a gold medal); there is quite rich blackberry fruit, but it is not enough.
  65002. 2003K
  65003. 1999R
  65004. 2003U
  65005. 30/1/98V
  65006. 24/6/98W
  65007. 99 bookY
  65008. 24/6/98\
  65009. 3418^
  65010. James Halliday
  65011. 4251C
  65012. 1/1/98
  65013. Glowing yellow-green; relatively light melon and citrus fruit intermingles with gently toasty vanilla oak on the bouquet. The palate is fresh and lively, driven by melon, nectarine and citrus fruit which has literally gobbled up the oak in which it was fermented and matured. 
  65014. 2001K
  65015. 1998R
  65016. 2001U
  65017. 30/1/98V
  65018. 24/6/98W
  65019. 99 bookY
  65020. 24/6/98\
  65021. 3419^
  65022. 4251w
  65023. James Halliday
  65024. 4252C
  65025. 1/1/98
  65026. Medium purple-red; clean, fresh cherry, spice and mint fruit aromas come through on a palate led by cherry, mint, leaf and spice flavours, finishing with soft vanillin American oak, and even softer tannins. Seductive.F
  65027. 2003K
  65028. 1999R
  65029. 2003U
  65030. 30/1/98V
  65031. 24/6/98W
  65032. 99 bookY
  65033. 24/6/98\
  65034. 3420^
  65035. 4252w
  65036. James Halliday
  65037. 4253C
  65038. 1/1/98D
  65039. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is spotlessly clean, with gentle red berry and cassis fruit aromas with a nice but gentle touch of oak. The palate has attractive cassis and redcurrant fruit with supple tannins; harmonious oak; adroit winemaking.F
  65040. 2005K
  65041. 2000R
  65042. 2005U
  65043. 30/1/98V
  65044. 24/6/98W
  65045. 99 bookY
  65046. 24/6/98\
  65047. 3421^
  65048. 4253w
  65049. James Halliday
  65050. 1/1/98
  65051. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with a mix of dark berry, chocolate, mint and earth aromas supported by subtle oak. Black cherry, mint and chocolate flavours run through a nicely balanced palate with good fruit composition.F
  65052. 2006K
  65053. 2000R
  65054. 2006U
  65055. 30/1/98V
  65056. 24/6/98W
  65057. 99 bookY
  65058. 24/6/98\
  65059. 3422^
  65060. James Halliday
  65061. 4255C
  65062. 1/1/98D
  65063. Dense full red-purple; the bouquet is dark and concentrated, with brooding black fruits and masses of vanilla oak. The palate abounds with rich, black cherry fruit, spice and lashings of charry American oak bound around it. F
  65064. 2010K
  65065. 2002R
  65066. 2010U
  65067. 30/1/98V
  65068. 24/6/98W
  65069. 99 bookY
  65070. 24/6/98\
  65071. 3423^
  65072. 4255w
  65073. James Halliday
  65074. 1/1/98
  65075. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is quite fragrant and lemony, almost with a touch of Sauvignon Blanc character, and a hint of subtle oak. The palate again shows the clever use of a touch of spicy oak to support the lemony fruit; good flavour and balance.F
  65076. 2000K
  65077. 1998R
  65078. 2000U
  65079. 30/1/98V
  65080. 24/6/98W
  65081. 99 bookY
  65082. 24/6/98\
  65083. 3424^
  65084. James Halliday
  65085. 4256C
  65086. 1/1/98D
  65087. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp and correct bouquet with lively herb, lemon and mineral aromas introduces an attractive wine, with good length and weight, finishing with gentle acid.F
  65088. 1999K
  65089. 1998R
  65090. 1999U
  65091. 30/1/98V
  65092. 24/6/98W
  65093. 99 bookY
  65094. 24/6/98\
  65095. 3425^
  65096. 4256w
  65097. James Halliday
  65098. 3020C
  65099. 1/1/98
  65100. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet has positive, clear fruit salad varietal character with some apple aromas which come through in quite pronounced fashion on the palate, along with more tropical fruit. Far more flavour than the average Chenin Blanc. F
  65101. 1999K
  65102. 1998R
  65103. 1999U
  65104. 30/1/98V
  65105. 24/6/98W
  65106. 99 bookY
  65107. 24/6/98\
  65108. 3426^
  65109. 3020w
  65110. James Halliday
  65111. 4257C
  65112. 1/1/98D
  65113. Strong, bright red-purple; the bouquet is quite intense, with earthy/black forest varietal fruit, followed by unexpectedly sweet, minty fruit on the early and mid-palate, then showing pronounced tannins on the finish.F
  65114. 2004K
  65115. 1999R
  65116. 2004U
  65117. 30/1/98V
  65118. 24/6/98W
  65119. 99 bookY
  65120. 24/6/98\
  65121. 3427^
  65122. 4257w
  65123. James Halliday
  65124. 3021C
  65125. 1/1/98
  65126. Medium to full red-purple; a richly luscious bouquet with blackberry, plum, spice and vanilla aromas is followed by a concentrated and powerful palate with the same flavours together with a dusting of dark chocolate. There are sufficient tannins for the wine to age well.
  65127. 2003K
  65128. 1999R
  65129. 2003U
  65130. 30/1/98V
  65131. 24/6/98W
  65132. 99 bookY
  65133. 24/6/98\
  65134. 3428^
  65135. 3021w
  65136. James Halliday
  65137. 4258C
  65138. 1/1/98D
  65139. Strong red-purple; the bouquet is rich and full, with dark plum and cherry fruit supported by subtle oak. The equally rich multiflavoured palate has dark cherry, plum and some minty flavours, finishing with positive tannins.F
  65140. 2010K
  65141. 2000R
  65142. 2010U
  65143. 30/1/98V
  65144. 24/6/98W
  65145. 99 bookY
  65146. 24/6/98\
  65147. 3429^
  65148. 4258w
  65149. James Halliday
  65150. 1/1/98
  65151. Dark red-purple; the bouquet is powerful and concentrated, with dark berry/foresty fruits and subtle oak; the palate shows the same dark cherry and regional bitter chocolate flavours, with quite pronounced tannins and high total extract. Bred to stay.F
  65152. 2015K
  65153. 2005R
  65154. 2015U
  65155. 30/1/98V
  65156. 24/6/98W
  65157. 99 bookY
  65158. 24/6/98\
  65159. 3430^
  65160. James Halliday
  65161. 3022C
  65162. 1/1/98D
  65163. Medium red-purple; a smooth but powerful bouquet with classic dusty cabernet fruit is somewhat unexpectedly followed by a remarkably sweet and luscious palate with masses of dark chocolate and blackberry fruit surrounded by soft, lingering tannins.F
  65164. 2010K
  65165. 2000R
  65166. 2010U
  65167. 30/1/98V
  65168. 24/6/98W
  65169. 99 bookY
  65170. 24/6/98\
  65171. 3431^
  65172. 3022w
  65173. James Halliday
  65174. 4259C
  65175. 1/1/98
  65176. Full yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with potent oak and attractive peachy/buttery fruit; the palate starts promisingly, rich and buttery, but then oak phenolics grab on the finish and strip away some of that fruit. Less would have been better.F
  65177. 1999K
  65178. 1998R
  65179. 1999U
  65180. 30/1/98V
  65181. 24/6/98W
  65182. 99 bookY
  65183. 24/6/98\
  65184. 3432^
  65185. 4259w
  65186. James Halliday
  65187. 3363C
  65188. 1/1/98D
  65189. Glowing yellow-green; a complex array of cumquat, mandarin and honey fruit aromas come through solid oak on the bouquet, and even more evident oak on the palate. Plenty of total flavour, and finishes with good acid.F
  65190. 1999K
  65191. 1998R
  65192. 1999U
  65193. 1/2/98V
  65194. 24/6/98W
  65195. 99 bookY
  65196. 24/6/98\
  65197. 3434^
  65198. 3363w
  65199. James Halliday
  65200. 4261C
  65201. 1/1/98
  65202. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with solid tropical peachy fruit and just the vaguest hint of oak. The palate is well balanced, of medium weight with fruit salad flavours and a soft, faintly creamy finish. Much more presence than an equivalently made Chardonnay.
  65203. 1999K
  65204. 1998R
  65205. 1999U
  65206. 1/2/98V
  65207. 24/6/98W
  65208. 99 bookY
  65209. 24/6/98\
  65210. 3435^
  65211. 4261w
  65212. James Halliday
  65213. 4262C
  65214. 1/1/98D
  65215. Medium to full red-purple; the intense bouquet is fruit-driven with strong earthy berry and chocolate aromas, the palate similarly rich and sweet with a mix of cassis, chocolate, berry and earth flavours. Subtle oak throughout.F
  65216. 2006K
  65217. 2001R
  65218. 2006U
  65219. 1/2/98V
  65220. 24/6/98W
  65221. 99 bookY
  65222. 24/6/98\
  65223. 3436^
  65224. 4262w
  65225. James Halliday
  65226. 4263C
  65227. 1/1/98
  65228. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is concentrated and rich, with cassis, berry and chocolate fruit and soft oak. The palate is similarly rich and concentrated, with powerful cassis fruit, some almost chewy chocolate flavours, and strongly structured tannins on a lingering finish.
  65229. 2015K
  65230. 2005R
  65231. 2015U
  65232. 1/2/98V
  65233. 24/6/98W
  65234. 99 bookY
  65235. 24/6/98\
  65236. 3437^
  65237. 4263w
  65238. James Halliday
  65239. 1/1/98D
  65240. Medium yellow-green; a subtle, attractively understated bouquet with tangy barrel-ferment characters is followed by a fuller palate with soft, ripe fig, melon and cashew flavours. Minimal oak; a slightly spongy finish. F
  65241. 2001K
  65242. 1998R
  65243. 2001U
  65244. 1/2/98V
  65245. 24/6/98W
  65246. 99 bookY
  65247. 24/6/98\
  65248. 3438^
  65249. James Halliday
  65250. 2162C
  65251. 1/1/98
  65252. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fresh, of light to medium intensity with a mix of spice, leaf and cherry aromas. The palate, too, is of light to medium weight, with lively spicy flavours, not a great deal of flesh, finishing with appropriately soft tannins.
  65253. 2004K
  65254. 1999R
  65255. 2004U
  65256. 1/2/98V
  65257. 24/6/98W
  65258. 99 bookY
  65259. 24/6/98\
  65260. 3439^
  65261. 2162w
  65262. James Halliday
  65263. 1/1/98D
  65264. Medium red-purple; a quite fragrant bouquet with berry and mint aromas and some characters associated with dense vineyard canopy. The palate is fresh, with sweet berry and mint fruit supported by quite sweet oak; soft tannins.F
  65265. 2004K
  65266. 2000R
  65267. 2004U
  65268. 1/2/98V
  65269. 24/6/98W
  65270. 99 bookY
  65271. 24/6/98\
  65272. 3440^
  65273. James Halliday
  65274. 4264C
  65275. 1/1/98
  65276. Bright green-yellow; a clean, smooth melon and citrus bouquet, not showing much complexity of yeast autolysis characters, but bright and attractive. The palate is very crisp and clean in a Blanc de Blanc style; a polar opposite to the Sir James Vintage sparkling wine.
  65277. 1999K
  65278. 1998R
  65279. 1999U
  65280. 1/2/98V
  65281. 24/6/98W
  65282. 99 bookY
  65283. 24/6/98\
  65284. 3441^
  65285. 4264w
  65286. James Halliday
  65287. 4265C
  65288. 1/1/98
  65289. Medium to full yellow-green; an extremely complex bouquet with what I can only describe as wet dog French characters. A powerful, intense and challenging wine, with unusual weight, and again some of those solids fermentation characters evident. Two bottles tasted, with identical notes.
  65290. 1999K
  65291. 1998R
  65292. 1999U
  65293. 1/2/98V
  65294. 24/6/98W
  65295. 99 bookY
  65296. 24/6/98\
  65297. 3442^
  65298. 4265w
  65299. James Halliday
  65300. 1/1/98
  65301. Light yellow-green; a fresh, fragrant bouquet with crisp citrussy fruit aromas; the palate is light, with melon and citrus flavours and that faintly confectionery character of unwooded Chardonnay.F
  65302. 1999K
  65303. 1998R
  65304. 1999U
  65305. 1/2/98V
  65306. 24/6/98W
  65307. 99 bookY
  65308. 24/6/98\
  65309. 3443^
  65310. James Halliday
  65311. 2039C
  65312. 1/11/95
  65313. VLight yellow-green; many things going on in the bouquet with firm dusty/stalky components and a touch of aldehydes which have worked well. A similarly complex wine on the palate with a combination of bite and richness; toasty autolysis flavours in a bready spectrum combine with that touch of aldehyde to give a wine of character and flavour.
  65314. 1995Q
  65315. 1996R
  65316. 1995V
  65317. 24/6/98Y
  65318. 24/6/98\
  65319. 3444^
  65320. James Halliday
  65321. 2039C
  65322. 1/1/97
  65323. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is lively and stylish with a mix of bready autolysed yeast and citrus fruit. In the mouth the wine has excellent flavour, weight and feel, with a smooth edge to citrus/white peach fruit, and nicely judged dosage.E
  65324. exportH
  65325. 1998Q
  65326. 1997R
  65327. 1998V
  65328. 24/6/98Y
  65329. 24/6/98\
  65330. 3445^
  65331. James Halliday
  65332. 2039C
  65333. 1/10/97D
  65334. Medium straw-yellow; there are classic biscuity/toasty/bready Pinot Noir varietal aromas, undercut with some more minerally notes. The palate is very fine, with toasty/biscuity flavours and a long cleansing finish.F
  65335. 1999K
  65336. 1998R
  65337. 1999U
  65338. 4/2/98V
  65339. 24/6/98W
  65340. 99 bookY
  65341. 24/6/98\
  65342. 3446^
  65343. 2039w
  65344. James Halliday
  65345. 4273C
  65346. 1/10/97
  65347. Medium to full yellow-green, excellent for age. Very youthful overall, with cashew/mineral characters and some slightly baggy oak. The palate is still ferociously acidic, with the fruit subdued and in fact fairly unlikely to poke its head much above the parapet.
  65348. 2001K
  65349. 1998R
  65350. 2001U
  65351. 4/2/98V
  65352. 24/6/98W
  65353. 99 bookY
  65354. 24/6/98\
  65355. 3447^
  65356. 4273w
  65357. James Halliday
  65358. 4274C
  65359. 1/10/97D
  65360. Light green-yellow; the bouquet shows light lemon-tinged pastille fruit aromas; the palate similarly soft and easy with pastille, lime and lemon fruit balanced by threshold sweetness on the finish.F
  65361. 1999K
  65362. 1998R
  65363. 1999U
  65364. 4/2/98V
  65365. 24/6/98W
  65366. 99 bookY
  65367. 24/6/98\
  65368. 3448^
  65369. 4274w
  65370. James Halliday
  65371. 4275C
  65372. 1/10/97
  65373. TMedium to full yellow-green; there are strong barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment characters on the bouquet pushing the wine into a cashew nut spectrum. Those same strong cashew malolactic characters run through the palate which has pleasant texture and finish, but which dips somewhat on the mid-palate where sweet fruit is hard to find.
  65374. 1999K
  65375. 1998R
  65376. 1999U
  65377. 4/2/98V
  65378. 24/6/98W
  65379. 99 bookY
  65380. 24/6/98\
  65381. 3449^
  65382. 4275w
  65383. James Halliday
  65384. 2038C
  65385. 1/10/97D
  65386. Light yellow-green; some apparent slow ferment characters on the bouquet, with a passionfruit yeast overlay on pleasant fruit. The palate is pleasant, of light to medium body, with gooseberry and passionfruit flavours.F
  65387. 1999K
  65388. 1998R
  65389. 1999U
  65390. 4/2/98V
  65391. 24/6/98W
  65392. 99 bookY
  65393. 24/6/98\
  65394. 3450^
  65395. 2038w
  65396. James Halliday
  65397. 1/10/97
  65398. Light to medium yellow-green; a potent, pungent bouquet with a mix of herbal, minerally/stony and tangy gooseberry fruit aromas is followed by a palate with a similarly powerful and diverse array of flavours. Long, intense, well-balanced finish.F
  65399. 1999K
  65400. 1998R
  65401. 1999U
  65402. 4/2/98V
  65403. 24/6/98W
  65404. 99 bookY
  65405. 24/6/98\
  65406. 3451^
  65407. James Halliday
  65408. 1/10/97
  65409. 6Medium yellow-green; well-balanced nutty/charry barrel-ferment oak is woven through melon and citrus fruit on the bouquet, a promising start but it is the palate which really takes off. Lively, zesty nectarine, citrus and melon, even a hint of passionfruit, ripple along the palate and into a lingering finish.
  65410. 2001K
  65411. 1998R
  65412. 2001U
  65413. 4/2/98V
  65414. 24/6/98W
  65415. 99 bookY
  65416. 24/6/98\
  65417. 3452^
  65418. James Halliday
  65419. 1/10/97
  65420. Medium to full yellow-green; an extremely rich, full buttery/toasty bouquet leads on to a mouthfilling, solid peachy/buttery palate with an almost unctuously soft finish.F
  65421. 1999K
  65422. 1998R
  65423. 1999U
  65424. 4/2/98V
  65425. 24/6/98W
  65426. 99 bookY
  65427. 24/6/98\
  65428. 3453^
  65429. James Halliday
  65430. 1/10/97
  65431. Strong red-purple; a complex bouquet with a mix of ripe plummy fruit and more cedary/dusty/briary/gamey characters is followed by a full-flavoured palate with lush berry fruit, a hint of chocolate, and powerful, ever so slightly green, tannins on the finish. 
  65432. 2005K
  65433. 2000R
  65434. 2005U
  65435. 4/2/98V
  65436. 24/6/98W
  65437. 99 bookY
  65438. 24/6/98\
  65439. 3454^
  65440. James Halliday
  65441. 4276C
  65442. 1/10/97D
  65443. Medium yellow-green; a powerful and complex bouquet driven by the barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment inputs is followed by a solidly constructed, well-balanced palate with peach and ripe fig fruit; soft finish.F
  65444. 1999K
  65445. 1998R
  65446. 1999U
  65447. 4/2/98V
  65448. 24/6/98W
  65449. 99 bookY
  65450. 24/6/98\
  65451. 3455^
  65452. 4276w
  65453. James Halliday
  65454. 4277C
  65455. 1/10/97
  65456. dAlmost impenetrable red-purple; an enormously powerful, dense, introverted bouquet fitting the winemaker's description of 'black and tarry'. The palate provides the concentration, structure and ripe tannins so seldom seen in New Zealand, almost to the point of excess. Black fruit, spice and some cedary oak round off a quite extraordinary and unique wine.
  65457. 2010K
  65458. 2000R
  65459. 2010U
  65460. 4/2/98V
  65461. 24/6/98W
  65462. 99 bookY
  65463. 24/6/98\
  65464. 3456^
  65465. 4277w
  65466. James Halliday
  65467. 4278C
  65468. 1/10/97D
  65469. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, distinctly herbal in character. The palate is likewise in the herbal/mineral spectrum, in a dry, restrained style.F
  65470. 1999K
  65471. 1998R
  65472. 1999U
  65473. 4/2/98V
  65474. 24/6/98W
  65475. 99 bookY
  65476. 24/6/98\
  65477. 3457^
  65478. 4278w
  65479. James Halliday
  65480. 1/10/97
  65481. ,Light green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, firm and rather close, with not a lot of fruit expression, but the wine expands on the palate with excellent, tightly knit structure, and that barrel-fermented semillon component evidencing itself. This is a different style of Sauvignon Blanc from the usual.
  65482. 1999K
  65483. 1998R
  65484. 1999U
  65485. 4/2/98V
  65486. 24/6/98W
  65487. 99 bookY
  65488. 24/6/98\
  65489. 3458^
  65490. James Halliday
  65491. 4232C
  65492. 1/10/97
  65493. Light to medium yellow-green, not showing excessive development; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity with light melon fruit and a subtle touch of barrel-ferment oak. The palate is not overly complex, but does have fresh citrus and melon fruit, and a pleasant finish.
  65494. 1999K
  65495. 1998R
  65496. 1999U
  65497. 4/2/98V
  65498. 24/6/98W
  65499. 99 bookY
  65500. 24/6/98\
  65501. 3459^
  65502. 4232w
  65503. James Halliday
  65504. 3780C
  65505. 1/10/97
  65506. Light straw; the bouquet is very light, with faint citrus/lemon aromas, followed by a palate which seems unduly reliant on residual sugar to balance the rather stalky green fruit flavours. Disappointing.F
  65507. 2001K
  65508. 1998R
  65509. 2001U
  65510. 4/2/98V
  65511. 24/6/98W
  65512. 99 bookY
  65513. 24/6/98\
  65514. 3460^
  65515. 3780w
  65516. James Halliday
  65517. 4279C
  65518. 1/10/97D
  65519. Light to medium yellow-green; the very sophisticated use of a touch of spicy oak works extremely well on both bouquet and palate; the fruit, while not heavy, is perfectly ripened with sweeter passionfruit and gooseberry notes building towards the finish.F
  65520. 1999K
  65521. 1998R
  65522. 1999U
  65523. 4/2/98V
  65524. 24/6/98W
  65525. 99 bookY
  65526. 24/6/98\
  65527. 3461^
  65528. 4279w
  65529. James Halliday
  65530. 1/10/97
  65531. Glowing yellow-green; an intense bouquet with lime and honey fruit aromas is followed by a palate in which firm acidity rules the day. It is indeed extra dry, and is not for those who are overly sensitive to acidity.F
  65532. 2004K
  65533. 1998R
  65534. 2004U
  65535. 4/2/98V
  65536. 24/6/98W
  65537. 99 bookY
  65538. 24/6/98\
  65539. 3462^
  65540. James Halliday
  65541. 3009C
  65542. 1/10/97D
  65543. Medium yellow-green; highly aromatic and tangy gooseberry fruit, with faintly minerally undertones, leads into a fresh, well-balanced stylish wine on the palate, with lingering gooseberry and herb flavours.F
  65544. 1999K
  65545. 1998R
  65546. 1999U
  65547. 4/2/98V
  65548. 24/6/98W
  65549. 99 bookY
  65550. 24/6/98\
  65551. 3463^
  65552. 3009w
  65553. James Halliday
  65554. 2030C
  65555. 1/10/97D
  65556. Light yellow-green; a spotlessly clean, wonderfully fragrant, almost crunchy crisp gooseberry and passionfruit bouquet leads into a wonderfully pure palate, with impeccable balance, outstanding length and glorious varietal definition.F
  65557. 1999K
  65558. 1998R
  65559. 1999U
  65560. 4/2/98V
  65561. 24/6/98W
  65562. 99 bookY
  65563. 24/6/98\
  65564. 3465^
  65565. 2030w
  65566. James Halliday
  65567. 2027C
  65568. 1/10/97D
  65569. Excellent green-yellow; the bouquet is redolent with lime/tropical fruit, the palate very rich, full and generous, of more of that fleshy/tropical/lime fruit of the bouquet. There may have been a touch of botrytis, but who cares.F
  65570. 2005K
  65571. 2000R
  65572. 2005U
  65573. 4/2/98V
  65574. 24/6/98W
  65575. 99 bookY
  65576. 24/6/98\
  65577. 3466^
  65578. 2027w
  65579. James Halliday
  65580. 2028C
  65581. 1/10/97D
  65582. Light to medium green-yellow; a clean and fresh bouquet with melon and nectarine fruit surrounded by subtle but nonetheless evident oak. The palate is elegant and delicate, with smooth nectarine and melon flavours and a long, unforced finish.F
  65583. 2000K
  65584. 1998R
  65585. 2000U
  65586. 4/2/98V
  65587. 24/6/98W
  65588. 99 bookY
  65589. 24/6/98\
  65590. 3467^
  65591. 2028w
  65592. James Halliday
  65593. 4280C
  65594. 1/10/97
  65595. Light green-yellow; a light, fresh, clean and crisp bouquet with citrus/grapefruit aromas and the oak almost imperceptible is followed by an intensely flavoured palate with melon and grapefruit running through a long, lingering finish. The oak is no more than a whisper.
  65596. 2002K
  65597. 1998R
  65598. 2002U
  65599. 4/2/98V
  65600. 24/6/98W
  65601. 99 bookY
  65602. 24/6/98\
  65603. 3468^
  65604. 4280w
  65605. James Halliday
  65606. 4281C
  65607. 1/10/97
  65608. JFull yellow; uncompromising barrel ferment/malolactic fermentation characters drive both the bouquet and palate, with an array of aromas and flavours running through toast/butter/cashew and cigar box (even, dare I say, cigar butts). Really needs more fruit to carry all of these winemaker inputs, but undeniably makes a statement.
  65609. 1999K
  65610. 1998R
  65611. 1999U
  65612. 4/2/98V
  65613. 24/6/98W
  65614. 99 bookY
  65615. 24/6/98\
  65616. 3469^
  65617. 4281w
  65618. James Halliday
  65619. 4282C
  65620. 1/10/97
  65621. Dark red-purple; a most attractive bouquet with ripe fruit and cedar, cigar box and briary aromas all intermingling. A powerful Bordeaux-style palate with cassis and cedar neatly counterpoised, finishing with ripe tannins, a precious commodity.F
  65622. 2006K
  65623. 2000R
  65624. 2006U
  65625. 4/2/98V
  65626. 24/6/98W
  65627. 99 bookY
  65628. 24/6/98\
  65629. 3470^
  65630. 4282w
  65631. James Halliday
  65632. 1/10/97
  65633. Light green-yellow; a firm, crisp, fresh and clean bouquet with a mix of herb, mineral and lemon fruit aromas; the palate is distinguished by excellent mouthfeel and length, with perfectly balanced fruit ripeness and flavours. Bang-slap in the best tradition of Jackson Estate.
  65634. 1999K
  65635. 1998R
  65636. 1999U
  65637. 4/2/98V
  65638. 24/6/98W
  65639. 99 bookY
  65640. 24/6/98\
  65641. 3471^
  65642. James Halliday
  65643. 4283C
  65644. 1/10/97
  65645. Full yellow-green; the bouquet is strong and powerful, with intense spicy/rose petal varietal character and leads one to expect a bigger wine on the palate. In fact it is quite light and crisp, and bone-dry on the finish.F
  65646. 1999K
  65647. 1998R
  65648. 1999U
  65649. 4/2/98V
  65650. 24/6/98W
  65651. 99 bookY
  65652. 24/6/98\
  65653. 3472^
  65654. 4283w
  65655. James Halliday
  65656. 4284C
  65657. 1/10/97D
  65658. Medium yellow-green; complex, rich, full and honeyed, with strong toasty notes. The palate is round and softly textured, with almost peachy/tropical fruit; as far removed from Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc as one could imagine.F
  65659. 1999K
  65660. 1998R
  65661. 1999U
  65662. 4/2/98V
  65663. 24/6/98W
  65664. 99 bookY
  65665. 24/6/98\
  65666. 3473^
  65667. 4284w
  65668. James Halliday
  65669. 4285C
  65670. 1/10/97
  65671. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, smooth, and of medium intensity, with gentle fruit and well-balanced and integrated oak. A quite elegant palate, well weighted and structured, needing just a touch more fruit concentration for higher points.F
  65672. 2001K
  65673. 1998R
  65674. 2001U
  65675. 4/2/98V
  65676. 24/6/98W
  65677. 99 bookY
  65678. 24/6/98\
  65679. 3474^
  65680. 4285w
  65681. James Halliday
  65682. 4286C
  65683. 1/10/97D
  65684. Light yellow-green; there is voluminous spice and lychee varietal character on the bouquet, and plenty of weight and flavour on a rich palate; the touch of residual sugar works well in the wine.F
  65685. 1999K
  65686. 1998R
  65687. 1999U
  65688. 4/2/98V
  65689. 24/6/98W
  65690. 99 bookY
  65691. 24/6/98\
  65692. 3475^
  65693. 4286w
  65694. James Halliday
  65695. 4287C
  65696. 1/10/97
  65697. Light to medium yellow-green; a very complex, European-accented bouquet with downplayed fruit leads into a wine which reminds me of White Bordeaux from the old days (minus the excess sulphur dioxide). A crisp, structured wine and does have mouthfeel. F
  65698. 2002K
  65699. 1998R
  65700. 2002U
  65701. 4/2/98V
  65702. 24/6/98W
  65703. 99 bookY
  65704. 24/6/98\
  65705. 3476^
  65706. 4287w
  65707. James Halliday
  65708. 4288C
  65709. 1/10/97D
  65710. Light to medium yellow-green; an intriguing bouquet with ripe stone fruit, ripe pear and apricot aromas, followed by a wine which is round and supple in the mouth, with the flavours even moving into melon. F
  65711. 2000K
  65712. 1998R
  65713. 2000U
  65714. 4/2/98V
  65715. 24/6/98W
  65716. 99 bookY
  65717. 24/6/98\
  65718. 3477^
  65719. 4288w
  65720. James Halliday
  65721. 4289C
  65722. 1/10/97
  65723. Light green-yellow; a sophisticated bouquet with lively melon and grapefruit surrounded by gently spicy oak. An extremely elegant and intense yet almost delicate palate with exceptional balance and a very long finish; great breeding and class.F
  65724. 2003K
  65725. 1998R
  65726. 2003U
  65727. 4/2/98V
  65728. 24/6/98W
  65729. 99 bookY
  65730. 24/6/98\
  65731. 3478^
  65732. 4289w
  65733. James Halliday
  65734. 3200C
  65735. 1/10/97
  65736. Light green-yellow; the aromas are extremely complex and concentrated, with impeccable oak balance and integration, and no one aroma dominating. There is an extra dimension of intensity of flavour on the palate, which has the longest finish I have encountered in a Chardonnay for many years. Here, too, it is hard to single out a single taste descriptor, which is no doubt exactly what Michael Brajkovich intended.
  65737. 2004K
  65738. 1999R
  65739. 2004U
  65740. 4/2/98V
  65741. 24/6/98W
  65742. 99 bookY
  65743. 24/6/98\
  65744. 3479^
  65745. 3200w
  65746. James Halliday
  65747. 1/10/97
  65748. Excellent red-purple colour; the bouquet is fragrant with cedary/spicy notes to the red berry and mint fruit. There is much more fruit weight, extract and tannin on the palate than one would expect from the bouquet, all the components (including the tannins) being ripe.
  65749. 2005K
  65750. 2000R
  65751. 2005U
  65752. 4/2/98V
  65753. 24/6/98W
  65754. 99 bookY
  65755. 24/6/98\
  65756. 3480^
  65757. 4290w
  65758. James Halliday
  65759. 1/10/97
  65760. >Medium green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, with ripe tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit aromas and subliminal support from the barrel-fermented component. The palate is rich and generously proportioned, with fleshy notes no doubt coming from the touch of barrel ferment, and flavours in the tropical/gooseberry spectrum.
  65761. 1999K
  65762. 1998R
  65763. 1999U
  65764. 4/2/98V
  65765. 24/6/98W
  65766. 99 bookY
  65767. 24/6/98\
  65768. 3481^
  65769. James Halliday
  65770. 1/10/97
  65771. Medium to full yellow-green; a clean and soft bouquet with ripe canned peach fruit aromas and obvious malolactic fermentation influences. The palate shows a similar range of very ripe (canned/dried) fruit characters. I would like to see a little more sharpness and focus.
  65772. 1999K
  65773. 1998R
  65774. 1999U
  65775. 4/2/98V
  65776. 24/6/98W
  65777. 99 bookY
  65778. 24/6/98\
  65779. 3482^
  65780. James Halliday
  65781. 4291C
  65782. 1/10/97
  65783. TLight green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity, with crisp minerally/herbal fruit. The palate has touches of riper fruit flavours (passionfruit and gooseberry) to give it both length and balance, and provide a pleasing contrast to the bouquet. A wine which flows and grows the more you taste it; beautifully crafted.
  65784. 1999K
  65785. 1998R
  65786. 1999U
  65787. 4/2/98V
  65788. 24/6/98W
  65789. 99 bookY
  65790. 24/6/98\
  65791. 3483^
  65792. 4291w
  65793. James Halliday
  65794. 4292C
  65795. 1/10/97
  65796. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet is light, with herbal fruit characters and even a hint of matchbox. The palate shows citrus/herbal fruit flavours suggesting the grapes were not as ripe as they might have been; the oak is faintly blurry, particularly on the finish.
  65797. 1999K
  65798. 1998R
  65799. 1999U
  65800. 4/2/98V
  65801. 24/6/98W
  65802. 99 bookY
  65803. 24/6/98\
  65804. 3484^
  65805. 4292w
  65806. James Halliday
  65807. 2044C
  65808. 1/10/97D
  65809. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with toasty vanilla oak immediately obvious, but with good fruit there to carry that oak. The well-structured palate has melon, fig and cashew flavours, again with some toasty oak.F
  65810. 1999K
  65811. 1998R
  65812. 1999U
  65813. 4/2/98V
  65814. 24/6/98W
  65815. 99 bookY
  65816. 24/6/98\
  65817. 3485^
  65818. 2044w
  65819. James Halliday
  65820. 4293C
  65821. 1/10/97
  65822. .Medium yellow-green; there is an array of biscuity, nutty and canned fruit aromas followed by a strongly flavoured palate with lots of spicy oak and similar canned fruit flavours. One suspects over-enthusiastic use of skin contact, and possibly some botrytis. The net result is a fairly phenolic style.
  65823. 1999K
  65824. 1998R
  65825. 1999U
  65826. 4/2/98V
  65827. 24/6/98W
  65828. 99 bookY
  65829. 24/6/98\
  65830. 3486^
  65831. 4293w
  65832. James Halliday
  65833. 2043C
  65834. 1/10/97D
  65835. Light yellow-green; a pungent bouquet with a mix of herbal, sweet capsicum, asparagus and redcurrant aromas leads on to a crisply powerful palate with a long finish and pungent acidity. Excellent fruit intensity.F
  65836. 1999K
  65837. 1998R
  65838. 1999U
  65839. 4/2/98V
  65840. 24/6/98W
  65841. 99 bookY
  65842. 24/6/98\
  65843. 3487^
  65844. 2043w
  65845. James Halliday
  65846. 1/10/97
  65847. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is exemplary, with cherry and plum fruit complexed and cut by some foresty/stemmy characters. The palate, likewise, has a mix of cherry plum fruit and more foresty/stemmy characters giving grip, texture and length.F
  65848. 2002K
  65849. 1998R
  65850. 2002U
  65851. 4/2/98V
  65852. 24/6/98W
  65853. 99 bookY
  65854. 24/6/98\
  65855. 3488^
  65856. James Halliday
  65857. 4294C
  65858. 1/10/97D
  65859. Light yellow-green; the bouquet has good fruit weight and density, with that spicy lemony minerally mix of the grape. There is lots of flavour on the palate, which has weight, richness and real character.F
  65860. 2000K
  65861. 1998R
  65862. 2000U
  65863. 4/2/98V
  65864. 24/6/98W
  65865. 99 bookY
  65866. 24/6/98\
  65867. 3489^
  65868. 4294w
  65869. James Halliday
  65870. 4295C
  65871. 1/10/97D
  65872. Light to medium yellow-green; there are strong spicy lychee and peach aromas on the bouquet, and plenty more of that peach and lychee fruit on the palate which avoids the phenolic trap. F
  65873. 1998R
  65874. 2001U
  65875. 4/2/98V
  65876. 24/6/98W
  65877. 99 bookY
  65878. 24/6/98\
  65879. 3491^
  65880. 4295w
  65881. James Halliday
  65882. 4296C
  65883. 1/10/97
  65884. Light to medium yellow-green; there is ripe and generous gooseberry fruit on the bouquet which is of medium to full intensity. A nicely weighted and styled wine on the palate, again with predominant gooseberry flavours (and no passionfruit) and a touch of grip to the finish.
  65885. 1999K
  65886. 1998R
  65887. 1999U
  65888. 4/2/98V
  65889. 24/6/98W
  65890. 99 bookY
  65891. 24/6/98\
  65892. 3492^
  65893. 4296w
  65894. James Halliday
  65895. 2086C
  65896. 1/10/97
  65897. *Medium yellow-green; a wine which continuously evolves and reveals itself as it sits in the glass, tightly constructed but extremely stylish. The palate is beautifully balanced, with gently ripe melon and fig fruit supported by faultless oak handling. It has an exceptionally long carry and finish.
  65898. 2003K
  65899. 1998R
  65900. 2003U
  65901. 4/2/98V
  65902. 24/6/98W
  65903. 99 bookY
  65904. 24/6/98\
  65905. 3494^
  65906. James Halliday
  65907. 1/10/97D
  65908. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean but tangy with a mix of citrus, lemon and white peach fruit supported by subtle oak. There is layer upon layer of flavour on the palate, with cashew, citrus and melon fruit, and just an echo of gently sweet oak.F
  65909. 2003K
  65910. 1998R
  65911. 2003U
  65912. 4/2/98V
  65913. 24/6/98W
  65914. 99 bookY
  65915. 24/6/98\
  65916. 3495^
  65917. James Halliday
  65918. 4297C
  65919. 1/10/97
  65920. "Medium yellow-green; there is abundant ripe fig and peach fruit with quite obvious barrel-fermentation characters in a solid bouquet. There is a hint of spice, possibly from the American oak, on top of rich, ripe peach and fig fruit on the palate; the malolactic influence is nicely muted. 
  65921. 1999K
  65922. 1998R
  65923. 1999U
  65924. 4/2/98V
  65925. 24/6/98W
  65926. 99 bookY
  65927. 24/6/98\
  65928. 3496^
  65929. 4297w
  65930. James Halliday
  65931. 4298C
  65932. 1/10/97
  65933. fMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with some quite sweet notes, together with hints of chocolate and earth. An elegant wine on the palate, but there is not as much mid-palate fruit as the bouquet promises, and the tannins do threaten the balance. For my palate, the 
  65934. 94 has better balance, with attractive cedary/chocolatey fruit.
  65935. 2004K
  65936. 2000R
  65937. 2004U
  65938. 4/2/98V
  65939. 24/6/98W
  65940. 99 bookY
  65941. 24/6/98\
  65942. 3497^
  65943. 4298w
  65944. James Halliday
  65945. 4299C
  65946. 1/10/97D
  65947. Medium purple-red; the light to medium intensity bouquet shows earthy/berry fruit together with a hint of spicy oak, with rather more sweet berry, plum and cherry fruit coming through on the palate. A good wine, for sure, but not earthshaking.F
  65948. 2004K
  65949. 1999R
  65950. 2004U
  65951. 4/2/98V
  65952. 24/6/98W
  65953. 99 bookY
  65954. 24/6/98\
  65955. 3498^
  65956. 4299w
  65957. James Halliday
  65958. 4300C
  65959. 1/10/97
  65960. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, initially showing briary, earth and mint aromas, but with some red berry characters unfolding. The palate has quite good structure, with chocolatey/briary fruit, but the tannins do rasp a little on the finish. At the end of the day, it
  65961. s not so much the tannin level that is the problem; there simply isn't that extra bit of sweet fruit on the mid-palate to carry those tannins.
  65962. 2004K
  65963. 1999R
  65964. 2004U
  65965. 4/2/98V
  65966. 24/6/98W
  65967. 99 bookY
  65968. 24/6/98\
  65969. 3499^
  65970. 4300w
  65971. James Halliday
  65972. 2051C
  65973. 1/10/97
  65974. 1Light to medium yellow-green; pronounced dried straw, herb and grass characters are mixed with slightly riper fruit aromas on the bouquet, followed by potent herbal, green capsicum and gooseberry flavours on the palate. Tasted on a number of occasions with identical notes. Broader, older-style Sauvignon.
  65975. 1999K
  65976. 1998R
  65977. 1999U
  65978. 4/2/98V
  65979. 24/6/98W
  65980. 99 book
  65981. 24/6/98\
  65982. 3500^
  65983. 2051w
  65984. James Halliday
  65985. 1/10/97D
  65986. Light to medium green-yellow; an unusual mix of blossom, thyme and melon on the bouquet is followed by a clean palate without the same unusual characters of the bouquet, moving to melon, with subtle oak and pleasant acid.F
  65987. 1999K
  65988. 1998R
  65989. 1999U
  65990. 4/2/98V
  65991. 24/6/98Y
  65992. 24/6/98\
  65993. 3501^
  65994. James Halliday
  65995. 1/10/97D
  65996. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with well-integrated, subtle oak, but the fruit is not expressive. The palate follows down the same track, a pleasant, fault-free wine which simply doesn't command attention. F
  65997. 1999K
  65998. 1998R
  65999. 1999U
  66000. 4/2/98V
  66001. 24/6/98W
  66002. 99 bookY
  66003. 24/6/98\
  66004. 3502^
  66005. James Halliday
  66006. 2052C
  66007. 1/10/97
  66008. qLight green-yellow; the bouquet is fragrant, with attractive lime and passionfruit aromas. The palate is powerful and concentrated, with more of that lime juice fruit of the bouquet, the impact heightened by the deliberate use of considerable sweetness on the finish. You can go either way with a wine such as this; much will depend on the circumstances of consumption.
  66009. 2003K
  66010. 1999R
  66011. 2003U
  66012. 4/2/98V
  66013. 24/6/98W
  66014. 99 bookY
  66015. 24/6/98\
  66016. 3503^
  66017. 2052w
  66018. James Halliday
  66019. 4301C
  66020. 1/10/97
  66021. 6Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean with a nice mix of biscuity/minerally secondary fruit flavours and faintly spicy oak. Tangy melon and citrus fruit comes through on the palate, which has considerable length, and which is neither overblown by the malolactic fermentation nor shrouded with oak.
  66022. 2003K
  66023. 1999R
  66024. 2003U
  66025. 4/2/98V
  66026. 24/6/98W
  66027. 99 bookY
  66028. 24/6/98\
  66029. 3504^
  66030. 4301w
  66031. James Halliday
  66032. 4302C
  66033. 1/10/97
  66034. _Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with quite complex barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation inputs over moderate fruit. The palate shows some sweet and sour characters, with fractionally sweet/mawkish fruit on the mid-palate (mixed with some spicy oak) followed by reasonably pronounced acidity on the finish. May come together with time.
  66035. 2000K
  66036. 1998R
  66037. 2000U
  66038. 4/2/98V
  66039. 24/6/98W
  66040. 99 bookY
  66041. 24/6/98\
  66042. 3505^
  66043. 4302w
  66044. James Halliday
  66045. 4303C
  66046. 1/10/97D
  66047. Light to medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean, fresh and crisp bouquet with melon/citrus fruit and a similarly direct, fresh and light palate, almost veering to Riesling in style.F
  66048. 1999K
  66049. 1998R
  66050. 1999U
  66051. 4/2/98V
  66052. 24/6/98W
  66053. 99 bookY
  66054. 24/6/98\
  66055. 3506^
  66056. 4303w
  66057. James Halliday
  66058. 4304C
  66059. 1/10/97
  66060. Medium green-yellow; a quite firm bouquet with lime, passionfruit and some more toasty characters, the palate is smooth, soft, and with the acid and residual sugar in perfect balance. Gently honeyed, lime and peach fruit flavours linger on the finish.F
  66061. 2005K
  66062. 1998R
  66063. 2005U
  66064. 4/2/98V
  66065. 24/6/98W
  66066. 99 bookY
  66067. 24/6/98\
  66068. 3507^
  66069. 4304w
  66070. James Halliday
  66071. 2087C
  66072. 1/10/97
  66073. Full yellow, with just a hint of green; the generous bouquet has aromas of soft peach, spice and honey with nicely controlled oak. The palate is soft, fleshy and rounded, though not particularly concentrated; may well build complexity and character with further time in bottle.
  66074. 2004K
  66075. 1999R
  66076. 2004U
  66077. 4/2/98V
  66078. 24/6/98W
  66079. 99 bookY
  66080. 24/6/98\
  66081. 3508^
  66082. 2087w
  66083. James Halliday
  66084. 4305C
  66085. 1/10/97
  66086. Medium to full yellow, with just a hint of straw-pink. The bouquet is soft, with faintly nutty/spicy fruit aromas, and a pleasant but unremarkable palate, fleshed out by just a touch of sweetness on the finish.F
  66087. 1999K
  66088. 1998R
  66089. 1999U
  66090. 4/2/98V
  66091. 24/6/98W
  66092. 99 bookY
  66093. 24/6/98\
  66094. 3509^
  66095. 4305w
  66096. James Halliday
  66097. 4306C
  66098. 1/10/97D
  66099. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is full and complex, with ripe earthy berry fruit and subtle oak. There is substantial extract evident on the palate, with earthy berry flavours and quite persistent tannins. F
  66100. 2006K
  66101. 2000R
  66102. 2006U
  66103. 4/2/98V
  66104. 24/6/98W
  66105. 99 bookY
  66106. 24/6/98\
  66107. 3510^
  66108. 4306w
  66109. James Halliday
  66110. 2055C
  66111. 1/10/97
  66112. Medium yellow-green; a well-balanced and composed bouquet of considerable complexity with attractive biscuity notes is followed by an elegant palate in which well-judged winemaker inputs into medium weight Chardonnay has produced a stylish drink.F
  66113. 1999K
  66114. 1998R
  66115. 1999U
  66116. 4/2/98V
  66117. 24/6/98W
  66118. 99 bookY
  66119. 24/6/98\
  66120. 3511^
  66121. 2055w
  66122. James Halliday
  66123. 2103C
  66124. 1/10/97
  66125. Light green-yellow; crystal clear, razor-sharp varietal fruit on both the bouquet and palate, with a mixture of herb, mineral, capsicum and gooseberry running throughout, and that long, crisp, cleansing finish. Not complex, not concentrated but great value.
  66126. 1999K
  66127. 1998R
  66128. 1999U
  66129. 4/2/98V
  66130. 24/6/98W
  66131. 99 bookY
  66132. 24/6/98\
  66133. 3512^
  66134. 2103w
  66135. James Halliday
  66136. 3201C
  66137. 1/10/97
  66138. ;Light yellow-green; a wine with an altogether softer profile, rounded and complexed by the touch of barrel fermentation which comes through ever so gently. The palate is equally carefully and cleverly constructed, with a gentle touch of passionfruit, and the oak barely perceptible. Extremely successful winemaking.
  66139. 1999K
  66140. 1998R
  66141. 1999U
  66142. 4/2/98V
  66143. 24/6/98W
  66144. 99 bookY
  66145. 24/6/98\
  66146. 3513^
  66147. 3201w
  66148. James Halliday
  66149. 4307C
  66150. 1/10/97
  66151. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, crisp and fresh bouquet with classic asparagus, capsicum and gooseberry aromas of medium to full intensity. The palate is spotlessly clean and direct in its impact with a mix of minerally, toasty and riper fruit characters. 
  66152. 1999K
  66153. 1998R
  66154. 1999U
  66155. 4/2/98V
  66156. 24/6/98W
  66157. 99 bookY
  66158. 24/6/98\
  66159. 3514^
  66160. 4307w
  66161. James Halliday
  66162. 4308C
  66163. 1/10/97
  66164. Light to medium green-yellow; both the bouquet and palate are dominated by coarse, rather resinous/chippy oak, which is not integrated and not balanced. F
  66165. 1999K
  66166. 1998R
  66167. 1999U
  66168. 4/2/98V
  66169. 24/6/98W
  66170. 99 bookY
  66171. 24/6/98\
  66172. 3515^
  66173. 4308w
  66174. James Halliday
  66175. 4309C
  66176. 1/10/97D
  66177. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, smooth and not particularly complex, but with nicely balanced melon and cashew fruit and oak. The palate has good attack and length, with nice citrus melon fruit, and length to the finish.F
  66178. 1999K
  66179. 1998R
  66180. 1999U
  66181. 4/2/98V
  66182. 24/6/98W
  66183. 99 bookY
  66184. 24/6/98\
  66185. 3516^
  66186. 4309w
  66187. James Halliday
  66188. 4310C
  66189. 1/10/97D
  66190. Medium yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with ripe citrus and melon fruit and sweet oak leads into a richly flavoured palate with abundant white peach fruit, almost to the point of sweet canned fruit, and subtle oak on the close.F
  66191. 1998R
  66192. 1999U
  66193. 4/2/98V
  66194. 24/6/98W
  66195. 99 bookY
  66196. 24/6/98\
  66197. 3517^
  66198. 4310w
  66199. James Halliday
  66200. 4311C
  66201. 1/10/97
  66202.     Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows lots of cashew characters and charry French oak; on the palate the barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation run through a creamy cashew-flavoured wine. I would just like to see a bit more chardonnay fruit left.
  66203. 1999K
  66204. 1998R
  66205. 1999U
  66206. 4/2/98V
  66207. 24/6/98W
  66208. 99 bookY
  66209. 24/6/98\
  66210. 3518^
  66211. 4311w
  66212. James Halliday
  66213. 1/10/97
  66214. Very light green-yellow; an incredibly voluminous and aromatic bouquet with striking passionfruit aromas is followed by a fresh, clean and almost delicate palate. The flavours do track the bouquet, but (happily) are less intense. Well-balanced acidity; the finish is bone-dry.
  66215. 1999K
  66216. 1998R
  66217. 1999U
  66218. 4/2/98V
  66219. 24/6/98W
  66220. 99 bookY
  66221. 24/6/98\
  66222. 3519^
  66223. James Halliday
  66224. 2062C
  66225. 1/10/97D
  66226. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with light melon and citrus fruit augmented by subtle toasty oak. The palate is nowhere near as complex as the winemaking techniques would suggest, but instead crisp, clean and delicate. F
  66227. 2000K
  66228. 1998R
  66229. 2000U
  66230. 4/2/98V
  66231. 24/6/98W
  66232. 99 bookY
  66233. 24/6/98\
  66234. 3520^
  66235. 2062w
  66236. James Halliday
  66237. 4312C
  66238. 1/10/97D
  66239. Medium yellow-green; sophisticated spicy oak is woven through melon and white peach fruit on both bouquet and palate. There is lots of flavour and intensity here, with crisp acidity giving the promise of reasonable longevity. F
  66240. 2002K
  66241. 1998R
  66242. 2002U
  66243. 4/2/98V
  66244. 24/6/98W
  66245. 99 bookY
  66246. 24/6/98\
  66247. 3521^
  66248. 4312w
  66249. James Halliday
  66250. 4313C
  66251. 1/10/97
  66252. !Light yellow-green; the bouquet immediately proclaims the making philosophy, with secondary minerally/mealy/nutty aromas woven through stone fruit characters. The palate delivers precisely what the bouquet promises, with creamy, cashew nut flavours balanced and lengthened by good acidity.
  66253. 2003K
  66254. 1998R
  66255. 2003U
  66256. 4/2/98V
  66257. 24/6/98Y
  66258. 24/6/98\
  66259. 3522^
  66260. James Halliday
  66261. 4314C
  66262. 1/10/97D
  66263. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is tangy with an intriguing mix of melon, mead, herb and cashew, the palate complex, but slightly hard-edged throughout.F
  66264. 2001K
  66265. 1998R
  66266. 2001U
  66267. 4/2/98V
  66268. 24/6/98W
  66269. 99 bookY
  66270. 24/6/98\
  66271. 3523^
  66272. 4314w
  66273. James Halliday
  66274. 4315C
  66275. 1/10/97
  66276. Glowing yellow-green; the wine has spectacular varietal character, with intense lime, apricot and pineapple aromas; the palate, likewise, has glorious flavour, lime, peach and pineapple, balanced by perfect acidity. Truly outstanding.F
  66277. 2008K
  66278. 1998R
  66279. 2008U
  66280. 4/2/98V
  66281. 24/6/98Y
  66282. 24/6/98\
  66283. 3524^
  66284. James Halliday
  66285. 4316C
  66286. 1/10/97
  66287. yMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with the barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment components quite evident, yet miraculously restrained and subtle. The palate has marvellous flavour, complexity and structure, with passionfruit and spice running through a long and never heavy finish. Perhaps the relatively high acidity (over 9 grams per litre) is part of the secret.
  66288. 1999K
  66289. 1998R
  66290. 1999U
  66291. 4/2/98V
  66292. 24/6/98W
  66293. 99 bookY
  66294. 24/6/98\
  66295. 3525^
  66296. 4316w
  66297. James Halliday
  66298. 4317C
  66299. 1/10/97
  66300. Medium yellow-green; not surprisingly, spicy barrel-ferment oak characters are immediately obvious on the bouquet, but there is excellent melon, grapefruit and fig fruit there too. On the palate, a modern, fresh and lively wine showing the ultra-sophisticated use of oak, with its spicy nutmeg overtones, yet allowing the white peach, melon and cashew-accented fruit to shine through.
  66301. 1999K
  66302. 1998R
  66303. 1999U
  66304. 4/2/98V
  66305. 24/6/98W
  66306. 99 bookY
  66307. 24/6/98\
  66308. 3526^
  66309. 4317w
  66310. James Halliday
  66311. 4318C
  66312. 1/10/97
  66313. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with the barrel-fermentation and malolactic-fermentation inputs obvious but not killing the fruit. On the palate, strong winemaker thumbprints appear all over a highly structured wine, which is almost Californian in style.
  66314. 1999K
  66315. 1998R
  66316. 1999U
  66317. 4/2/98V
  66318. 24/6/98W
  66319. 99 bookY
  66320. 24/6/98\
  66321. 3527^
  66322. 4318w
  66323. James Halliday
  66324. 1/10/97
  66325. Medium to full yellow-green; a soft, complex, buttery bouquet running into cigar box overtones. The palate commences with soft, toasty cigar box and cashew flavours, but then finishes with a strange aftertaste of honeycomb. One suspects all sorts of forces at work here.
  66326. 1999K
  66327. 1998R
  66328. 1999U
  66329. 4/2/98V
  66330. 24/6/98W
  66331. 99 bookY
  66332. 24/6/98\
  66333. 3528^
  66334. 4319w
  66335. James Halliday
  66336. 4320C
  66337. 1/10/97
  66338. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and fresh, with light melon and citrus fruit supported by subtle oak. The palate is fruit-driven, with citrus and melon flavours running through what is a long and intense wine. Excellent mouthfeel, and restrained oak.
  66339. 2002K
  66340. 1998R
  66341. 2002U
  66342. 5/2/98V
  66343. 24/6/98W
  66344. 99 bookY
  66345. 24/6/98\
  66346. 3529^
  66347. 4320w
  66348. James Halliday
  66349. 2074C
  66350. 1/10/97
  66351. Light to medium red; light but very fragrant and fresh cherry varietal fruit complexed with hints of herb and spice leads into a wine which has tremendous length on the palate, with sappy cherry flavours. Not a heavy-hitting wine, but stylish and ageing particularly well.
  66352. 2001K
  66353. 1998R
  66354. 2001U
  66355. 5/2/98V
  66356. 24/6/98Y
  66357. 24/6/98\
  66358. 3530^
  66359. James Halliday
  66360. 4321C
  66361. 1/10/97
  66362. @Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows complex barrel-ferment/malolactic-ferment cashew characters, yet is relatively smooth. There are winemaking thumbprints crawling all over the cashew and cream palate, yet they do not subdue some intense fruit which slowly grows on you as you retaste the wine. Good feel and finish.
  66363. 1999K
  66364. 1998R
  66365. 1999U
  66366. 5/2/98V
  66367. 24/6/98W
  66368. 99 bookY
  66369. 24/6/98\
  66370. 3531^
  66371. 4321w
  66372. James Halliday
  66373. 4322C
  66374. 1/10/97
  66375. Light to medium red; a light, crisp slippery tamarillo-accented bouquet is followed by more of the same on the slightly vegetal, tamarillo-flavoured palate.F
  66376. 1999K
  66377. 1998R
  66378. 1999U
  66379. 5/2/98V
  66380. 24/6/98W
  66381. 99 bookY
  66382. 24/6/98\
  66383. 3532^
  66384. 4322w
  66385. James Halliday
  66386. 4323C
  66387. 1/10/97D
  66388. Medium to full yellow; a solid and rich bouquet with strong toasty oak characters is followed by a powerful, richly structured palate. Really needs food, for the phenolics quickly catch up with you.F
  66389. 1999K
  66390. 1998R
  66391. 1999U
  66392. 5/2/98V
  66393. 24/6/98W
  66394. 99 bookY
  66395. 24/6/98\
  66396. 3533^
  66397. 4323w
  66398. James Halliday
  66399. 4324C
  66400. 1/10/97
  66401. >Golden orange in colour, and pours viscously. A super-rich, intense, raisined cumquat and mandarin bouquet is followed by an equally intense apricot-flavoured bouquet balanced by cleansing acidity. Somewhere along the way, it does lighten off slightly, and I cannot make up my mind whether this is a good thing or not.
  66402. 2001K
  66403. 1998R
  66404. 2001U
  66405. 5/2/98V
  66406. 24/6/98W
  66407. 99 bookY
  66408. 24/6/98\
  66409. 3534^
  66410. 4324w
  66411. James Halliday
  66412. 1/10/97D
  66413. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity with passionfruit and gooseberry aromas; the palate shows excellent richness and fruit weight, with a well-balanced finish. A quantum leap in advance of the 
  66414. 1999K
  66415. 1998R
  66416. 1999U
  66417. 5/2/98V
  66418. 24/6/98W
  66419. 99 bookY
  66420. 24/6/98\
  66421. 3535^
  66422. James Halliday
  66423. 4325C
  66424. 1/10/97
  66425. Medium purple-red; positive sweet berry and cherry fruit notes and the scent of violets introduce a silky sweet wine on the palate with excellent fruit and structure; the long finish is only gently pushed by French oak.F
  66426. 2005K
  66427. 2000R
  66428. 2005U
  66429. 5/2/98V
  66430. 24/6/98W
  66431. 99 bookY
  66432. 24/6/98\
  66433. 3536^
  66434. 4325w
  66435. James Halliday
  66436. 4326C
  66437. 1/10/97D
  66438. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity but shows quite classic cool-grown Cabernet aromas, with some cassis. The palate is clean and firm, but simply lacks flesh and fruit sweetness - at least by Australian standards.F
  66439. 2003K
  66440. 1999R
  66441. 2003U
  66442. 5/2/98V
  66443. 24/6/98W
  66444. 99 bookY
  66445. 24/6/98\
  66446. 3537^
  66447. 4326w
  66448. James Halliday
  66449. 2107C
  66450. 1/10/97
  66451. TLight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is slightly subdued, clean, but not showing a lot of fruit. However, the palate is very different, with powerful tropical/lime flavours, with hints of honey and spice, and the botrytis influence evident but contributing to the complexity of the wine. The residual sugar is well balanced by acidity.
  66452. 2004K
  66453. 1999R
  66454. 2004U
  66455. 5/2/98V
  66456. 24/6/98W
  66457. 99 bookY
  66458. 24/6/98\
  66459. 3538^
  66460. 2107w
  66461. James Halliday
  66462. 2100C
  66463. 1/10/97D
  66464. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is firm, clean and crisp with tangy capsicum and herbal notes. The palate is very lively, with a tangy lift to the fruit, and braced by some mineral/chalky notes which run through to the finish. F
  66465. 1999K
  66466. 1998R
  66467. 1999U
  66468. 5/2/98V
  66469. 24/6/98W
  66470. 99 bookY
  66471. 24/6/98\
  66472. 3539^
  66473. 2100w
  66474. James Halliday
  66475. 1/10/97
  66476. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is firm and crisp, with attractive herb, capsicum and gooseberry aromas leading onto a very lively and tangy palate with a mix of sweet citrus, gooseberry and passionfruit flavours. Exceptional mouthfeel and balance.F
  66477. 1999K
  66478. 1998R
  66479. 1999U
  66480. 5/2/98V
  66481. 24/6/98W
  66482. 99 bookY
  66483. 24/6/98\
  66484. 3540^
  66485. James Halliday
  66486. 1/10/97
  66487. Medium yellow-green; an extremely complex bouquet with a range of nutty, cashew, honeycomb and mineral aromas. The palate shows some melon and citrus fruit, but then very firm acid takes over, explaining why the wine is given extended maturation prior to release.
  66488. 1999K
  66489. 1998R
  66490. 1999U
  66491. 5/2/98V
  66492. 24/6/98W
  66493. 99 bookY
  66494. 24/6/98\
  66495. 3541^
  66496. James Halliday
  66497. 4327C
  66498. 1/10/97
  66499. \Light green-yellow; a clean and fresh bouquet with gentle asparagus, herb and gooseberry aromas is followed by a wine which does not make any dramatic statements, but has perfectly ripened sauvignon blanc in the mid-range of flavours, and excellent length. Rated high simply because it is so classic, and because of its very good finish and length.
  66500. 1999K
  66501. 1998R
  66502. 1999U
  66503. 5/2/98V
  66504. 24/6/98W
  66505. 99 bookY
  66506. 24/6/98\
  66507. 3542^
  66508. 4327w
  66509. James Halliday
  66510. 4328C
  66511. 1/10/97D
  66512. Light green-yellow; a classy bouquet with nutty cashew creamy aromas and subtle oak. The palate is long, with nicely controlled malolactic-fermentation inputs on melon, fig and cashew flavours. F
  66513. 1999K
  66514. 1998R
  66515. 1999U
  66516. 5/2/98V
  66517. 24/6/98W
  66518. 99 bookY
  66519. 24/6/98\
  66520. 3543^
  66521. 4328w
  66522. James Halliday
  66523. 4329C
  66524. 1/10/97
  66525. Medium to full yellow-green; a very ripe bouquet with tropical peachy pineapple fruit is followed by a fleshy, ripe slightly phenolic wine which is very reminiscent of the New Zealand Chardonnays of bygone days, but which certainly does have soft flavour.F
  66526. 1999K
  66527. 1998R
  66528. 1999U
  66529. 5/2/98V
  66530. 24/6/98W
  66531. 99 bookY
  66532. 24/6/98\
  66533. 3544^
  66534. 4329w
  66535. James Halliday
  66536. 3206C
  66537. 1/10/97D
  66538. Full yellow; a range of nutty/malty/meady aromas with subtle oak are mirrored by an extremely malty/meady/creamy palate. The points given are a subjective judgement on my part; others may be far more convinced by the style approach.F
  66539. 1999K
  66540. 1998R
  66541. 1999U
  66542. 5/2/98V
  66543. 24/6/98W
  66544. 99 bookY
  66545. 24/6/98\
  66546. 3545^
  66547. 3206w
  66548. James Halliday
  66549. 4331C
  66550. 1/10/97
  66551. 8Full straw-yellow; a very complex, rich and nutty bouquet with strong malolactic-fermentation inputs is followed by a palate in which, once again, malolactic characters seem to drive the wine. There are opulent fruit flavours, with nuances of mandarin, suggesting a touch of botrytis was at work in the vineyard.
  66552. 1999K
  66553. 1998R
  66554. 1999U
  66555. 5/2/98V
  66556. 24/6/98W
  66557. 99 bookY
  66558. 24/6/98\
  66559. 3546^
  66560. 4331w
  66561. James Halliday
  66562. 4332C
  66563. 1/10/97D
  66564. Distinct straw tinges; discreet minerally/toasty aromas tinged with citrus merge into a lime blossom palate of light to medium weight with a mix of spice, apple and smoky flavours, with balanced sweetness on the finish.F
  66565. 1999K
  66566. 1998R
  66567. 1999U
  66568. 5/2/98V
  66569. 24/6/98W
  66570. 99 bookY
  66571. 24/6/98\
  66572. 3547^
  66573. 4332w
  66574. James Halliday
  66575. 2090C
  66576. 1/10/97
  66577. Light to medium yellow-green; intense lime, nettle, herb and gooseberry fruit on the bouquet is supported by almost subliminal oak. An intensely rich yet not blowsy wine in the mouth, with more of those lime, herb and gooseberry flavours on a long, lingering, faintly spicy finish.
  66578. 2000K
  66579. 1998R
  66580. 2000U
  66581. 5/2/98V
  66582. 24/6/98W
  66583. 99 bookY
  66584. 24/6/98\
  66585. 3548^
  66586. 2090w
  66587. James Halliday
  66588. 2088C
  66589. 1/10/97D
  66590. Medium yellow-green; a discreet bouquet with cashew, malolactic and minerally overtones leads into a palate with quite strange cashew/butterscotch malolactic influences, which simply didn't appeal, and which I couldn't readily identify.F
  66591. 1999K
  66592. 1998R
  66593. 1999U
  66594. 5/2/98V
  66595. 24/6/98W
  66596. 99 bookY
  66597. 24/6/98\
  66598. 3549^
  66599. 2088w
  66600. James Halliday
  66601. 4333C
  66602. 1/10/97
  66603. ABright, light green-yellow; a quite complex bouquet with obvious barrel-ferment inputs into ripe fruit which could almost be mistaken for a cool-climate Chardonnay, with hints of melon and fig. The oak is less assertive on the relatively delicate palate which is crisp and clean, with a tight, faintly smoky/spicy finish.
  66604. 1999K
  66605. 1998R
  66606. 1999U
  66607. 5/2/98V
  66608. 24/6/98W
  66609. 99 bookY
  66610. 24/6/98\
  66611. 3550^
  66612. 4333w
  66613. James Halliday
  66614. 4334C
  66615. 1/10/97D
  66616. Light green-yellow; a crisp, clean and tangy bouquet of medium intensity with herbaceous overtones to the fruit. The wine has good mouthfeel, with some citrus, a touch of passionfruit and just an echo of sweetness on the finish.F
  66617. 1999K
  66618. 1998R
  66619. 1999U
  66620. 5/2/98V
  66621. 24/6/98W
  66622. 99 bookY
  66623. 24/6/98\
  66624. 3551^
  66625. 4334w
  66626. James Halliday
  66627. 4335C
  66628. 1/10/97
  66629. Medium yellow-green; fine, elegant and classic were the first three words on my tasting sheet; then melon fruit with a background touch of oak spice. The palate has grip and focus, with a very complex array of cashew, mineral, melon and citrus flavours, with an almost piercing finish.
  66630. 2003K
  66631. 1998R
  66632. 2003U
  66633. 5/2/98V
  66634. 24/6/98W
  66635. 99 bookY
  66636. 24/6/98\
  66637. 3552^
  66638. 4335w
  66639. James Halliday
  66640. 4336C
  66641. 1/10/97
  66642. NMedium red-purple; a fine and elegant bouquet with a dash of spice and pepper on top of classic black cherry varietal fruit on the bouquet. That same varietal character comes lancing through the palate, with liquorice, spice and pepper flavours, and an elegance which is missing from all of the other Hawke's Bay Syrahs I have tasted.
  66643. 2005K
  66644. 1999R
  66645. 2005U
  66646. 5/2/98V
  66647. 24/6/98W
  66648. 99 bookY
  66649. 24/6/98\
  66650. 3553^
  66651. 4336w
  66652. James Halliday
  66653. 3005C
  66654. 1/10/97
  66655. Light to medium yellow-green; quite intense passionfruit and gooseberry aromas in soft Hawke's Bay-style supported by light spicy oak. The palate shows more of those passionfruit and gooseberry flavours in a soft cushion; all in all, a flavoursome Hawke's Bay version of Sauvignon Blanc.
  66656. 1999K
  66657. 1998R
  66658. 1999U
  66659. 5/2/98V
  66660. 24/6/98W
  66661. 99 bookY
  66662. 24/6/98\
  66663. 3554^
  66664. 3005w
  66665. James Halliday
  66666. 4337C
  66667. 1/10/97
  66668. JMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with subtle melon and cashew fruit with neatly balanced and integrated oak. The palate shows the ambient fermentation techniques, with flavours in the secondary, rather than the primary, spectrum, and pronounced cashew/creamy malolactic and lees contact characters.
  66669. 1999K
  66670. 1998R
  66671. 1999U
  66672. 5/2/98V
  66673. 24/6/98W
  66674. 99 bookY
  66675. 24/6/98\
  66676. 3555^
  66677. 4337w
  66678. James Halliday
  66679. 2092C
  66680. 1/10/97
  66681. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet, which is quite intense, with good fruit and oak balance and integration. A multilayered, multiflavoured wine on the palate with cashew, butter and cream flavours running through the mid to back palate, finishing with well-balanced acidity. 
  66682. 1999K
  66683. 1998R
  66684. 1999U
  66685. 5/2/98V
  66686. 24/6/98W
  66687. 99 bookY
  66688. 24/6/98\
  66689. 3556^
  66690. 2092w
  66691. James Halliday
  66692. 4338C
  66693. 1/10/97D
  66694. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fresh and bright, with fairly straightforward cherry and plum fruit, but the wine grabs attention on the well-structured palate, with ripe plum and cherry fruit, and a nice stemmy cut to the firm finish.F
  66695. 2000K
  66696. 1998R
  66697. 2000U
  66698. 5/2/98V
  66699. 24/6/98W
  66700. 99 bookY
  66701. 24/6/98\
  66702. 3557^
  66703. 4338w
  66704. James Halliday
  66705. 2091C
  66706. 1/10/97
  66707. @Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is extremely classy, with rippling aromas running through earth to cassis, but predominantly sweet, and with a subtle touch of lifted oak. A powerful wine in the mouth with classic Cabernet varietal flavours of cassis, chocolate and earth skilfully supported by sweet vanillin oak.
  66708. 2006K
  66709. 1999R
  66710. 2006U
  66711. 5/2/98V
  66712. 24/6/98W
  66713. 99 bookY
  66714. 24/6/98\
  66715. 3558^
  66716. 2091w
  66717. James Halliday
  66718. 4339C
  66719. 1/10/97D
  66720. Light to medium yellow-green; stylish and fragrant with overtones of passionfruit on both bouquet and palate, complementing the more citrussy elements. Lively, fresh and well balanced.F
  66721. 1999K
  66722. 1998R
  66723. 1999U
  66724. 5/2/98V
  66725. 24/6/98W
  66726. 99 bookY
  66727. 24/6/98\
  66728. 3559^
  66729. 4339w
  66730. James Halliday
  66731. 4340C
  66732. 1/10/97
  66733. Medium yellow-green; powerful, ripe gooseberry, passionfruit, banana and melon fruit aromas on the bouquet lead into an extremely rich, full-flavoured succulent wine on the palate. Strikingly different from many Marlborough Sauvignon Blancs.F
  66734. 1999K
  66735. 1998R
  66736. 1999U
  66737. 5/2/98V
  66738. 24/6/98W
  66739. 99 bookY
  66740. 24/6/98\
  66741. 3560^
  66742. 4340w
  66743. James Halliday
  66744. 3007C
  66745. 1/10/97D
  66746. Light green-yellow; avoluminous, perfumed bouquet is driven by passionfruit and gooseberry fruit aromas, with a mix of passionfruit, gooseberry and more grassy characters on the long palate.F
  66747. 1999K
  66748. 1998R
  66749. 1999U
  66750. 5/2/98V
  66751. 24/6/98W
  66752. 99 bookY
  66753. 24/6/98\
  66754. 3561^
  66755. 3007w
  66756. James Halliday
  66757. 4341C
  66758. 1/10/97D
  66759. Light green-yellow; a fresh and crisp bouquet with a mix of lemon, citrus and mineral aromas leads into a well-balanced moderately ripe citrus and gooseberry-flavoured palate.F
  66760. 1999K
  66761. 1998R
  66762. 1999U
  66763. 5/2/98V
  66764. 24/6/98
  66765. 99 bookY
  66766. 24/6/98\
  66767. 3562^
  66768. 4341w
  66769. James Halliday
  66770. 4342C
  66771. 1/10/97D
  66772. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet is of medium intensity with melon and fig fruit supported by just a hint of oak. A stylish, elegant and understated wine on the palate, but excellent fruit and varietal character build on a long carry and finish.F
  66773. 1999K
  66774. 1998R
  66775. 1999U
  66776. 5/2/98V
  66777. 24/6/98W
  66778. 99 bookY
  66779. 24/6/98\
  66780. 3563^
  66781. 4342w
  66782. James Halliday
  66783. 1/10/97
  66784. ZMedium to full yellow-green; a rich, ripe voluptuous bouquet with fruit almost veering into the tropical spectrum, and oak evident but under much better control than in prior years. The palate is tremendously rich, sweet and concentrated, with more of those tropical fruit flavours, supported by well-handled oak. Rapid-developing style, however.
  66785. 1999K
  66786. 1998R
  66787. 1999U
  66788. 5/2/98V
  66789. 24/6/98W
  66790. 99 bookY
  66791. 24/6/98\
  66792. 3564^
  66793. James Halliday
  66794. 4343C
  66795. 1/10/97D
  66796. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex with strong toasty barrel-ferment oak quite evident, but the palate is generously flavoured with ripe melon fruit and, inevitably, dollops of oak.F
  66797. 1999K
  66798. 1998R
  66799. 1999U
  66800. 5/2/98V
  66801. 24/6/98W
  66802. 99 bookY
  66803. 24/6/98\
  66804. 3565^
  66805. 4343w
  66806. James Halliday
  66807. 1/10/97
  66808. $Medium yellow-green; a clean almost gentle bouquet with an appealing range of flowery, tropical and citrus notes leads into a palate again showing some slightly unusual but enormously appealing floral frangipani, lime, lime blossom flavours. A clean, long-lingering finish adds to the appeal.
  66809. 1999K
  66810. 1998R
  66811. 1999U
  66812. 5/2/98V
  66813. 24/6/98W
  66814. 99 bookY
  66815. 24/6/98\
  66816. 3566^
  66817. James Halliday
  66818. 4344C
  66819. 1/10/97
  66820. Light to medium green-yellow; the bouquet abounds with ripe passionfruit/tropical fruit, and the same striking high-toned, lively fruit is evident on the palate. Penetrating and pure.F
  66821. 1999K
  66822. 1998R
  66823. 1999U
  66824. 5/2/98V
  66825. 24/6/98Y
  66826. 24/6/98\
  66827. 3567^
  66828. James Halliday
  66829. 4344C
  66830. 1/10/97D
  66831. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, tropical gooseberry fruit of medium intensity with a hint of spice, possibly from a touch of oak. The palate has the tropical gooseberry and passionfruit flavours of the 
  66832. 96, but is not by any means as intense.F
  66833. 1999K
  66834. 1998R
  66835. 1999U
  66836. 5/2/98V
  66837. 24/6/98W
  66838. 99 bookY
  66839. 24/6/98\
  66840. 3568^
  66841. 4344w
  66842. James Halliday
  66843. 4345C
  66844. 1/10/97
  66845. MLight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with cashew, melon and fig fruit supported by subtle oak. The palate has fresh nectarine fruit, some cashew characters and good balance; there is just an errant touch of burnt-matchstick character which haunts the end of the bouquet and the very finish of the palate.
  66846. 1999K
  66847. 1998R
  66848. 1999U
  66849. 5/2/98V
  66850. 24/6/98W
  66851. 99 bookY
  66852. 24/6/98\
  66853. 3569^
  66854. 4345w
  66855. James Halliday
  66856. 4346C
  66857. 1/10/97D
  66858. Light green-yellow; a clean, crisp, lemon-scented bouquet with some herbal notes also evident leads into a capsicum, lemon and lime-flavoured palate with a crisp, dry finish. No frills, but it doesn't need any.F
  66859. 1999K
  66860. 1998R
  66861. 1999U
  66862. 5/2/98V
  66863. 24/6/98W
  66864. 99 bookY
  66865. 24/6/98\
  66866. 3570^
  66867. 4346w
  66868. James Halliday
  66869. 2099C
  66870. 1/10/97
  66871. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is fragrant with gooseberry, redcurrant and tropical fruit aromas which come again on the lush gooseberry/passionfruit-flavoured palate.F
  66872. 1999K
  66873. 1998R
  66874. 1999U
  66875. 5/2/98V
  66876. 24/6/98W
  66877. 99 bookY
  66878. 24/6/98\
  66879. 3571^
  66880. 2099w
  66881. James Halliday
  66882. 2098C
  66883. 1/10/97D
  66884. Medium to full yellow-green; the stylish and tangy bouquet shows obvious barrel-ferment characters; the palate, however, is marvellously soft yet not flabby, with a textured silky delicacy surrounded by nectarine fruit and some cashew characters.F
  66885. 1999K
  66886. 1998R
  66887. 1999U
  66888. 5/2/98V
  66889. 24/6/98W
  66890. 99 bookY
  66891. 24/6/98\
  66892. 3572^
  66893. 2098w
  66894. James Halliday
  66895. 1/1/98D
  66896. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite solid with a mix of buttery/figgy fruit and evident but not oppressive oak. The palate is likewise solid, with peachy/buttery fruit, but does lack focus and sharpness on the finish.F
  66897. 1999K
  66898. 1998R
  66899. 1999U
  66900. 5/2/98V
  66901. 24/6/98Y
  66902. 24/6/98\
  66903. 3573^
  66904. James Halliday
  66905. 1/1/98
  66906. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant melon, citrus and fig fruit is supported by subtle, gently spicy oak on the bouquet. A well balanced and structured wine on the palate with melon, citrus and cashew flavours; subtle oak. Tighter than the 
  66907. 96, but still a fraction soft.
  66908. 1999K
  66909. 1998R
  66910. 1999U
  66911. 5/2/98V
  66912. 24/6/98W
  66913. 99 bookY
  66914. 24/6/98\
  66915. 3574^
  66916. James Halliday
  66917. 1/1/98
  66918. -Medium to full red-purple; the best of the Cabernet family wines produced at Balnaves in 1996, with sweet cassis berry fruit and subtle oak. There is plenty of concentration to the cassis/red berry fruit on the palate, supported by fine, lingering tannins and the same subtly sweet oak as the bouquet.
  66919. 2005K
  66920. 2001R
  66921. 2005U
  66922. 5/2/98V
  66923. 24/6/98W
  66924. 99 bookY
  66925. 24/6/98\
  66926. 3575^
  66927. James Halliday
  66928. 1/1/98D
  66929. Medium red-purple; the aromas are initially in the leafy/cedary spectrum but with some red berry characters appearing after a time. Quite bright juicy fruit flavours on the palate of light to medium weight are supported by fair tannins on the finish.F
  66930. 2002K
  66931. 1999R
  66932. 2002U
  66933. 5/2/98V
  66934. 24/6/98W
  66935. 99 bookY
  66936. 24/6/98\
  66937. 3576^
  66938. James Halliday
  66939. 4348C
  66940. 1/1/98D
  66941. Medium to full red-purple; a most attractive bouquet, with rich, dark plum, chocolate and other sweet fruit aromas; an almost sumptuous wine on the palate, with rich, dark plum fruit flavours cradled in vanillin oak. F
  66942. 2007K
  66943. 2000R
  66944. 2007U
  66945. 5/2/98V
  66946. 24/6/98W
  66947. 99 bookY
  66948. 24/6/98\
  66949. 3577^
  66950. 4348w
  66951. James Halliday
  66952. 3017C
  66953. 1/1/98
  66954. FMedium to full yellow-green; a clean bouquet, of medium to full intensity with pleasant lemony fruit leads into a generously flavoured, honey and lemon-accented palate. In many ways belies the early harvest tag; not only does it taste ripe, but it has 11 degrees alcohol, which is reasonably high for Semillon from the Hunter.
  66955. 2003K
  66956. 1998R
  66957. 2003U
  66958. 5/2/98V
  66959. 24/6/98W
  66960. 99 bookY
  66961. 24/6/98\
  66962. 3578^
  66963. 3017w
  66964. James Halliday
  66965. 4349C
  66966. 1/1/98D
  66967. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, quite tight and classic, with some minerally characters. The palate, too, is rather tighter, with lively lemony flavours and good length, finishing with crisp acidity.F
  66968. 2005K
  66969. 1999R
  66970. 2005U
  66971. 5/2/98V
  66972. 24/6/98W
  66973. 99 bookY
  66974. 24/6/98\
  66975. 3579^
  66976. 4349w
  66977. James Halliday
  66978. 2273C
  66979. 1/1/98
  66980. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, buttery bouquet with some peachy notes and well-handled oak introduces a well-balanced palate with peachy fruit supported by a touch of charry oak, and well-balanced acidity lifting the finish.F
  66981. 1999K
  66982. 1998R
  66983. 1999U
  66984. 5/2/98V
  66985. 24/6/98W
  66986. 99 bookY
  66987. 24/6/98\
  66988. 3580^
  66989. 2273w
  66990. James Halliday
  66991. 4350C
  66992. 1/1/98D
  66993. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with pronounced nutty/buttery oak. A powerful wine on the palate with strong oak inputs, but sufficient fruit there to justify that oak; good structure and acidity.F
  66994. 1999K
  66995. 1998R
  66996. 1999U
  66997. 5/2/98V
  66998. 24/6/98W
  66999. 99 bookY
  67000. 24/6/98\
  67001. 3581^
  67002. 4350w
  67003. James Halliday
  67004. 2274C
  67005. 1/1/98
  67006. Medium red-purple; an ultra-typical young, earthy Hunter shiraz bouquet with hints of boot polish and subtle oak is followed by a palate on which red cherry and raspberry fruit comes to the fore. Attractively soft and fine tannins round off a very good young wine.
  67007. 2006K
  67008. 2000R
  67009. 2006U
  67010. 5/2/98V
  67011. 24/6/98W
  67012. 99 bookY
  67013. 24/6/98\
  67014. 3582^
  67015. 2274w
  67016. James Halliday
  67017. 1/12/97
  67018. %Medium yellow-green with excellent fine mousse. The bouquet is complex, with bready aromas of medium to full intensity. The wine has interesting flavour and structure, at once full yet delicate, with biscuity Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier flavours, finishing with a very dry but classic finish.
  67019. 1999K
  67020. 1998R
  67021. 1999U
  67022. 5/2/98V
  67023. 24/6/98W
  67024. 99 bookY
  67025. 24/6/98\
  67026. 3583^
  67027. James Halliday
  67028. 1/12/97
  67029. Glowing yellow-green; there are intense botrytis-driven fruit aromas of apricot, lime and peach, with apricot and lime predominating on the intense palate. The wine has excellent balance with a long finish aided by ideal acidity.F
  67030. 2002K
  67031. 1998R
  67032. 2002U
  67033. 5/2/98V
  67034. 24/6/98W
  67035. 99 bookY
  67036. 24/6/98\
  67037. 3584^
  67038. James Halliday
  67039. 4351C
  67040. 1/12/97
  67041. :Full yellow, still with a touch of green; a full, complex, pungent bottle-developed bouquet with strong buttery/toasty aromas. The palate, which has reached the peak of its development, has masses of peachy/buttery fruit and attractive toasty oak characters in support. It won three trophies in wine shows in 1997.
  67042. 1999K
  67043. 1998R
  67044. 1999U
  67045. 5/2/98V
  67046. 24/6/98W
  67047. 99 bookY
  67048. 24/6/98\
  67049. 3585^
  67050. 4351w
  67051. James Halliday
  67052. 4352C
  67053. 1/12/97
  67054. Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with a mix of sweet fruit, more leafy notes, and cedar and vanillin oak, which is well integrated. A generously flavoured wine on the palate with sweet fruit, pleasant vanilla oak and soft tannins. F
  67055. 2002K
  67056. 1998R
  67057. 2002U
  67058. 5/2/98V
  67059. 24/6/98W
  67060. 99 bookY
  67061. 24/6/98\
  67062. 3586^
  67063. 4352w
  67064. James Halliday
  67065. 1/1/98
  67066. Light straw-green; the bouquet is, as always, light, faintly spicy and with faint wafts of passionfruit. The palate is very well balanced with lime, spice and mineral flavours, and a spotlessly clean, low phenolic finish. Fresh acid guarantees its longevity.
  67067. 2007K
  67068. 2002R
  67069. 2007U
  67070. 5/2/98V
  67071. 24/6/98W
  67072. 99 bookY
  67073. 24/6/98\
  67074. 3587^
  67075. James Halliday
  67076. 4353C
  67077. 1/1/98
  67078. +Medium yellow-green; showed particularly attractive melon and cashew fruit on both bouquet and palate shortly after bottling, and will undoubtedly go forward from here. The palate is elegant and fine, with citrus and cashew flavours; the wine has what can only be described as a 'dancing delicacy'. 
  67079. 2004K
  67080. 1999R
  67081. 2004U
  67082. 5/2/98V
  67083. 24/6/98W
  67084. 99 bookY
  67085. 24/6/98\
  67086. 3588^
  67087. 4353w
  67088. James Halliday
  67089. 4354C
  67090. 1/1/98
  67091.  Medium red, with just a touch of purple; the bouquet is fragrant, with a mix of cherry and plum fruit set against more foresty/earthy characters. There is a similar mix on the palate, with plum, briar and forest flavours and above-average weight and length. A major and pleasant surprise.
  67092. 1999K
  67093. 1998R
  67094. 1999U
  67095. 5/2/98V
  67096. 24/6/98W
  67097. 99 bookY
  67098. 24/6/98\
  67099. 3589^
  67100. 4354w
  67101. James Halliday
  67102. 4355C
  67103. 1/1/98
  67104. Medium to full yellow-green; an interesting mix of toast and herb aromas, almost going into tobacco. There is a similar range of honey and herb flavours on the palate, with well-balanced acidity.F
  67105. 2002K
  67106. 1998R
  67107. 2002U
  67108. 5/2/98V
  67109. 24/6/98W
  67110. 99 bookY
  67111. 24/6/98\
  67112. 3590^
  67113. 4355w
  67114. James Halliday
  67115. 3066C
  67116. 1/1/98D
  67117. Medium to full yellow-green; a quite full bouquet with yellow peach, banana and tropical fruit aromas. The palate has abundant, soft, tropical fruit running through to the mid-palate, although it does lighten off slightly on the finish.F
  67118. 1999K
  67119. 1998R
  67120. 1999U
  67121. 5/2/98V
  67122. 24/6/98W
  67123. 99 bookY
  67124. 24/6/98\
  67125. 3591^
  67126. 3066w
  67127. James Halliday
  67128. 1/1/98D
  67129. Full yellow; the bouquet shows distinctly soft peachy/buttery fruit and the barest hint of oak. The palate follows down the same track, with soft, easy drinking peachy flavours and appropriately gentle oak.F
  67130. 1999K
  67131. 1998R
  67132. 1999U
  67133. 5/2/98V
  67134. 24/6/98W
  67135. 99 bookY
  67136. 24/6/98\
  67137. 3592^
  67138. James Halliday
  67139. 4356C
  67140. 1/1/98
  67141. VMedium red-purple; rich, dark blackberry fruit aromas have a whisker of what may be charry vanilla oak in the background. On the palate rich, sweet, juicy blackberry fruit on the mid-palate is followed by slightly fierce acid on the finish, suggesting the wine may not have undergone malolactic fermentation. Always best when young and fresh.
  67142. 1999K
  67143. 1998R
  67144. 1999U
  67145. 5/2/98V
  67146. 24/6/98W
  67147. 99 bookY
  67148. 24/6/98\
  67149. 3593^
  67150. 4356w
  67151. James Halliday
  67152. 4357C
  67153. 1/1/98
  67154. UMedium to full red; the bouquet is not particularly rich or robust, but does have attractive liquorice, game and earth varietal aromas with well-balanced oak. The palate is particularly harmonious and smooth, with berry and liquorice fruit flavours, and seems to have swallowed up the oak in which it was matured. Finishes with soft tannins.
  67155. 2005K
  67156. 1999R
  67157. 2005U
  67158. 5/2/98V
  67159. 24/6/98W
  67160. 99 bookY
  67161. 24/6/98\
  67162. 3594^
  67163. 4357w
  67164. James Halliday
  67165. 4358C
  67166. 1/1/98D
  67167. Deep red; solid chocolatey, briary and dried prune aromas with varietal earthy overtones on the bouquet; a rich, full dark prune, berry and chocolatey-flavoured palate follows, with a slightly tough finish.F
  67168. 2006K
  67169. 2001R
  67170. 2006U
  67171. 5/2/98V
  67172. 24/6/98W
  67173. 99 bookY
  67174. 24/6/98\
  67175. 3595^
  67176. 4358w
  67177. James Halliday
  67178. 4359C
  67179. 1/1/98
  67180. Light red-brown; a fairly spirity bouquet, but with grapey/raisiny muscat varietal character evident. The palate follows down the same track, with youthful raisiny/grapey flavours and slightly fierce spirit. F
  67181. 1999K
  67182. 1998R
  67183. 1999U
  67184. 5/2/98V
  67185. 24/6/98W
  67186. 99 bookY
  67187. 24/6/98\
  67188. 3596^
  67189. 4359w
  67190. James Halliday
  67191. 2380C
  67192. 1/1/98D
  67193. Medium red-purple; a strong bouquet, with more weight and dark cherry/berry fruit than the 
  67194. 95. The palate confirms the return to form, with cherry, mint, plum and earth flavours all intermingling. Subtle oak.F
  67195. 2006K
  67196. 2000R
  67197. 2006U
  67198. 5/2/98V
  67199. 24/6/98W
  67200. 99 bookY
  67201. 24/6/98\
  67202. 3597^
  67203. 2380w
  67204. James Halliday
  67205. 4360C
  67206. 1/1/98
  67207. Full, developed yellow-green; a voluminous bouquet with peach, apricot, butter and butterscotch aromas is followed by a fleshy, fruity wine, quite reminiscent of some New Zealand Chardonnays, and again pointing the finger of suspicion at some botrytis influence. 
  67208. 2002K
  67209. 1998R
  67210. 2002U
  67211. 5/2/98V
  67212. 24/6/98W
  67213. 99 bookY
  67214. 24/6/98\
  67215. 3598^
  67216. 4360w
  67217. James Halliday
  67218. 2270C
  67219. 1/1/98D
  67220. Dense red-purple; a rich, deep, solid briar and plum bouquet is followed by a formidably strong palate, with dense plummy fruit. Early in its life, seems to dip slightly and shorten on the finish, but may well change shape if the 
  67221. 94 is any guide.F
  67222. 2005K
  67223. 2000R
  67224. 2005U
  67225. 5/2/98V
  67226. 24/6/98W
  67227. 99 bookY
  67228. 24/6/98\
  67229. 3599^
  67230. 2270w
  67231. James Halliday
  67232. 4121C
  67233. 1/1/98
  67234. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is spotlessly clean, of light to medium intensity, with melon and citrus fruit; almost imperceptible oak. The palate is similarly lively, fresh and clean, with attractive melon and citrus flavours, and a clean finish.F
  67235. 2001K
  67236. 1998R
  67237. 2001U
  67238. 5/2/98V
  67239. 24/6/98W
  67240. 99 bookY
  67241. 24/6/98\
  67242. 3600^
  67243. 4121w
  67244. James Halliday
  67245. 4361C
  67246. 1/1/98
  67247. Medium yellow-green; a sophisticated bouquet, subtle yet complex, with melon and cashew aromas is followed by an even better palate. Cashew, fig and melon fruit is supported by quite beautiful oak handling; while by no means a heavyweight, has great development potential.
  67248. 2004K
  67249. 1998R
  67250. 2004U
  67251. 5/2/98V
  67252. 24/6/98W
  67253. 99 bookY
  67254. 24/6/98\
  67255. 3601^
  67256. 4361w
  67257. James Halliday
  67258. 4362C
  67259. 1/1/98
  67260. Bright red-purple; rich, ripe cherry fruit and vanilla oak on the bouquet are followed by more perfectly ripened cherry/berry fruit flavours on an exceptionally attractive palate for a first-crop wine.F
  67261. 2003K
  67262. 1998R
  67263. 2003U
  67264. 5/2/98V
  67265. 24/6/98W
  67266. 99 bookY
  67267. 24/6/98\
  67268. 3602^
  67269. 4362w
  67270. James Halliday
  67271. 1/1/98
  67272. Light to medium yellow-green; has slightly more bite in a mineral/herbal spectrum than the Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, but in similar style. The palate is firmly but not aggressively structured, with herb and gooseberry flavours on a long finish with very good mouthfeel. 
  67273. 1999K
  67274. 1998R
  67275. 1999U
  67276. 5/2/98V
  67277. 24/6/98W
  67278. 99 bookY
  67279. 24/6/98\
  67280. 3603^
  67281. James Halliday
  67282. 1/1/98
  67283. Light to medium yellow-green; a most attractive bouquet, with pleasantly sweet fruit ranging through lemon and gooseberry. The palate provides more of the same, with gooseberry and passionfruit characters giving most appealing flavour; good length.F
  67284. 2000K
  67285. 1998R
  67286. 2000U
  67287. 5/2/98V
  67288. 24/6/98W
  67289. 99 bookY
  67290. 24/6/98\
  67291. 3604^
  67292. James Halliday
  67293. 1/1/98
  67294. Medium red-purple; a complex and concentrated bouquet, with earthy berry fruit and touches of sweet oak. The quite powerful palate is basically in a briary/earthy mode, although there are some mint and red berry fruit flavours present. Just a fraction abrasive in its presentation.
  67295. 2005K
  67296. 2000R
  67297. 2005U
  67298. 5/2/98V
  67299. 24/6/98W
  67300. 99 bookY
  67301. 24/6/98\
  67302. 3605^
  67303. James Halliday
  67304. 4363C
  67305. 1/1/98
  67306. 'Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is starting to show the emergence of some honey and toast aromas, but the palate is much more youthful, with relatively high acidity jagging slightly on the finish. The SO2 levels also seem quite high. Such wines usually develop marvellously with time in bottle.
  67307. 2007K
  67308. 2002R
  67309. 2007U
  67310. 5/2/98V
  67311. 24/6/98W
  67312. 99 bookY
  67313. 24/6/98\
  67314. 3606^
  67315. 4363w
  67316. James Halliday
  67317. 4364C
  67318. 1/1/98
  67319. WMedium to full yellow-green; very strong spicy/clove/nutmeg American oak is the first impression on a strikingly rich bouquet. The palate, too, is driven by sophisticated and largely successful use of American oak, although it does catch up a little on the finish, where coffee/toffee flavours overtake the vanilla and peach of the mid-palate.
  67320. 1999K
  67321. 1998R
  67322. 1999U
  67323. 5/2/98V
  67324. 24/6/98W
  67325. 99 bookY
  67326. 24/6/98\
  67327. 3607^
  67328. 4364w
  67329. James Halliday
  67330. 2277C
  67331. 1/1/98
  67332. PBright, light to medium yellow-green; there is quite intense lime/mineral fruit on the bouquet, which is rich but not heavy. The palate is more elegant and restrained than the bouquet suggests, but has excellent balance and flavour, with lime and mineral notes on the moderately long finish. Good Riesling; the best yet from Clonakilla.
  67333. 2003K
  67334. 1999R
  67335. 2003U
  67336. 5/2/98V
  67337. 24/6/98W
  67338. 99 bookY
  67339. 24/6/98\
  67340. 3608^
  67341. 2277w
  67342. James Halliday
  67343. 1/1/98
  67344. ;Dark, dense red-purple; an extremely complex bouquet with spice, liquorice and distinct gamey overtones. An enormously powerful and complex wine on the palate, but tasted as a blended barrel sample, and before pre-bottling fining. The rating is approximate only; Tim Kirk thinks the wine may be one of the best yet.
  67345. 2000K
  67346. 1993R
  67347. 2000U
  67348. 5/2/98V
  67349. 24/6/98W
  67350. 99 bookY
  67351. 24/6/98\
  67352. 3609^
  67353. James Halliday
  67354. 1/1/98D
  67355. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity with earthy/blackberry fruit. The palate has a mix of ripe blackberry and more leafy characters; a slightly soapy finish detracts a little.F
  67356. 2003K
  67357. 1999R
  67358. 2003U
  67359. 5/2/98V
  67360. 24/6/98W
  67361. 99 bookY
  67362. 24/6/98\
  67363. 3610^
  67364. 3141w
  67365. James Halliday
  67366. 4365C
  67367. 1/1/98D
  67368. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with pleasant chocolate, red berry and earth aromas of medium intensity. The palate is direct, but with plenty of attractive red berry, chocolate and mint-flavoured fruit; subtle oak.F
  67369. 2002K
  67370. 1998R
  67371. 2002U
  67372. 5/2/98V
  67373. 24/6/98W
  67374. 99 bookY
  67375. 24/6/98\
  67376. 3611^
  67377. 4365w
  67378. James Halliday
  67379. 2368C
  67380. 1/1/98
  67381. -Medium yellow-green; a very rich and complex bouquet with strong tropical overtones to the herb fruit, and an echo of what may be a touch of barrel ferment. The palate is equally complex, with many characteristics of very ripe sauvignon blanc, but does not convincingly carry its 13.7 degrees alcohol.
  67382. 2001K
  67383. 1998R
  67384. 2001U
  67385. 5/2/98V
  67386. 24/6/98W
  67387. 99 bookY
  67388. 24/6/98\
  67389. 3612^
  67390. 2368w
  67391. James Halliday
  67392. 2369C
  67393. 1/1/98
  67394. Medium to full yellow-green; fruit and oak vie for supremacy on both bouquet and palate, with high-quality toasty/nutmeg oak to the fore on the bouquet. A massive, mouth-coating wine on the palate with peachy/buttery fruit and masses of barrel-ferment oak character.
  67395. 2000K
  67396. 1998R
  67397. 2000U
  67398. 5/2/98V
  67399. 24/6/98W
  67400. 99 bookY
  67401. 24/6/98\
  67402. 3613^
  67403. 2369w
  67404. James Halliday
  67405. 4366C
  67406. 1/1/98
  67407. Glowing yellow; the bouquet has rich honey and toffee aromas, with more style and intensity than expected. The palate is similarly rich, with peach and honey flavours balanced by crisp acidity on the finish.F
  67408. 1999K
  67409. 1998R
  67410. 1999U
  67411. 5/2/98V
  67412. 24/6/98W
  67413. 99 bookY
  67414. 24/6/98\
  67415. 3614^
  67416. 4366w
  67417. James Halliday
  67418. 3023C
  67419. 1/1/98
  67420. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is spotlessly clean, with concentrated dark cherry and dark chocolate fruit, together with plenty of new oak. A rich and concentrated wine on the palate with more of that dark chocolate fruit, finishing with powerful but ripe tannins.
  67421. 2011K
  67422. 2001R
  67423. 2011U
  67424. 6/2/98V
  67425. 24/6/98W
  67426. 99 bookY
  67427. 24/6/98\
  67428. 3615^
  67429. 3023w
  67430. James Halliday
  67431. 1/1/98
  67432. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet, with a mix of berry, earth and liquorice fruit together with just a touch of chocolate and subtle oak is followed logically by the palate, with sweet fruit and oak, earth and liquorice flavours, finishing with moderate tannins.
  67433. 2006K
  67434. 2001R
  67435. 2006U
  67436. 6/2/98V
  67437. 24/6/98W
  67438. 99 bookY
  67439. 24/6/98\
  67440. 3616^
  67441. James Halliday
  67442. 3026C
  67443. 1/1/98D
  67444. Medium red-purple; clean, chocolatey/minty/earthy/red cherry aromas with a nice touch of oak on the bouquet. The palate is rich, full and dense, with dusty tannins running throughout, before drying off slightly on the finish.F
  67445. 2006K
  67446. 2001R
  67447. 2006U
  67448. 6/2/98V
  67449. 24/6/98W
  67450. 99 bookY
  67451. 24/6/98\
  67452. 3617^
  67453. 3026w
  67454. James Halliday
  67455. 3075C
  67456. 1/1/98
  67457. FMedium to full yellow, with just a touch of green; the bouquet is quite solid, with melon and fig fruit, together with subtle oak, but the palate is rather heavy and oaky, with cosmetic overtones to the fruit, lacking the delicacy of the 
  67458. 95. Conceivably going through a phase of its development and may well improve with age.
  67459. 2003K
  67460. 1999R
  67461. 2003U
  67462. 6/2/98V
  67463. 24/6/98W
  67464. 99 bookY
  67465. 24/6/98\
  67466. 3618^
  67467. 3075w
  67468. James Halliday
  67469. 4367C
  67470. 1/1/98
  67471. 5Medium red-purple; vanillin American oak is dominant on both bouquet and palate, although there is quite a deal of sweet fruit underneath that oak. An interesting wine, seemingly closer in style to traditional South Australian Shiraz than one normally encounters in the Yarra Valley. Flavoursome, if atypical.
  67472. 2004K
  67473. 1999R
  67474. 2004U
  67475. 6/2/98V
  67476. 24/6/98W
  67477. 99 bookY
  67478. 24/6/98\
  67479. 3619^
  67480. 4367w
  67481. James Halliday
  67482. 4368C
  67483. 1/1/98
  67484. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet does not show a great deal of fruit varietal character, but is fresh and clean; the palate, likewise, is light, with crisp herbal notes and a clean, but not particularly varietal, finish. A bronze medal winner at the Ballarat Wine Show in 1997.
  67485. 1999K
  67486. 1998R
  67487. 1999U
  67488. 6/2/98V
  67489. 24/6/98W
  67490. 99 bookY
  67491. 24/6/98\
  67492. 3620^
  67493. 4368w
  67494. James Halliday
  67495. 4369C
  67496. 1/1/98D
  67497. Medium red-purple; earthy shiraz varietal fruit, with faintly leafy overtones, is followed by a palate of light to medium weight, with fractionally astringent earthy berry fruit flavours, with fine tannins contributing to the length.F
  67498. 2001K
  67499. 1998R
  67500. 2001U
  67501. 6/2/98V
  67502. 24/6/98W
  67503. 99 bookY
  67504. 24/6/98\
  67505. 3621^
  67506. 4369w
  67507. James Halliday
  67508. 1/1/98
  67509. ;Medium to full red; the bouquet is of medium intensity but quite complex with a mix of gamey/foresty/briary overtones to plummy fruit. The palate is quite powerful, again with a mix of gamey/spicy/foresty/dark berry flavours, which are ripe and which show real style. The only criticism is a slightly grippy finish.
  67510. 1999K
  67511. 1998R
  67512. 1999U
  67513. 6/2/98V
  67514. 24/6/98W
  67515. 99 bookY
  67516. 24/6/98\
  67517. 3622^
  67518. James Halliday
  67519. 4370C
  67520. 1/1/98
  67521. %Dense red-purple; a very ripe, concentrated blackberry bouquet is followed by a massively powerful and concentrated palate, with a somewhat briary/tough finish. There is a suspicion of aldehydes from low sulphur dioxide, and the wine might have been better had it been picked a little earlier.
  67522. 2005K
  67523. 2000R
  67524. 2005U
  67525. 6/2/98V
  67526. 24/6/98W
  67527. 99 bookY
  67528. 24/6/98\
  67529. 3623^
  67530. 4370w
  67531. James Halliday
  67532. 4371C
  67533. 1/1/98
  67534. Medium to full yellow-green; the medium intensity bouquet shows quite good varietal character with a mix of fruit salad, honey and a hint of straw; the smooth palate has more of those honeyed fruit salad flavours, not unlike mature Semillon. F
  67535. 1999K
  67536. 1998R
  67537. 1999U
  67538. 6/2/98V
  67539. 24/6/98W
  67540. 99 bookY
  67541. 24/6/98\
  67542. 3624^
  67543. 4371w
  67544. James Halliday
  67545. 4372C
  67546. 1/1/98
  67547. Light to medium yellow-green; there is quite potent herbal/grassy Sauvignon Blanc varietal character on the bouquet, which is of good depth. Likewise, the palate has excellent length and bite, with crisp, tangy lemon and herb flavours. An altogether attractive wine. 
  67548. 1999K
  67549. 1998R
  67550. 1999U
  67551. 6/2/98V
  67552. 24/6/98W
  67553. 99 bookY
  67554. 24/6/98\
  67555. 3625^
  67556. 4372w
  67557. James Halliday
  67558. 3091C
  67559. 1/1/98
  67560. *Fresh red-purple colour; there are lifted but clean strawberry/spicy/leafy/earthy fruit aromas on the bouquet, supported by just a hint of oak. The palate is quite potent, with some tangy/stemmy/leafy characters which tend to attack somewhat, but certainly make for an interesting taste experience.
  67561. 1999K
  67562. 1998R
  67563. 1999U
  67564. 6/2/98V
  67565. 24/6/98W
  67566. 99 bookY
  67567. 24/6/98\
  67568. 3626^
  67569. 3091w
  67570. James Halliday
  67571. 4373C
  67572. 1/1/98D
  67573. Medium green-yellow; rich, spicy barrel-ferment oak aromas are quite pronounced on the bouquet, but so is the rich fruit. The same dynamics are at work on the palate, with complex, tangy barrel-ferment flavours and lingering fruit on the finish.F
  67574. 2005K
  67575. 1999R
  67576. 2005U
  67577. 6/2/98V
  67578. 24/6/98W
  67579. 99 bookY
  67580. 24/6/98\
  67581. 3627^
  67582. 4373w
  67583. James Halliday
  67584. 1/1/98
  67585. gMedium yellow-green; an exceedingly complex wine on both bouquet and palate, with cashew/mealy malolactic fermentation characters to the fore, and likewise fairly pronounced oak. One can see why the malolactic fermentation was employed, as there is quite pronounced acidity on the finish of the wine, which will almost certainly settle down with further time.
  67586. 2003K
  67587. 1999R
  67588. 2003U
  67589. 6/2/98V
  67590. 24/6/98W
  67591. 99 bookY
  67592. 24/6/98\
  67593. 3628^
  67594. James Halliday
  67595. 3097C
  67596. 1/1/98
  67597. Medium red-purple; while there is the hallmark leafy/spicy/slippery/earthy fruit aromas, they are less extreme than in some years. The palate is not luscious, but has quite good length, with tight earthy/sappy/foresty/tobacco leaf nuances. Unequivocally cool-climate Pinot Noir.
  67598. 1999K
  67599. 1998R
  67600. 1999U
  67601. 6/2/98V
  67602. 24/6/98W
  67603. 99 bookY
  67604. 24/6/98\
  67605. 3629^
  67606. 3097w
  67607. James Halliday
  67608. 1/1/98
  67609.     Light to medium yellow-green; a highly floral, scented bouquet with a wonderful mix of apple blossom, cinnamon and spice aromas. Those same Gewurztraminer-like spicy characters come through on a palate with distinct Germanic characters, and a blossom-like delicacy.
  67610. 2003K
  67611. 1998R
  67612. 2003U
  67613. 6/2/98V
  67614. 24/6/98W
  67615. 99 bookY
  67616. 24/6/98\
  67617. 3630^
  67618. James Halliday
  67619. 4375C
  67620. 1/1/98D
  67621. Medium red; a complex bouquet with stemmy/leafy/briary/foresty aromas leads on to a palate which shows plenty of forest floor and leafy characters, but which has good length and undeniable varietal character. F
  67622. 1999K
  67623. 1998R
  67624. 1999U
  67625. 6/2/98V
  67626. 24/6/98W
  67627. 99 bookY
  67628. 24/6/98\
  67629. 3632^
  67630. 4375w
  67631. James Halliday
  67632. 4376C
  67633. 1/1/98
  67634. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, with fair varietal character and aromas in the stemmy/earthy/tobacco spectrum. On the palate green leaf and mint flavours go with the more sappy varietal fruit character; reasonably good balance overall.F
  67635. 1999K
  67636. 1998R
  67637. 1999U
  67638. 6/2/98V
  67639. 24/6/98W
  67640. 99 bookY
  67641. 24/6/98\
  67642. 3633^
  67643. 4376w
  67644. James Halliday
  67645. 4377C
  67646. 1/1/98
  67647. Medium yellow-green; a restrained yet solid bouquet; moderately intense, but not fruity, leads on to a structured wine with pronounced secondary creamy/nutty flavours. There is a slightly bitter grip to the finish, and at no time is the wine lush in its impact.
  67648. 2003K
  67649. 1999R
  67650. 2003U
  67651. 6/2/98V
  67652. 24/6/98W
  67653. 99 bookY
  67654. 24/6/98\
  67655. 3634^
  67656. 4377w
  67657. James Halliday
  67658. 4378C
  67659. 1/1/98
  67660. Medium red-purple; the bouquet has a marvellous array of dark chocolate, black cherry and spice fruit, the palate displaying the same flavours with that typical restrained power and super-fine tannin structure of Great Western.F
  67661. 2015K
  67662. 2000R
  67663. 2015U
  67664. 6/2/98V
  67665. 24/6/98W
  67666. 99 bookY
  67667. 24/6/98\
  67668. 3635^
  67669. 4378w
  67670. James Halliday
  67671. 4379C
  67672. 1/1/98D
  67673. Dark purple-red; a youthful, potent bouquet with rich dark fruit aromas, and a fresh, well-balanced palate of medium weight exhibiting an array of plum, berry and spice flavours. Should develop well with extended cork age.F
  67674. 2008K
  67675. 2002R
  67676. 2008U
  67677. 6/2/98V
  67678. 24/6/98W
  67679. 99 bookY
  67680. 24/6/98\
  67681. 3636^
  67682. 4379w
  67683. James Halliday
  67684. 4380C
  67685. 1/1/98D
  67686. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, with earthy/leafy/briary aromas of medium intensity. The palate is light, with flavours in the earthy/stemmy/briary spectrum, followed by a clean but low-tannin finish.F
  67687. 2002K
  67688. 1998R
  67689. 2002U
  67690. 6/2/98V
  67691. 24/6/98W
  67692. 99 bookY
  67693. 24/6/98\
  67694. 3637^
  67695. 4380w
  67696. James Halliday
  67697. 4381C
  67698. 1/1/98D
  67699. Medium yellow-green; a quite powerful and intense bouquet with a mix of herb and grass aromas is followed by a palate with plenty of depth, the flavours running from asparagus through to gooseberry, finishing with firm authority.F
  67700. 1999K
  67701. 1998R
  67702. 1999U
  67703. 6/2/98V
  67704. 24/6/98W
  67705. 99 bookY
  67706. 24/6/98\
  67707. 3638^
  67708. 4381w
  67709. James Halliday
  67710. 4096C
  67711. 1/1/98D
  67712. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with Sauvignon Blanc the dominant partner, and providing sweet gooseberry fruit over a more grassy undertone. The palate has good balance and fruit ripeness, with Sauvignon Blanc again driving the wine.F
  67713. 1999K
  67714. 1998R
  67715. 1999U
  67716. 6/2/98V
  67717. 24/6/98W
  67718. 99 bookY
  67719. 24/6/98\
  67720. 3639^
  67721. 4096w
  67722. James Halliday
  67723. 4382C
  67724. 1/1/98
  67725. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with delicate white peach and nectarine fruit together with subtle oak is replicated on the palate. Light-bodied, but the flavours and mouthfeel are pleasant.F
  67726. 1999K
  67727. 1998R
  67728. 1999U
  67729. 6/2/98V
  67730. 24/6/98W
  67731. 99 bookY
  67732. 24/6/98\
  67733. 3640^
  67734. 4382w
  67735. James Halliday
  67736. 4383C
  67737. 1/1/98D
  67738. Light straw-yellow; an absolutely correct and crisp tangy/minerally bouquet is followed by a crisp, clean, gently tangy palate with considerable length. A restrained but stylish wine which shows its cool-grown origins to best advantage.F
  67739. 1999K
  67740. 1998R
  67741. 1999U
  67742. 6/2/98V
  67743. 24/6/98W
  67744. 99 bookY
  67745. 24/6/98\
  67746. 3641^
  67747. 4383w
  67748. James Halliday
  67749. 4384C
  67750. 1/1/98D
  67751. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is firm, crisp and clean, with classic youthful herbaceous semillon aromas; the palate likewise delicate, clean and crisp with perfectly balanced lemony fruit and acid. Still a baby.F
  67752. 2010K
  67753. 2001R
  67754. 2010U
  67755. 6/2/98V
  67756. 24/6/98W
  67757. 99 bookY
  67758. 24/6/98\
  67759. 3642^
  67760. 4384w
  67761. James Halliday
  67762. 4385C
  67763. 1/1/98
  67764. Light to medium red; light, earthy cabernet fruit on the bouquet is accompanied by slightly sawdusty oak. The pleasant red berry fruit of the palate again shows slightly ordinary oak, which may conceivably settle down and integrate with a little more time in bottle. 
  67765. 2003K
  67766. 1999R
  67767. 2003U
  67768. 6/2/98V
  67769. 24/6/98W
  67770. 99 bookY
  67771. 24/6/98\
  67772. 3643^
  67773. 4385w
  67774. James Halliday
  67775. 4386C
  67776. 1/1/98D
  67777. Medium yellow-green; a rich, intensely grapey lime and blossom bouquet leads into a fruity/grapey palate which, while perhaps a fraction soft overall, is pleasantly and appropriately dry on the finish.F
  67778. 1999K
  67779. 1998R
  67780. 1999U
  67781. 6/2/98V
  67782. 24/6/98W
  67783. 99 bookY
  67784. 24/6/98\
  67785. 3644^
  67786. 4386w
  67787. James Halliday
  67788. 4387C
  67789. 1/1/98
  67790. Medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet with a mix of peachy and more minerally aromas, repeated precisely on the palate, with its yellow peach fruit, and slightly minerally finish.F
  67791. 1999K
  67792. 1998R
  67793. 1999U
  67794. 6/2/98V
  67795. 24/6/98W
  67796. 99 bookY
  67797. 24/6/98\
  67798. 3645^
  67799. 4387w
  67800. James Halliday
  67801. 4388C
  67802. 1/1/98D
  67803. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, ripe and luscious bouquet with abundant black cherry and mint fruit billows into the palate, which delivers the same in spades. Fruit-driven; the barest hint of oak.F
  67804. 2005K
  67805. 1998R
  67806. 2005U
  67807. 6/2/98V
  67808. 24/6/98W
  67809. 99 bookY
  67810. 24/6/98\
  67811. 3646^
  67812. 4388w
  67813. James Halliday
  67814. 4389C
  67815. 1/1/98D
  67816. Youthful red-purple; a surprisingly attractive, zesty, sweet juicy berry fruit-driven bouquet is followed by a lively slightly minty palate, finishing with slightly sharp acid. F
  67817. 2000K
  67818. 1998R
  67819. 2000U
  67820. 6/2/98V
  67821. 24/6/98W
  67822. 99 bookY
  67823. 24/6/98\
  67824. 3647^
  67825. 4389w
  67826. James Halliday
  67827. 1/1/98D
  67828. Light yellow-green; a light and fresh bouquet with some floral fruit lift; lemony with a hint of fruit spice. A pleasantly light-bodied wine, crisp and clean, and which won't frighten the horses.F
  67829. 1999K
  67830. 1998R
  67831. 1999U
  67832. 6/2/98V
  67833. 24/6/98W
  67834. 99 bookY
  67835. 24/6/98\
  67836. 3648^
  67837. James Halliday
  67838. 4390C
  67839. 1/1/98D
  67840. Medium red-purple; a fresh, crisp cherry/berry bouquet introduces a bright, breezy cherry-flavoured wine, finishing crisp and dry.F
  67841. 1999K
  67842. 1998R
  67843. 1999U
  67844. 6/2/98V
  67845. 24/6/98W
  67846. 99 bookY
  67847. 24/6/98\
  67848. 3649^
  67849. 4390w
  67850. James Halliday
  67851. 2217C
  67852. 1/1/98
  67853. CLight to medium yellow-green; there are some intriguing aromas on the bouquet ranging from pear through apple to more conventional ripe gooseberry notes. The palate shows predominantly gooseberry flavours, a touch of mineral bite, and also a touch of SO2 which roughens up the finish slightly. Should settle down with time.
  67854. 1999K
  67855. 1998R
  67856. 1999U
  67857. 6/2/98V
  67858. 24/6/98W
  67859. 99 bookY
  67860. 24/6/98\
  67861. 3650^
  67862. 2217w
  67863. James Halliday
  67864. 3161C
  67865. 1/1/98
  67866. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet with red berry fruit of medium intensity with attractive nuances of cedar and leaf. Not a big wine in the mouth, but nicely weighted, with more red berry fruit and subtle oak. Slightly callow, and needs a few years in bottle to soften. 
  67867. 2006K
  67868. 2000R
  67869. 2006U
  67870. 6/2/98V
  67871. 24/6/98W
  67872. 99 bookY
  67873. 24/6/98\
  67874. 3651^
  67875. 3161w
  67876. James Halliday
  67877. 4391C
  67878. 1/1/98
  67879.     Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant, with an attractive mix of minty berry, cassis and cedar. The palate shows very ripe fruit flavours, sweet and minty but is not over-extracted, with spicy cedary oak handling a feature in a wine with above-average texture.
  67880. 2004K
  67881. 1999R
  67882. 2004U
  67883. 6/2/98V
  67884. 24/6/98W
  67885. 99 bookY
  67886. 24/6/98\
  67887. 3652^
  67888. 4391w
  67889. James Halliday
  67890. 1/1/98D
  67891. Medium to full red-purple; ripe cassis/blackberry fruit with most attractive cedary oak in a support role is followed by an elegant yet flavoursome palate which shows pristine cassis/blackberry fruit, fine tannins and well-balanced and integrated oak.F
  67892. 2012K
  67893. 2002R
  67894. 2012U
  67895. 6/2/98V
  67896. 24/6/98W
  67897. 99 bookY
  67898. 24/6/98\
  67899. 3653^
  67900. James Halliday
  67901. 4392C
  67902. 1/1/98
  67903. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with a mix of lemon/mineral and some sweeter notes of moderate intensity. A solidly structured wine, with good depth and length, and which will develop nicely over the medium term.F
  67904. 2007K
  67905. 2000R
  67906. 2007U
  67907. 6/2/98V
  67908. 24/6/98W
  67909. 99 bookY
  67910. 24/6/98\
  67911. 3654^
  67912. 4392w
  67913. James Halliday
  67914. 3188C
  67915. 1/1/98D
  67916. Medium yellow-green; a soft, faintly peachy bouquet of medium intensity is followed by a medium weight, pleasantly dry albeit varietally anonymous palate; will develop toasty/buttery old-style White Burgundy characters with bottle age.F
  67917. 2002K
  67918. 1998R
  67919. 2002U
  67920. 6/2/98V
  67921. 24/6/98W
  67922. 99 bookY
  67923. 24/6/98\
  67924. 3655^
  67925. 3188w
  67926. James Halliday
  67927. 3190C
  67928. 1/2/98
  67929. Medium yellow-green; complex tangy melon and citrus fruit with well-handled oak on the bouquet; the palate shows more of the same, with attractive tangy fruit, and an ever so gently charry oak tang to the finish.F
  67930. 1999K
  67931. 1998R
  67932. 1999U
  67933. 6/2/98V
  67934. 24/6/98W
  67935. 99 bookY
  67936. 24/6/98\
  67937. 3656^
  67938. 3190w
  67939. James Halliday
  67940. 4393C
  67941. 1/1/98D
  67942. Medium to full yellow-green; a bouquet which falls on the full side of the Clare watershed, with a powerfully structured palate of lemon/citrus and mineral flavours, with a dry finish.F
  67943. 2002K
  67944. 1998R
  67945. 2002U
  67946. 6/2/98V
  67947. 24/6/98W
  67948. 99 bookY
  67949. 24/6/98\
  67950. 3657^
  67951. 4393w
  67952. James Halliday
  67953. 1/1/98D
  67954. Full red-purple; a powerful, dense bouquet with dark fruits and hints of bitter chocolate leads logically into a rich, dark chocolate and black cherry-flavoured palate with soft but persistent tannins woven throughout. Subtle oak.F
  67955. 2008K
  67956. 2000R
  67957. 6/2/98V
  67958. 24/6/98W
  67959. 99 bookY
  67960. 24/6/98\
  67961. 3658^
  67962. James Halliday
  67963. 4394C
  67964. 1/1/98D
  67965. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with quite intense lime fruit aromas, the palate similarly well balanced, clean and flavoursome, with richly sweet lime fruit balanced by appropriate acidity.F
  67966. 2000K
  67967. 1998R
  67968. 2000U
  67969. 6/2/98V
  67970. 24/6/98W
  67971. 99 bookY
  67972. 24/6/98\
  67973. 3659^
  67974. 4394w
  67975. James Halliday
  67976. 1/1/98
  67977. Strong, deep red-purple; the bouquet is rich and full, with plum and cherry fruit smothered in smooth vanillin American oak. A chewy, rich, dense mouthfilling, indeed mouthstopping, wine which needs years to settle down, but could well prove to be something special in ten years time.
  67978. 2010K
  67979. 2005R
  67980. 2010U
  67981. 6/2/98V
  67982. 24/6/98W
  67983. 99 bookY
  67984. 24/6/98\
  67985. 3660^
  67986. James Halliday
  67987. 4395C
  67988. 1/1/98
  67989. !Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is extremely fruity with strong floral spice aromas. The palate, too, is tangy and floral, akin to chewing the petals of a strongly scented flower, at once tangy and sweet. But it is fruit sweetness, not sugar sweetness, for the wine is quite dry.
  67990. 1999K
  67991. 1998R
  67992. 1999U
  67993. 6/2/98V
  67994. 24/6/98W
  67995. 99 bookY
  67996. 24/6/98\
  67997. 3661^
  67998. 4395w
  67999. James Halliday
  68000. 2267C
  68001. 1/1/98D
  68002. Medium yellow-green; a penetrating and full bouquet with lemony/herbaceous varietal character is supported by an attractive minerally undertone. The palate has excellent flavour and length, lively and fresh with lemony characters. Good length and balance.F
  68003. 2007K
  68004. 2002R
  68005. 2007U
  68006. 6/2/98V
  68007. 24/6/98W
  68008. 99 bookY
  68009. 24/6/98\
  68010. 3662^
  68011. 2267w
  68012. James Halliday
  68013. 1/1/98
  68014. "Quite brilliant yellow-green; the sophisticated and clever use of spicy oak does not hide the peach and melon fruit on an attractively complex bouquet. The palate, likewise, shows lots of oak input, with more of that sweet, almost fleshy fruit; does cloy ever so fractionally on the finish.
  68015. 2000K
  68016. 1998R
  68017. 2000U
  68018. 6/2/98V
  68019. 24/6/98W
  68020. 99 bookY
  68021. 24/6/98\
  68022. 3663^
  68023. James Halliday
  68024. 4396C
  68025. 1/1/98
  68026. &Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with a mix of earthy, gamey and faintly minty aromas. The wine has more weight on the palate than the bouquet suggests, with quite chewy chocolate, earth and mint flavours, finishing with subtle oak and attractively sweet tannins.
  68027. 2003K
  68028. 1998R
  68029. 2003U
  68030. 6/2/98V
  68031. 24/6/98W
  68032. 99 bookY
  68033. 24/6/98\
  68034. 3664^
  68035. 4396w
  68036. James Halliday
  68037. 1/1/98
  68038. Medium yellow-green; a rich, full toasty/buttery bouquet is followed by an equivalently rich buttery/toasty/peachy palate, which has good length and acidity.F
  68039. 1999K
  68040. 1998R
  68041. 1999U
  68042. 6/2/98V
  68043. 24/6/98W
  68044. 99 bookY
  68045. 24/6/98\
  68046. 3665^
  68047. James Halliday
  68048. 3051C
  68049. 1/1/98D
  68050. Light to medium red-purple; a quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of minty and sweeter berry aromas is followed by a palate with greater weight and richness than the bouquet suggests, fleshed out by a hint of sweet vanilla oak and rounded, fluffy tannins.F
  68051. 2002K
  68052. 1998R
  68053. 2002U
  68054. 6/2/98V
  68055. 24/6/98W
  68056. 99 bookY
  68057. 24/6/98\
  68058. 3666^
  68059. 3051w
  68060. James Halliday
  68061. 4397C
  68062. 1/1/98D
  68063. Medium red-purple; sweet chocolate and berry aromas of medium to full intensity are supported by subtle oak on both bouquet and palate. Still quite youthful, well balanced and again with just a trace of lift. F
  68064. 2003K
  68065. 1998R
  68066. 2003U
  68067. 6/2/98
  68068. 24/6/98W
  68069. 99 bookY
  68070. 24/6/98\
  68071. 3667^
  68072. 4397w
  68073. James Halliday
  68074. 4397C
  68075. 1/1/98D
  68076. Medium red-purple; sweet, ripe chocolate, cherry and vanilla aromas are followed by a lively chocolate and berry-flavoured palate. A degree of volatile lift is more help than hindrance.F
  68077. 2003K
  68078. 1998R
  68079. 2003U
  68080. 6/2/98V
  68081. 24/6/98W
  68082. 99 bookY
  68083. 24/6/98\
  68084. 3668^
  68085. 4397w
  68086. James Halliday
  68087. 4398C
  68088. 1/1/98D
  68089. Full yellow; developed, honeyed buttery/peachy fruit on the bouquet is followed by a rich, full and soft wine which is more regional than varietal in character but which has plenty of flavour.F
  68090. 1999K
  68091. 1998R
  68092. 1999U
  68093. 6/2/98V
  68094. 24/6/98W
  68095. 99 bookY
  68096. 24/6/98\
  68097. 3669^
  68098. 4398w
  68099. James Halliday
  68100. 4399C
  68101. 1/1/98
  68102. BMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is ripe, with some of the hay/straw aromas encountered in old-time Hunter Shiraz, together with some gamey/boot polish varietal aromas. The palate is powerful, with more of those gamey/liquorice/boot polish characters together with some chocolate and earth flavours. Striking Shiraz.
  68103. 2008K
  68104. 2000R
  68105. 2008U
  68106. 6/2/98V
  68107. 24/6/98W
  68108. 99 bookY
  68109. 24/6/98\
  68110. 3670^
  68111. 4399w
  68112. James Halliday
  68113. 1/1/98
  68114. Medium red-purple; a clean but surprisingly light bouquet with earthy berry varietal character, and a palate which runs through cherry, briary, leaf and mint flavours, but which utterly belies its 14 degrees alcohol and, for that matter, the reputation of the vintage.
  68115. 2004K
  68116. 2000R
  68117. 2004U
  68118. 6/2/98V
  68119. 24/6/98W
  68120. 99 bookY
  68121. 24/6/98\
  68122. 3671^
  68123. James Halliday
  68124. 2142C
  68125. 1/1/98
  68126. Medium to full red-purple; there are abundant sweet, smooth dark berry/blackcurrant fruit aromas on the bouquet, with just a touch of oak. The palate is rich, ripe and smooth, with luscious oak a little more evident than on the bouquet, but by no means overplayed.
  68127. 2007K
  68128. 2000R
  68129. 2007U
  68130. 6/2/98V
  68131. 24/6/98W
  68132. 99 bookY
  68133. 24/6/98\
  68134. 3672^
  68135. 2142w
  68136. James Halliday
  68137. 4400C
  68138. 1/1/98D
  68139. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet shows an exotic mix of tropical peach, apricot and lime fruit; the palate is quite excellent, with intense tropical fruit salad flavours balanced by acidity. F
  68140. 2002K
  68141. 1998R
  68142. 2002U
  68143. 6/2/98V
  68144. 24/6/98W
  68145. 99 bookY
  68146. 24/6/98\
  68147. 3673^
  68148. 4400w
  68149. James Halliday
  68150. 4401C
  68151. 1/1/98
  68152. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity and fruit-driven with a mix of cassis, olive and herb aromas. The elegant palate shows the cool climate with cassis, mint and olive flavours supported by fine tannins.F
  68153. 2005K
  68154. 2000R
  68155. 2005U
  68156. 6/2/98V
  68157. 24/6/98W
  68158. 99 bookY
  68159. 24/6/98\
  68160. 3674^
  68161. 4401w
  68162. James Halliday
  68163. 1/2/98D
  68164. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is redolent of sweet plummy fruit with the forest floor lying underneath. The palate shows a similar mix of ripe plummy fruit together with more earthy/foresty characters, and fully sufficient tannins for ageing.F
  68165. 2005K
  68166. 2000R
  68167. 2005U
  68168. 6/2/98V
  68169. 24/6/98W
  68170. 99 bookY
  68171. 24/6/98\
  68172. 3675^
  68173. James Halliday
  68174. 3348C
  68175. 1/1/98
  68176. 1Dark red-purple; an intense, concentrated and ripe dark plum, forest and spice bouquet is followed by an extremely complex, textured and structured wine on the palate with more dark plum, forest and spice flavours. Still tight and closed, and needs a long time (by the standards of Pinot Noir) to evolve. 
  68177. 2006K
  68178. 2001R
  68179. 2006U
  68180. 6/2/98V
  68181. 24/6/98W
  68182. 99 bookY
  68183. 24/6/98\
  68184. 3676^
  68185. 3348w
  68186. James Halliday
  68187. 3347C
  68188. 1/1/98
  68189. Dark red-purple; an exceptionally powerful, deep yet tightly folded bouquet, with dark plum and spice leads into a power-laden, potent dark plum, forest and briar-flavoured palate. Borders on the unappealing now, so unready is it, but time will create its own magic.
  68190. 2010K
  68191. 2003R
  68192. 2010U
  68193. 6/2/98V
  68194. 24/6/98W
  68195. 99 bookY
  68196. 24/6/98\
  68197. 3677^
  68198. 3347w
  68199. James Halliday
  68200. 2147C
  68201. 1/1/98
  68202. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, ripe bouquet with honey, peach and butter flows into a soft fig and peach-flavoured palate which is not, however, particularly focused.F
  68203. 1999K
  68204. 1998R
  68205. 1999U
  68206. 6/2/98V
  68207. 24/6/98W
  68208. 99 bookY
  68209. 24/6/98\
  68210. 3678^
  68211. 2147w
  68212. James Halliday
  68213. 4402C
  68214. 1/1/98
  68215. /Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is driven by strong, spicy/toasty barrel-ferment oak characters, with some more creamy fig and peach fruit. There is more of the same on the palate, with abundant spicy nutmeg oak blending with creamy/figgy/honeyed fruit. If you like oak, you will love the wine.
  68216. 1999K
  68217. 1998R
  68218. 1999U
  68219. 6/2/98V
  68220. 24/6/98W
  68221. 99 bookY
  68222. 24/6/98\
  68223. 3679^
  68224. 4402w
  68225. James Halliday
  68226. 4403C
  68227. 1/1/98
  68228. Medium to full yellow-green; there is rich, sweet peachy fruit on a bouquet with plenty of character, character which builds on the complex, ripe palate with hints of caramel and butterscotch on top of the peachy fruit. A mouthful.F
  68229. 2001K
  68230. 1998R
  68231. 2001U
  68232. 6/2/98V
  68233. 24/6/98W
  68234. 99 bookY
  68235. 24/6/98\
  68236. 3680^
  68237. 4403w
  68238. James Halliday
  68239. 4404C
  68240. 1/1/98
  68241. Medium red; the bouquet is fragrant and extremely stylish, with sappy pinot and obvious whole-bunch fermentation influences. The palate has excellent varietal character, with sappy, cherry fruit and the barest whiff of mint. A tour de force of winemaking given the origin of the grapes.
  68242. 2001K
  68243. 1998R
  68244. 2001U
  68245. 6/2/98V
  68246. 24/6/98W
  68247. 99 bookY
  68248. 24/6/98\
  68249. 3682^
  68250. 4404w
  68251. James Halliday
  68252. 1/1/98
  68253. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with cherry/berry fruit of medium to full intensity, although not especially complex. On the palate powerful cherry, berry and mint fruit flavours are followed by tannins which build on the mid to back palate. Subtle oak throughout.
  68254. 2006K
  68255. 2002R
  68256. 2006U
  68257. 6/2/98V
  68258. 24/6/98W
  68259. 99 bookY
  68260. 24/6/98\
  68261. 3683^
  68262. James Halliday
  68263. 1/1/98D
  68264. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is bright and fresh, with red berry fruit aromas, but the palate seems undermade and unformed, angular and - at this juncture at least - somewhat acidic.F
  68265. 2006K
  68266. 2003R
  68267. 2006U
  68268. 6/2/98V
  68269. 24/6/98W
  68270. 99 bookY
  68271. 24/6/98\
  68272. 3684^
  68273. James Halliday
  68274. 4405C
  68275. 1/1/98
  68276. <Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet shows developed, toasty honeyed characters in that cross-over phase where one can be unsure whether the wine is Semillon or Riesling; the palate is rich and full, again with toasty honeyed characters predominant and just a hint of lime juice on the finish. Delicious flavour.
  68277. 1999K
  68278. 1998R
  68279. 1999U
  68280. 6/2/98V
  68281. 24/6/98W
  68282. 99 bookY
  68283. 24/6/98\
  68284. 3685^
  68285. 4405w
  68286. James Halliday
  68287. 4406C
  68288. 1/1/98D
  68289. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, quite complex yet in a basically restrained style, with melon and cashew fruit; the palate is light but well made, the fruit just a little herbaceous.F
  68290. 1999K
  68291. 1998R
  68292. 1999U
  68293. 6/2/98V
  68294. 24/6/98W
  68295. 99 bookY
  68296. 24/6/98\
  68297. 3686^
  68298. 4406w
  68299. James Halliday
  68300. 4407C
  68301. 1/1/98
  68302. Medium red; sweet juicy berry aromas intermingle with quite pronounced oak on the clean bouquet. The oak contribution is again quite prominent on the sweet, ripe redcurrant fruit of the palate. Attractive wine, but not particularly varietal.F
  68303. 2004K
  68304. 1999R
  68305. 2004U
  68306. 6/2/98V
  68307. 24/6/98W
  68308. 99 bookY
  68309. 24/6/98\
  68310. 3687^
  68311. 4407w
  68312. James Halliday
  68313. 4408C
  68314. 1/1/98
  68315. <Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is potent and lively, with a mix of spicy, leafy, briary and cedary aromas. The palate flavours, which are also spicy and leafy, are the indications of a cool vintage in a cool region resulting in grapes which did not fully physiologically ripen. Nonetheless, very interesting.
  68316. 2003K
  68317. 1999R
  68318. 2003U
  68319. 6/2/98V
  68320. 24/6/98W
  68321. 99 bookY
  68322. 24/6/98\
  68323. 3688^
  68324. 4408w
  68325. James Halliday
  68326. 4409C
  68327. 1/1/98
  68328. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is voluminous and rich, literally crawling with American oak. The palate, likewise, is front-end-loaded with American oak, but there is wonderfully rich fruit encased within that oak. A style which has particular appeal for some palates.
  68329. 2005K
  68330. 1999R
  68331. 2005U
  68332. 6/2/98V
  68333. 24/6/98W
  68334. 99 bookY
  68335. 24/6/98\
  68336. 3689^
  68337. 4409w
  68338. James Halliday
  68339. 4410C
  68340. 1/1/98
  68341. (Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows good varietal character with lemon and herb aromas of medium intensity. A well-structured, unforced wine on the palate, with more than sufficient fruit weight to carry its development for many years, while offering enough for immediate consumption.
  68342. 2003K
  68343. 1998R
  68344. 2003U
  68345. 6/2/98V
  68346. 24/6/98W
  68347. 99 bookY
  68348. 24/6/98\
  68349. 3690^
  68350. 4410w
  68351. James Halliday
  68352. 4411C
  68353. 1/1/98
  68354. Full yellow, deep but bright; a rich and complex bouquet, in which the oak is dominant but which succeeds better than the other vintages. The palate is rich, with full peachy fruit and lots of toasty characters, partially bottle-developed, and partially deriving from the oak.
  68355. 1999K
  68356. 1998R
  68357. 1999U
  68358. 6/2/98V
  68359. 24/6/98W
  68360. 99 bookY
  68361. 24/6/98\
  68362. 3691^
  68363. 4411w
  68364. James Halliday
  68365. 4412C
  68366. 1/1/98
  68367. 6Medium red-purple; a most attractive bouquet with characters and aromas reminiscent of Bordeaux, with a mix of earthy herbaceous characters at one extreme, and cedar and vanilla at the other. The palate has good weight, flavour and structure, with cedar, cassis and olive flavours, finishing with fine tannins.
  68368. 2004K
  68369. 1999R
  68370. 2004U
  68371. 6/2/98V
  68372. 24/6/98W
  68373. 99 bookY
  68374. 24/6/98\
  68375. 3692^
  68376. 4412w
  68377. James Halliday
  68378. 4413C
  68379. 1/1/98
  68380. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of ripe, dark cherry and liquorice-accented fruit of medium to full intensity. The palate delivers all of the promise of the bouquet with abundant dark cherry and plum fruit supported by soft tannins. Well-handled oak; good structure and weight, and 
  68381.  notwithstanding all this flavour 
  68382.  keeps the core of elegance of the Merrill style.
  68383. 2010K
  68384. 2000R
  68385. 2010U
  68386. 6/2/98V
  68387. 24/6/98W
  68388. 99 bookY
  68389. 24/6/98\
  68390. 3693^
  68391. 4413w
  68392. James Halliday
  68393. 1/1/98
  68394. Medium to full yellow-green; a very complex bouquet with an array of toasty nutty bacony aromas to accompany the melon fruit is followed by a no less powerful and complex palate. Very Burgundian in feel and texture, it is already weighty by the normally reserved standards of Giaconda.
  68395. 2006K
  68396. 2000R
  68397. 2006U
  68398. 6/2/98V
  68399. 24/6/98W
  68400. 99 bookY
  68401. 24/6/98\
  68402. 3694^
  68403. James Halliday
  68404. 1/1/98
  68405. 7Light red, giving no hint of the outstanding character and flavour of the wine. The bouquet is striking, with fragrant sappy, spicy aromas; the palate is extraordinarily long, with silky slippery sappy foresty flavours rippling on and on. Superb with tea-smoked duck, each mouthful better than the previous one.
  68406. 2003K
  68407. 1999R
  68408. 2003U
  68409. 6/2/98V
  68410. 24/6/98W
  68411. 99 bookY
  68412. 24/6/98\
  68413. 3695^
  68414. James Halliday
  68415. 1/1/98
  68416. vMedium red-purple; as ever, vanillin oak is the dominant force in the bouquet, but there is sweet, medium weight fruit present. The palate is likewise saturated with oak, but once again has attractive chocolate and berry fruit lurking underneath. Very well made if you like this much oak; the upcoming release of the 
  68417. 95 is excellent, with much more fruit (or less oak).    
  68418. 2005K
  68419. 2005U
  68420. 6/2/98V
  68421. 24/6/98W
  68422. 99 bookY
  68423. 24/6/98\
  68424. 3696^
  68425. James Halliday
  68426. 4414C
  68427. 1/1/98
  68428. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, smooth, with gently sweet berry aromas of light to medium intensity. An attractive, fruit-driven wine, silky smooth and sweet and not too jammy; the texture is very much akin to that of a Southern Rh
  68429. ne Valley red.
  68430. 2003K
  68431. 1999R
  68432. 2003U
  68433. 6/2/98V
  68434. 24/6/98W
  68435. 99 bookY
  68436. 24/6/98\
  68437. 3697^
  68438. 4414w
  68439. James Halliday
  68440. 1/1/98D
  68441. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet has a mix of minerally/stony notes with light citrus and peach fruit, the palate showing the same light minerally/citrussy combination. The problem with such wines is that they are neither fish nor fowl.F
  68442. 1999K
  68443. 1998R
  68444. 1999U
  68445. 6/2/98V
  68446. 24/6/98W
  68447. 99 bookY
  68448. 24/6/98\
  68449. 3698^
  68450. James Halliday
  68451. 1/1/98
  68452. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is very sweet, with ripe minty, cassis fruit; there is more of that super-ripe fruit on the blackberry and cassis-flavoured palate, which finishes with subtle oak. F
  68453. 2005K
  68454. 2000R
  68455. 2005U
  68456. 6/2/98V
  68457. 24/6/98W
  68458. 99 bookY
  68459. 24/6/98\
  68460. 3699^
  68461. James Halliday
  68462. 4415C
  68463. 1/1/98D
  68464. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean but more restrained than The Helm, with earthy berry fruit and subtle oak. A stylish wine on the palate, with blackberry, cassis and chocolate flavours, fine tannins and subtle oak. Well made.F
  68465. 2005K
  68466. 2000R
  68467. 2005U
  68468. 6/2/98V
  68469. 24/6/98W
  68470. 99 bookY
  68471. 24/6/98\
  68472. 3700^
  68473. 4415w
  68474. James Halliday
  68475. 4111C
  68476. 1/1/98D
  68477. Bright yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with ample buttery/peachy fruit and subtle oak. The rounded palate has less length than the Udy's Mill Chardonnay, but has plenty of honest peachy/buttery flavour, and minimal oak.F
  68478. 1999K
  68479. 1998R
  68480. 1999U
  68481. 6/2/98V
  68482. 24/6/98W
  68483. 99 bookY
  68484. 24/6/98\
  68485. 3701^
  68486. 4111w
  68487. James Halliday
  68488. 1/1/98D
  68489. Medium yellow-green; a quite complex and tangy bouquet with some citrus notes together with cashew and barrel-ferment characters. The palate, likewise, shows tangy citrus/melon/grapefruit flavours running through to a long finish.F
  68490. 2003K
  68491. 1999R
  68492. 2003U
  68493. 6/2/98V
  68494. 24/6/98W
  68495. 99 bookY
  68496. 24/6/98\
  68497. 3702^
  68498. James Halliday
  68499. 3209C
  68500. 1/1/98D
  68501. Medium to full red-purple; a rich and full bouquet with the promise of luscious dark berry, plum and chocolate fruit is fulfilled on the palate, which shows strong regional fruit varietal character framed with supple, sweet American oak. Delicious.F
  68502. 2010K
  68503. 2000R
  68504. 2010U
  68505. 6/2/98V
  68506. 24/6/98W
  68507. 99 bookY
  68508. 24/6/98\
  68509. 3703^
  68510. 3209w
  68511. James Halliday
  68512. 4416C
  68513. 1/1/98
  68514. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows soft, tropical fruit salad aromas with mango, peach and passionfruit all present. There is more of the same on the soft, pleasantly fruity palate with its near-dry finish.F
  68515. 1999K
  68516. 1998R
  68517. 1999U
  68518. 6/2/98V
  68519. 24/6/98W
  68520. 99 bookY
  68521. 24/6/98\
  68522. 3704^
  68523. 4416w
  68524. James Halliday
  68525. 4417C
  68526. 1/1/98D
  68527. Medium yellow-green; a clean, authentic, gently ripe gooseberry-accented bouquet introduces a wine which undoubtedly lacks the intensity of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, but is positively flavoured and nicely balanced. Won't frighten the horses.F
  68528. 1999K
  68529. 1998R
  68530. 1999U
  68531. 6/2/98V
  68532. 24/6/98W
  68533. 99 bookY
  68534. 24/6/98\
  68535. 3705^
  68536. 4417w
  68537. James Halliday
  68538. 3364C
  68539. 1/1/98
  68540. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with a range of minty/leafy/earthy aromas, with more of the same on the palate. Subtle oak. Not as good as preceding vintages; it is clear 
  68541. 96 was a schizophrenic vintage in Coonawarra.F
  68542. 2004K
  68543. 1999R
  68544. 2004U
  68545. 6/2/98V
  68546. 24/6/98W
  68547. 99 bookY
  68548. 24/6/98\
  68549. 3706^
  68550. 3364w
  68551. James Halliday
  68552. 4033C
  68553. 1/1/98
  68554. !Dense red-purple; extremely ripe, lush berry and liquorice fruit intermingles with cedar/sandalwood/spice-accented oak on the bouquet. The palate displays almost riotous fruit with distinct jammy Malbec varietal flavour together with sundry spices; quite potent tannins come on the finish.
  68555. 2010K
  68556. 2003R
  68557. 2010U
  68558. 6/2/98V
  68559. 24/6/98W
  68560. 99 bookY
  68561. 24/6/98\
  68562. 3707^
  68563. 4033w
  68564. James Halliday
  68565. 1/1/98
  68566. Medium to full red-purple; curious, highly scented mint and fern-like aromas on the bouquet, with all of the above plus five spice on the palate. A wine from left field, but not unattractive. F
  68567. 2008K
  68568. 2002R
  68569. 2008U
  68570. 6/2/98V
  68571. 24/6/98W
  68572. 99 bookY
  68573. 24/6/98\
  68574. 3708^
  68575. James Halliday
  68576. 1/1/98D
  68577. Medium to full yellow; a rich bouquet showing some bottle development with a mix of honey and lemon aromas is followed by a solid wine on the palate with tangy flavour falling away fractionally on the finish.F
  68578. 2002K
  68579. 1998R
  68580. 2002U
  68581. 6/2/98V
  68582. 24/6/98W
  68583. 99 bookY
  68584. 24/6/98\
  68585. 3709^
  68586. James Halliday
  68587. 4418C
  68588. 1/1/98D
  68589. Medium yellow-green; a quite potent bouquet with a clean mix of lemony and minerally aromas is followed by a palate with good intensity and weight to the lemon and herb flavours. Well-balanced acidity, and a wine which could age with grace.F
  68590. 2003K
  68591. 1998R
  68592. 2003U
  68593. 6/2/98V
  68594. 24/6/98W
  68595. 99 bookY
  68596. 24/6/98\
  68597. 3710^
  68598. 4418w
  68599. James Halliday
  68600. 4419C
  68601. 1/1/98
  68602. Amazingly deep purple-red; a clean, potent, powerful mint and cherry bouquet is replicated on the strongly flavoured palate. A wine which will appeal more to some than to others, scoring on the strength of its muscle rather than its finesse or varietal definition.
  68603. 2005K
  68604. 1999R
  68605. 2005U
  68606. 6/2/98V
  68607. 24/6/98W
  68608. 99 bookY
  68609. 24/6/98\
  68610. 3711^
  68611. 4419w
  68612. James Halliday
  68613. 4420C
  68614. 1/1/98D
  68615. Light to medium yellow-green; a light bouquet with quite aromatic citrus and melon fruit is inexorably followed by a pleasant, gently sweet palate which is vaguely soporific.F
  68616. 1999K
  68617. 1998R
  68618. 1999U
  68619. 6/2/98V
  68620. 24/6/98W
  68621. 99 bookY
  68622. 24/6/98\
  68623. 3712^
  68624. 4420w
  68625. James Halliday
  68626. 2200C
  68627. 1/1/98
  68628. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with quite fragrant cassis, mint, cedar and leaf aromas. The palate is lively, with crisp, juicy leaf, minty and berry flavours, and minimal tannins. As ever, simply doesn't show the time it has spent in oak.
  68629. 2003K
  68630. 2000R
  68631. 2003U
  68632. 6/2/98V
  68633. 24/6/98W
  68634. 99 bookY
  68635. 24/6/98\
  68636. 3713^
  68637. 2200w
  68638. James Halliday
  68639. 4421C
  68640. 1/1/98
  68641. VMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft, with ripe sauvignon blanc fruit characters the major component, but with some more herbal notes also present. On the palate, the varietal character is quite evident, and just a hint of oak adding as much to the texture as the flavour. To be hypercritical, flattens off ever so slightly on the finish.
  68642. 1999K
  68643. 1998R
  68644. 1999U
  68645. 6/2/98V
  68646. 24/6/98W
  68647. 99 bookY
  68648. 24/6/98\
  68649. 3714^
  68650. 4421w
  68651. James Halliday
  68652. 4422C
  68653. 1/1/98
  68654. Medium yellow-green; the touch of oak is quite evident on the bouquet but well integrated with the herbal fruit. The palate attests to the winemaking skills with a hint of spicy oak and a long, crisp finish. Not the usual tutti frutti Verdelho by any means.
  68655. 1999K
  68656. 1998R
  68657. 1999U
  68658. 6/2/98V
  68659. 24/6/98W
  68660. 99 bookY
  68661. 24/6/98\
  68662. 3715^
  68663. 4422w
  68664. James Halliday
  68665. 4423C
  68666. 1/1/98
  68667. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with lemony/charry oak evident but not overly assertive. The palate is well constructed and balanced; while not particularly rich, has attractive peachy citrussy flavours providing length and grip.
  68668. 2000K
  68669. 1998R
  68670. 2000U
  68671. 6/2/98V
  68672. 24/6/98W
  68673. 99 bookY
  68674. 24/6/98\
  68675. 3716^
  68676. 4423w
  68677. James Halliday
  68678. 4424C
  68679. 1/1/98
  68680. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with gently sweet ripe berry fruit of medium intensity. The palate, likewise of medium weight, is well balanced and composed, with a mix of berry, mint, leaf and earth flavours. The oak influence is subtle throughout.
  68681. 2003K
  68682. 1999R
  68683. 2003U
  68684. 6/2/98V
  68685. 24/6/98W
  68686. 99 bookY
  68687. 24/6/98\
  68688. 3717^
  68689. 4424w
  68690. James Halliday
  68691. 1/1/98D
  68692. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite tangy, with a mix of citrus, melon and lime/nectarine fruit; on the palate the mix of citrus, lime and vegetal flavours all point to less than perfectly ripened fruit. F
  68693. 1999K
  68694. 1998R
  68695. 1999U
  68696. 6/2/98V
  68697. 24/6/98W
  68698. 99 bookY
  68699. 24/6/98\
  68700. 3718^
  68701. James Halliday
  68702. 4425C
  68703. 1/1/98
  68704. Medium red-purple; the bouquet unfolds chocolate and earth initially, then hints of leather followed by touches of spice; on the palate, chocolatey flavours come to the fore, supported by pleasant berry notes and utterly appropriate oak.F
  68705. 2004K
  68706. 1999R
  68707. 2004U
  68708. 6/2/98V
  68709. 24/6/98W
  68710. 99 bookY
  68711. 24/6/98\
  68712. 3719^
  68713. 4425w
  68714. James Halliday
  68715. 4427C
  68716. 1/1/98
  68717. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, but the fruit has soaked up the oak, and one suspects that only a fraction of it was new. On the palate, a tangy and stylish wine, with the extremely successful use of oak adding greatly to the texture without taking away the fruit.
  68718. 2005K
  68719. 1998R
  68720. 2005U
  68721. 6/2/98V
  68722. 24/6/98W
  68723. 99 bookY
  68724. 24/6/98\
  68725. 3720^
  68726. 4427w
  68727. James Halliday
  68728. 1/1/98
  68729. Medium straw-yellow; the bouquet shows quite pronounced spicy/charry oak which is also quite evident on the very ripe fruit of the palate. Here the flavours run through peach to more nutty/mealy characters, attesting to the 14 degrees alcohol.F
  68730. 2001K
  68731. 1998R
  68732. 2001U
  68733. 6/2/98V
  68734. 24/6/98W
  68735. 99 bookY
  68736. 24/6/98\
  68737. 3721^
  68738. James Halliday
  68739. 1/1/98D
  68740. Light to medium yellow-green; a subtle and smooth bouquet with melon and cashew aromas is followed by a gentle, smooth palate, again showing melon and touches of cashew. Sensitive oak handling throughout.F
  68741. 1999K
  68742. 1998R
  68743. 1999U
  68744. 6/2/98V
  68745. 24/6/98W
  68746. 99 bookY
  68747. 24/6/98\
  68748. 3722^
  68749. James Halliday
  68750. 1/1/98
  68751. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet provides an interesting mix of spice, herbs, cherry and plum. The palate is quite powerful and youthful with cherry and mint flavours, but slightly green edges which may soften with further bottle age.F
  68752. 2004K
  68753. 2000R
  68754. 2004U
  68755. 6/2/98V
  68756. 24/6/98W
  68757. 99 bookY
  68758. 24/6/98\
  68759. 3723^
  68760. James Halliday
  68761. 4428C
  68762. 1/1/98
  68763. +Medium yellow-green; a restrained bouquet with subtle fruit and oak providing an interplay between mineral, nectarine and cashew aromas. The palate is in similar restrained style, with nutty cashew flavours from the partial malolactic fermentation providing much of the flavour. Overall, harmonious.
  68764. 2001K
  68765. 1998R
  68766. 2001U
  68767. 6/2/98V
  68768. 24/6/98W
  68769. 99 bookY
  68770. 24/6/98\
  68771. 3724^
  68772. 4428w
  68773. James Halliday
  68774. 2219C
  68775. 1/1/98
  68776. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium to full intensity, with earthy blackberry fruit and subtle oak. Sweet cassis berry flavours come through strongly on the forepalate before moving through to a firmer finish. Nicely judged oak.F
  68777. 2004K
  68778. 2000R
  68779. 2004U
  68780. 6/2/98V
  68781. 24/6/98W
  68782. 99 bookY
  68783. 24/6/98\
  68784. 3725^
  68785. 2219w
  68786. James Halliday
  68787. 1014C
  68788. 1/1/98
  68789. -Medium red-purple; an unexpectedly rich and sweet bouquet with blackcurrant and blackberry fruit is followed by a supple palate with red berry, blackcurrant and bitter chocolate flavours supported by perfectly balanced oak and tannins. An exceptionally good outcome for a difficult Coonawarra vintage.
  68790. 2005K
  68791. 1999R
  68792. 2005U
  68793. 6/2/98V
  68794. 24/6/98W
  68795. 99 bookY
  68796. 24/6/98\
  68797. 3726^
  68798. 1014w
  68799. James Halliday
  68800. 4429C
  68801. 1/1/98
  68802. Light yellow-green; intense floral frangipani/blossom cool-grown aromas on the bouquet are followed by a lively, citrussy herbaceous palate which challenges conventional notions about the taste of Chardonnay, but which is well made.F
  68803. 2001K
  68804. 1998R
  68805. 2001U
  68806. 6/2/98V
  68807. 24/6/98W
  68808. 99 bookY
  68809. 24/6/98\
  68810. 3727^
  68811. 4429w
  68812. James Halliday
  68813. 4430C
  68814. 1/1/98
  68815. Medium red-purple, still bright; the bouquet shows excellent varietal character with solid plummy/foresty fruit, and there is more of the same on the powerful palate. Plummy/foresty flavours are there in abundance; the texture is, perhaps, fractionally hard.
  68816. 2002K
  68817. 1998R
  68818. 2002U
  68819. 6/2/98V
  68820. 24/6/98W
  68821. 99 bookY
  68822. 24/6/98\
  68823. 3728^
  68824. 4430w
  68825. James Halliday
  68826. 3115C
  68827. 1/1/98
  68828. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, quite intense, with sweet red berry and earth fruit supported by a nice touch of charry oak. The palate too shows lots of sweet redcurrant, raspberry and minty fruit with soft tannins and nicely judged charry vanilla oak. 
  68829. 2005K
  68830. 1999R
  68831. 2005U
  68832. 6/2/98V
  68833. 24/6/98W
  68834. 99 bookY
  68835. 24/6/98\
  68836. 3729^
  68837. 3115w
  68838. James Halliday
  68839. 1/1/98
  68840. Medium yellow-green; a smooth, fruit-driven bouquet with ripe melon and fig fruit interwoven with subtle oak and malolactic fermentation influences. The palate is similarly fine and elegant, quite tight and citrussy, finishing with crisp acid. Very well balanced, and will be long-lived.
  68841. 2006K
  68842. 1999R
  68843. 2006U
  68844. 6/2/98V
  68845. 24/6/98W
  68846. 99 bookY
  68847. 24/6/98\
  68848. 3730^
  68849. James Halliday
  68850. 1/1/98
  68851. Medium yellow-green; there are ripe, tropical canned fruit aromas on the bouquet; the wine is quite rich on the mid-palate in particular, with soft peachy/buttery fruit, and minimal oak input.F
  68852. 1999K
  68853. 1998R
  68854. 1999U
  68855. 6/2/98V
  68856. 24/6/98W
  68857. 99 bookY
  68858. 24/6/98\
  68859. 3731^
  68860. James Halliday
  68861. 4431C
  68862. 1/1/98D
  68863. Medium red; the bouquet is soft, with cedar, vanilla, chocolate and berry aromas intermingling. The palate is more earthy, lacking the richness of the Merlot, and with a fractionally green finish.F
  68864. 2002K
  68865. 1998R
  68866. 2002U
  68867. 6/2/98V
  68868. 24/6/98W
  68869. 99 bookY
  68870. 24/6/98\
  68871. 3732^
  68872. 4431w
  68873. James Halliday
  68874. 4432C
  68875. 1/1/98
  68876. Medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet with minerally/earthy characters, and relatively low fruit aroma. The wine has good fruit weight on the forepalate, and is clean and well balanced, although it does toughen up fractionally on the finish. Likely to age well.
  68877. 2002K
  68878. 1998R
  68879. 2002U
  68880. 6/2/98V
  68881. 24/6/98W
  68882. 99 bookY
  68883. 24/6/98\
  68884. 3733^
  68885. 4432w
  68886. James Halliday
  68887. 2304C
  68888. 1/1/98
  68889. Bright red-purple of medium depth; there are distinctive and distinctly earthy overtones to the sweet fruit on the bouquet, with firm earthy characters wrapped around a core of sweet fruit on the palate. I just have the feeling Gamay should be about the sweetness, not the firmness. 
  68890. 1999K
  68891. 1998R
  68892. 1999U
  68893. 6/2/98V
  68894. 24/6/98W
  68895. 99 bookY
  68896. 24/6/98\
  68897. 3734^
  68898. 2304w
  68899. James Halliday
  68900. 4433C
  68901. 1/1/98D
  68902. Medium red; the bouquet shows a mix of leafy, minty and more earthy overtones; the palate ranges through firm herbaceous/olive flavours into some attractive red fruits; subtle oak.F
  68903. 2003K
  68904. 1999R
  68905. 2003U
  68906. 6/2/98V
  68907. 24/6/98W
  68908. 99 bookY
  68909. 24/6/98\
  68910. 3735^
  68911. 4433w
  68912. James Halliday
  68913. 2354C
  68914. 1/1/98
  68915. Medium yellow-green; strong toasty oak surrounds peachy fruit on the bouquet, and embraces it in a vice-like grip on the palate.F
  68916. 1999K
  68917. 1998R
  68918. 1999U
  68919. 6/2/98V
  68920. 24/6/98W
  68921. 99 bookY
  68922. 24/6/98\
  68923. 3736^
  68924. 2354w
  68925. James Halliday
  68926. 4137C
  68927. 1/1/98
  68928. !Strong red-purple; there is lots of dense fruit on the bouquet, with slightly raw American oak also present. Once again, the oak is aggressive and oppressive on the palate; a pity given the quality of the underlying fruit. Time may well help the balance of the wine but I am not convinced.
  68929. 2006K
  68930. 2002R
  68931. 2006U
  68932. 6/2/98V
  68933. 24/6/98W
  68934. 99 bookY
  68935. 24/6/98\
  68936. 3737^
  68937. 4137w
  68938. James Halliday
  68939. 2355C
  68940. 1/1/98D
  68941. Full red-purple; the bouquet is chock-full of the raw American oak evident in the 
  68942. 96 Shiraz; the same thing happens on the palate. A pity, for there is some good fruit hiding in the oak forest.F
  68943. 2005K
  68944. 2001R
  68945. 6/2/98V
  68946. 24/6/98W
  68947. 99 bookY
  68948. 24/6/98\
  68949. 3738^
  68950. 2355w
  68951. James Halliday
  68952. 4434C
  68953. 1/1/98
  68954. Full yellow-green, already advanced for its age. The bouquet opens with pungent, potent American oak which tends to initially swamp the fruit, but it fights back on a potent peach and vanilla palate, finishing with zingy acid. Whatever else, not short on flavour or character.
  68955. 1999K
  68956. 1998R
  68957. 1999U
  68958. 6/2/98V
  68959. 24/6/98W
  68960. 99 bookY
  68961. 24/6/98\
  68962. 3739^
  68963. 4434w
  68964. James Halliday
  68965. 1/1/98D
  68966. Vivid purple-red; a youthful, fresh and clean bouquet is followed by a similarly fresh, youthful palate in which I was able to find red berry, leaf, mint, herb, spice and cherry flavours - but not much oak.F
  68967. 2001K
  68968. 1998R
  68969. 2001U
  68970. 6/2/98V
  68971. 24/6/98W
  68972. 99 bookY
  68973. 24/6/98\
  68974. 3740^
  68975. James Halliday
  68976. 4435C
  68977. 1/1/98
  68978. Medium to full red-purple; a clean, fresh, juicy bouquet with light cherry fruit is followed by a crisp, juicy berry palate, finishing with quite pronounced crisp acid. A white wine drinker's red wine.F
  68979. 2001K
  68980. 1998R
  68981. 2001U
  68982. 6/2/98V
  68983. 24/6/98W
  68984. 99 bookY
  68985. 24/6/98\
  68986. 3741^
  68987. 4435w
  68988. James Halliday
  68989. 2253C
  68990. 1/1/98
  68991. Medium to full yellow-green; sophisticated spicy/charry oak leads the bouquet into a very rich palate, which carries the oak very well, for there are masses of lemon and tropical fruit flavours. Despite all this flavour, not heavy, and has good balance and length.
  68992. 2001K
  68993. 1998R
  68994. 2001U
  68995. 6/2/98V
  68996. 24/6/98W
  68997. 99 bookY
  68998. 24/6/98\
  68999. 3742^
  69000. 2253w
  69001. James Halliday
  69002. 4028C
  69003. 1/1/98
  69004. Strong red-purple; the bouquet is scented and aromatic with a potent mix of leaf, spice and mint, together with oak. The palate is potent and youthful with high-toned, slightly edgy fruit, and not showing the same lusciously ripe characters of the 
  69005. 2011K
  69006. 2001R
  69007. 2011U
  69008. 6/2/98V
  69009. 24/6/98W
  69010. 99 bookY
  69011. 24/6/98\
  69012. 3743^
  69013. 4028w
  69014. James Halliday
  69015. 2255C
  69016. 1/1/98
  69017. Medium to full red-purple; a similar potent bouquet to that of the Heytesbury, with leafy/minty/earthy aromas; herbaceous fruit is partially balanced by sweet, high-quality vanilla oak on the palate, but one is left to wonder what went on in the vineyard in 1996.
  69018. 2007K
  69019. 2000R
  69020. 2007U
  69021. 6/2/98V
  69022. 24/6/98W
  69023. 99 bookY
  69024. 24/6/98\
  69025. 3744^
  69026. 2255w
  69027. James Halliday
  69028. 4436C
  69029. 1/1/98
  69030. Light to medium yellow-green; a firm bouquet with good varietal character showing herbaceous citrus and mineral aromas of medium intensity. The palate is firm, with some faintly biscuity/toasty notes which marginally detract; pronounced crisp acid on the finish.
  69031. 2004K
  69032. 2000R
  69033. 2004U
  69034. 6/2/98V
  69035. 24/6/98W
  69036. 99 bookY
  69037. 24/6/98\
  69038. 3745^
  69039. 4436w
  69040. James Halliday
  69041. 4437C
  69042. 1/1/98D
  69043. Medium red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet of medium intensity, with cherry, vanilla and plum aromas leads into a wine which is ever so slightly on the oaky side, but has nice flavour and balance, with hints of spice, black cherry and plum.F
  69044. 2006K
  69045. 2000R
  69046. 2006U
  69047. 6/2/98V
  69048. 24/6/98W
  69049. 99 bookY
  69050. 24/6/98\
  69051. 3746^
  69052. 4437w
  69053. James Halliday
  69054. 4438C
  69055. 1/1/98
  69056. Light to medium yellow-green; a crisp, fresh bouquet with tangy herb and grass aromas is followed by a long, clean palate with some minerally notes adding to its structure, yet retaining a certain delicacy.F
  69057. 2000K
  69058. 1998R
  69059. 2000U
  69060. 6/2/98V
  69061. 24/6/98W
  69062. 99 bookY
  69063. 24/6/98\
  69064. 3747^
  69065. 4438w
  69066. James Halliday
  69067. 4439C
  69068. 1/1/98
  69069. 4Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with quite powerful blackberry and earth varietal fruit; subtle oak. The powerful and slightly austere palate has blackberry, earth and chocolate flavours on the mid-palate before moving through to a cedary/briary finish supported by quite persistent tannins.
  69070. 2007K
  69071. 2000R
  69072. 2007U
  69073. 6/2/98V
  69074. 24/6/98W
  69075. 99 bookY
  69076. 24/6/98\
  69077. 3748^
  69078. 4439w
  69079. James Halliday
  69080. 1/1/98
  69081. Medium to full red-purple; a smooth and harmonious bouquet with rich chocolate and berry fruit woven through vanilla oak. The elegant palate provides all of the flavours promised by the bouquet together with a touch of mint. I particularly like the judicious oak handling.
  69082. 2005K
  69083. 2000R
  69084. 2005U
  69085. 6/2/98V
  69086. 24/6/98W
  69087. 99 bookY
  69088. 24/6/98\
  69089. 3749^
  69090. James Halliday
  69091. 4440C
  69092. 1/1/98D
  69093. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, of light to medium intensity, with a range of leafy/minty/earthy aromas. The palate has soaked up the oak, and tends herbaceous, with some minty flavours, and an overall crisp (arguably too crisp) mouthfeel.F
  69094. 2003K
  69095. 1999R
  69096. 2003U
  69097. 6/2/98V
  69098. 24/6/98W
  69099. 99 bookY
  69100. 24/6/98\
  69101. 3750^
  69102. 4440w
  69103. James Halliday
  69104. 1/1/98
  69105. 0Dense red-purple; the bouquet exudes gloriously dense chocolate and black cherry fruit, supported by excellent oak.  The exotically concentrated and dense palate has outstanding texture and structure; ripe black cherry and chocolate flavours, subtle but sweet oak and fine tannins complete a great wine. 
  69106. 2015K
  69107. 2000R
  69108. 2015U
  69109. 12/2/98V
  69110. 24/6/98W
  69111. 99 bookY
  69112. 24/6/98\
  69113. 3751^
  69114. James Halliday
  69115. 1/1/98
  69116. eDistinct straw tinges, typical of Domaine Chandon Brut at the point of its first disgorgement. The bouquet is crisp, clean and youthful, with attractive mineral and apple aromas. The palate is citrus-tinged, with touches of cinnamon spice, and has an almost fairy-like delicacy. Great finish; one of the best young Bruts to so far come from Domaine Chandon.
  69117. 2002K
  69118. 1998R
  69119. 2002U
  69120. 12/2/98V
  69121. 24/6/98W
  69122. 99 bookY
  69123. 24/6/98\
  69124. 3752^
  69125. James Halliday
  69126. 1/1/98D
  69127. Strong red-purple; a fragrant, potent mix of berry, leaf, spice and earth aromas lead into a wine of excellent weight and structure, right back to the best. Sweet red cherry, mint and blackberry flavours run through the palate; subtle oak.F
  69128. 2005K
  69129. 2000R
  69130. 2005U
  69131. 12/2/98V
  69132. 24/6/98W
  69133. 99 bookY
  69134. 24/6/98\
  69135. 3753^
  69136. James Halliday
  69137. 1/5/97
  69138. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, supremely elegant wine with melon and nectarine fruit aromas surrounded by subtle, spicy oak on the bouquet. The palate is brilliantly balanced, youthful and elegant yet intense, with more of those melon/citrus/grapefruit flavours. An iron fist in a silk (not velvet) glove, which barely shows its 13.5 degrees alcohol. Leeuwin Estate is absolutely not in decline.
  69139. 98 bookF
  69140. 2005K
  69141. 1997R
  69142. 2005U
  69143. 12/2/98V
  69144. 24/6/98Y
  69145. 24/6/98\
  69146. 3754^
  69147. James Halliday
  69148. 1/1/98
  69149. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, showing attractive lemony citrus aromas to the clearly accented varietal fruit. The palate, like the bouquet, is of medium intensity and weight, but does have good feel on the tongue and grip and power on the finish.
  69150. 2007K
  69151. 2000R
  69152. 2007U
  69153. 12/2/98V
  69154. 24/6/98W
  69155. 99 bookY
  69156. 24/6/98\
  69157. 3755^
  69158. James Halliday
  69159. 1/1/98
  69160. Strong purple-red; an exceptionally smooth and intense bouquet, with abundant rich and sweet dark cherry and plum fruit swells into a round, mouth-filling palate, showing more of the same fruit flavours tinged with spice and subtle oak, closing with soft tannins.
  69161. 2010K
  69162. 2000R
  69163. 2010U
  69164. 12/2/98V
  69165. 24/6/98W
  69166. 99 bookY
  69167. 24/6/98\
  69168. 3756^
  69169. James Halliday
  69170. 1/1/98
  69171. 7Medium to full red-purple; there is a classic mix of cassis, olive/herb and earth on the strong bouquet, with just a hint of oak. The palate is complex, with strong varietal character (olive and cassis) and exhibiting quite pronounced tannins which build on the second half of the palate. Gentle oak throughout.
  69172. 2015K
  69173. 2000R
  69174. 2015U
  69175. 12/2/98V
  69176. 24/6/98W
  69177. 99 bookY
  69178. 24/6/98\
  69179. 3757^
  69180. James Halliday
  69181. 4442C
  69182. 1/1/98
  69183. Medium yellow-green; the aromas ripple through melon and citrus to cashew and toast, with the oak influence subtle throughout. The palate is quite elegant and tight, with the sensitive use of barrel-ferment characters giving a mix of creamy cashew characters to the core of melon fruit.
  69184. 2003K
  69185. 1999R
  69186. 2003U
  69187. 12/2/98V
  69188. 24/6/98W
  69189. 99 bookY
  69190. 24/6/98\
  69191. 3758^
  69192. 4442w
  69193. James Halliday
  69194. 4443C
  69195. 1/2/98
  69196. Light to medium green-yellow; the fruit, with intriguing hints of gooseberry, is surrounded with well-balanced and integrated spicy oak. The palate is highly sophisticated, with passionfruit overtones to the fruit threaded through delicately spicy oak. Utterly seductive. 
  69197. 2002K
  69198. 1998R
  69199. 2002U
  69200. 12/2/98V
  69201. 24/6/98W
  69202. 99 bookY
  69203. 24/6/98\
  69204. 3759^
  69205. 4443w
  69206. James Halliday
  69207. 4444C
  69208. 1/1/98D
  69209. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet with a most attractive mix of passionfruit, gooseberry and nectarine aromas is followed by a well-balanced, fresh palate with a similar spread of flavours to the bouquet.F
  69210. 1999K
  69211. 1998R
  69212. 1999U
  69213. 13/2/98V
  69214. 24/6/98W
  69215. 99 bookY
  69216. 24/6/98\
  69217. 3760^
  69218. 4444w
  69219. James Halliday
  69220. 4445C
  69221. 1/1/98D
  69222. Medium yellow-green; rich, ripe tropical gooseberry fruit aromas are repeated on similarly ripe, slightly soft, gooseberry-accented palate.F
  69223. 1999K
  69224. 1998R
  69225. 1999U
  69226. 13/2/98V
  69227. 24/6/98W
  69228. 99 bookY
  69229. 24/6/98\
  69230. 3761^
  69231. 4445w
  69232. James Halliday
  69233. 4446C
  69234. 1/1/98D
  69235. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, with herbal/asparagus/capsicum aromas; the palate is lively, with minerally rather than fleshy structure and flavour, finishing with fresh acidity. F
  69236. 1999K
  69237. 1998R
  69238. 1999U
  69239. 13/2/98V
  69240. 24/6/98W
  69241. 99 bookY
  69242. 24/6/98\
  69243. 3762^
  69244. 4446w
  69245. James Halliday
  69246. 4447C
  69247. 1/1/98D
  69248. Medium red-purple; the bouquet has ample fresh red berry/earthy fruit with subtle oak; the palate flavours run through herb, olive and red berry, and while firm, are not green, and the overall structure of the wine is good.F
  69249. 2004K
  69250. 2000R
  69251. 2004U
  69252. 13/2/98V
  69253. 24/6/98W
  69254. 99 bookY
  69255. 24/6/98\
  69256. 3763^
  69257. 4447w
  69258. James Halliday
  69259. 4448C
  69260. 1/1/98
  69261. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is intense, with rich, sweet tropical/gooseberry fruit; a rich, mouthfilling and ripe wine on the palate, clean and very well made, and which does not cloy on the finish.F
  69262. 1999K
  69263. 1998R
  69264. 1999U
  69265. 13/2/98V
  69266. 24/6/98W
  69267. 99 bookY
  69268. 24/6/98\
  69269. 3764^
  69270. 4448w
  69271. James Halliday
  69272. 4449C
  69273. 1/1/98D
  69274. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is very floral, with spicy pear aromas, and the palate has considerable fruit flavour and intensity, again showing ripe pear flavours. Well balanced. F
  69275. 2001K
  69276. 1998R
  69277. 2001U
  69278. 13/2/98V
  69279. 24/6/98W
  69280. 99 bookY
  69281. 24/6/98\
  69282. 3765^
  69283. 4449w
  69284. James Halliday
  69285. 1/1/98D
  69286. Medium red-purple; solid plummy fruit on the bouquet is cut by a pleasant touch of earth and stem. The palate is of medium to full weight, with relatively tight structure, but ample sweet plummy fruit. Well-made wine.F
  69287. 2000K
  69288. 1998R
  69289. 2000U
  69290. 13/2/98V
  69291. 24/6/98
  69292. 99 bookY
  69293. 24/6/98\
  69294. 3766^
  69295. James Halliday
  69296. 4450C
  69297. 1/1/98
  69298. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet shows an intriguing combination of cinnamon/five spice characters running through strong plummy fruit; the palate is wonderfully rich and well balanced with plum and spice flavours, with very well balanced acidity giving length to the finish. Won trophies for Champion Pinot Noir and Best Red Wine of Show at the 1997 Liquorland Royal Easter Wine Show.
  69299. 2003K
  69300. 1998R
  69301. 2003U
  69302. 13/2/98V
  69303. 24/6/98Y
  69304. 24/6/98\
  69305. 3767^
  69306. James Halliday
  69307. 4450C
  69308. 1/1/98D
  69309. Excellent, strong red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of ripe, rich and sweet plummy/cherry fruit, yet avoids Portiness. A powerful wine on the palate, with outstanding structure, length and mouthfeel. Gold medal at the 1997 Air New Zealand Wine Awards.F
  69310. 2003K
  69311. 1998R
  69312. 2003U
  69313. 13/2/98V
  69314. 24/6/98W
  69315. 99 bookY
  69316. 24/6/98\
  69317. 3768^
  69318. 4450w
  69319. James Halliday
  69320. 3388C
  69321. 1/1/98D
  69322. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is redolent of passionfruit and gooseberry, striking even by New Zealand standards. The palate is as high flavoured as the bouquet promises yet avoids heaviness. The flavours ripple through the palate to a long finish.F
  69323. 1999K
  69324. 1998R
  69325. 1999U
  69326. 13/2/98V
  69327. 24/6/98W
  69328. 99 bookY
  69329. 24/6/98\
  69330. 3769^
  69331. 3388w
  69332. James Halliday
  69333. 4451C
  69334. 1/1/98
  69335. TLight to medium straw-green; the bouquet has both depth and complexity, with ripe gooseberry aromas dominant, but with hints of herb and capsicum. The palate is textured, with an array of flavours, starting with gooseberry, then some hints of lime and passionfruit, finally extending into white peach. A user-friendly wine in every respect.
  69336. 1999K
  69337. 1998R
  69338. 1999U
  69339. 13/2/98V
  69340. 24/6/98W
  69341. 99 bookY
  69342. 24/6/98\
  69343. 3770^
  69344. 4451w
  69345. James Halliday
  69346. 4452C
  69347. 1/1/98
  69348. Medium yellow-green; ripe gooseberry fruit is interwoven with strong toasty spicy oak on the bouquet; the palate is more fruit than barrel-ferment driven with textural complexity, and the oak spice being most evident on the finish of the wine. Lively and flavoursome.
  69349. 1999K
  69350. 1998R
  69351. 1999U
  69352. 13/2/98V
  69353. 24/6/98W
  69354. 99 bookY
  69355. 24/6/98\
  69356. 3771^
  69357. 4452w
  69358. James Halliday
  69359. 4453C
  69360. 1/1/98
  69361. 6Light to medium yellow-green; delicate, fresh nectarine and peach fruit, with just a hint of cashew/hazelnut from the malolactic fermentation on the bouquet. The palate is very fresh and lively, with pure nectarine, peach and citrus fruit, and, once again, a happily subtle touch from the malolactic component.
  69362. 2000K
  69363. 1998R
  69364. 2000U
  69365. 13/2/98V
  69366. 24/6/98W
  69367. 99 bookY
  69368. 24/6/98\
  69369. 3772^
  69370. 4453w
  69371. James Halliday
  69372. 4454C
  69373. 1/1/98
  69374. >Medium yellow-green; there is a range of aromas running from minerally to spicy, with faintly dusty overtones, but which are clean and show no botrytis influence. The wine has considerable mouthfeel and weight, with the intelligent use of residual sugar to give an almost creamy feel, without compromising the balance.
  69375. 2000K
  69376. 1998R
  69377. 2000U
  69378. 17/2/98V
  69379. 24/6/98W
  69380. 99 bookY
  69381. 24/6/98\
  69382. 3773^
  69383. 4454w
  69384. James Halliday
  69385. 4455C
  69386. 1/1/98D
  69387. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is ever so faintly sweaty, with passionfruit/tropical aromas, and in the mouth has that softer profile which is so much the mark of Nelson:  gentle tropical fruit with hints of lingering sweetness.F
  69388. 1999K
  69389. 1998R
  69390. 1999U
  69391. 17/2/98V
  69392. 24/6/98W
  69393. 99 bookY
  69394. 24/6/98\
  69395. 3774^
  69396. 4455w
  69397. James Halliday
  69398. 1/1/98
  69399. Medium yellow-green; an intensely fragrant bouquet with a mix of passionfruit, lime and peach aromas introduces a long palate, with intense fruit balanced by a slightly minerally grip to the finish. Top-flight wine. F
  69400. 2005K
  69401. 2000R
  69402. 2005U
  69403. 18/2/98V
  69404. 24/6/98W
  69405. 99 bookY
  69406. 24/6/98\
  69407. 3775^
  69408. James Halliday
  69409. 1/1/98D
  69410. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite rich, with a mix of toasty, cashew and fig aromas together with more tropical notes; the palate is pleasant, with similar, gentle white peach and fig flavours, but lacks structure and intensity. F
  69411. 1999K
  69412. 1998R
  69413. 1999U
  69414. 18/2/98V
  69415. 24/6/98W
  69416. 99 bookY
  69417. 24/6/98\
  69418. 3776^
  69419. James Halliday
  69420. 4456C
  69421. 1/1/98
  69422. %Glowing yellow-green; a super-intense bouquet with an exotic array of lime apricot and peach fruit aromas is followed by a palate which is much less powerful and intense than the bouquet. There is plenty of tasty tropical fruit, however, and the acid is relatively soft, which may please some.
  69423. 2001K
  69424. 1998R
  69425. 2001U
  69426. 18/2/98V
  69427. 24/6/98W
  69428. 99 bookY
  69429. 24/6/98\
  69430. 3777^
  69431. 4456w
  69432. James Halliday
  69433. 1001C
  69434. 1/1/98D
  69435. Light green-yellow; a lively, light, crisp and fresh bouquet with herbal and mineral aromas is logically followed by an utterly correct, clean and crisp palate with lemon, capsicum and redcurrant nuances, finishing with the expected acidity.F
  69436. 1999K
  69437. 1998R
  69438. 1999U
  69439. 18/2/98V
  69440. 24/6/98W
  69441. 99 bookY
  69442. 24/6/98\
  69443. 3778^
  69444. 1001w
  69445. James Halliday
  69446. 4457C
  69447. 1/1/98
  69448. ?Medium green-yellow; a crisp and clean bouquet with a mix of asparagus, herb, mineral and a hint of gooseberry all make their mark is followed by a lively, flavoursome palate with textural complexity deriving from the barrel-ferment component, yet with no appreciable oak flavour. Very much a case of less being better.
  69449. 1999K
  69450. 1998R
  69451. 1999U
  69452. 18/2/98V
  69453. 24/6/98W
  69454. 99 bookY
  69455. 24/6/98\
  69456. 3779^
  69457. 4457w
  69458. James Halliday
  69459. 4458C
  69460. 1/1/98
  69461. GLight to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet showing the sophisticated use of barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences well integrated with fig, cashew and melon fruit; very stylish. The palate is perhaps just a fraction light on, but is immaculately balanced, reflecting all of the flavours promised by the bouquet.
  69462. 2000K
  69463. 1998R
  69464. 2000U
  69465. 18/2/98V
  69466. 24/6/98W
  69467. 99 bookY
  69468. 24/6/98\
  69469. 3780^
  69470. 4458w
  69471. James Halliday
  69472. 1/1/98D
  69473. Medium yellow-green; an extremely complex, full-on bouquet with cashew/hazelnut malolactic and barrel-ferment aromas; there is a cavalcade of nutty, figgy and toasty flavours on the palate which seem to build power and presence on the finish.F
  69474. 2003K
  69475. 1998R
  69476. 2003U
  69477. 18/2/98V
  69478. 24/6/98W
  69479. 99 bookY
  69480. 24/6/98\
  69481. 3781^
  69482. 4459w
  69483. James Halliday
  69484. 1/1/98
  69485. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, crisp bouquet of light to medium intensity with a mix of gooseberry, passionfruit and herbal aromas is followed by a palate with more power and attack than the bouquet suggests, with attractive passionfruit flavours and a lingering, lively finish.
  69486. 1999K
  69487. 1998R
  69488. 1999U
  69489. 18/2/98V
  69490. 24/6/98W
  69491. 99 bookY
  69492. 24/6/98\
  69493. 3782^
  69494. James Halliday
  69495. 1/1/98
  69496. Medium red; cherry, earth and forest aromas of medium intensity are followed by a palate which has foresty/stemmy varietal character and fair length, but lacks the silkiness and succulence of the best New Zealand Pinot Noirs.F
  69497. 1999K
  69498. 1998R
  69499. 1999U
  69500. 18/2/98V
  69501. 24/6/98W
  69502. 99 bookY
  69503. 24/6/98\
  69504. 3783^
  69505. James Halliday
  69506. 4460C
  69507. 1/1/98D
  69508. Light to medium yellow-green; an extremely fragrant bouquet with rich lime blossom and passionfruit aromas. The long palate replicates those flavours finishing with acidity (rather than the flick of residual sugar) uppermost. F
  69509. 2002K
  69510. 1998R
  69511. 2002U
  69512. 18/2/98V
  69513. 24/6/98W
  69514. 99 bookY
  69515. 24/6/98\
  69516. 3784^
  69517. 4460w
  69518. James Halliday
  69519. 4461C
  69520. 1/1/98
  69521. Bright, light green-yellow; a light, spotlessly clean and crisp bouquet is followed on a crisp, clean palate with a mix of tangy citrus and gooseberry flavours which build on the back palate. Overall, in restrained style.F
  69522. 1999K
  69523. 1998R
  69524. 1999U
  69525. 18/2/98V
  69526. 24/6/98W
  69527. 99 bookY
  69528. 24/6/98\
  69529. 3785^
  69530. 4461w
  69531. James Halliday
  69532. 4462C
  69533. 1/1/98
  69534. Medium yellow-green; citrussy, slightly herbaceous, fruit aromas are supported by subtle oak and a hint of nutty malolactic fermentation character on the clean bouquet. The lively, tangy citrus and melon fruit of the palate are similarly supported by a hint of cashew and subtle oak.
  69535. 2001K
  69536. 1998R
  69537. 2001U
  69538. 18/2/98V
  69539. 24/6/98W
  69540. 99 bookY
  69541. 24/6/98\
  69542. 3786^
  69543. 4462w
  69544. James Halliday
  69545. 4463C
  69546. 1/1/98
  69547. Glowing yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with spicy nutmeg oak leads into a lively wine with citrus, herb and melon flavours, finishing with bright acidity. Restrained malolactic influence throughout.F
  69548. 1999K
  69549. 1998R
  69550. 1999U
  69551. 18/2/98V
  69552. 24/6/98W
  69553. 99 bookY
  69554. 24/6/98\
  69555. 3787^
  69556. 4463w
  69557. James Halliday
  69558. 4464C
  69559. 1/1/98D
  69560. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet of moderate intensity with cedary/leafy aromas is followed by an elegant palate with similar slightly herbaceous flavours. F
  69561. 2004K
  69562. 1999R
  69563. 2004U
  69564. 18/2/98V
  69565. 24/6/98W
  69566. 99 bookY
  69567. 24/6/98\
  69568. 3788^
  69569. 4464w
  69570. James Halliday
  69571. 1/1/98D
  69572. Medium to full red-purple; an attractive bouquet with sweet cassis and cedar aromas is followed by a palate which, while only of medium weight, is quite luscious, with sweet cassis/berry fruit supported by sweet oak. Soft tannin finish.F
  69573. 2004K
  69574. 1999R
  69575. 2004U
  69576. 18/2/98V
  69577. 24/6/98
  69578. 99 bookY
  69579. 24/6/98\
  69580. 3790^
  69581. James Halliday
  69582. 4465C
  69583. 1/1/98D
  69584. Bright red-purple; soft cherry, hints of caramel and mint aromas are followed by a soft, sweet berry fruit and vanilla oak-flavoured palate. F
  69585. 1999K
  69586. 1998R
  69587. 1999U
  69588. 18/2/98V
  69589. 24/6/98W
  69590. 99 bookY
  69591. 24/6/98\
  69592. 3791^
  69593. 4465w
  69594. James Halliday
  69595. 4466C
  69596. 1/1/98D
  69597. Light yellow-green; a clean, lively and quite tight lemony bouquet is followed by a minerally/spicy/stony palate, clean although not particularly fruity. Classic food style.F
  69598. 2000K
  69599. 1998R
  69600. 2000U
  69601. 18/2/98V
  69602. 24/6/98W
  69603. 99 bookY
  69604. 24/6/98\
  69605. 3792^
  69606. 4466w
  69607. James Halliday
  69608. 4467C
  69609. 1/1/98
  69610. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows some complexity with a range of secondary, nutty aromas and subtle oak, although not a great depth of fruit. The palate follows down the same track, with pleasant, light melon and cashew flavours; a touch of fresher oak might help.
  69611. 1999K
  69612. 1998R
  69613. 1999U
  69614. 18/2/98V
  69615. 24/6/98W
  69616. 99 bookY
  69617. 24/6/98\
  69618. 3793^
  69619. 4467w
  69620. James Halliday
  69621. 2272C
  69622. 1/1/98
  69623. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is moderately sweet, with a nice range of cedar, cigar, briar and chocolate aromas, and the palate is 
  69624.  if anything 
  69625.  even more attractive than the bouquet, with cedar, cassis and a touch of bitter chocolate. Good tannin structure.
  69626. 2002K
  69627. 1998R
  69628. 2002U
  69629. 18/2/98V
  69630. 24/6/98W
  69631. 99 bookY
  69632. 24/6/98\
  69633. 3794^
  69634. 2272w
  69635. James Halliday
  69636. 4468C
  69637. 1/1/98
  69638. +Medium red, with just a touch of purple; while only light to medium intensity, the bouquet is quite fragrant, with an appealing mix of leaf, cedar, mint and spice. The palate is similarly multiflavoured with spice (sweet, rather than peppery) to the fore; by no means a heavyweight, but flavoursome.
  69639. 1999K
  69640. 1998R
  69641. 1999U
  69642. 18/2/98V
  69643. 24/6/98W
  69644. 99 bookY
  69645. 24/6/98\
  69646. 3795^
  69647. 4468w
  69648. James Halliday
  69649. 4469C
  69650. 1/1/98
  69651. 2Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid and full with dark berry fruit complexed by hints of liquorice and leather. The palate is in full-on Rutherglen style, but not extractive or excessively tannic; rich and powerful dark chocolate, blackberry and liquorice fruit flavours are there in abundance.
  69652. 2006K
  69653. 2000R
  69654. 2006U
  69655. 18/2/98V
  69656. 24/6/98W
  69657. 99 bookY
  69658. 24/6/98\
  69659. 3796^
  69660. 4469w
  69661. James Halliday
  69662. 4470C
  69663. 1/1/98
  69664. 4Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet shows authentic Merlot varietal aromas with a mix of spicy and more earthy characters; light to medium intensity. The palate replicates the bouquet, with a range of cedary/leafy/minty flavours, authentic to the variety. How much you like all of this is another matter.
  69665. 2003K
  69666. 1998R
  69667. 2003U
  69668. 18/2/98V
  69669. 24/6/98W
  69670. 99 bookY
  69671. 24/6/98\
  69672. 3797^
  69673. 4470w
  69674. James Halliday
  69675. 4471C
  69676. 1/1/98D
  69677. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, with a mix of leafy, berry and more minty notes. The palate opens with sweeter fruit than the bouquet suggests, though some more leafy/briary characters do come through on the finish. Light, cool-grown style.F
  69678. 2000K
  69679. 1998R
  69680. 2000U
  69681. 18/2/98V
  69682. 24/6/98W
  69683. 99 bookY
  69684. 24/6/98\
  69685. 3798^
  69686. 4471w
  69687. James Halliday
  69688. 2339C
  69689. 1/1/98
  69690. Bright, light red-purple; the bouquet is spotlessly clean, with fresh, sweet red berry fruit, and no hint of the dreaded greens. The palate is equally attractive, with light, fresh juicy berry flavours, and a zippy finish.F
  69691. 1999K
  69692. 1998R
  69693. 1999U
  69694. 18/2/98V
  69695. 24/6/98W
  69696. 99 bookY
  69697. 24/6/98\
  69698. 3799^
  69699. 2339w
  69700. James Halliday
  69701. 3069C
  69702. 1/1/98D
  69703. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, with well-balanced and integrated oak, ranging from earthy mineral characters through to melon and cashew. A stylish palate with attractive melon fruit has a touch of almost biscuity oak.F
  69704. 2001K
  69705. 1998R
  69706. 2001U
  69707. 18/2/98V
  69708. 24/6/98W
  69709. 99 bookY
  69710. 24/6/98\
  69711. 3800^
  69712. 3069w
  69713. James Halliday
  69714. 1/1/98
  69715. Medium yellow-green; an extremely stylish yet typical young Yarra bouquet with fine melon, citrus and cashew fruit. The palate is very tight, intense and complex, with tangy citrus/melon fruit, good acid and subtle oak. A brilliant outcome for what was a better red than white vintage.
  69716. 2002K
  69717. 1998R
  69718. 2002U
  69719. 18/2/98V
  69720. 24/6/98W
  69721. 99 bookY
  69722. 24/6/98\
  69723. 3801^
  69724. James Halliday
  69725. 4473C
  69726. 1/1/98D
  69727. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite brisk, with earthy/sappy overtones to the cherry and plum fruit. The palate is almost classically austere, with stemmy/foresty notes surrounding plum and mint fruit flavours. F
  69728. 1999K
  69729. 1998R
  69730. 1999U
  69731. 18/2/98V
  69732. 24/6/98W
  69733. 99 bookY
  69734. 24/6/98\
  69735. 3802^
  69736. 4473w
  69737. James Halliday
  69738. 4071C
  69739. 1/1/98
  69740. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is very smooth and stylish, with ripe, dark berry fruit aromas together with gently cedary oak. A powerful wine in the mouth, with dark berry fruits, hints of leaf and mint, persistent tannins and quite firm acidity.F
  69741. 2008K
  69742. 2000R
  69743. 2008U
  69744. 18/2/98V
  69745. 24/6/98W
  69746. 99 bookY
  69747. 24/6/98\
  69748. 3803^
  69749. 4071w
  69750. James Halliday
  69751. 2280C
  69752. 1/1/98
  69753. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is relatively light, but has an appealing mix of cashew, melon and dried fig aromas woven through subtle oak. The elegant palate is very tangy and citrussy, with a long, cleansing finish. Tends to challenge rather than soothe.
  69754. 2001K
  69755. 1998R
  69756. 2001U
  69757. 18/2/98V
  69758. 24/6/98W
  69759. 99 bookY
  69760. 24/6/98\
  69761. 3804^
  69762. 2280w
  69763. James Halliday
  69764. 4474C
  69765. 1/1/98
  69766. "Bright red-purple; the bouquet is solid, with excellent dark plum and mint fruit, the palate likewise exhibiting considerable power and depth to the dark, plummy fruit. Notwithstanding all that power, not the least bit extractive or heavy, and has the essential softness of good Pinot Noir.
  69767. 2002K
  69768. 1998R
  69769. 2002U
  69770. 18/2/98V
  69771. 24/6/98W
  69772. 99 bookY
  69773. 24/6/98\
  69774. 3805^
  69775. 4474w
  69776. James Halliday
  69777. 4475C
  69778. 1/1/98D
  69779. Medium red-purple; a very smooth and clean bouquet with black cherry and subtle cedary oak introduces an attractive, mid-weight wine with more cherry and mint flavours. Dips fractionally on the back palate, perhaps.F
  69780. 2005K
  69781. 1999R
  69782. 2005U
  69783. 18/2/98V
  69784. 24/6/98W
  69785. 99 bookY
  69786. 24/6/98\
  69787. 3806^
  69788. 4475w
  69789. James Halliday
  69790. 4476C
  69791. 1/1/98
  69792. Medium red-purple; a clean, fresh bouquet with sweet cassis/raspberry fruit of light to medium intensity leads into an attractively sweet and soft wine, with ripe raspberry cassis flavours. Not a great deal of structure, to be sure, but what you get is good. 
  69793. 2004K
  69794. 1999R
  69795. 2004U
  69796. 18/2/98V
  69797. 24/6/98W
  69798. 99 bookY
  69799. 24/6/98\
  69800. 3807^
  69801. 4476w
  69802. James Halliday
  69803. 1/1/98D
  69804. Light yellow-green; the aromas are classic varietal, led by lime with some mineral undertones, tight and intense. The palate has delicate lime and passionfruit flavours running through to a relatively firm, youthful finish. At the very dawn of its life.F
  69805. 2007K
  69806. 2000R
  69807. 2007U
  69808. 18/2/98V
  69809. 24/6/98W
  69810. 99 bookY
  69811. 24/6/98\
  69812. 3808^
  69813. James Halliday
  69814. 1/1/98
  69815. !Light straw, with an ominous touch of pink; the bouquet is very tight, crisp and minerally, with subdued fruit, the palate similarly light and toasty, and not a lot of fruit evident. Were it not for the colour, one would hope (and expect) the best as the wine ages, but I am not convinced.
  69816. 2005K
  69817. 2000R
  69818. 2005U
  69819. 18/2/98V
  69820. 24/6/98W
  69821. 99 bookY
  69822. 24/6/98\
  69823. 3809^
  69824. James Halliday
  69825. 1/1/98D
  69826. Medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet with some herbal notes but which is not particularly aromatic leads into a stout palate with plenty of impact, but which cloys slightly on the finish. Lacks the varietal sparkle of some earlier vintages.F
  69827. 1999K
  69828. 1998R
  69829. 1999U
  69830. 18/2/98V
  69831. 24/6/98W
  69832. 99 bookY
  69833. 24/6/98\
  69834. 3810^
  69835. James Halliday
  69836. 1/11/97
  69837. Vibrant red-purple; exquisitely balanced oak cradles the near-perfect varietal fruit on both bouquet and palate. Cassis is there in abundance, and supple tannins provide the requisite structure. Young Cabernets don't come much better than this.F
  69838. 2015K
  69839. 2001R
  69840. 2015U
  69841. 18/2/98V
  69842. 24/6/98Y
  69843. 24/6/98\
  69844. 3811^
  69845. James Halliday
  69846. 3084C
  69847. 1/1/98D
  69848. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite strong, with earthy, berry and blackberry fruit and, all in all, a lot of presence. The palate opens up with sweet, ripe fruit but closes with somewhat aggressive tannins. A varietal conundrum.F
  69849. 2003K
  69850. 1999R
  69851. 2003U
  69852. 19/2/98V
  69853. 24/6/98W
  69854. 99 bookY
  69855. 24/6/98\
  69856. 3812^
  69857. 3084w
  69858. James Halliday
  69859. 1/1/98
  69860. Medium yellow-green; both the bouquet and palate are rather faint and light, a mere shadow of the slashing varietal fruit routinely coming through in New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs, against which it has to compete.F
  69861. 1999K
  69862. 1998R
  69863. 1999U
  69864. 19/2/98V
  69865. 24/6/98W
  69866. 99 bookY
  69867. 24/6/98\
  69868. 3813^
  69869. James Halliday
  69870. 1/1/98
  69871. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, full and smooth with nicely balanced black cherry and sweet vanilla oak. There is similarly attractive cherry and mint fruit on the entry of the wine into the mouth, although the finish is fractionally hard; lots of flavour
  69872. 2011K
  69873. 2001R
  69874. 2011U
  69875. 19/2/98V
  69876. 24/6/98W
  69877. 99 bookY
  69878. 24/6/98\
  69879. 3814^
  69880. James Halliday
  69881. 1/1/98
  69882. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with mineral and citrus aromas together with subtle oak. The palate is interesting, with cool-grown fruit predominant, running through a slightly vegetal melon/melon rind flavours. Not unappealing. 
  69883. 1999K
  69884. 1998R
  69885. 1999U
  69886. 19/2/98V
  69887. 24/6/98W
  69888. 99 bookY
  69889. 24/6/98\
  69890. 3815^
  69891. James Halliday
  69892. 1/1/98D
  69893. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and fresh, with light berry and earth fruit; subtle oak. Precisely the same things happen in the mouth, with fresh red berry fruit, a touch of earth and a whisper of oak; pleasant, not complex.F
  69894. 2000K
  69895. 1998R
  69896. 2000U
  69897. 19/2/98V
  69898. 24/6/98W
  69899. 99 bookY
  69900. 24/6/98\
  69901. 3816^
  69902. James Halliday
  69903. 3101C
  69904. 1/1/98
  69905. )Medium to full, bright red-purple; the solid berry fruit, with earthy varietal undertones, comes through on the robust palate with strong blackcurrant fruit. While the wine has lots of flavour and presence, the slightly raw, planky oak does not do the underlying quality of the fruit full justice.
  69906. 2006K
  69907. 2000R
  69908. 2006U
  69909. 19/2/98V
  69910. 24/6/98W
  69911. 99 bookY
  69912. 24/6/98\
  69913. 3817^
  69914. 3101w
  69915. James Halliday
  69916. 1/1/98D
  69917. Full red-purple; ripe prune, liquorice, hay and straw aromas announce a potently ripe wine on the palate with masses of prune and blackberry flavour. There is no oak influence, not excessively tannic.F
  69918. 2010K
  69919. 2000R
  69920. 2010U
  69921. 19/2/98V
  69922. 24/6/98W
  69923. 99 bookY
  69924. 24/6/98\
  69925. 3818^
  69926. James Halliday
  69927. 3102C
  69928. 1/1/98
  69929. Medium to full yellow-green; there is some pleasant melon and peach fruit on both bouquet and palate, but rather pedestrian, green oak does the wine no particular favours. F
  69930. 1999K
  69931. 1998R
  69932. 1999U
  69933. 19/2/98V
  69934. 24/6/98W
  69935. 99 bookY
  69936. 24/6/98\
  69937. 3819^
  69938. 3102w
  69939. James Halliday
  69940. 3103C
  69941. 1/1/98
  69942. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite rich with dark berry and chocolate aromas with nicely judged oak in support. The palate provides attractive cherry, plum and chocolate fruit flavours of medium weight; gentle oak. Motors along on its 14 degrees alcohol.
  69943. 2004K
  69944. 1999R
  69945. 2004U
  69946. 19/2/98V
  69947. 24/6/98W
  69948. 99 bookY
  69949. 24/6/98\
  69950. 3820^
  69951. 3103w
  69952. James Halliday
  69953. 4477C
  69954. 1/1/98
  69955. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant and aromatic with a mix of grapefruit and canned fruit aromas. There is lots of ripe melon and grapefruit on the palate with attractive mouthfeel and balance. Judicious oak handling throughout.F
  69956. 2001K
  69957. 1998R
  69958. 2001U
  69959. 19/2/98V
  69960. 24/6/98W
  69961. 99 bookY
  69962. 24/6/98\
  69963. 3821^
  69964. 4477w
  69965. James Halliday
  69966. 4478C
  69967. 1/1/98
  69968. ?Medium to full red; the bouquet is at once complex and classy, with berry, leaf and mint varietal fruit having that haunting medicinal character of top-class Merlot; suave, cedary oak adds yet another dimension. The palate has great richness and texture; despite all of its fruit and all of its oak, retains suppleness.
  69969. 2009K
  69970. 1999R
  69971. 2009U
  69972. 19/2/98V
  69973. 24/6/98W
  69974. 99 bookY
  69975. 24/6/98\
  69976. 3822^
  69977. 4478w
  69978. James Halliday
  69979. 3105C
  69980. 1/1/98
  69981. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is youthful, and not particularly complex, but does have attractive, fresh earthy/berry varietal fruit. The palate has slightly more structure and form than the bouquet suggests, with well-ripened cassis fruit, hints of olive and subtle oak. 
  69982. 2005K
  69983. 1999R
  69984. 2005U
  69985. 19/2/98V
  69986. 24/6/98W
  69987. 99 bookY
  69988. 24/6/98\
  69989. 3823^
  69990. 3105w
  69991. James Halliday
  69992. 1/1/98
  69993. 'Medium to full yellow-green; both bottle development and barrel-ferment characters make their mark on a rich, complex and tangy bouquet after which the short palate comes as a minor disappointment. Certainly there is full peach and citrus fruit there on entry, but the finish is somewhat abrupt.
  69994. 1999K
  69995. 1998R
  69996. 1999U
  69997. 19/2/98V
  69998. 24/6/98W
  69999. 99 bookY
  70000. 24/6/98\
  70001. 3824^
  70002. James Halliday
  70003. 1/1/98
  70004. Strong red-purple; a very smooth, voluptuous bouquet with dark berry fruits, hints of game and cedar introduces a complex palate with lots of substance; the flavours range through dark berry, cedar and spice. Well balanced and integrated oak throughout.F
  70005. 2010K
  70006. 2000R
  70007. 2010U
  70008. 19/2/98V
  70009. 24/6/98Y
  70010. 24/6/98\
  70011. 3825^
  70012. James Halliday
  70013. 1/1/98D
  70014. Strong red-purple; a rich, concentrated and powerful bouquet with plum, cherry and mint fruit; well-balanced subtle oak. The palate is still firm and youthful, with dark chocolate, mint and cherry fruit. Loaded with development potential.F
  70015. 2010K
  70016. 2000R
  70017. 2010U
  70018. 19/2/98V
  70019. 24/6/98W
  70020. 99 bookY
  70021. 24/6/98\
  70022. 3826^
  70023. James Halliday
  70024. 1/1/98
  70025. Medium red-purple; the bouquet has a mix of cedary/briary/leafy aromas which are neither intense nor rich. There are some dusty, chocolatey, berry and leaf flavours on the palate; a fair commercial wine, but not one to set the pulse racing.F
  70026. 2003K
  70027. 1998R
  70028. 2003U
  70029. 19/2/98V
  70030. 24/6/98W
  70031. 99 bookY
  70032. 24/6/98\
  70033. 3827^
  70034. James Halliday
  70035. 1/1/98D
  70036. Full red-purple; the bouquet is rich, with lots of vanilla oak in typical Orlando-style, but there is plenty of earthy black fruit character there in support. A chewy palate with blackberry, chocolate and oaky flavours interwoven in a complex structure.F
  70037. 2006K
  70038. 1999R
  70039. 2006U
  70040. 19/2/98V
  70041. 24/6/98W
  70042. 99 bookY
  70043. 24/6/98\
  70044. 3828^
  70045. James Halliday
  70046. 1/1/98
  70047. %Medium red-purple; a smooth and moderately intense bouquet has pleasantly ripe and sweet blackcurrant and chocolate fruit leading the way; the palate shows similarly attractive chocolate and blackberry fruit, with well-balanced oak in a support role. The structure, too, is well above average.
  70048. 2004K
  70049. 1999R
  70050. 2004U
  70051. 19/2/98V
  70052. 24/6/98W
  70053. 99 bookY
  70054. 24/6/98\
  70055. 3829^
  70056. James Halliday
  70057. 4056C
  70058. 1/1/98D
  70059. Bright yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with a mix of lime, mineral and toast, the palate very tight, youthful and crisp; totally unevolved.F
  70060. 2005K
  70061. 2000R
  70062. 2005U
  70063. 19/2/98V
  70064. 24/6/98W
  70065. 99 bookY
  70066. 24/6/98\
  70067. 3830^
  70068. 4056w
  70069. James Halliday
  70070. 1/1/98
  70071. 1Medium red-purple; a youthful and potent bouquet with earthy Shiraz and subtle oak announces a similarly callow, youthful and somewhat aggressive palate; a strange wine, atypical for the Redman-style which is usually much blander. Tasted shortly after bottling, and may well surprise with some bottle age.
  70072. 2005K
  70073. 2001R
  70074. 2005U
  70075. 19/2/98V
  70076. 24/6/98W
  70077. 99 bookY
  70078. 24/6/98\
  70079. 3831^
  70080. James Halliday
  70081. 1/1/98
  70082. "Medium red, with a touch of purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with some red berry fruit, a hint of earth and barely perceptible oak. The palate is youthful, with quite a deal of powerful earthy/berry fruit, but, like the Shiraz, is a departure in style for Redman, time will tell.
  70083. 2005K
  70084. 2001R
  70085. 2005U
  70086. 19/2/98V
  70087. 24/6/98W
  70088. 99 bookY
  70089. 24/6/98\
  70090. 3832^
  70091. James Halliday
  70092. 3169C
  70093. 1/1/98
  70094. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, full and complex bouquet marked by some tropical honeyed fruit is reflected in a rich, powerful full-on palate, utterly unexpected from the 
  70095. 97 vintage. Perhaps a fraction thick, but ...F
  70096. 1999K
  70097. 1998R
  70098. 1999U
  70099. 19/2/98V
  70100. 24/6/98W
  70101. 99 bookY
  70102. 24/6/98\
  70103. 3833^
  70104. 3169w
  70105. James Halliday
  70106. 2302C
  70107. 1/1/98D
  70108. Medium yellow-green; restrained peach and melon, with mineral hints and subtle oak aromas are followed by a lively wine with a pleasant array of melon, citrus and peach flavours. Once again, the oak is subtle.F
  70109. 2000K
  70110. 1998R
  70111. 2000U
  70112. 19/2/98V
  70113. 24/6/98W
  70114. 99 bookY
  70115. 24/6/98\
  70116. 3834^
  70117. 2302w
  70118. James Halliday
  70119. 3116C
  70120. 1/1/98D
  70121. Medium red; the clean and smooth bouquet of dark chocolate and earth is of moderate intensity. The palate is quite substantial, well composed, with attractive cedar/vanilla oak together with cherry, chocolate and earthy fruit.
  70122. 2004K
  70123. 1999R
  70124. 2004U
  70125. 19/2/98V
  70126. 24/6/98W
  70127. 99 bookY
  70128. 24/6/98\
  70129. 3835^
  70130. 3116w
  70131. James Halliday
  70132. 4479C
  70133. 1/1/98D
  70134. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is distinctly riper than the 
  70135. 95, with attractive sweet cassis fruit which comes through on the equally attractive palate. Cassis, cedar and fine but lingering tannins all go to make an elegant, delicious wine.F
  70136. 2005K
  70137. 2000R
  70138. 2005U
  70139. 19/2/98V
  70140. 24/6/98W
  70141. 99 bookY
  70142. 24/6/98\
  70143. 3836^
  70144. 4479w
  70145. James Halliday
  70146. 4480C
  70147. 1/1/98
  70148. YDull straw colour; unexpectedly, the bouquet has lots of character with rich gooseberry/tropical varietal aroma. The palate, too, has abundant, soft tropical/gooseberry fruit, softening slightly on the finish. Would have received higher points were it not for the colour; the other 
  70149. 97 whites from Ribbon Vale suffer even more from this problem.
  70150. 1999K
  70151. 1998R
  70152. 1999U
  70153. 19/2/98V
  70154. 24/6/98
  70155. 99 bookY
  70156. 24/6/98\
  70157. 3837^
  70158. 4480w
  70159. James Halliday
  70160. 4481C
  70161. 1/1/98D
  70162. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite ripe, with sweet, clean chocolatey/berry fruit and soft oak. The palate is powerful but well balanced, with blackberry, chocolate and earthy fruit.F
  70163. 2005K
  70164. 2000R
  70165. 2005U
  70166. 19/2/98V
  70167. 24/6/98W
  70168. 99 bookY
  70169. 24/6/98\
  70170. 3838^
  70171. 4481w
  70172. James Halliday
  70173. 4482C
  70174. 1/1/98D
  70175. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fresh and youthful with earth and spice Shiraz varietal character supported by just a whiff of oak. The palate provides precisely the same, fresh and youthful, with spicy/earthy berry fruit.F
  70176. 2006K
  70177. 2001R
  70178. 2006U
  70179. 19/2/98V
  70180. 24/6/98W
  70181. 99 bookY
  70182. 24/6/98\
  70183. 3839^
  70184. 4482w
  70185. James Halliday
  70186. 2224C
  70187. 1/1/98
  70188. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is firm, not particularly complex, but with clean, dark berry fruit. The palate has some substance, albeit constructed in a direct, no-frills fashion. Here the flavours veer more to red berry, with hints of cassis; oak is a more or less incidental visitor.
  70189. 2005K
  70190. 1999R
  70191. 2005U
  70192. 19/2/98V
  70193. 24/6/98W
  70194. 99 bookY
  70195. 24/6/98\
  70196. 3840^
  70197. 2224w
  70198. James Halliday
  70199. 1/1/98
  70200. =Peter Graugh. Strong red; an excellently rich and complex bouquet with blackberry, chocolate and earth supported by harmonious and sweet oak, and a substantial, chewy palate with an identical range of flavours. Will reach a peak somewhere over the next four or five years, but will hold that peak almost indefinitely.
  70201. 2010K
  70202. 2000R
  70203. 2010U
  70204. 19/2/98V
  70205. 24/6/98W
  70206. 99 bookY
  70207. 24/6/98\
  70208. 3841^
  70209. James Halliday
  70210. 3805C
  70211. 1/1/98
  70212. Bright red-purple; the bouquet has sweet cassis fruit of medium intensity backed by some pleasant cedary oak, the palate likewise turning around smooth, sweet fruit rather than structure or power. F
  70213. 1999K
  70214. 1998R
  70215. 1999U
  70216. 19/2/98V
  70217. 24/6/98W
  70218. 99 bookY
  70219. 24/6/98\
  70220. 3842^
  70221. 3805w
  70222. James Halliday
  70223. 1/1/98
  70224. Medium to full red-purple; the intense bouquet is clean, with powerful black cherry and earth shiraz varietal character; the palate smooth, rich and mouthfilling, running through black cherry, earth, a touch of chocolate and the barest hint of oak. Overall, has a deliciously silky feel.
  70225. 2006K
  70226. 2000R
  70227. 2006U
  70228. 19/2/98V
  70229. 24/6/98W
  70230. 99 bookY
  70231. 24/6/98\
  70232. 3843^
  70233. James Halliday
  70234. 1/1/98
  70235. Tremendous depth to the colour; the bouquet is powerful and intense, with blackberry and blackcurrant fruit, the palate luscious yet not jammy; here blackberry and cassis fruit ripples through a sweet mid-palate closing with fine tannins and subtle oak.F
  70236. 2008K
  70237. 2002R
  70238. 2008U
  70239. 19/2/98V
  70240. 24/6/98W
  70241. 99 bookY
  70242. 24/6/98\
  70243. 3844^
  70244. James Halliday
  70245. 4483C
  70246. 1/1/98D
  70247. Full red-purple; the sweet, ripe cherry and blackcurrant bouquet introduces a quite complex wine on the palate with mint and berry flavours, supple tannins and a long finish.F
  70248. 2005K
  70249. 2000R
  70250. 2005U
  70251. 19/2/98V
  70252. 24/6/98W
  70253. 99 bookY
  70254. 24/6/98\
  70255. 3845^
  70256. 4483w
  70257. James Halliday
  70258. 4484C
  70259. 1/1/98D
  70260. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, of medium intensity, with gently honeyed fruit. The palate is similarly pleasant and smooth, with a mix of honey, mineral and faintly herbaceous flavours. F
  70261. 2003K
  70262. 2000R
  70263. 2003U
  70264. 19/2/98V
  70265. 24/6/98W
  70266. 99 bookY
  70267. 24/6/98\
  70268. 3846^
  70269. 4484w
  70270. James Halliday
  70271. 4486C
  70272. 1/1/98D
  70273. Rose pink; the bouquet is clean, with no excess aldehydes, exhibiting a mix of strawberry, vanilla and spice. The attractively fine but well-flavoured palate is strawberry-accented, with nuances of spice and citrus, and an appropriately long finish.F
  70274. 1999K
  70275. 1998R
  70276. 1999U
  70277. 19/2/98V
  70278. 24/6/98W
  70279. 99 bookY
  70280. 24/6/98\
  70281. 3848^
  70282. 4486w
  70283. James Halliday
  70284. 2153C
  70285. 1/1/98D
  70286. Medium to full yellow-green; a crisp, clean citrussy/tangy bouquet leads into a palate which is tighter than the 
  70287. 94 and has less total flavour than the 
  70288. 94, but better length, balance and flavour persistence in that citrussy/lemony spectrum. F
  70289. 1999K
  70290. 1998R
  70291. 1999U
  70292. 19/2/98V
  70293. 24/6/98W
  70294. 99 bookY
  70295. 24/6/98\
  70296. 3849^
  70297. 2153w
  70298. James Halliday
  70299. 4070C
  70300. 1/1/98
  70301. Still holding red-purple; it has supple yet rich and sweet blackberry, chocolate, cedar and vanilla aromas on the bouquet, leading on to a palate with quite superb fruit, which swallows up the oak and finishes with lingering tannins.F
  70302. 2005K
  70303. 1999R
  70304. 2005U
  70305. 19/2/98V
  70306. 24/6/98W
  70307. 99 bookY
  70308. 24/6/98\
  70309. 3850^
  70310. 4070w
  70311. James Halliday
  70312. 1/1/98D
  70313. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with a mix of olive, leaf, briar and earth aromas. There are tight red berry and olive fruit flavours on the palate, supported by cedary oak and fine tannins.F
  70314. 2006K
  70315. 2000R
  70316. 2006U
  70317. 19/2/98V
  70318. 24/6/98W
  70319. 99 bookY
  70320. 24/6/98\
  70321. 3851^
  70322. James Halliday
  70323. 2131C
  70324. 1/1/98
  70325. Medium to full red-purple; powerful and earthy dark chocolate and blackberry fruit aromas introduce a rich and substantial palate. The flavours run through dark chocolate, raspberry and blackberry with soft, chewy tannins and subtle oak on the finish. F
  70326. 2008K
  70327. 2001R
  70328. 2008U
  70329. 19/2/98V
  70330. 24/6/98W
  70331. 99 bookY
  70332. 24/6/98\
  70333. 3852^
  70334. 2131w
  70335. James Halliday
  70336. 1/1/98
  70337. Medium purple-red; a clean and fresh bouquet with black cherry, earth, spice and liquorice aromas is followed by a fresh, firm palate; cherry, spice and liquorice are all there, with crisp acid to close. Very much in the style of this block, unusual in the context of northeast Victoria.
  70338. 2016K
  70339. 2002R
  70340. 2016U
  70341. 19/2/98V
  70342. 24/6/98W
  70343. 99 bookY
  70344. 24/6/98\
  70345. 3853^
  70346. James Halliday
  70347. 4487C
  70348. 1/1/98
  70349. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is fresh and clean, and although relatively light, shows a nice balance of tropical and herbal fruit. The palate is likewise fresh, clean and crisp, and while not particularly intense, is well made and well balanced.F
  70350. 1999K
  70351. 1998R
  70352. 1999U
  70353. 19/2/98V
  70354. 24/6/98W
  70355. 99 bookY
  70356. 24/6/98\
  70357. 3854^
  70358. 4487w
  70359. James Halliday
  70360. 1/1/98D
  70361. Medium to full red; there are fragrant red cherry, berry and cedar aromas on the moderately intense bouquet, followed logically by sweet red cherry fruit and silky tannins on the palate. Subtle oak treatment throughout. F
  70362. 2007K
  70363. 2000R
  70364. 2007U
  70365. 19/2/98V
  70366. 24/6/98W
  70367. 99 bookY
  70368. 24/6/98\
  70369. 3855^
  70370. James Halliday
  70371. 4488C
  70372. 1/1/98D
  70373. Medium red; the bouquet is sweet, with a mix of cedar, violets and more woody aromas. The palate has a similar hard-to-define mix of sweet/earthy/cedary flavours; soft tannins. F
  70374. 2009K
  70375. 1999R
  70376. 2009U
  70377. 19/2/98V
  70378. 24/6/98W
  70379. 99 bookY
  70380. 24/6/98\
  70381. 3856^
  70382. 4488w
  70383. James Halliday
  70384. 2133C
  70385. 1/1/98D
  70386. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is potent and clean, with cassis and hints of cedar; the palate is powerful, and extremely ripe, with blackberry tinged with cedar and olive. Those olive characters no doubt come from the Merlot. F
  70387. 2006K
  70388. 2001R
  70389. 2006U
  70390. 19/2/98V
  70391. 24/6/98W
  70392. 99 bookY
  70393. 24/6/98\
  70394. 3857^
  70395. 2133w
  70396. James Halliday
  70397. 4489C
  70398. 1/1/98
  70399. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows a mix of nutty coconut/vanilla oak while still retaining some sweet peachy fruit. The palate has similar sweet notes (almost certainly from the alcohol), merging nutty vanillin oak with delicate peachy fruit flavours.
  70400. 1999K
  70401. 1998R
  70402. 1999U
  70403. 19/2/98V
  70404. 24/6/98W
  70405. 99 bookY
  70406. 24/6/98\
  70407. 3858^
  70408. 4489w
  70409. James Halliday
  70410. 2307C
  70411. 1/1/98
  70412. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows pronounced nutty malolactic fermentation characters, together with some aromas of hay and straw. Similar soft cashew/straw malolactic flavours dominate the disinctively styled palate.F
  70413. 1999K
  70414. 1998R
  70415. 1999U
  70416. 19/2/98V
  70417. 24/6/98W
  70418. 99 bookY
  70419. 24/6/98\
  70420. 3859^
  70421. 2307w
  70422. James Halliday
  70423. 4490C
  70424. 1/1/98D
  70425. Medium yellow-green; a striking bouquet, with uncompromisingly cool-grown herb, grass and lime aromas. There are penetrating nettle, herb and lime flavours on the palate, finishing with trenchant acidity.F
  70426. 2005K
  70427. 2000R
  70428. 2005U
  70429. 19/2/98V
  70430. 24/6/98W
  70431. 99 bookY
  70432. 24/6/98\
  70433. 3860^
  70434. 4490w
  70435. James Halliday
  70436. 1/1/98D
  70437. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with fine melon, citrus and sweet apple fruit aromas is followed by a deliciously fruit-driven palate ranging through melon, apple and cinnamon (the latter from oak); harmonious finish.F
  70438. 2002K
  70439. 1998R
  70440. 2002U
  70441. 19/2/98V
  70442. 24/6/98W
  70443. 99 bookY
  70444. 24/6/98\
  70445. 3861^
  70446. James Halliday
  70447. 1/1/98D
  70448. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft and toasty, though not particularly aromatic. The palate is of light to medium weight, predominantly toasty/honeyed, but with some herbal notes.F
  70449. 2000K
  70450. 1998R
  70451. 2000U
  70452. 19/2/98V
  70453. 24/6/98W
  70454. 99 bookY
  70455. 24/6/98\
  70456. 3862^
  70457. James Halliday
  70458. 4491C
  70459. 1/1/98
  70460. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with strong, toasty/charry/cinnamon barrel-ferment oak characters; the palate, likewise, shows substantial high toast barrel-ferment oak input, but does have elegant melon and peach fruit to justify this oak usage, and has a long finish.
  70461. 2001K
  70462. 1998R
  70463. 2001U
  70464. 19/2/98V
  70465. 24/6/98W
  70466. 99 bookY
  70467. 24/6/98\
  70468. 3863^
  70469. 4491w
  70470. James Halliday
  70471. 1/1/98
  70472. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with sweet, dark berry fruit aromas of medium intensity, supported by sweet oak. The well-modulated palate shows cassis and leaf fruit, with touches of cedary/foresty characters; overall leaves a quite dry impression.
  70473. 2003K
  70474. 1999R
  70475. 2003U
  70476. 19/2/98V
  70477. 24/6/98W
  70478. 99 bookY
  70479. 24/6/98\
  70480. 3864^
  70481. James Halliday
  70482. 4492C
  70483. 1/1/98
  70484. Dense red-purple; a dense, ripe and rich bouquet with an impenetrable mix of chocolate and berry fruit. The palate is no less rich, rather like chewing a dark chocolate bar spiced with plums; soft but persistent tannins are an essential part of the wholly imposing architecture.
  70485. 2011K
  70486. 2001R
  70487. 2011U
  70488. 19/2/98V
  70489. 24/6/98W
  70490. 99 bookY
  70491. 24/6/98\
  70492. 3865^
  70493. 4492w
  70494. James Halliday
  70495. 4493C
  70496. 1/1/98
  70497. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite solid, with dusty/briary berry fruit, and just a tickle of astringency. A powerful, robust wine on the palate, with earthy/berry fruit and ample tannins.F
  70498. 2006K
  70499. 2000R
  70500. 2006U
  70501. 19/2/98V
  70502. 24/6/98W
  70503. 99 bookY
  70504. 24/6/98\
  70505. 3866^
  70506. 4493w
  70507. James Halliday
  70508. 1/1/98D
  70509. Full red-purple; a powerful, intense bouquet with pronounced earthy/briary fruit is followed by a potent palate with black cherry and blackberry flavours; the 14.6 degrees alcohol in the wine comes at you in waves. F
  70510. 2006K
  70511. 2001R
  70512. 2006U
  70513. 19/2/98V
  70514. 24/6/98W
  70515. 99 bookY
  70516. 24/6/98\
  70517. 3867^
  70518. James Halliday
  70519. 4495C
  70520. 1/1/98D
  70521. Glowing golden brown; totally delicious, sweet tea-leaf and caramel varietal aromas leap from the glass, with the flavour precisely tracking the bouquet. Clean spirit, sweet but not the least bit cloying.F
  70522. 1999K
  70523. 1998R
  70524. 19/2/98V
  70525. 24/6/98W
  70526. 99 bookY
  70527. 24/6/98\
  70528. 3868^
  70529. 4495w
  70530. James Halliday
  70531. 4496C
  70532. 1/1/98D
  70533. Orange-brown; classic raisiny/grapey aromas lead into a young Muscat at its very best, with intense raisiny fruit, just a hint of nuttiness, and finishing with clean spirit.F
  70534. 1999K
  70535. 1998R
  70536. 1999U
  70537. 19/2/98V
  70538. 24/6/98W
  70539. 99 bookY
  70540. 24/6/98\
  70541. 3869^
  70542. 4496w
  70543. James Halliday
  70544. 2005C
  70545. 1/1/98
  70546. Medium red, with tinges of purple; the bouquet is fragrant, but unambiguously in the leafy/earthy spectrum, and slightly sharp. The palate is quite savoury and spicy, but again the flavours are in the leafy/minty/earthy spectrum. Happily, the tannins are not aggressive.
  70547. 2002K
  70548. 1998R
  70549. 2002U
  70550. 19/2/98V
  70551. 24/6/98W
  70552. 99 bookY
  70553. 24/6/98\
  70554. 3870^
  70555. 2005w
  70556. James Halliday
  70557. 4497C
  70558. 1/1/98
  70559. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich and dense, with chocolate, berry and earth fruit aromas surrounded by charry, vanillin oak. The palate is multiflavoured with ripe fruit exhibiting gamey, minty and berry characters; fine tannin structure.F
  70560. 2005K
  70561. 2000R
  70562. 2005U
  70563. 19/2/98V
  70564. 24/6/98W
  70565. 99 bookY
  70566. 24/6/98\
  70567. 3871^
  70568. 4497w
  70569. James Halliday
  70570. 4498C
  70571. 1/1/98D
  70572. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, sweet juicy, jammy berry bouquet is replicated on the palate; of medium weight, showing good varietal characters throughout, and some tannins to close.F
  70573. 2003K
  70574. 1998R
  70575. 2003U
  70576. 19/2/98V
  70577. 24/6/98W
  70578. 99 bookY
  70579. 24/6/98\
  70580. 3872^
  70581. 4498w
  70582. James Halliday
  70583. 1/1/98D
  70584. Medium red; fragrant, leafy/tobacco/stemmy/spicy aromas are followed by an unusual palate with citrus and five-spice flavours underlying the berry fruit. Unconventional, but far from unattractive.F
  70585. 1999K
  70586. 1999U
  70587. 19/2/98V
  70588. 24/6/98W
  70589. 99 bookY
  70590. 24/6/98\
  70591. 3873^
  70592. James Halliday
  70593. 4499C
  70594. 1/1/98D
  70595. Medium red-purple; earthy, faintly gamey aromas of light to medium intensity build into something more appealing on the palate, which has some length and structure; cedar and tobacco flavours run through to a pleasant finish.F
  70596. 1999K
  70597. 1998R
  70598. 1999U
  70599. 19/2/98V
  70600. 24/6/98W
  70601. 99 bookY
  70602. 24/6/98\
  70603. 3874^
  70604. 4499w
  70605. James Halliday
  70606. 4500C
  70607. 1/1/98D
  70608. Medium to full red-purple; surprisingly concentrated and ripe earthy berry fruit aromas blossom in the glass. The palate, too, shows lots of black cherry, blackberry and raspberry fruit and avoids those hard tanky flavours of many early-bottled reds.F
  70609. 1999K
  70610. 1998R
  70611. 1999U
  70612. 19/2/98V
  70613. 24/6/98W
  70614. 99 bookY
  70615. 24/6/98\
  70616. 3875^
  70617. 4500w
  70618. James Halliday
  70619. 1/1/98
  70620. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is quite developed, with rich, honeyed, toasty overtones to buttery/peachy fruit. The palate is round and ripe, with plenty of mouthfeel, showing the rich buttery/peachy and slightly charry oak characters promised by the bouquet.
  70621. 1999K
  70622. 1998R
  70623. 1999U
  70624. 19/2/98V
  70625. 24/6/98W
  70626. 99 bookY
  70627. 24/6/98\
  70628. 3876^
  70629. James Halliday
  70630. 1/1/98D
  70631. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant but relatively light, with leafy, spicy cool grown characters, which are repeated on the palate, ranging through spicy, leafy, tobacco, forest and cedar flavours. Slightly bitter finish.F
  70632. 2001K
  70633. 1998R
  70634. 2001U
  70635. 19/2/98V
  70636. 24/6/98W
  70637. 99 bookY
  70638. 24/6/98\
  70639. 3877^
  70640. James Halliday
  70641. 4501C
  70642. 1/1/98
  70643. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bottle-developed style, with quite rich, tangy fruit and subtle American oak on the bouquet. An honest, high-flavoured, mouthfilling Semillon in gumboots. F
  70644. 1999K
  70645. 1998R
  70646. 1999U
  70647. 19/2/98V
  70648. 24/6/98W
  70649. 99 bookY
  70650. 24/6/98\
  70651. 3878^
  70652. 4501w
  70653. James Halliday
  70654. 1/1/98
  70655. ,Full red-purple; the bouquet is quite full and solid, with dark berry and chocolate fruit together with faintly gamey undertones. The palate has good weight, with dark berry and chocolate flavours, although that edge in the bouquet does come through with some astringency on the finish of the palate.
  70656. 2005K
  70657. 1999R
  70658. 2005U
  70659. 19/2/98V
  70660. 24/6/98W
  70661. 99 bookY
  70662. 24/6/98\
  70663. 3879^
  70664. James Halliday
  70665. 4502C
  70666. 1/1/98
  70667. 8Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium to full intensity with solid briary/earthy aromas, with a no less powerful palate. Here that indefinable medicinal varietal character of merlot comes through with more briary flavours, finishing with strong tannins. A masculine Merlot, to say the least.
  70668. 2006K
  70669. 2000R
  70670. 2006U
  70671. 19/2/98V
  70672. 24/6/98W
  70673. 99 bookY
  70674. 24/6/98\
  70675. 3880^
  70676. 4502w
  70677. James Halliday
  70678. 1/1/98D
  70679. Medium yellow-green; a very broad, advanced and developed bouquet, looking more like a 
  70680. 95 or 
  70681. 96 vintage wine is followed by a heavy palate which would appear to contain a lot of pressings material.F
  70682. 1999K
  70683. 1998R
  70684. 1999U
  70685. 19/2/98V
  70686. 24/6/98W
  70687. 99 bookY
  70688. 24/6/98\
  70689. 3881^
  70690. James Halliday
  70691. 4043C
  70692. 1/1/98
  70693. Medium to full red-purple; dense cedar, chocolate and dark berry aromas with masses of oak give way to a mix of oak and tannin on the palate which seriously threaten the balance of the wine.F
  70694. 2006K
  70695. 2001R
  70696. 2006U
  70697. 19/2/98V
  70698. 24/6/98W
  70699. 99 bookY
  70700. 24/6/98\
  70701. 3882^
  70702. 4043w
  70703. James Halliday
  70704. 2176C
  70705. 1/1/98D
  70706. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, but with discernible, gooseberry-accented varietal character, the palate following down the same light, crisp, clean track, showing lemony/gooseberry fruit. Despite its lightness, has fair length.F
  70707. 1999K
  70708. 1998R
  70709. 1999U
  70710. 19/2/98V
  70711. 24/6/98W
  70712. 99 bookY
  70713. 24/6/98\
  70714. 3883^
  70715. 2176w
  70716. James Halliday
  70717. 4503C
  70718. 1/1/98D
  70719. Pale rose; the attractive bouquet is clean, with sweet, gentle strawberry fruit aromas. The palate is well balanced, showing similar fruit-sweet strawberry flavours; excellent acidity gives the wine focus.F
  70720. 1999K
  70721. 1998R
  70722. 1999U
  70723. 19/2/98V
  70724. 24/6/98W
  70725. 99 bookY
  70726. 24/6/98\
  70727. 3884^
  70728. 4503w
  70729. James Halliday
  70730. 1/1/98
  70731. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with cedar, berry and leaf aromas of the kind one associates with a degree of merlot. The palate, likewise, has an attractive display of sweet minty/cedary/berry flavours, finishing with quite brisk acid.
  70732. 2005K
  70733. 1999R
  70734. 2005U
  70735. 19/2/98V
  70736. 24/6/98W
  70737. 99 bookY
  70738. 24/6/98\
  70739. 3885^
  70740. James Halliday
  70741. 4504C
  70742. 1/1/98
  70743. #Medium yellow-green; the bouquet has plenty of character, with rich, toast and lime fruit in abundance. In the mouth, attractively complex with toast, lime and honey flavours, finishing with good acidity. Perhaps tastes a little older than it is, but should comfortably see the distance out.
  70744. 2002K
  70745. 1998R
  70746. 2002U
  70747. 19/2/98V
  70748. 24/6/98W
  70749. 99 bookY
  70750. 24/6/98\
  70751. 4504w
  70752. James Halliday
  70753. 4505C
  70754. 1/1/98
  70755. MMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is full, ripe and dense with sweet blackcurrant fruit and subtle oak. A high-powered, dense and rich palate follows; there is an echo of the oak which detracts somewhat from the Shiraz of the same vintage (a curious putty character) but the fruit of the Cabernet is so strong it barely matters.
  70756. 2006K
  70757. 2001R
  70758. 2006U
  70759. 19/2/98V
  70760. 24/6/98W
  70761. 99 bookY
  70762. 24/6/98\
  70763. 3887^
  70764. 4505w
  70765. James Halliday
  70766. 4506C
  70767. 1/1/98D
  70768. Medium to full red; a scented, fragrant cedary bouquet is followed by a palate in which sweet cedar and vanilla oak and soft, silky tannins produce a seductive wine, with fruit an incidental extra.F
  70769. 2005K
  70770. 2000R
  70771. 2005U
  70772. 19/2/98V
  70773. 24/6/98W
  70774. 99 bookY
  70775. 24/6/98\
  70776. 3888^
  70777. 4506w
  70778. James Halliday
  70779. 3019C
  70780. 1/1/98
  70781. Medium to full red-purple; the complex, elegant bouquet shows intense red berry and cedar aromas. A delicious wine on the palate, with red berry/cassis fruit to open, then with fine, dusty tannins running right through to the finish. Food-style.F
  70782. 2004K
  70783. 1998R
  70784. 2004U
  70785. 19/2/98V
  70786. 24/6/98W
  70787. 99 bookY
  70788. 24/6/98\
  70789. 3889^
  70790. 3019w
  70791. James Halliday
  70792. 1/1/98D
  70793. Medium red-purple; attractive, sweet cedar, red berry, earth and chocolate aromas to a bouquet of medium intensity are followed by equally attractive fresh, red berry fruit flavours on the palate. Nicely ripened and youthful, with soft, dusty tannins.F
  70794. 2005K
  70795. 2001R
  70796. 2005U
  70797. 19/2/98V
  70798. 24/6/98W
  70799. 99 bookY
  70800. 24/6/98\
  70801. 3890^
  70802. James Halliday
  70803. 4507C
  70804. 1/1/98
  70805. Medium to full red-purple; solid, dark berry/earthy varietal fruit on the bouquet; the palate is quite luscious, with sweet, intense red berry/cassis fruit, and just the barest touch of oak.F
  70806. 2006K
  70807. 2001R
  70808. 2006U
  70809. 19/2/98V
  70810. 24/6/98W
  70811. 99 bookY
  70812. 24/6/98\
  70813. 3891^
  70814. 4507w
  70815. James Halliday
  70816. 1/1/98D
  70817. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is full of character, with complex, rich toasty barrel-ferment oak inputs, all of which come through strongly on the palate. There is sufficient melon and peach fruit to sustain those characters, however.F
  70818. 2000K
  70819. 1998R
  70820. 2000U
  70821. 19/2/98V
  70822. 24/6/98W
  70823. 99 bookY
  70824. 24/6/98\
  70825. 3892^
  70826. James Halliday
  70827. 1/1/98D
  70828. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid and dense, with dark berry, liquorice and faintly gamey varietal fruit in abundance. On the palate American oak comes through augmenting the powerful varietal fruit. Rich, full and chewy.
  70829. 1/1/98D
  70830. Medium red-purple; the cedary/earthy/briary aromas, with slightly gamey overtones, are followed by a palate which is quite firm with mint, briar and earth flavours, closing with slightly green tannins.F
  70831. 2003K
  70832. 2000R
  70833. 2003U
  70834. 19/2/98V
  70835. 24/6/98W
  70836. 99 bookY
  70837. 24/6/98\
  70838. 3894^
  70839. James Halliday
  70840. 1/1/98D
  70841. Medium red-purple; scented, sweet, mint, vanilla and berry aromas are followed by a palate of light to medium weight with similarly leafy/minty/berry flavours. Slightly soapy finish.F
  70842. 2003K
  70843. 1999R
  70844. 2003U
  70845. 19/2/98V
  70846. 24/6/98W
  70847. 99 bookY
  70848. 24/6/98\
  70849. 3895^
  70850. James Halliday
  70851. 1/1/98D
  70852. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, ripe and lush bouquet with dark berry and prune fruit aromas is followed by a very rich, dense and concentrated palate with more of those blackcurrant and prune fruit characters. F
  70853. 2006K
  70854. 2001R
  70855. 2006U
  70856. 19/2/98
  70857. 2008K
  70858. 2002R
  70859. 2008U
  70860. 19/2/98V
  70861. 24/6/98W
  70862. 99 bookY
  70863. 24/6/98\
  70864. 3893^
  70865. James Halliday
  70866. 24/6/98W
  70867. 99 bookY
  70868. 24/6/98\
  70869. 3896^
  70870. James Halliday
  70871. 4508C
  70872. 1/1/98
  70873. Full red-purple; an extremely rich, dense and concentrated bouquet with ultra-ripe black cherry fruit and abundant oak. Improbable though it may seem, the palate actually steps up a notch, and might have been better had it not done so; the ultimate magimix essence of fruit and oak. 
  70874. 2011K
  70875. 2006R
  70876. 2011U
  70877. 19/2/98V
  70878. 24/6/98W
  70879. 99 bookY
  70880. 24/6/98\
  70881. 3897^
  70882. 4508w
  70883. James Halliday
  70884. 4509C
  70885. 1/1/98D
  70886. Medium to full red-purple; a complex, full bouquet with sweet berry and mint fruit, and well-balanced oak. The palate is exceptionally rich and round, with luscious, sweet red berry fruit which more than holds its own against the oak.F
  70887. 2010K
  70888. 2001R
  70889. 2010U
  70890. 19/2/98V
  70891. 24/6/98W
  70892. 99 bookY
  70893. 24/6/98\
  70894. 3898^
  70895. 4509w
  70896. James Halliday
  70897. 4510C
  70898. 1/2/98
  70899. (Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is rich and full with tangy, lemony fruit and obvious but not aggressive oak. On the palate there are unusual, elevated tropical/tangy fruit flavours merging with sweet, spicy oak. In many ways a Semillon masquerading as a Chardonnay, but none the worse for that.
  70900. 1999K
  70901. 1998R
  70902. 1999U
  70903. 20/2/98V
  70904. 24/6/98W
  70905. 99 bookY
  70906. 24/6/98\
  70907. 3899^
  70908. 4510w
  70909. James Halliday
  70910. 4511C
  70911. 1/2/98D
  70912. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is big, broad and soft, with tropical lime fruit repeated on the full-flavoured, soft palate.F
  70913. 1999K
  70914. 1998R
  70915. 1999U
  70916. 20/2/98V
  70917. 24/6/98W
  70918. 99 bookY
  70919. 24/6/98\
  70920. 3900^
  70921. 4511w
  70922. James Halliday
  70923. 4512C
  70924. 1/2/98
  70925. Medium to full red-purple; all American vanilla oak and rich fruit engage in an Indian armwrestle from the start of the bouquet to the finish of the palate, with the result inconclusive. Call back at the end of round 5 in five years time.F
  70926. 2016K
  70927. 2006R
  70928. 2016U
  70929. 20/2/98V
  70930. 24/6/98W
  70931. 99 bookY
  70932. 24/6/98\
  70933. 3901^
  70934. 4512w
  70935. James Halliday
  70936. 1/2/98D
  70937. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite potent, with tangy herbal/lemon aromas, the palate likewise crisp and tangy with lemon, herb and tropical fruit flavours, before softening off on the back palate and finish.F
  70938. 1999K
  70939. 1998R
  70940. 1999U
  70941. 20/2/98V
  70942. 24/6/98W
  70943. 99 bookY
  70944. 24/6/98\
  70945. 3902^
  70946. James Halliday
  70947. 1/2/98
  70948. Light to medium straw-yellow; there is light, citrus-accented fruit on the bouquet, with slightly green oak. The palate is quite lively, with citrussy fruit and subtle oak; a little simple and straightforward.F
  70949. 1999K
  70950. 1998R
  70951. 1999U
  70952. 20/2/98V
  70953. 24/6/98W
  70954. 99 bookY
  70955. 24/6/98\
  70956. 3903^
  70957. James Halliday
  70958. 4513C
  70959. 1/2/98D
  70960. Medium red-purple; a clean, fresh bouquet with red berry and mint fruit which progressively unfolded in the glass. Smooth cherry, plum and mint fruit is woven through attractive oak on the palate; harmonious and long, though by no means a heavyweight.F
  70961. 2005K
  70962. 1999R
  70963. 2005U
  70964. 20/2/98V
  70965. 24/6/98W
  70966. 99 bookY
  70967. 24/6/98\
  70968. 3904^
  70969. 4513w
  70970. James Halliday
  70971. 4022C
  70972. 1/2/98D
  70973. Medium to full red-purple; a solid, very ripe, slightly gamey bouquet with plummy fruit, followed by an even more powerful palate, with abundant ripe fruit, and considerable complexity.F
  70974. 2003K
  70975. 2000R
  70976. 2003U
  70977. 20/2/98V
  70978. 24/6/98W
  70979. 99 bookY
  70980. 24/6/98\
  70981. 3905^
  70982. 4022w
  70983. James Halliday
  70984. 1/2/98
  70985. Medium red, with just a touch of purple; the aromas are primarily in the earthy spectrum, and of medium intensity. The palate provides a little more, with a mix of leaf, earth, spice and mint flavours of medium weight. Pleasant, though not especially complex.
  70986. 2004K
  70987. 2000R
  70988. 2004U
  70989. 20/2/98V
  70990. 24/6/98W
  70991. 99 bookY
  70992. 24/6/98\
  70993. 3906^
  70994. James Halliday
  70995. 4514C
  70996. 1/2/98
  70997. wMedium red-purple; a most attractive and fresh bouquet with sweet berry fruit follows through to a palate which opens with great promise, showing more of those sweet red berry and mint fruit flavours, before Taltarni tannins zoom in to attack on the finish. One can only hope there is enough fruit there to sustain the wine until the tannins have ceased dropping their bombs.
  70998. 2000R
  70999. 2005U
  71000. 20/2/98V
  71001. 24/6/98W
  71002. 99 bookY
  71003. 24/6/98\
  71004. 3907^
  71005. 4514w
  71006. James Halliday
  71007. 4515C
  71008. 1/2/98D
  71009. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite potent, with tangy, herbaceous fruit, the palate likewise with a minerally herbaceous grip, good length and good acidity. F
  71010. 2007K
  71011. 1999R
  71012. 2007U
  71013. 20/2/98V
  71014. 24/6/98W
  71015. 99 bookY
  71016. 24/6/98\
  71017. 3908^
  71018. 4515w
  71019. James Halliday
  71020. 4516C
  71021. 1/2/98D
  71022. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth with quite complex honey and faintly toasty fruit aromas. The palate is soft, with honey, lime and toast flavours; medium weight and medium length.F
  71023. 1999K
  71024. 1998R
  71025. 1999U
  71026. 20/2/98V
  71027. 24/6/98W
  71028. 99 bookY
  71029. 24/6/98\
  71030. 3909^
  71031. 4516w
  71032. James Halliday
  71033. 1/2/98
  71034. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with pleasant earthy/berry cabernet fruit of medium intensity. The palate is particularly attractive, with cassis/redcurrant fruit and barely perceptible oak. Much the best of the currently available Warramate wines.
  71035. 2004K
  71036. 1999R
  71037. 2004U
  71038. 20/2/98V
  71039. 24/6/98W
  71040. 99 bookY
  71041. 24/6/98\
  71042. 3910^
  71043. James Halliday
  71044. 1/2/98D
  71045. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, with an element of lift, the palate with pleasant citrussy/lemony flavours, but lacking the intensity for higher points.F
  71046. 2000K
  71047. 1998R
  71048. 2000U
  71049. 20/2/98V
  71050. 24/6/98W
  71051. 99 bookY
  71052. 24/6/98\
  71053. 3911^
  71054. James Halliday
  71055. 1/2/98
  71056. Medium red; the bouquet is light but quite stylish with a mix of cedary/tobacco/stemmy aromas, and shows no signs of volatility. The palate has good feel and structure, although the sweet oak is unusual. As with all the Wignall Pinots, quite advanced for its vintage.
  71057. 1999K
  71058. 1998R
  71059. 1999U
  71060. 20/2/98V
  71061. 24/6/98W
  71062. 99 bookY
  71063. 24/6/98\
  71064. 3912^
  71065. James Halliday
  71066. 4517C
  71067. 1/2/98D
  71068. Medium yellow-green; a light, citrus-tinged bouquet with some spicy scents gives little hint of the extremely rich and concentrated palate, with almost viscous peach and citrus flavours attesting to its 13.6 degrees alcohol.F
  71069. 2002K
  71070. 1998R
  71071. 2002U
  71072. 20/2/98V
  71073. 24/6/98W
  71074. 99 bookY
  71075. 24/6/98\
  71076. 3913^
  71077. 4517w
  71078. James Halliday
  71079. 1/2/98
  71080. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is driven by American oak, with light to medium fruit underneath. The palate has that milkshake mix of oak, chocolate and vanilla which has enormous appeal for the Blass devotees, but I am afraid, not for me.F
  71081. 2001K
  71082. 1998R
  71083. 2001U
  71084. 20/2/98V
  71085. 24/6/98W
  71086. 99 bookY
  71087. 24/6/98\
  71088. 3914^
  71089. James Halliday
  71090. 3359C
  71091. 1/2/98
  71092. OMedium red-purple; the aromas are very sweet, but entirely dominated and shaped by vanillin American oak. The palate is emphatically in the old-fashioned Blass style, with lashings of vanilla, chocolate and the odd bit of fruit poking its nose through. The parts are all beautifully woven together, aided by bottle age, but not for me.
  71093. 2002K
  71094. 1988R
  71095. 2002U
  71096. 20/2/98V
  71097. 24/6/98W
  71098. 99 bookY
  71099. 24/6/98\
  71100. 3915^
  71101. 3359w
  71102. James Halliday
  71103. 4518C
  71104. 1/2/98
  71105. Strong red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with very ripe earthy/plummy fruit, the palate similarly showing exceptionally ripe vaguely plummy fruit. Basically a medium-bodied dry red; earlier picking might have produced more interesting flavours. The wine is also low in sulphur dioxide.
  71106. 1999K
  71107. 1998R
  71108. 1999U
  71109. 20/2/98V
  71110. 24/6/98W
  71111. 99 bookY
  71112. 24/6/98\
  71113. 3916^
  71114. 4518w
  71115. James Halliday
  71116. 2318C
  71117. 1/2/98D
  71118. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fragrant, with quite pungent herb and lime aromas, the palate likewise with plenty happening; lime and herb flavours, crisp acid and good length.F
  71119. 2004K
  71120. 1998R
  71121. 2004U
  71122. 20/2/98V
  71123. 24/6/98W
  71124. 99 bookY
  71125. 24/6/98\
  71126. 3917^
  71127. 2318w
  71128. James Halliday
  71129. 1/2/98
  71130. .Medium yellow-green; a sophisticated bouquet, at once subtle yet complex, with melon and cashew barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences all at work. The fruit comes through on the palate, carrying on to the finish, with citrus and melon flavours. Not a heavyweight, but has considerable style.
  71131. 2001K
  71132. 1998R
  71133. 2001U
  71134. 20/2/98V
  71135. 24/6/98W
  71136. 99 bookY
  71137. 24/6/98\
  71138. 3918^
  71139. James Halliday
  71140. 1/2/98D
  71141. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft, with gently tropical fruit aromas, and somewhat attenuated varietal character. The palate delivers more of the same; an easy drinking wine which will certainly not frighten the horses.F
  71142. 1999K
  71143. 1998R
  71144. 1999U
  71145. 20/2/98V
  71146. 24/6/98W
  71147. 99 bookY
  71148. 24/6/98\
  71149. 3919^
  71150. James Halliday
  71151. 1/2/98
  71152. Medium to full red; a ripe, rich, plummy/gamey bouquet with lots of stuffing in typical 
  71153. 97 style is followed by a powerful, stylish, multiflavoured palate. Here, plum, berry, spice and forest all intermingle, supported by very clever oak handling.F
  71154. 2002K
  71155. 1998R
  71156. 2002U
  71157. 20/2/98V
  71158. 24/6/98W
  71159. 99 bookY
  71160. 24/6/98\
  71161. 3920^
  71162. James Halliday
  71163. 3791C
  71164. 1/2/98D
  71165. Medium yellow-green; extremely complex, powerful, herbaceous fruit is complexed by clever use of tangy oak. The palate is rich, complex and mouthfilling, with all of the winemaking influences evident, yet harmonious. Excellent wine.F
  71166. 2003K
  71167. 1998R
  71168. 2003U
  71169. 20/2/98V
  71170. 24/6/98W
  71171. 99 bookY
  71172. 24/6/98\
  71173. 3921^
  71174. 3791w
  71175. James Halliday
  71176. 4519C
  71177. 1/2/98
  71178. Light green-yellow; a highly aromatic and wonderfully rich bouquet (boo-key in Mann-speak) with abundant fruit salad aromas is complemented by a rich palate, full of fruit flavour and fruit sweetness, finishing with balancing acidity.F
  71179. 2000K
  71180. 1998R
  71181. 2000U
  71182. 20/2/98V
  71183. 24/6/98W
  71184. 99 bookY
  71185. 24/6/98\
  71186. 3922^
  71187. 4519w
  71188. James Halliday
  71189. 4520C
  71190. 1/2/98D
  71191. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, with ripe melon, fig and peach fruit supported by subtle, slightly charry, oak. The palate is driven by attractive melon, citrus and yellow peach fruit; a touch of oak rounds off the finish.F
  71192. 1999K
  71193. 1998R
  71194. 1999U
  71195. 20/2/98V
  71196. 24/6/98W
  71197. 99 bookY
  71198. 24/6/98\
  71199. 3923^
  71200. 4520w
  71201. James Halliday
  71202. 1/2/98
  71203. Medium to full red-purple; a massive wine as ever, but the fruit and oak seem in balance on the bouquet, with ample black cherry/blackberry fruit. The full frontal palate is unashamedly concentrated, with juicy/chewy fruit and oak, but it all works well.F
  71204. 2010K
  71205. 2001R
  71206. 2010U
  71207. 20/2/98V
  71208. 24/6/98W
  71209. 99 bookY
  71210. 24/6/98\
  71211. 3924^
  71212. James Halliday
  71213. 4521C
  71214. 1/2/98D
  71215. Light to medium green-yellow; a quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of gooseberry and more herbal aromas leads into a positively flavoured herb and gooseberry palate of medium weight, and a pleasantly soft finish.F
  71216. 1999K
  71217. 1998R
  71218. 1999U
  71219. 20/2/98V
  71220. 24/6/98W
  71221. 99 bookY
  71222. 24/6/98\
  71223. 3925^
  71224. 4521w
  71225. James Halliday
  71226. 4522C
  71227. 1/2/98
  71228. Medium to full yellow; the bouquet is very developed and big, with rich honeyed/buttery fruit, the palate delivering more of the same in a toasty honeyed style of the kind one would expect either from a ten-year-old unwooded wine or a two-year-old oaked wine.
  71229. 1999K
  71230. 1998R
  71231. 1999U
  71232. 20/2/98V
  71233. 24/6/98W
  71234. 99 bookY
  71235. 24/6/98\
  71236. 3926^
  71237. 4522w
  71238. James Halliday
  71239. 3096C
  71240. 1/2/98D
  71241. Medium yellow-green; a rich and full bouquet with pastille lime fruit aromas, and a slightly soapy edge. The palate is similarly rich and full flavoured, inevitably cloying slightly on the finish.F
  71242. 1999K
  71243. 1998R
  71244. 1999U
  71245. 20/2/98V
  71246. 24/6/98W
  71247. 99 bookY
  71248. 24/6/98\
  71249. 3927^
  71250. 3096w
  71251. James Halliday
  71252. 4523C
  71253. 1/2/98
  71254. Medium to full red-purple; a complex, solid bouquet with a mix of briary, foresty and dark plum aromas. The palate, likewise, is full-bodied, with plum and mint fruit, and slightly extractive tannins on the finish. F
  71255. 2003K
  71256. 1999R
  71257. 2003U
  71258. 20/2/98V
  71259. 24/6/98W
  71260. 99 bookY
  71261. 24/6/98\
  71262. 3928^
  71263. 4523w
  71264. James Halliday
  71265. 1/2/98D
  71266. Light to medium red; the bouquet is light and clean with leafy/spicy fruit aromas, deepening on the palate into cold 
  71267.  rather than cool 
  71268.  climate characters, extremely leafy and spicy. Just made the drinkability point.F
  71269. 2001K
  71270. 1998R
  71271. 2001U
  71272. 20/2/98V
  71273. 24/6/98W
  71274. 99 bookY
  71275. 24/6/98\
  71276. 3929^
  71277. James Halliday
  71278. 1/2/98D
  71279. Medium to full red-purple; there is attractive clean, rich cassis/berry fruit on the bouquet and lively red fruit flavours on the palate. Spicy/charry oak is not integrated, and the palate seems a little undermade/unformed. F
  71280. 2005K
  71281. 2000R
  71282. 2005U
  71283. 20/2/98V
  71284. 24/6/98W
  71285. 99 bookY
  71286. 24/6/98\
  71287. 3930^
  71288. James Halliday
  71289. 1/2/98D
  71290. Full red-purple; a concentrated bouquet with dark fruit aromas and slightly raw oak leads into a palate which shows strong red berry fruit before dipping somewhat on the finish. The raw oak doesn't help, either. F
  71291. 2004K
  71292. 2000R
  71293. 2004U
  71294. 20/2/98V
  71295. 24/6/98W
  71296. 99 bookY
  71297. 24/6/98\
  71298. 3931^
  71299. James Halliday
  71300. 4524C
  71301. 1/2/98D
  71302. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, with dark berry, earth, subtle oak and a degree of lift. The palate is smooth and round, with sweet cassis/raspberry fruit, and judiciously balanced tannin and oak inputs.F
  71303. 2007K
  71304. 2000R
  71305. 2007U
  71306. 20/2/98V
  71307. 24/6/98W
  71308. 99 bookY
  71309. 24/6/98\
  71310. 3932^
  71311. 4524w
  71312. James Halliday
  71313. 1/2/98
  71314. Medium to full yellow-green; a typically rich, full ripe peachy bouquet with subtle oak leads into a soft, full, peachy palate; rapidly developing style for immediate consumption.F
  71315. 1999K
  71316. 1998R
  71317. 1999U
  71318. 20/2/98V
  71319. 24/6/98W
  71320. 99 bookY
  71321. 24/6/98\
  71322. 3933^
  71323. James Halliday
  71324. 3365C
  71325. 1/2/98D
  71326. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with melon and fig fruit, and slight plasticene oak character. The palate is lively with a range of citrus, melon and fig fruit doing most of the talking.F
  71327. 1999K
  71328. 1998R
  71329. 1999U
  71330. 20/2/98V
  71331. 24/6/98W
  71332. 99 bookY
  71333. 24/6/98\
  71334. 3934^
  71335. 3365w
  71336. James Halliday
  71337. 3099C
  71338. 1/2/98D
  71339. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is soft, dominated by vanilla oak, but with some chocolatey/earthy fruit. The palate is likewise soft, likewise with masses of vanilla oak and soft, fluffy tannins. Rather like chewing through a bar of milk chocolate. F
  71340. 1998R
  71341. 2001U
  71342. 20/2/98V
  71343. 24/6/98W
  71344. 99 bookY
  71345. 24/6/98\
  71346. 3935^
  71347. 3099w
  71348. James Halliday
  71349. 3184C
  71350. 1/2/98D
  71351. Light yellow-green; both the bouquet and palate are light, with pronounced herbal/citrus aromas and flavours, on the green side of acceptability for table wine.F
  71352. 2000K
  71353. 1998R
  71354. 2000U
  71355. 20/2/98V
  71356. 24/6/98W
  71357. 99 bookY
  71358. 24/6/98\
  71359. 3936^
  71360. 3184w
  71361. James Halliday
  71362. 4525C
  71363. 1/2/98D
  71364. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with a mix of dark fruit, plum and foresty notes, but not the slightest bit green. The palate is very substantial with dark plum, almost into blackberry; while powerful, not abrasive.F
  71365. 2003K
  71366. 1999R
  71367. 2003U
  71368. 20/2/98V
  71369. 24/6/98W
  71370. 99 bookY
  71371. 24/6/98\
  71372. 3937^
  71373. 4525w
  71374. James Halliday
  71375. 2208C
  71376. 1/2/98
  71377. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is full and rich, with abundant dark berry fruit, although the oak is a tad assertive. A big, concentrated, splashy oaky show style on the palate; while there is plenty of fruit, a little less oak might have made an even better wine.
  71378. 2010K
  71379. 2001R
  71380. 2010U
  71381. 20/2/98V
  71382. 24/6/98W
  71383. 99 bookY
  71384. 24/6/98\
  71385. 3938^
  71386. 2208w
  71387. James Halliday
  71388. 1/2/98
  71389. Medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet showing both barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences on attractive cashew and fig fruit. The palate shows similar flavours, with cashew almost into tobacco, characters, yet subtle and harmonious; good balance and flavour.
  71390. 2001K
  71391. 1998R
  71392. 2001U
  71393. 20/2/98V
  71394. 24/6/98W
  71395. 99 bookY
  71396. 24/6/98\
  71397. 3939^
  71398. James Halliday
  71399. 1/2/98
  71400. Medium red-purple; a quite fragrant and clean bouquet with gentle cedar and blackcurrant aromas is followed by a firm palate with flavours in the leaf, mint and cedar spectrum. Slightly green overall.F
  71401. 2002K
  71402. 1998R
  71403. 2002U
  71404. 20/2/98V
  71405. 24/6/98W
  71406. 99 bookY
  71407. 24/6/98\
  71408. 3940^
  71409. James Halliday
  71410. 2207C
  71411. 1/2/98D
  71412. Medium to full red-purple; smooth and rich blackcurrant fruit aromas, with touches of vanilla and caramel, lead into a full-bodied but smooth palate. Here cassis/redcurrant fruit is supported by soft tannins and ever so slightly hessiany oak.F
  71413. 2005K
  71414. 2000R
  71415. 2005U
  71416. 20/2/98V
  71417. 24/6/98W
  71418. 99 bookY
  71419. 24/6/98\
  71420. 3941^
  71421. 2207w
  71422. James Halliday
  71423. 1/2/98D
  71424. Medium red-purple; an extremely pungent and assertive leafy/spicy bouquet is followed by an almost spiky, savoury, stemmy palate. Some will like this extreme style; others will not.F
  71425. 2002K
  71426. 1999R
  71427. 20/2/98V
  71428. 24/6/98W
  71429. 99 bookY
  71430. 24/6/98\
  71431. 3942^
  71432. James Halliday
  71433. 4526C
  71434. 1/2/98D
  71435. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and ripe, with rich, intense black cherry and blackberry fruit. The palate provides precisely the same sweet fruit flavours in restrained abundance; fine but persistent tannins run throughout.F
  71436. 2010K
  71437. 2000R
  71438. 2010U
  71439. 20/2/98V
  71440. 24/6/98W
  71441. 99 bookY
  71442. 24/6/98\
  71443. 3943^
  71444. 4526w
  71445. James Halliday
  71446. 4527C
  71447. 1/2/98D
  71448. Medium red, with a tinge of purple; the relatively light bouquet is clean, with fresh, juicy berry fruit and some cedary oak notes. The palate is likewise fresh, with juicy, almost jammy, red berry fruit, but with attractive mouthfeel. F
  71449. 1999K
  71450. 1998R
  71451. 1999U
  71452. 20/2/98V
  71453. 24/6/98W
  71454. 99 bookY
  71455. 24/6/98\
  71456. 3944^
  71457. 4527w
  71458. James Halliday
  71459. 3354C
  71460. 1/2/98
  71461. Medium to full red-purple; smooth, rich dark berry and dark chocolate fruit is balanced by oak on the bouquet; a big, rich cherry-ripe and mint style on the palate, with soft tannins and unintrusive oak.F
  71462. 2006K
  71463. 2000R
  71464. 2006U
  71465. 20/2/98V
  71466. 24/6/98W
  71467. 99 bookY
  71468. 24/6/98\
  71469. 3945^
  71470. 3354w
  71471. James Halliday
  71472. 3352C
  71473. 1/2/98D
  71474. Medium yellow-green; a moderately intense bouquet with subtle oak is followed by a somewhat leaden-footed palate in that typical Clare-style; has flavour but not much finesse or particularly good varietal character.F
  71475. 1999K
  71476. 1998R
  71477. 1999U
  71478. 20/2/98V
  71479. 24/6/98W
  71480. 99 bookY
  71481. 24/6/98\
  71482. 3946^
  71483. 3352w
  71484. James Halliday
  71485. 1/2/98
  71486. Medium yellow-green; scented fruit on the bouquet is woven through spicy American oak, oak which invests the palate with phenolics which catch up with the finish. Won a gold medal at the 1997 Adelaide Wine Show, but, in retrospect, must be considered very lucky to have done so.
  71487. 1999K
  71488. 1998R
  71489. 1999U
  71490. 20/2/98V
  71491. 24/6/98W
  71492. 99 bookY
  71493. 24/6/98\
  71494. 3947^
  71495. James Halliday
  71496. 3173C
  71497. 1/2/98D
  71498. Light red; the bouquet shows ripe, earthy strawberry aromas; the palate has some light varietal character, with tobacco characters, but is starting to tire.F
  71499. 1999K
  71500. 1998R
  71501. 1999U
  71502. 20/2/98V
  71503. 24/6/98W
  71504. 99 bookY
  71505. 24/6/98\
  71506. 3948^
  71507. 3173w
  71508. James Halliday
  71509. 4528C
  71510. 1/2/98D
  71511. Bright green-yellow; the light bouquet is clean, with smooth, melon and citrus fruit, the palate likewise of light to medium weight, with melon fruit and a slightly green finish. F
  71512. 1999K
  71513. 1999U
  71514. 20/2/98V
  71515. 24/6/98W
  71516. 99 bookY
  71517. 24/6/98\
  71518. 3949^
  71519. 4528w
  71520. James Halliday
  71521. 4529C
  71522. 1/2/98
  71523. }Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows some of the slightly green, slightly vegetal character which Merlot seems to provide when blended with Cabernet, but also has some sweeter fruit characters, leaving you guessing which way the wine will go in the mouth. In fact it comes right up, with solid dark berry fruit and nuances of chocolate and mint, closing with well-balanced tannins.
  71524. 2003K
  71525. 1999R
  71526. 2003U
  71527. 20/2/98V
  71528. 24/6/98W
  71529. 99 bookY
  71530. 24/6/98\
  71531. 3950^
  71532. 4529w
  71533. James Halliday
  71534. 1/2/98D
  71535. Medium red-purple; a rich and complex bouquet with sweet plummy fruit, hints of game and deftly judged oak. The palate is archetypal Barossa, with sweet plum and mint fruit, soft tannins and a comfortable cocoon of oak. F
  71536. 2006K
  71537. 2001R
  71538. 2006U
  71539. 20/2/98V
  71540. 24/6/98W
  71541. 99 bookY
  71542. 24/6/98\
  71543. James Halliday
  71544. 1/2/98D
  71545. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is ripe and smooth, with abundant vanillin American oak, the palate ultra-ripe with a mix of minty berry and vanilla flavours. Certainly shows its warm-grown origins. F
  71546. 2004K
  71547. 2000R
  71548. 2004U
  71549. 20/2/98V
  71550. 24/6/98W
  71551. 99 bookY
  71552. 24/6/98\
  71553. 3952^
  71554. James Halliday
  71555. 4530C
  71556. 1/2/98D
  71557. Medium to full yellow-green; quite youthful, with distinctly herbaceous/grassy aromas. The palate, too, is potent and herbaceous, reminiscent of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, with good length and mouthfeel.F
  71558. 2002K
  71559. 1999R
  71560. 2002U
  71561. 20/2/98V
  71562. 24/6/98W
  71563. 99 bookY
  71564. 24/6/98\
  71565. 3953^
  71566. 4530w
  71567. James Halliday
  71568. 4531C
  71569. 1/2/98
  71570. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows less sauvignon blanc character than the semillon does, but that varietal character comes through on the fresh, tangy/gooseberry palate, which is ageing most attractively. F
  71571. 2000K
  71572. 1998R
  71573. 2000U
  71574. 20/2/98V
  71575. 24/6/98W
  71576. 99 bookY
  71577. 24/6/98\
  71578. 3954^
  71579. 4531w
  71580. James Halliday
  71581. 4532C
  71582. 1/2/98D
  71583. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with earthy overtones together with subtle, cedary oak. The palate is clean, relatively light, with reserved briary/leafy flavours. F
  71584. 1999K
  71585. 1998R
  71586. 1999U
  71587. 20/2/98V
  71588. 24/6/98W
  71589. 99 bookY
  71590. 24/6/98\
  71591. 3955^
  71592. 4532w
  71593. James Halliday
  71594. 4533C
  71595. 1/2/98D
  71596. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant with pronounced spicy/lychee varietal character of medium intensity. The palate provides more of the same; fresh and light, with gentle spice and lychee flavours; well balanced.F
  71597. 1999K
  71598. 1998R
  71599. 1999U
  71600. 22/2/98V
  71601. 24/6/98W
  71602. 99 bookY
  71603. 24/6/98\
  71604. 3956^
  71605. 4533w
  71606. James Halliday
  71607. 4534C
  71608. 1/2/98
  71609. QLight to medium yellow-green; a quite fragrant bouquet with lime, passionfruit and an extra touch of lift deriving from a touch of botrytis influence. The palate is intense, with lime and passionfruit flavours, and again just an echo of that botrytis on the finish. It is difficult to know whether this adds to or detracts from the wine.
  71610. 2002K
  71611. 1998R
  71612. 2002U
  71613. 22/2/98V
  71614. 24/6/98W
  71615. 99 bookY
  71616. 24/6/98\
  71617. 3957^
  71618. 4534w
  71619. James Halliday
  71620. 4535C
  71621. 1/2/98D
  71622. Medium to full red, with just a touch of purple. The intense bouquet is clean, with fully ripe sweet cherry fruit and subtle oak swelling into an opulent palate with waves of black cherry fruit and sophisticated spicy oak.F
  71623. 2010K
  71624. 2000R
  71625. 2010U
  71626. 22/2/98V
  71627. 24/6/98W
  71628. 99 bookY
  71629. 24/6/98\
  71630. 3958^
  71631. 4535w
  71632. James Halliday
  71633. 4536C
  71634. 1/2/98D
  71635. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is full and complex, with ripe blackberry and chocolate fruit supported by subtle oak. The palate is elegant, yet powerful, with restrained cassis and chocolate fruit flavours, followed by lingering tannins. F
  71636. 2010K
  71637. 2000R
  71638. 2010U
  71639. 22/2/98V
  71640. 24/6/98W
  71641. 99 bookY
  71642. 24/6/98\
  71643. 3959^
  71644. 4536w
  71645. James Halliday
  71646. 3164C
  71647. 1/2/98
  71648. KMedium red; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity but driven largely by pleasant sweet vanilla oak, leaving one to guess about the underlying variety. The palate has both the weight and the texture of Merlot, and likewise some varietal flavour in a mint and leaf spectrum; there simply isn't a great deal of flesh on the bones.
  71649. 2002K
  71650. 1998R
  71651. 2002U
  71652. 22/2/98V
  71653. 24/6/98W
  71654. 99 bookY
  71655. 24/6/98\
  71656. 3960^
  71657. 3164w
  71658. James Halliday
  71659. 1/2/98
  71660. Dense red-purple; a marvellously complex bouquet with an array of rich, dark plum and berry fruit with game and boot-polish undertones, quintessentially varietal. The palate, too, is multiflavoured and multilayered with plum, liquorice and berry fruit, supported by lingering tannins.
  71661. 2010K
  71662. 2000R
  71663. 2010U
  71664. 22/2/98V
  71665. 24/6/98W
  71666. 99 bookY
  71667. 24/6/98\
  71668. 3961^
  71669. James Halliday
  71670. 1/2/98
  71671. Medium to full red-purple; an intense, riotously ripe, bouquet with dark glossy cherry fruit and spicy highlights. The palate has lots of extract and concentration, ranging through briary, berry, prune, plum and cherry; a slightly hot finish prevents absolute top points.
  71672. 2003K
  71673. 1998R
  71674. 2003U
  71675. 22/2/98V
  71676. 24/6/98W
  71677. 99 bookY
  71678. 24/6/98\
  71679. 3962^
  71680. James Halliday
  71681. 1/2/98
  71682. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with perfectly blended blackberry/cassis fruit and cedary oak. The palate provides more of the same, with a harmonious blend of cassis, blackberry and cedar, finishing with soft, lingering tannins.
  71683. 2009K
  71684. 1999R
  71685. 2009U
  71686. 22/2/98V
  71687. 24/6/98W
  71688. 99 bookY
  71689. 24/6/98\
  71690. 3963^
  71691. James Halliday
  71692. 2150C
  71693. 1/2/98
  71694. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fragrant, with tropical fruit salad aromas providing plenty of character. The palate follows on in fine fashion, with passionfruit and tropical fruit salad flavours, yet finishes pleasantly dry. Excellent example of varietal Verdelho.
  71695. 1999K
  71696. 1998R
  71697. 1999U
  71698. 22/2/98V
  71699. 24/6/98W
  71700. 99 bookY
  71701. 24/6/98\
  71702. 3964^
  71703. 2150w
  71704. James Halliday
  71705. 4094C
  71706. 1/2/98
  71707. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is pleasant, with fragrant sweet red berry aromas and some cedary notes. The palate shows the same attractive blend of sweet cedary oak with faintly briary berry fruit, and tannins which are adequate to the task.F
  71708. 2004K
  71709. 1999R
  71710. 2004U
  71711. 22/2/98V
  71712. 24/6/98W
  71713. 99 bookY
  71714. 24/6/98\
  71715. 3965^
  71716. 4094w
  71717. James Halliday
  71718. 1/2/98
  71719. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid and dense, with potent briary/chocolatey fruit and oak in restraint. The palate opens with ripe briary berry fruit, and closes with formidable, indeed ferocious, tannins. Like big Italian reds, calls out for rich red meat dishes.
  71720. 2010K
  71721. 2002R
  71722. 2010U
  71723. 22/2/98V
  71724. 24/6/98W
  71725. 99 bookY
  71726. 24/6/98\
  71727. 3966^
  71728. James Halliday
  71729. 1/2/98
  71730. CMedium to full red-purple; a tremendously powerful, concentrated and dense bouquet with a mix of earthy, briary and spicy notes foreshadows an ultra-powerful palate which takes no prisoners. There is so much structure there, it is hard to see the flesh or really understand where the wine will head over the next ten years.
  71731. 2008K
  71732. 2002R
  71733. 2008U
  71734. 22/2/98V
  71735. 24/6/98W
  71736. 99 bookY
  71737. 24/6/98\
  71738. 3967^
  71739. James Halliday
  71740. 1/2/98D
  71741. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet shows good varietal character with sweet, ripe powerful fruit, and just a hint of volatility. The palate starts with powerful, concentrated juicy berry fruit, then runs into mouth-ripping tannins. F
  71742. 2007K
  71743. 2000R
  71744. 2007U
  71745. 22/2/98V
  71746. 24/6/98W
  71747. 99 bookY
  71748. 24/6/98\
  71749. 3968^
  71750. James Halliday
  71751. 3065C
  71752. 1/2/98
  71753. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is light and crisp, with mineral and lemon aromas, the palate crisp, clean,tangy and lively, with a light but pure finish. Could conceivably become a handsome wine with age.F
  71754. 2004K
  71755. 2000R
  71756. 2004U
  71757. 22/2/98V
  71758. 24/6/98W
  71759. 99 bookY
  71760. 24/6/98\
  71761. 3969^
  71762. 3065w
  71763. James Halliday
  71764. 4538C
  71765. 1/2/98D
  71766. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet, with gentle peach and citrus fruit is followed by a clean, inoffensive, pleasant palate with no unexpected flavours.F
  71767. 1999K
  71768. 1998R
  71769. 1999U
  71770. 22/2/98V
  71771. 24/6/98W
  71772. 99 bookY
  71773. 24/6/98\
  71774. 3970^
  71775. 4538w
  71776. James Halliday
  71777. 1/2/98
  71778. Bright yellow-green; the spotlessly clean bouquet has wonderfully attractive creamy/toasty autolysis characters yet retains tightness, with hints of citrus. The palate is delicate yet flavoursome, with a fine, gently creamy texture and flavours of citrus and ripe pear. 
  71779. 1998R
  71780. 2002U
  71781. 22/2/98V
  71782. 24/6/98W
  71783. 99 bookY
  71784. 24/6/98\
  71785. 3971^
  71786. James Halliday
  71787. 1/2/98
  71788. Pale straw; the bouquet is still extraordinarily discreet, tight and full, with scents of spice, earth and forest berries. A structured wine in the mouth, with a grain to its texture, showing bread, biscuit and mineral flavours, finishing with brisk acidity.
  71789. 2001K
  71790. 1998R
  71791. 2001U
  71792. 22/2/98V
  71793. 24/6/98W
  71794. 99 bookY
  71795. 24/6/98\
  71796. 3972^
  71797. James Halliday
  71798. 4539C
  71799. 1/2/98
  71800. OBright, pale straw-yellow; the bouquet is spotless, with wonderfully fresh yet exceptionally complex aromas of bread and brioche; powerful yet not heavy. The palate is no less complex, with outstanding balance and composition, ranging through ripe pear, citrus together with hints of spice and cake. The acidity and dosage are perfect.
  71801. 2000K
  71802. 1998R
  71803. 2000U
  71804. 22/2/98V
  71805. 24/6/98W
  71806. 99 book
  71807. 24/6/98\
  71808. 3973^
  71809. 4539w
  71810. James Halliday
  71811. 4540C
  71812. 1/2/98
  71813. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite voluminous and floral, with spice and apple aromas. There are similar floral/spicy flavours on the forepalate, together with lime, but the finish, though not sweet, does seem to cloy a fraction, perhaps needing a touch more acid.
  71814. 2002K
  71815. 1998R
  71816. 2002U
  71817. 22/2/98V
  71818. 24/6/98W
  71819. 99 bookY
  71820. 24/6/98\
  71821. 3974^
  71822. 4540w
  71823. James Halliday
  71824. 2385C
  71825. 1/2/98D
  71826. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid, with deep, plummy fruit, with more of the same on the very substantial palate. Excellent fruit flavour and concentration, but not especially complex; hopefully this will build with time in bottle.F
  71827. 2002K
  71828. 1998R
  71829. 2002U
  71830. 22/2/98V
  71831. 24/6/98W
  71832. 99 bookY
  71833. 24/6/98\
  71834. 3975^
  71835. 2385w
  71836. James Halliday
  71837. 1/2/98
  71838. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is floral, with a mix of passionfruit, herb and flower blossom, promising a little more than the palate is presently willing to reveal. Light, crisp, with mineral and toast flavours, it needs time to develop.F
  71839. 2004K
  71840. 2000R
  71841. 2004U
  71842. 22/2/98V
  71843. 24/6/98W
  71844. 99 bookY
  71845. 24/6/98\
  71846. 3976^
  71847. James Halliday
  71848. 1/2/98
  71849. 5Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with cherry, earth and cedar aromas, but also a hint of some old and not especially distinguished barrels. The palate is rather better, with elegant cedar, earth and dark flavours, finishing with fine tannins. Seems to need a touch of new oak to lift it.
  71850. 2005K
  71851. 2000R
  71852. 2005U
  71853. 22/2/98V
  71854. 24/6/98W
  71855. 99 bookY
  71856. 24/6/98\
  71857. 3977^
  71858. James Halliday
  71859. 1/2/98
  71860. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is discreet, with earthy/briary notes and subtle oak, the palate in a similar, rather lean style with earthy/briary flavours, and moderately weighted tannins.F
  71861. 2003K
  71862. 2000R
  71863. 2003U
  71864. 22/2/98V
  71865. 24/6/98W
  71866. 99 bookY
  71867. 24/6/98\
  71868. 3978^
  71869. James Halliday
  71870. 1/2/98D
  71871. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is light and clean, with a mix of gooseberry and herbal aromas, the palate similarly crisp and clean, with tangy lemony/herb and pear flavours. F
  71872. 1999K
  71873. 1998R
  71874. 1999U
  71875. 22/2/98V
  71876. 24/6/98W
  71877. 99 bookY
  71878. 24/6/98\
  71879. 3979^
  71880. James Halliday
  71881. 4541C
  71882. 1/2/98D
  71883. Light straw-yellow; the bouquet is tight and crisp, with lime/apple/citrus aromas running into more herbal/mineral characters. The palate is lively, with citrus, apple and herb flavours; good acidity and length.F
  71884. 2003K
  71885. 1998R
  71886. 2003U
  71887. 22/2/98V
  71888. 24/6/98W
  71889. 99 bookY
  71890. 24/6/98\
  71891. 4541w
  71892. James Halliday
  71893. 1/2/98D
  71894. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is very light, with minerally/toasty characters but the primary fruit subdued. The palate, too, lacks fruit sweetness, veering well to the lean minerally/herbal side which is not particularly varietal.F
  71895. 2000K
  71896. 1998R
  71897. 2000U
  71898. 22/2/98V
  71899. 24/6/98W
  71900. 99 bookY
  71901. 24/6/98\
  71902. 3981^
  71903. James Halliday
  71904. 1/2/98D
  71905. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid and sweet, with chocolatey, blackberry fruit supported by sweet oak. The palate is almost dense, with dark chocolate, blackberry, mulberry and a touch of earth; good tannin structure.F
  71906. 2005K
  71907. 1999R
  71908. 2005U
  71909. 22/2/98V
  71910. 24/6/98W
  71911. 99 bookY
  71912. 24/6/98\
  71913. 3982^
  71914. James Halliday
  71915. 4542C
  71916. 1/2/98
  71917. ,Medium to full yellow-orange; solid lime/peach aromas with a hint of haystack and just a little volatility on the bouquet are followed by a richly flavoured palate with honey and lime on toast, which might have been better still had the crust been cut off,  it is fractionally rough around the edges.
  71918. 1999K
  71919. 1998R
  71920. 1999U
  71921. 22/2/98V
  71922. 24/6/98W
  71923. 99 bookY
  71924. 24/6/98\
  71925. 3983^
  71926. 4542w
  71927. James Halliday
  71928. 4543C
  71929. 1/2/98
  71930. Dense red-purple; a powerful, clean bouquet redolent of blackberry, liquorice, briar and earth fruit is followed by an equally powerful palate with ripe black cherry and mint fruit and appropriately strong tannins. Minimal oak influence throughout. Built to live forever.
  71931. 2011K
  71932. 2001R
  71933. 2011U
  71934. 22/2/98V
  71935. 24/6/98W
  71936. 99 bookY
  71937. 24/6/98\
  71938. 3984^
  71939. 4543w
  71940. James Halliday
  71941. 4544C
  71942. 1/2/98
  71943. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is much sweeter than Georgia's Paddock, with more evident spicy vanilla oak. The palate, too, is slightly lighter, with a more supple texture to the mint, berry and leaf fruit flavours, though powerful tannins do come on the finish of the wine.
  71944. 2010K
  71945. 2000R
  71946. 2010U
  71947. 22/2/98V
  71948. 24/6/98W
  71949. 99 bookY
  71950. 24/6/98\
  71951. 3985^
  71952. 4544w
  71953. James Halliday
  71954. 4545C
  71955. 1/2/98
  71956. "Full red-purple; an exceptionally rich, ripe and dense bouquet with full-on blackberry, cherry and vanilla oak runs through to a massive, lusciously ripe juicy berry palate with quite charry American oak coming through on the finish. Needs time for the components to fully marry and soften.
  71957. 2011K
  71958. 2001R
  71959. 2011U
  71960. 22/2/98V
  71961. 24/6/98W
  71962. 99 bookY
  71963. 24/6/98\
  71964. 3986^
  71965. 4545w
  71966. James Halliday
  71967. 4546C
  71968. 1/2/98
  71969. Bright red-purple; the bouquet is quite sweet and rich, with minty/gamey fruit aromas. The palate, too, is powerful and concentrated, but the raw, earthy tannins do attack the mouth on the finish. Will improve with time in bottle.F
  71970. 2005K
  71971. 2001R
  71972. 2005U
  71973. 22/2/98V
  71974. 24/6/98W
  71975. 99 bookY
  71976. 24/6/98\
  71977. 3987^
  71978. 4546w
  71979. James Halliday
  71980. 1/2/98
  71981. Bright green-yellow; an elegant and stylish bouquet shows attractive melon, white peach and cashew aromas, the palate likewise elegant and restrained, with fine citrus and melon fruit woven through gently nutty barrel-ferment/malolactic ferment characters.
  71982. 2006K
  71983. 1999R
  71984. 2006U
  71985. 22/2/98V
  71986. 24/6/98W
  71987. 99 bookY
  71988. 24/6/98\
  71989. 3988^
  71990. James Halliday
  71991. 1/2/98
  71992. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with cassis berry fruit of medium intensity, supported by subtle oak. The palate is finely balanced and modulated, with more cassis berry fruit, fine tannins and subtle, gentle oak.F
  71993. 2006K
  71994. 2001R
  71995. 2006U
  71996. 22/2/98V
  71997. 24/6/98W
  71998. 99 bookY
  71999. 24/6/98\
  72000. 3989^
  72001. James Halliday
  72002. 4547C
  72003. 1/2/98D
  72004. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with a mix of plum and more gamey characters, the palate with full plummy fruit, and again a touch of gaminess. Perhaps a little short in texture and length.F
  72005. 2001K
  72006. 1998R
  72007. 2001U
  72008. 22/2/98V
  72009. 24/6/98W
  72010. 99 bookY
  72011. 24/6/98\
  72012. 3990^
  72013. 4547w
  72014. James Halliday
  72015. 1/2/98
  72016. 6Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex, with some solids barrel ferment characters which tend to diminish the primary fruit. The wine, however, gradually opens up on the palate, with considerable length and flavours running through melon, citrus and Nashi pear. Minimal oak input throughout.
  72017. 2003K
  72018. 1999R
  72019. 2003U
  72020. 22/2/98V
  72021. 24/6/98W
  72022. 99 bookY
  72023. 24/6/98\
  72024. 3991^
  72025. James Halliday
  72026. 2294C
  72027. 1/2/98D
  72028. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is initially fragrant with cherry and earth fruit, but then a touch of astringency appears, and the palate follows precisely the same track. F
  72029. 2004K
  72030. 1999R
  72031. 2004U
  72032. 22/2/98V
  72033. 24/6/98W
  72034. 99 bookY
  72035. 24/6/98\
  72036. 3992^
  72037. 2294w
  72038. James Halliday
  72039. 2187C
  72040. 1/2/98
  72041. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is extremely herbaceous, with a mix of capsicum, olive and berry fruit, but, as with the Chardonnay, the palate delivers far more. While firm, and with some olive/herbaceous overtones to the core of cassis, fruit, has good length, structure and tannins.
  72042. 2007K
  72043. 2001R
  72044. 2007U
  72045. 22/2/98V
  72046. 24/6/98W
  72047. 99 bookY
  72048. 24/6/98\
  72049. 3993^
  72050. 2187w
  72051. James Halliday
  72052. 2349C
  72053. 1/2/98
  72054. )Light to medium yellow-green; light, citrus, lime and pastille aromas on the bouquet intensify on the palate, with abundant citrus, lime and peach fruit. There is something about the wine which makes me wonder whether it will cellar as well as most of the Knight Rieslings do; somehow, I doubt it.
  72055. 2000K
  72056. 1998R
  72057. 2000U
  72058. 22/2/98V
  72059. 24/6/98W
  72060. 99 bookY
  72061. 24/6/98\
  72062. 3994^
  72063. 2349w
  72064. James Halliday
  72065. 1/2/98
  72066. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, quite intense, with plum, cherry and chocolate fruit, but no spice. The palate is soft, of medium weight, with plummy/cherry fruit, soft tannins, and barely perceptible oak influence.F
  72067. 2003K
  72068. 1998R
  72069. 2003U
  72070. 22/2/98V
  72071. 24/6/98W
  72072. 99 bookY
  72073. 24/6/98\
  72074. 3995^
  72075. James Halliday
  72076. 4548C
  72077. 1/2/98D
  72078. Dense red; an extremely ripe and rich bouquet with blackcurrant/ribena fruit and some chocolate is logically followed by a ripe, full, dense cassis and chocolate-flavoured palate. Good handling of super-ripe material.F
  72079. 2009K
  72080. 1999R
  72081. 2009U
  72082. 22/2/98V
  72083. 24/6/98W
  72084. 99 bookY
  72085. 24/6/98\
  72086. 3996^
  72087. 4548w
  72088. James Halliday
  72089. 4549C
  72090. 1/2/98D
  72091. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is light and crisp, moderately aromatic, with gentle gooseberry and herb fruit aromas. The palate is clean and fresh, quite delicate, with attractive mouthfeel and finish, but no aggression.
  72092. 1999K
  72093. 1998R
  72094. 1999U
  72095. 22/2/98V
  72096. 24/6/98W
  72097. 99 bookY
  72098. 24/6/98\
  72099. 3997^
  72100. 4549w
  72101. James Halliday
  72102. 1/2/98
  72103. Light to medium yellow-green; an exceptionally intense, complex yet fine bouquet with perfectly married nutty barrel-ferment characters running through sweet melon and citrus fruit is followed by an intense, yet elegant palate with melon, cashew, chestnut, citrus and oak spice flavours. Long and penetrating, with excellent acidity, the wine has an indefinite future, however seductive it is now.
  72104. 2010K
  72105. 1999R
  72106. 2010U
  72107. 22/2/98V
  72108. 24/6/98W
  72109. 99 bookY
  72110. 24/6/98\
  72111. 3998^
  72112. James Halliday
  72113. 1/2/98
  72114. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with a mix of cedary, earthy and more briary aromas. The palate has attractive texture and flavour, with chocolate, briar and cedar overtones to the red fruits. Almost milky soft tannins run through the length of the palate. 
  72115. 2006K
  72116. 1999R
  72117. 2006U
  72118. 22/2/98V
  72119. 24/6/98W
  72120. 99 bookY
  72121. 24/6/98\
  72122. 3999^
  72123. James Halliday
  72124. 1/2/98
  72125. =Medium red-purple; the bouquet, initially firm and a little closed, progressively opened up with good plum and cherry varietal fruit. The palate, likewise firm, but with good weight and structure, also has plenty of plummy fruit, finishing with fine tannins. Given two or three years, will soften and gain complexity.
  72126. 2002K
  72127. 1999R
  72128. 2002U
  72129. 22/2/98V
  72130. 24/6/98W
  72131. 99 bookY
  72132. 24/6/98\
  72133. 4000^
  72134. James Halliday
  72135. 1/2/98
  72136. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with gentle fig, peach and cashew aromas, but is not intense. The palate has some elegance, with mineral, cashew and melon flavours, but is very restrained and light. Time in bottle may be its own reward.F
  72137. 2003K
  72138. 1999R
  72139. 2003U
  72140. 22/2/98V
  72141. 24/6/98W
  72142. 99 bookY
  72143. 24/6/98\
  72144. 4001^
  72145. James Halliday
  72146. 1/2/98D
  72147. Medium red-purple; intense cherry, spice and earth varietal aromas with typically restrained oak follow-through on the palate, with liquorice, cherry and earth flavours and fine-grained tannins to close.F
  72148. 2005K
  72149. 2000R
  72150. 2005U
  72151. 22/2/98V
  72152. 24/6/98W
  72153. 99 bookY
  72154. 24/6/98\
  72155. 4002^
  72156. James Halliday
  72157. 1/2/98D
  72158. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is full and sweet, with complex red berry, vanilla and chocolate aromas, the palate even better, with rich, sweet cassis, berry and chocolate flavours; excellent tannins and structure.
  72159. 2006K
  72160. 2001R
  72161. 2006U
  72162. 22/2/98V
  72163. 24/6/98W
  72164. 99 bookY
  72165. 24/6/98\
  72166. 4003^
  72167. James Halliday
  72168. 3401C
  72169. 1/2/98D
  72170. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with gentle tropical fruit salad aromas, the palate with similar sweet, tropical flavours; a soft, easy and approachable commercial wine.F
  72171. 1999K
  72172. 1998R
  72173. 1999U
  72174. 22/2/98V
  72175. 24/6/98W
  72176. 99 bookY
  72177. 24/6/98\
  72178. 4004^
  72179. 3401w
  72180. James Halliday
  72181. 4066C
  72182. 1/2/98
  72183. /Medium to full red-purple; excellent weight and extract, with strong black cherry and earth varietal fruit, together with touches of spice and liquorice. The palate is almost deceptively light after the bouquet, but has the structure and inner core to sustain it for decades. Fine tannins are a feature.
  72184. 2011K
  72185. 2001R
  72186. 2011U
  72187. 22/2/98V
  72188. 24/6/98W
  72189. 99 bookY
  72190. 24/6/98\
  72191. 4005^
  72192. 4066w
  72193. James Halliday
  72194. 4550C
  72195. 1/2/98
  72196. Medium red-purple; a relatively light but fragrant cedary, leafy, berry bouquet is followed by a wine which has excellent feel and balance in the mouth. There is a mix of leafy and sweeter berry fruit, with sensitively handled oak and soft tannins on the finish. As a Merlot should be.
  72197. 2003K
  72198. 1998R
  72199. 2003U
  72200. 22/2/98V
  72201. 24/6/98W
  72202. 99 bookY
  72203. 24/6/98\
  72204. 4006^
  72205. 4550w
  72206. James Halliday
  72207. 4551C
  72208. 1/2/98D
  72209. Glowing yellow-green; a very ripe, almost raisiny bouquet with honeyed toffee cumquat aromas moving into a more tangy grapefruit marmalade palate, which is lively and fresh, with pronounced acidity on a long finish.F
  72210. 2001K
  72211. 1998R
  72212. 2001U
  72213. 22/2/98V
  72214. 24/6/98W
  72215. 99 bookY
  72216. 24/6/98\
  72217. 4007^
  72218. 4551w
  72219. James Halliday
  72220. 1/2/98
  72221. :Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is in typical Moorooduc-style, with melon, fig and pronounced cashew nut inputs from barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation. The palate is elegant and restrained, with lots of creamy cashew flavours, though not a great deal of fruit richness. Reflects a difficult vintage.
  72222. 2001K
  72223. 1998R
  72224. 2001U
  72225. 22/2/98V
  72226. 24/6/98W
  72227. 99 bookY
  72228. 24/6/98\
  72229. 4008^
  72230. James Halliday
  72231. 4552C
  72232. 1/2/98D
  72233. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is strong and concentrated, with berry, earth and chocolate aromas. The palate is similarly powerful, displaying near-identical flavours to the bouquet. Promises to be long lived.F
  72234. 2005K
  72235. 2000R
  72236. 2005U
  72237. 22/2/98V
  72238. 24/6/98W
  72239. 99 bookY
  72240. 24/6/98\
  72241. 4009^
  72242. 4552w
  72243. James Halliday
  72244. 3331C
  72245. 1/2/98
  72246. Light to medium red; the bouquet is light, but fragrant with tobacco, rhubarb and strawberry aromas, characters which are precisely repeated on the palate. The wine has good mouthfeel, with that faintly slippery character of cool-grown Pinot, finishing with subtle oak. 
  72247. 1999K
  72248. 1998R
  72249. 1999U
  72250. 22/2/98V
  72251. 24/6/98W
  72252. 99 bookY
  72253. 24/6/98\
  72254. 4010^
  72255. 3331w
  72256. James Halliday
  72257. 2216C
  72258. 1/2/98
  72259. Medium to full yellow-green; a very full and complex bouquet with biscuity/wet dog aromas reminiscent of Champagne. The palate is similarly complex with biscuit, cinnamon and apple flavours, and a faintly phenolic finish. Interesting wine full of character.
  72260. 1999K
  72261. 1998R
  72262. 1999U
  72263. 22/2/98V
  72264. 24/6/98W
  72265. 99 bookY
  72266. 24/6/98\
  72267. 4011^
  72268. 2216w
  72269. James Halliday
  72270. 2214C
  72271. 1/2/98
  72272. +Light yellow-straw; the bouquet is fragrant, though very light, with a hint of passionfruit, possibly deriving from yeast. The palate shows some of the same characters, with some regional grapefruit to go along with the passionfruit; fresh and tangy, and works better than most unwooded Chardonnays.
  72273. 1999K
  72274. 1998R
  72275. 1999U
  72276. 22/2/98V
  72277. 24/6/98W
  72278. 99 bookY
  72279. 24/6/98\
  72280. 4012^
  72281. 2214w
  72282. James Halliday
  72283. 4553C
  72284. 1/2/98D
  72285. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is intensely grapey, with succulent peach and apricot overtones, the palate as full-flavoured and rich as the bouquet promises. It is true the wine is slightly phenolic and heavy on the finish, however.F
  72286. 1999K
  72287. 1998R
  72288. 1999U
  72289. 22/2/98V
  72290. 24/6/98W
  72291. 99 bookY
  72292. 24/6/98\
  72293. 4013^
  72294. 4553w
  72295. James Halliday
  72296. 3108C
  72297. 1/2/98
  72298. 7Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is concentrated, with a mix of earth, mint and berry fruit, and just a whisker of astringency. The palate is similarly powerful, with berry and mint fruit, but again suggests there is a touch of needless astringency which might have been cleaned up with a touch of copper.
  72299. 2004K
  72300. 2000R
  72301. 2004U
  72302. 22/2/98V
  72303. 24/6/98W
  72304. 99 bookY
  72305. 24/6/98\
  72306. 4014^
  72307. 3108w
  72308. James Halliday
  72309. 1/2/98
  72310. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich and complex with abundant ripe fruit and lots of vanilla oak. The same play occurs on the palate, with rich, ripe cherry and raspberry fruit laden with sweet vanilla oak, and finishing with soft, chewy tannins.
  72311. 2003K
  72312. 1999R
  72313. 2003U
  72314. 22/2/98V
  72315. 24/6/98W
  72316. 99 bookY
  72317. 24/6/98\
  72318. 4015^
  72319. James Halliday
  72320. 1/2/98
  72321. Dense red-purple; an extremely ripe and rich bouquet with cassis, chocolate and mint fruit aromas and pleasantly subdued American oak heralds a quite excellent wine on the palate, with lots of character and ripe fruit flavours, lingering tannins and subtle oak.
  72322. 2006K
  72323. 1999R
  72324. 2006U
  72325. 22/2/98V
  72326. 24/6/98W
  72327. 99 bookY
  72328. 24/6/98\
  72329. 4016^
  72330. James Halliday
  72331. 4554C
  72332. 1/2/98
  72333. FMedium to full purple-red; the bouquet is fragrant, indeed pungent, with penetrating earthy blackberry fruit and overtones of citrus and lantana. The palate is extremely well balanced, with chocolate, earth and berry fruit, substantial but not aggressive tannins, and a relatively dry finish 
  72334.  the best feature of a good wine.
  72335. 2015K
  72336. 2005R
  72337. 2015U
  72338. 22/2/98V
  72339. 24/6/98W
  72340. 99 bookY
  72341. 24/6/98\
  72342. 4017^
  72343. 4554w
  72344. James Halliday
  72345. 4555C
  72346. 1/2/98
  72347. Distinct straw; the bouquet is solid, although with a few faintly pongy/sweaty aromas of the kind one finds in lesser quality (French) Champagne. The palate is much better, with abundant biscuity/bready flavour, and good texture and structure to the back palate and finish.
  72348. 1999K
  72349. 1998R
  72350. 1999U
  72351. 22/2/98V
  72352. 24/6/98W
  72353. 99 bookY
  72354. 24/6/98\
  72355. 4018^
  72356. 4555w
  72357. James Halliday
  72358. 4556C
  72359. 1/2/98D
  72360. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful, yet smooth, with lemony/herbaceous varietal fruit. The palate has good balance and style, showing citrus and lemon fruit, well-judged acidity and no characters from the wet vintage.F
  72361. 2005K
  72362. 2000R
  72363. 2005U
  72364. 25/2/98V
  72365. 24/6/98W
  72366. 99 bookY
  72367. 24/6/98\
  72368. 4019^
  72369. 4556w
  72370. James Halliday
  72371. 4557C
  72372. 1/2/98
  72373. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid, with a mix of plum and earth fruit, the palate is of medium weight with more of those regional earthy flavours, some plum and soft tannins. Will gain complexity as it ages. F
  72374. 2005K
  72375. 2000R
  72376. 2005U
  72377. 25/2/98V
  72378. 24/6/98W
  72379. 99 bookY
  72380. 24/6/98\
  72381. 4020^
  72382. 4557w
  72383. James Halliday
  72384. 3192C
  72385. 1/2/98D
  72386. Medium yellow-green; fine, melon and fig fruit on the bouquet is supported by just a touch of oak, less assertively so than the 
  72387. 96 was. The palate, too, is elegant and fine, with melon, citrus and fig fruit, good length and attractively subtle oak. F
  72388. 1999K
  72389. 1998R
  72390. 1999U
  72391. 25/2/98V
  72392. 24/6/98W
  72393. 99 bookY
  72394. 24/6/98\
  72395. 4021^
  72396. 3192w
  72397. James Halliday
  72398. 4558C
  72399. 1/2/98D
  72400. The bouquet is clean, with a mix of herb, mineral and lime aromas; the palate is well balanced, with lime/lemon fruit of medium intensity, and a fractionally hard finish.F
  72401. 2001K
  72402. 1998R
  72403. 2001U
  72404. 25/2/98V
  72405. 24/6/98W
  72406. 99 bookY
  72407. 24/6/98\
  72408. 4022^
  72409. 4558w
  72410. James Halliday
  72411. 4559C
  72412. 1/2/98D
  72413. Medium straw-yellow; a fine, crisp bouquet with mineral, bread and biscuit aromas is followed by a lively palate with citrus, lemon and apple fruit running through a lingering finish; has considerable finesse.F
  72414. 1999K
  72415. 1998R
  72416. 1999U
  72417. 25/2/98V
  72418. 24/6/98W
  72419. 99 bookY
  72420. 24/6/98\
  72421. 4023^
  72422. 4559w
  72423. James Halliday
  72424. 3808C
  72425. 1/2/98
  72426. tMedium to full yellow, with just a touch of green; the palate is rich and full with tropical apricot and cumquat aromas initially dominant, but with some Traminer spice appearing as the wine breathes. There is a similar melange of flavours on the palate, again with the varietal spice coming through at the end. Has a potent 13.5% alcohol with 124 grams of residual sugar.
  72427. 2001K
  72428. 1998R
  72429. 2001U
  72430. 25/2/98V
  72431. 24/6/98W
  72432. 99 bookY
  72433. 24/6/98\
  72434. 3808w
  72435. James Halliday
  72436. 4560C
  72437. 1/2/98D
  72438. Light straw-yellow, with good mousse; the bouquet is clean, and pleasantly fruity, with citrus peach aromas. The nicely balanced palate is fresh, with citrus and apple flavours, good length and good mouthfeel.F
  72439. 2000K
  72440. 1998R
  72441. 2000U
  72442. 25/2/98V
  72443. 24/6/98W
  72444. 99 bookY
  72445. 24/6/98\
  72446. 4025^
  72447. 4560w
  72448. James Halliday
  72449. 1/2/98D
  72450. Deep golden-buttery yellow; both the bouquet and palate are as the colour promises, exceedingly rich, soft and developed, with peachy buttery fruit (and subtle oak). After the fanfare of trumpets, finishes slightly short.F
  72451. 1999K
  72452. 1998R
  72453. 1999U
  72454. 25/2/98V
  72455. 24/6/98W
  72456. 99 bookY
  72457. 24/6/98\
  72458. 4026^
  72459. James Halliday
  72460. 1/2/98
  72461. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is firm, with clearly defined varietal fruit in a herbaceous, lemon/mineral spectrum. The palate has good flavour and structure, offering plenty now, but with even more to come with age.F
  72462. 2004K
  72463. 1999R
  72464. 2004U
  72465. 25/2/98V
  72466. 24/6/98W
  72467. 99 bookY
  72468. 24/6/98\
  72469. 4027^
  72470. James Halliday
  72471. 2303C
  72472. 1/2/98D
  72473. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is very light, but has typical Yarra melon fruit, and barely perceptible oak. The palate has similarly clearly defined citrus, melon and lemon fruit with good length and acidity.F
  72474. 2004K
  72475. 1998R
  72476. 2004U
  72477. 25/2/98V
  72478. 24/6/98W
  72479. 99 bookY
  72480. 24/6/98\
  72481. 4028^
  72482. 2303w
  72483. James Halliday
  72484. 1/2/98D
  72485. Strong, bright red-purple; the bouquet is ripe, with attractive cassis fruit to the fore. The palate shows similarly ripe berry flavours, with a hint of mint, sweet tannins and a flick of oak. F
  72486. 2000R
  72487. 2005U
  72488. 25/2/98V
  72489. 24/6/98W
  72490. 99 bookY
  72491. 24/6/98\
  72492. 4029^
  72493. James Halliday
  72494. 2376C
  72495. 1/2/98D
  72496. Medium to full red-purple; solid, dark berry fruit on the bouquet is replicated by concentrated black cherry, faintly minty fruit flavours on the palate. Pleasant oak and moderate tannins provide balance and structure.F
  72497. 2006K
  72498. 2001R
  72499. 2006U
  72500. 25/2/98V
  72501. 24/6/98W
  72502. 99 bookY
  72503. 24/6/98\
  72504. 4030^
  72505. 2376w
  72506. James Halliday
  72507. 4561C
  72508. 1/2/98D
  72509. Medium to full red-purple; a strong, dense blackberry, cassis and chocolate bouquet is followed by a smooth but flavoursome palate neither extractive nor tannic. Despite its approachability now, will age well.F
  72510. 2008K
  72511. 2000R
  72512. 2008U
  72513. 25/2/98V
  72514. 24/6/98W
  72515. 99 bookY
  72516. 24/6/98\
  72517. 4031^
  72518. 4561w
  72519. James Halliday
  72520. 2246C
  72521. 1/2/98
  72522. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet has attractive fruit, but there is a distinct and distracting burnt match overtone. The palate, too, shows lively citrus and melon fruit, but you can't escape the burnt match.F
  72523. 1999K
  72524. 1998R
  72525. 1999U
  72526. 25/2/98V
  72527. 24/6/98W
  72528. 99 bookY
  72529. 24/6/98\
  72530. 4032^
  72531. 2246w
  72532. James Halliday
  72533. 2247C
  72534. 1/2/98
  72535. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is full of ripe, sweet plummy fruit, as is the palate. Still in its primary phase, but has both the fruit and tannin to develop marvellously well. Underlines the outstanding vintage; the Reserve Pinot Noir should be exceptional.
  72536. 2002K
  72537. 1998R
  72538. 2002U
  72539. 25/2/98V
  72540. 24/6/98W
  72541. 99 bookY
  72542. 24/6/98\
  72543. 4033^
  72544. 2247w
  72545. James Halliday
  72546. 1/2/98
  72547. Medium to full red-purple; there is considerable, youthful fruit, as one would expect from a wine bottled much earlier than has been the practice hitherto for Taylors. The palate shows lots of plum, mint and cherry fruit, with adequate tannins; I am not too sure the winemaking has not veered from one extreme to the other, for the wine seems slightly unformed, but will have additional time in bottle prior to release, and may settle down in that time.
  72548. 2004K
  72549. 2000R
  72550. 2004U
  72551. 25/2/98V
  72552. 24/6/98W
  72553. 99 bookY
  72554. 24/6/98\
  72555. 4034^
  72556. James Halliday
  72557. 1/2/98
  72558. #Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, with spice, mineral, lime and toast aromas. Lime fruit comes to the fore on a light to medium-weight palate, which is well balanced and has good mouthfeel. Somewhere in the centre of the extremes of Clare Valley-style from the 
  72559. 97 vintage.
  72560. 2004K
  72561. 1999R
  72562. 2004U
  72563. 25/2/98V
  72564. 24/6/98
  72565. 99 bookY
  72566. 24/6/98\
  72567. 4035^
  72568. James Halliday
  72569. 4562C
  72570. 1/2/98
  72571. =Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is concentrated, with briary/plummy fruit and a touch of meat extract. The palate is quite massive, with distinct briary/earthy notes, an echo of that meat extract character of the bouquet. For all that, does have character and may provide an interesting glass when at its peak.
  72572. 2002K
  72573. 1998R
  72574. 2002U
  72575. 25/2/98V
  72576. 24/6/98W
  72577. 99 bookY
  72578. 24/6/98\
  72579. 4036^
  72580. 4562w
  72581. James Halliday
  72582. 1/2/98D
  72583. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite potent, with juicy/berry varietal character, with equally well-defined juicy berry fruit on the medium-weight palate. Perhaps a fraction simple, but honest.F
  72584. 1999K
  72585. 1998R
  72586. 1999U
  72587. 25/2/98V
  72588. 24/6/98W
  72589. 99 bookY
  72590. 24/6/98\
  72591. 4037^
  72592. James Halliday
  72593. 4563C
  72594. 1/2/98
  72595. Medium red; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with smooth, dark berry fruit and some caramel oak overtones. The palate is clean and soft, with pleasant dark berry fruit flavours and more of that gently sweet oak.F
  72596. 2003K
  72597. 1999R
  72598. 2003U
  72599. 25/2/98V
  72600. 24/6/98W
  72601. 99 bookY
  72602. 24/6/98\
  72603. 4038^
  72604. 4563w
  72605. James Halliday
  72606. 3126C
  72607. 1/2/98D
  72608. Light to medium yellow-green; a reserved, crisp minerally bouquet, unequivocally on the lighter side of the schizophrenic Clare vintage of 
  72609. 97. A tightly constructed palate, powerful but not lush, with mineral, toast and lime flavours; should age well.F
  72610. 2005K
  72611. 2000R
  72612. 2005U
  72613. 25/2/98V
  72614. 24/6/98W
  72615. 99 bookY
  72616. 24/6/98\
  72617. 4039^
  72618. 3126w
  72619. James Halliday
  72620. 1/2/98
  72621. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is typically full-bodied, but has swallowed up the oak. The palate has plenty of flavour and depth, and, against all the odds, it is neither phenolic nor excessively oaky. Finishes with good acidity.F
  72622. 2002K
  72623. 1998R
  72624. 2002U
  72625. 25/2/98V
  72626. 24/6/98W
  72627. 99 bookY
  72628. 24/6/98\
  72629. 4040^
  72630. James Halliday
  72631. 1/2/98D
  72632. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is concentrated, with briar and liquorice fruit; the palate is likewise concentrated, but not heavy, with mulberry, plum and a touch of liquorice. Does lighten off slightly on the finish, which may be no bad thing.F
  72633. 2006K
  72634. 2000R
  72635. 2006U
  72636. 25/2/98V
  72637. 24/6/98W
  72638. 99 bookY
  72639. 24/6/98\
  72640. 4041^
  72641. James Halliday
  72642. 4564C
  72643. 1/2/98D
  72644. Medium to full red; an attractive marriage of sweet cherry fruit and vanilla oak on the bouquet, followed by lively cherry and mint fruit on a clean, albeit slightly short, palate.
  72645. 2003K
  72646. 1999R
  72647. 2003U
  72648. 25/2/98V
  72649. 24/6/98W
  72650. 99 bookY
  72651. 24/6/98\
  72652. 4042^
  72653. 4564w
  72654. James Halliday
  72655. 4565C
  72656. 1/2/98D
  72657. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is quite ripe (and riper than the 
  72658. 96) with sweet blackberry/liquorice fruit. The palate, too, is quite rich, with ripe plum and blackberry fruit, allied with pronounced tannins.F
  72659. 2005K
  72660. 2000R
  72661. 2005U
  72662. 25/2/98V
  72663. 24/6/98W
  72664. 99 bookY
  72665. 24/6/98\
  72666. 4043^
  72667. 4565w
  72668. James Halliday
  72669. 3015C
  72670. 1/2/98
  72671. Full red-purple; much more concentrated than the varietal Shiraz Bin TR16, with abundant black cherry and blackberry fruit. The palate likewise offers another dimension of flavour and concentration, with dark cherry, plum and berry fruit leading the way, and well-balanced oak.
  72672. 2005K
  72673. 2000R
  72674. 2005U
  72675. 25/2/98V
  72676. 24/6/98W
  72677. 99 bookY
  72678. 24/6/98\
  72679. 4044^
  72680. 3015w
  72681. James Halliday
  72682. 1/2/98
  72683. Medium red, with a touch of purple; the bouquet is fragrant, of medium intensity, showing berry and leaf fruit, and just a hint of lift. The palate comes into its own, with attractive, ripe varietal fruit ranging through spice, berry and touches of leaf and liquorice.
  72684. 2001K
  72685. 1998R
  72686. 2001U
  72687. 25/2/98V
  72688. 24/6/98W
  72689. 99 bookY
  72690. 24/6/98\
  72691. 4045^
  72692. James Halliday
  72693. 4566C
  72694. 1/2/98D
  72695. Medium to full red; the bouquet is rich, with blackberry, briar and liquorice varietal fruit, moving more to cherry, blackberry and mint on the palate. Gentle oak and soft tannins round off a pleasing wine.F
  72696. 2003K
  72697. 1999R
  72698. 2003U
  72699. 25/2/98V
  72700. 24/6/98W
  72701. 99 bookY
  72702. 24/6/98\
  72703. 4046^
  72704. 4566w
  72705. James Halliday
  72706. 3172C
  72707. 1/2/98
  72708. Brilliant green-yellow; herbaceous, varietal sauvignon blanc comes through strongly on the bouquet. The palate is clean and fresh, with honey and herb flavours of sp
  72709. tlese sweetness. Pristinely clean throughout, and very well made.F
  72710. 2001K
  72711. 1998R
  72712. 2001U
  72713. 25/2/98V
  72714. 24/6/98W
  72715. 99 bookY
  72716. 24/6/98\
  72717. 4047^
  72718. 3172w
  72719. James Halliday
  72720. 2356C
  72721. 1/2/98D
  72722. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft, with discreet melon and fig fruit, and hints of cashew. The palate shows some green apple and mineral notes alongside the melon and fig of the bouquet; neither rich nor luscious.F
  72723. 2002K
  72724. 1998R
  72725. 2002U
  72726. 25/2/98V
  72727. 24/6/98W
  72728. 99 bookY
  72729. 24/6/98\
  72730. 4048^
  72731. 2356w
  72732. James Halliday
  72733. 3148C
  72734. 1/2/98D
  72735. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite ripe, with foresty/gamey overtones to the plummy fruit. A similar range of flavours come through on the relatively firm palate, finishing with life-sustaining tannin.
  72736. 2003K
  72737. 1999R
  72738. 2003U
  72739. 25/2/98V
  72740. 24/6/98W
  72741. 99 bookY
  72742. 24/6/98\
  72743. 4049^
  72744. 3148w
  72745. James Halliday
  72746. 3132C
  72747. 1/2/98D
  72748. Full red-purple; dense, dark briary berry fruit aromas and a touch of cedar mark a powerful bouquet. The palate is powerful, dense and still tight and tannic, but is clean, and will progressively open up and soften with age.F
  72749. 2007K
  72750. 2002R
  72751. 2007U
  72752. 25/2/98V
  72753. 24/6/98W
  72754. 99 bookY
  72755. 24/6/98\
  72756. 4050^
  72757. 3132w
  72758. James Halliday
  72759. 1/2/98
  72760. Strong, deep and bright red-purple; the bouquet is powerful and dense, with a mix of blackberry, olive, forest and earth aromas; very powerful and concentrated blackberry, chocolate and earth fruit flavours on the palate finish with strong but fine tannins.
  72761. 2010K
  72762. 2000R
  72763. 2010U
  72764. 25/2/98V
  72765. 24/6/98W
  72766. 99 bookY
  72767. 24/6/98\
  72768. 4051^
  72769. James Halliday
  72770. 1/2/98
  72771. Medium red-purple; smooth, blackberry fruit with slightly foresty/briary characters on the bouquet leads into a powerful, concentrated, almost tangy palate with blackberry, briar and mint flavours, and those hallmark tannins on the finish.F
  72772. 2010K
  72773. 2000R
  72774. 2010U
  72775. 25/2/98V
  72776. 24/6/98W
  72777. 99 bookY
  72778. 24/6/98\
  72779. 4052^
  72780. James Halliday
  72781. 1/2/98D
  72782. Medium to full red-purple; a clean but dense bouquet with blackberry, cassis, chocolate and ripe mint fruit is followed by a wine with wonderful mouthfeel and richness, and sweet, fine tannins running throughout.F
  72783. 2010K
  72784. 2000R
  72785. 2010U
  72786. 25/2/98V
  72787. 24/6/98W
  72788. 99 bookY
  72789. 24/6/98\
  72790. 4053^
  72791. James Halliday
  72792. 1/2/98
  72793. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet shows strong barrel ferment inputs, nutty and rich; the palate retains some elegance, notwithstanding the quite assertive barrel-ferment oak characters. There are white peach flavours and the wine has moderate length.
  72794. 1999K
  72795. 1998R
  72796. 1999U
  72797. 25/2/98V
  72798. 24/6/98W
  72799. 99 bookY
  72800. 24/6/98\
  72801. 4054^
  72802. James Halliday
  72803. 3207C
  72804. 1/2/98D
  72805. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite sweet, with clean, smooth chocolate and vanilla aromas. The palate has chocolate, leaf, mint and vanilla flavours of medium intensity, and just a slight hint of wintergreen.F
  72806. 2003K
  72807. 1999R
  72808. 2003U
  72809. 25/2/98V
  72810. 24/6/98W
  72811. 99 bookY
  72812. 24/6/98\
  72813. 4055^
  72814. 3207w
  72815. James Halliday
  72816. 4567C
  72817. 1/2/98
  72818. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, showing varietal character in a fairly austere mode, with a mix of red berry, earth and briar aromas. The palate runs through the same spectrum, together with hints of leaf and olive, with a clean finish and aftertaste.
  72819. 2003K
  72820. 1999R
  72821. 2003U
  72822. 25/2/98V
  72823. 24/6/98W
  72824. 99 bookY
  72825. 24/6/98\
  72826. 4056^
  72827. 4567w
  72828. James Halliday
  72829. 4568C
  72830. 1/2/98D
  72831. Medium to full yellow-green; there is abundant spicy/charry oak on the bouquet with notes of honey and toast. The palate provides the same mix of charry oak, honey, and some mineral notes. Not fleshy, but well-enough made.F
  72832. 1999K
  72833. 1998R
  72834. 1999U
  72835. 25/2/98V
  72836. 24/6/98W
  72837. 99 bookY
  72838. 24/6/98\
  72839. 4057^
  72840. 4568w
  72841. James Halliday
  72842. 4569C
  72843. 1/2/98
  72844. Dense purple-red; the bouquet is as extraordinary as the colour, dense, and like a super-ripe Shiraz. The palate is massively powerful and massively tannic; unless I were not absolutely sure of its provenance, I could never believe this wine was made from Pinot Noir. Perhaps in 20 years its muscles will relax, and some varietal character creep out. I wonder whether Maurice O'Shea ever had material like this to work with, and what he might have done with it.
  72845. 2017K
  72846. 2007R
  72847. 2017U
  72848. 25/2/98V
  72849. 24/6/98W
  72850. 99 bookY
  72851. 24/6/98\
  72852. 4058^
  72853. 4569w
  72854. James Halliday
  72855. 1/2/98D
  72856. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with sweet ripe berry and chocolate fruit; barely perceptible oak. The palate is complex, with similar cherry and chocolate fruit, sweet oak, sweet tannins and a long finish.F
  72857. 2008K
  72858. 2000R
  72859. 2008U
  72860. 25/2/98V
  72861. 24/6/98Y
  72862. 24/6/98\
  72863. 4059^
  72864. James Halliday
  72865. 1/2/98D
  72866. Strong, deep red-purple; the bouquet is rich, ripe and dense with black cherry fruit and a touch of sweet oak. The palate is intense, with black cherry, chocolate and hints of sweet, cedary oak. Well-balanced tannins.F
  72867. 2006K
  72868. 2002R
  72869. 2006U
  72870. 25/2/98V
  72871. 24/6/98W
  72872. 99 bookY
  72873. 24/6/98\
  72874. 4060^
  72875. James Halliday
  72876. 4069C
  72877. 1/2/98D
  72878. Dense red-purple; very ripe and rich fruit floods the bouquet with chocolate, mint and berry aromas. The palate, too, is sweet, mouthfilling and ripe, with small black fruit flavours, and a smooth, sweet middle palate. F
  72879. 2006K
  72880. 2001R
  72881. 2006U
  72882. 25/2/98V
  72883. 24/6/98W
  72884. 99 bookY
  72885. 24/6/98\
  72886. 4061^
  72887. 4069w
  72888. James Halliday
  72889. 1/2/98
  72890. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is powerful, with strong, ripe cassis and mint fruit. The fruit-driven palate has abundant red berry, mint and blackberry fruit, with slightly savoury, green undertones. Subtle oak.F
  72891. 2007K
  72892. 2002R
  72893. 2007U
  72894. 25/2/98V
  72895. 24/6/98W
  72896. 99 bookY
  72897. 24/6/98\
  72898. 4062^
  72899. James Halliday
  72900. 1/2/98D
  72901. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, with gentle peach and melon fruit, and minimal oak. The light to medium weight palate has the same flavour profile; pleasant but unremarkable. F
  72902. 1999K
  72903. 1998R
  72904. 1999U
  72905. 25/2/98V
  72906. 24/6/98W
  72907. 99 bookY
  72908. 24/6/98\
  72909. 4063^
  72910. James Halliday
  72911. 2179C
  72912. 1/2/98D
  72913. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with lime, citrus and strong spicy notes, the latter almost as if the wine was lightly oaked (it is not, of course). The palate is full, with tropical lime fruit, and on the heavy side.F
  72914. 1998R
  72915. 2001U
  72916. 25/2/98V
  72917. 24/6/98W
  72918. 99 bookY
  72919. 24/6/98\
  72920. 4064^
  72921. 2179w
  72922. James Halliday
  72923. 1/2/98D
  72924. Medium to full red-purple; a complex bouquet, with fragrant, spice, liquorice, earth and charry oak aromas all intermingling. The palate, too, is multiflavoured, with black cherry, liquorice and charry oak flavours. Fine tannins.F
  72925. 2007K
  72926. 2000R
  72927. 2007U
  72928. 25/2/98V
  72929. 24/6/98W
  72930. 99 bookY
  72931. 24/6/98\
  72932. 4065^
  72933. James Halliday
  72934. 1/2/98D
  72935. Medium to full red-purple; a powerful yet exceptionally smooth bouquet with dark berry and savoury/leafy aromas. The palate has flavours of blackcurrant, plum and mint, showing ripeness and sweetness; subtle oak.F
  72936. 2007K
  72937. 2000R
  72938. 2007U
  72939. 25/2/98V
  72940. 24/6/98W
  72941. 99 bookY
  72942. 24/6/98\
  72943. 4066^
  72944. James Halliday
  72945. 1/2/98
  72946. Medium red-purple; fragrant aromas of cedar, spice, earth and leaf are followed by a fine, but relatively light-bodied palate, without the lovely sweet fruit of the best vintages.F
  72947. 2003K
  72948. 1999R
  72949. 2003U
  72950. 25/2/98V
  72951. 24/6/98W
  72952. 99 bookY
  72953. 24/6/98\
  72954. 4067^
  72955. James Halliday
  72956. 1/2/98
  72957. AMedium to full red-purple; the charry oak which is evident in the other Henschke 
  72958. 95 wines, but which seems better-suited there, seems to bite somewhat on both the bouquet and palate of this wine. The palate flavours are of mint, red berry and leaf; again, a wine which seems distinctly off the pace of the best vintages.
  72959. 2006K
  72960. 2001R
  72961. 2006U
  72962. 25/2/98V
  72963. 24/6/98W
  72964. 99 bookY
  72965. 24/6/98\
  72966. 4068^
  72967. James Halliday
  72968. 1/2/98
  72969. Bright light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with the palate light, fresh and elegant, with melon and white peach fruit. However, there is a touch of burnt match on the bouquet which really does detract from what is otherwise a nice wine.
  72970. 1999K
  72971. 1998R
  72972. 1999U
  72973. 25/2/98V
  72974. 24/6/98W
  72975. 99 bookY
  72976. 24/6/98\
  72977. 4069^
  72978. James Halliday
  72979. 1/2/98
  72980. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is spicy, with stemmy earthy aromas and what the Americans call 'tomato vine' character. The palate shows positive varietal character, with some maceration characters, but again those slightly spiky-green characters of the fruit come through. You just wonder whether a bit too much maceration was used. Certainly in very different style to some of the earlier vintages.
  72981. 1999K
  72982. 1998R
  72983. 1999U
  72984. 25/2/98V
  72985. 24/6/98W
  72986. 99 bookY
  72987. 24/6/98\
  72988. 4070^
  72989. James Halliday
  72990. 1/2/98D
  72991. Light yellow-green; a crisp, aromatic bouquet with a mix of herb, lime blossom and orange peel aromas is followed by a pungent palate with green lime flavours and high acidity. Aggressive now, but should mellow with time.F
  72992. 2005K
  72993. 1999R
  72994. 2005U
  72995. 25/2/98V
  72996. 24/6/98W
  72997. 99 bookY
  72998. 24/6/98\
  72999. 4071^
  73000. James Halliday
  73001. 4570C
  73002. 1/2/98
  73003. Light to medium yellow-green; there are complex aromas, with hints of gooseberry and passionfruit and which are quite sweet. The palate is clean, with pleasant soft/tropical flavours, and a slightly short finish. All in all, unusual for Semillon, but an attractive mouthful. 
  73004. 2000K
  73005. 1998R
  73006. 2000U
  73007. 25/2/98V
  73008. 24/6/98W
  73009. 99 bookY
  73010. 24/6/98\
  73011. 4072^
  73012. 4570w
  73013. James Halliday
  73014. 4571C
  73015. 1/2/98
  73016. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft, with sweet gooseberry fruit and evident but not intrusive oak. The palate shows the effect of barrel fermentation in the feel and texture as much as it does in terms of flavour, which is no bad thing. Once again, pleasant gooseberry fruit.
  73017. 1999K
  73018. 1998R
  73019. 1999U
  73020. 25/2/98V
  73021. 24/6/98W
  73022. 99 bookY
  73023. 24/6/98\
  73024. 4073^
  73025. 4571w
  73026. James Halliday
  73027. 4572C
  73028. 1/2/98
  73029.     Medium red-purple; the bouquet is complex, with quite unusual dusty, clove/spice aromas together with hints of leaf. The palate has spicy/leafy/berry fruit flavours offset by pleasantly sweet American oak, but does show all of the signs of a cool McLaren Vale site.
  73030. 2004K
  73031. 2000R
  73032. 2004U
  73033. 25/2/98V
  73034. 24/6/98W
  73035. 99 bookY
  73036. 24/6/98\
  73037. 4074^
  73038. 4572w
  73039. James Halliday
  73040. 1/2/98
  73041. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is tangy and complex, with some bottle-developed characters already evident, and concentrated melon aromas. The palate is rich and mouthfilling, almost syrupy, with peachy/buttery fruit in typical Yarra Edge-style.F
  73042. 2002K
  73043. 1998R
  73044. 2002U
  73045. 25/2/98V
  73046. 24/6/98W
  73047. 99 bookY
  73048. 24/6/98\
  73049. 4075^
  73050. James Halliday
  73051. 3399C
  73052. 1/2/98D
  73053. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, in classic understated Yarra-style, and signalling the need for much patience. The palate is likewise light, with melon flavour; a strange wine for this vintage, which needs time.F
  73054. 2004K
  73055. 2000R
  73056. 2004U
  73057. 25/2/98V
  73058. 24/6/98W
  73059. 99 bookY
  73060. 24/6/98\
  73061. 4076^
  73062. 3399w
  73063. James Halliday
  73064. 3400C
  73065. 1/2/98
  73066. Medium red-purple; a quite powerful bouquet with a mix of earth, plum and spice, and hints of carbonic maceration is followed by a solid/plummy/cherry palate, still showing primary fruit flavours. Has time to go.F
  73067. 2003K
  73068. 1999R
  73069. 2003U
  73070. 25/2/98V
  73071. 24/6/98W
  73072. 99 bookY
  73073. 24/6/98\
  73074. 4077^
  73075. 3400w
  73076. James Halliday
  73077. 2265C
  73078. 1/2/98
  73079. Light green-yellow; a spotlessly clean but fragrant and tangy bouquet has citrus/lemon characters akin to that of sauvignon blanc. The palate has considerable presence, with attractive, ripe pear and lemon flavours. Long finish; carries the 14 degrees alcohol with ease.
  73080. 2009K
  73081. 1990R
  73082. 2009U
  73083. 25/2/98V
  73084. 24/6/98W
  73085. 99 bookY
  73086. 24/6/98\
  73087. 4078^
  73088. 2265w
  73089. James Halliday
  73090. 1/2/98
  73091. Brilliant green-yellow; clean and smooth, with melon, fig and subtle oak aromas of medium intensity. The palate is elegant, but long, with as-yet delicate melon and white peach fruit; certain to develop well.F
  73092. 2005K
  73093. 2000R
  73094. 2005U
  73095. 25/2/98V
  73096. 24/6/98W
  73097. 99 bookY
  73098. 24/6/98\
  73099. 4079^
  73100. James Halliday
  73101. 1/2/98D
  73102. Medium red; the bouquet is distinctly herbaceous, with leafy/earthy fruit, but the palate has surprisingly good mouthfeel, smooth and gentle with savoury red berry, leaf and mint flavours.F
  73103. 2006K
  73104. 2000R
  73105. 2006U
  73106. 25/2/98V
  73107. 24/6/98W
  73108. 99 bookY
  73109. 24/6/98\
  73110. 4080^
  73111. James Halliday
  73112. 4197C
  73113. 1/2/98D
  73114. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful and concentrated with lemon-butter aromas which come through on the generously flavoured palate; incipient honey notes augur well for medium-term cellaring.F
  73115. 2002K
  73116. 1998R
  73117. 2002U
  73118. 25/2/98V
  73119. 24/6/98
  73120. 99 bookY
  73121. 24/6/98\
  73122. 4081^
  73123. 4197w
  73124. James Halliday
  73125. 1/2/98D
  73126. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with melon and fig fruit, and even more obvious charry American oak. The palate is lively, but the American oak seems much more obvious and aggressive than it has in previous vintages.F
  73127. 1999K
  73128. 1998R
  73129. 1999U
  73130. 25/2/98V
  73131. 24/6/98W
  73132. 99 bookY
  73133. 24/6/98\
  73134. 4082^
  73135. James Halliday
  73136. 4573C
  73137. 1/2/98D
  73138. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows an attractive blend of gooseberry fruit and spicy oak, harmonious and balanced. The palate has abundant tangy, fresh fruit offset by nutmeg oak. Heaps of flavour, but not aggressive.F
  73139. 2001K
  73140. 1997R
  73141. 2001U
  73142. 25/2/98V
  73143. 24/6/98W
  73144. 99 bookY
  73145. 24/6/98\
  73146. 4083^
  73147. 4573w
  73148. James Halliday
  73149. 1/2/98
  73150. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with sweet cassis/blackberry fruit and just a trace of oak. The palate is silky smooth and most attractive, with cassis fruit which follows on precisely from the bouquet; a great outcome for the vintage.F
  73151. 2005K
  73152. 2000R
  73153. 2005U
  73154. 25/2/98V
  73155. 24/6/98W
  73156. 99 bookY
  73157. 24/6/98\
  73158. 4084^
  73159. James Halliday
  73160. 1/2/98
  73161. <Dense purple-red; a massively dense, concentrated and ripe bouquet, crammed with berry and chocolate fruit and charry oak blows out even further on the palate, where that charry American oak comes thundering over the top of what is far from inconsequential fruit. Prayer and ten years may result in a very good wine.
  73162. 2012K
  73163. 2006R
  73164. 2012U
  73165. 25/2/98V
  73166. 24/6/98W
  73167. 99 bookY
  73168. 24/6/98\
  73169. 4085^
  73170. James Halliday
  73171. 1/2/98
  73172. Light straw-yellow; the bouquet is very restrained, with crisp apple and pear aromas predominant; some creamy autolysis evident. The palate is likewise fresh, with pronounced green apple flavours, and a crisp, fine, long finish.F
  73173. 1999K
  73174. 1998R
  73175. 1999U
  73176. 25/2/98V
  73177. 24/6/98W
  73178. 99 bookY
  73179. 24/6/98\
  73180. 4086^
  73181. James Halliday
  73182. 1/2/98
  73183. Medium yellow-green, with good mousse; the bouquet is firm, but complex with mineral, citrus, toast and bready/biscuit aromas all present. The palate opens with lemon, citrus and mineral flavours before finishing with bracing acidity. Will undoubtedly benefit from a year or two on cork.
  73184. 2002K
  73185. 1999R
  73186. 2002U
  73187. 25/2/98V
  73188. 24/6/98W
  73189. 99 bookY
  73190. 24/6/98\
  73191. 4087^
  73192. James Halliday
  73193. 4574C
  73194. 1/2/98
  73195. Medium yellow-green; obvious barrel-ferment oak inputs do not swamp the fruit on the bouquet, and on the palate tangy melon and citrus varietal flavours drive the wine through to a long finish with fine acid. Here the oak input is very much in restraint.F
  73196. 2003K
  73197. 1998R
  73198. 2003U
  73199. 25/2/98V
  73200. 24/6/98W
  73201. 99 bookY
  73202. 24/6/98\
  73203. 4088^
  73204. 4574w
  73205. James Halliday
  73206. 4575C
  73207. 1/2/98
  73208. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant, with some slippery, almost citrussy overtones to the plum, berry and mint aromas of the bouquet. The palate has distinctive style and feel, lively and tingling, with plum, cherry and mint flavours. Just made it over the edge of ripeness.
  73209. 2001K
  73210. 1998R
  73211. 2001U
  73212. 25/2/98V
  73213. 24/6/98W
  73214. 99 bookY
  73215. 24/6/98\
  73216. 4089^
  73217. 4575w
  73218. James Halliday
  73219. 4576C
  73220. 1/2/98
  73221. Light straw-yellow; a voluminous, highly charged bouquet with lots of passionfruit, and slightly sweaty overtones. The palate, too, is flavoursome in the extreme, with gooseberry and passionfruit, cloying fractionally on the finish.F
  73222. 1999K
  73223. 1998R
  73224. 1999U
  73225. 25/2/98V
  73226. 24/6/98W
  73227. 99 bookY
  73228. 24/6/98\
  73229. 4090^
  73230. 4576w
  73231. James Halliday
  73232. 4577C
  73233. 1/2/98D
  73234. Light to medium yellow-green; light, crisp mineral aromas with just a touch of passionfruit lead into a lively, distinctly minerally and pleasantly dry palate, with a clean finish.F
  73235. 2002K
  73236. 1998R
  73237. 2002U
  73238. 25/2/98V
  73239. 24/6/98W
  73240. 99 bookY
  73241. 24/6/98\
  73242. 4091^
  73243. 4577w
  73244. James Halliday
  73245. 4578C
  73246. 1/2/98
  73247. 6Light to medium yellow-green; delicious, soft gooseberry/passionfruit/tropical aromas are complexed by just a subtle hint of spicy oak on the bouquet. The multiflavoured palate is equally good, with a touch of herb to go along with the tropical fruit, that hint of oak spice, and perfect acidity on the finish.
  73248. 1999K
  73249. 1998R
  73250. 1999U
  73251. 25/2/98V
  73252. 24/6/98W
  73253. 99 bookY
  73254. 24/6/98\
  73255. 4092^
  73256. 4578w
  73257. James Halliday
  73258. 4579C
  73259. 1/2/98D
  73260. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with abundant cashew and melon aromas, the palate likewise complex and structured, with strong cashew/hazelnut barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment derivatives.  F
  73261. 1999K
  73262. 1998R
  73263. 1999U
  73264. 25/2/98V
  73265. 24/6/98W
  73266. 99 bookY
  73267. 24/6/98\
  73268. 4093^
  73269. 4579w
  73270. James Halliday
  73271. 4580C
  73272. 1/2/98
  73273. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, quite sweet, with vanilla overtones. The soft, clean medium-bodied palate has cedar, leaf and berry flavours. May have suffered as a result of being tasted in the middle of a forest of Australian red wines.
  73274. 2001K
  73275. 1998R
  73276. 2001U
  73277. 25/2/98V
  73278. 24/6/98W
  73279. 99 bookY
  73280. 24/6/98\
  73281. 4094^
  73282. 4580w
  73283. James Halliday
  73284. 4581C
  73285. 1/2/98D
  73286. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp and clean, on the herbal side, with lemon and capsicum aromas. The palate shows some slightly riper flavours with gooseberry and lemon, and has particularly good mouthfeel and balance, and a long, clean finish.F
  73287. 1999K
  73288. 1998R
  73289. 1999U
  73290. 25/2/98V
  73291. 24/6/98W
  73292. 99 bookY
  73293. 24/6/98\
  73294. 4095^
  73295. 4581w
  73296. James Halliday
  73297. 1/2/98
  73298. Glowing yellow-green; a super-smooth, clean bouquet with melon fruit and subtle oak heralds an unusually elegant and harmonious palate, with restrained hazelnut, cashew and melon flavours, which linger long in the mouth.F
  73299. 2001K
  73300. 1998R
  73301. 2001U
  73302. 25/2/98V
  73303. 24/6/98W
  73304. 99 bookY
  73305. 24/6/98\
  73306. 4096^
  73307. James Halliday
  73308. 4582C
  73309. 1/2/98D
  73310. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are quite complex, running through spice, lime and citrus, with similar flavours on the palate. That barely perceptible touch of residual sugar does flesh out the finish. F
  73311. 2002K
  73312. 1998R
  73313. 2002U
  73314. 25/2/98V
  73315. 24/6/98W
  73316. 99 bookY
  73317. 24/6/98\
  73318. 4097^
  73319. 4582w
  73320. James Halliday
  73321. 4583C
  73322. 1/2/98D
  73323. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with mineral, spice and a hint of lime, of light to medium intensity. The palate is elegant, with light, spicy minerally/toasty flavours, and a particularly long finish.F
  73324. 1998R
  73325. 2003U
  73326. 25/2/98V
  73327. 24/6/98W
  73328. 99 bookY
  73329. 24/6/98\
  73330. 4098^
  73331. 4583w
  73332. James Halliday
  73333. 4584C
  73334. 1/2/98D
  73335. Light to medium yellow-green; a spotlessly clean, crisp bouquet with mineral, herb and lemon aromas is followed by a crisp palate with good length and structure, offering gooseberry and a touch of capsicum on the back palate.F
  73336. 1999K
  73337. 1998R
  73338. 1999U
  73339. 25/2/98V
  73340. 24/6/98W
  73341. 99 bookY
  73342. 24/6/98\
  73343. 4099^
  73344. 4584w
  73345. James Halliday
  73346. 2024C
  73347. 1/2/98D
  73348. Light green-yellow; a clean, crisp and restrained bouquet with lemon/mineral aromas is followed by an equally tight and restrained palate with mineral, herb and lemon flavours; excellent acidity and length. A second-glass style.F
  73349. 1999K
  73350. 1998R
  73351. 1999U
  73352. 25/2/98V
  73353. 24/6/98W
  73354. 99 bookY
  73355. 24/6/98\
  73356. 4100^
  73357. 2024w
  73358. James Halliday
  73359. 4585C
  73360. 1/2/98
  73361. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with a varietally correct mix of cedar, earth, forest and tobacco aromas, leads into an attractive, quite firm palate with red berry notes, tobacco, and soft, ripe tannins 
  73362.  a valuable commodity in New Zealand.F
  73363. 2003K
  73364. 1999R
  73365. 2003U
  73366. 25/2/98V
  73367. 24/6/98W
  73368. 99 bookY
  73369. 24/6/98\
  73370. 4101^
  73371. 4585w
  73372. James Halliday
  73373. 4586C
  73374. 1/2/98D
  73375. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is deliciously sweet with red berry fruit and perfectly integrated and balanced oak. The palate is similarly soft and sweet, with red berry/raspberry flavours; fully ripe, with no hint of the New Zealand greens.F
  73376. 2004K
  73377. 1999R
  73378. 2004U
  73379. 25/2/98V
  73380. 24/6/98W
  73381. 99 bookY
  73382. 24/6/98\
  73383. 4102^
  73384. 4586w
  73385. James Halliday
  73386. 3369C
  73387. 1/2/98
  73388. Medium yellow-green; a potent bouquet in traditional Marlborough-style, with a mix of ripe gooseberry and more herbaceous fruit is followed by a full, rich flavoursome palate with abundant gooseberry fruit, thickening ever so slightly on the finish.F
  73389. 1999K
  73390. 1998R
  73391. 1999U
  73392. 25/2/98V
  73393. 24/6/98W
  73394. 99 bookY
  73395. 24/6/98\
  73396. 4103^
  73397. 3369w
  73398. James Halliday
  73399. 4587C
  73400. 1/2/98D
  73401. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is light, crisp and minerally, not especially fruity, but clean and without volatility. The palate is lively, with an attractive mix of capsicum, gooseberry and some faintly spicy characters. Finishes with bright acidity.F
  73402. 1999K
  73403. 1998R
  73404. 1999U
  73405. 25/2/98V
  73406. 24/6/98W
  73407. 99 bookY
  73408. 24/6/98\
  73409. 4104^
  73410. 4587w
  73411. James Halliday
  73412. 4588C
  73413. 1/2/98
  73414. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with gentle autolysis characters and fruit neutral. The wine opens up on the palate, with intense citrus flavours on the back palate, and a classically long, lingering finish.F
  73415. 1999K
  73416. 1998R
  73417. 1999U
  73418. 25/2/98V
  73419. 24/6/98W
  73420. 99 bookY
  73421. 24/6/98\
  73422. 4105^
  73423. 4588w
  73424. James Halliday
  73425. 4589C
  73426. 1/2/98
  73427. Deep burnished gold; the bouquet ranges through toffee, cumquat and mandarin, a cross between Sauternes and (Hungarian) Tokaji in style. Those cumquat toffee and mandarin flavours also come through on the richly flavoured palate, which is of moderate sweetness and good acidity.
  73428. 2001K
  73429. 1998R
  73430. 2001U
  73431. 25/2/98V
  73432. 24/6/98W
  73433. 99 bookY
  73434. 24/6/98\
  73435. 4106^
  73436. 4589w
  73437. James Halliday
  73438. 1/2/98
  73439. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is lifted, with scented tropical lime fruit and hints of spice. The palate is softer than the usual Hunter's Riesling, again with tropical lime fruit flavours. F
  73440. 2003K
  73441. 1999R
  73442. 2003U
  73443. 25/2/98V
  73444. 24/6/98W
  73445. 99 bookY
  73446. 24/6/98\
  73447. 4107^
  73448. James Halliday
  73449. 1/2/98D
  73450. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft, with gently tropical gooseberry fruit and without the crystal clarity one normally finds with Hunter's. The palate is soft, quite full, with tropical gooseberry fruit.F
  73451. 2000K
  73452. 1998R
  73453. 2000U
  73454. 25/2/98V
  73455. 24/6/98W
  73456. 99 bookY
  73457. 24/6/98\
  73458. 4108^
  73459. James Halliday
  73460. 1/2/98D
  73461. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is driven by the sophisticated use of spicy nutmeg oak, which also is an important part of the palate, although here gooseberry fruit appears early and carries through to the finish.F
  73462. 1999K
  73463. 1998R
  73464. 1999U
  73465. 25/2/98V
  73466. 24/6/98W
  73467. 99 bookY
  73468. 24/6/98\
  73469. 4109^
  73470. James Halliday
  73471. 1/2/98D
  73472. Medium yellow-green; a complex array of melon, cashew, fig, and even faintly buttery, aromas with just a hint of spicy oak are followed by a smooth, yet textured, palate displaying all the flavours promised by the bouquet. As ever, sensitive use of oak.F
  73473. 2002K
  73474. 1998R
  73475. 2002U
  73476. 25/2/98V
  73477. 24/6/98W
  73478. 99 bookY
  73479. 24/6/98\
  73480. 4110^
  73481. James Halliday
  73482. 1/2/98
  73483. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is spotlessly clean, and equally precise varietal fruit in a gooseberry and passionfruit mode. The palate has good length, and once again perfect definition of varietal fruit with tangy gooseberry flavours; well-balanced acidity.
  73484. 1999K
  73485. 1998R
  73486. 1999U
  73487. 25/2/98V
  73488. 24/6/98W
  73489. 99 bookY
  73490. 24/6/98\
  73491. 4111^
  73492. James Halliday
  73493. 1/2/98D
  73494. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is very complex, with ripe, tropical gooseberry fruit and nutty, slightly hessiany, overtones. The palate is similarly complex, with ripe tropical fruit, but treading a little heavily on the finish.F
  73495. 2000K
  73496. 1998R
  73497. 2000U
  73498. 25/2/98V
  73499. 24/6/98W
  73500. 99 bookY
  73501. 24/6/98\
  73502. 4112^
  73503. 2068w
  73504. James Halliday
  73505. 1000C
  73506. 1/2/98D
  73507. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is similarly dense and strong, with some Bovril/meat extract overtones. The palate is extremely powerful, with lots of maceration and stem characters which, at least at this juncture, sit on top of the varietal fruit.F
  73508. 2003K
  73509. 1999R
  73510. 2003U
  73511. 25/2/98V
  73512. 24/6/98W
  73513. 99 bookY
  73514. 24/6/98\
  73515. 4113^
  73516. 1000w
  73517. James Halliday
  73518. 4592C
  73519. 1/2/98
  73520. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is quite intense and complex, with nutty, ripe peach and melon fruit, together with subtle oak. The palate shows lots of winemaker work, but has slightly abrasive aspects to the nut and melon flavours; the overall acidity is high.
  73521. 2003K
  73522. 1999R
  73523. 2003U
  73524. 25/2/98V
  73525. 24/6/98W
  73526. 99 bookY
  73527. 24/6/98\
  73528. 4114^
  73529. 4592w
  73530. James Halliday
  73531. 4593C
  73532. 1/2/98D
  73533. Light green-yellow; a very spicy, almost nutmeg-like aroma; striking. On the palate intense lime, spice and herb flavours flood the mouth. Formidable on its own, but excellent with the appropriate food.F
  73534. 2001K
  73535. 1998R
  73536. 2001U
  73537. 25/2/98V
  73538. 24/6/98W
  73539. 99 bookY
  73540. 24/6/98\
  73541. 4115^
  73542. 4593w
  73543. James Halliday
  73544. 4594C
  73545. 1/2/98
  73546. Medium yellow-green; a potent spice and herb bouquet is followed by an exceptionally powerful palate with lots of extract, flavour and abundant fruit on the mid to back palate, augmented by significant residual sugar.F
  73547. 2002K
  73548. 1998R
  73549. 2002U
  73550. 25/2/98V
  73551. 24/6/98W
  73552. 99 bookY
  73553. 24/6/98\
  73554. 4116^
  73555. 4594w
  73556. James Halliday
  73557. 1/2/98
  73558. Light to medium yellow-green; a clean, smooth bouquet with sweet, gentle lime aromas and a similarly clean, pleasant, soft and well-balanced palate with lime and lemon fruit flavours. Reflects the difference in Southern and Northern Tasmanian Riesling in 1997.
  73559. 2004K
  73560. 1998R
  73561. 2004U
  73562. 25/2/98V
  73563. 24/6/98W
  73564. 99 bookY
  73565. 24/6/98\
  73566. 4117^
  73567. James Halliday
  73568. 4595C
  73569. 1/2/98
  73570. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, with lime, citrus and passionfruit aromas, the palate having good weight and length, running through soft lime and lemon fruit, building towards the finish with some cleverly controlled sweetness.F
  73571. 2004K
  73572. 1998R
  73573. 2004U
  73574. 25/2/98V
  73575. 24/6/98W
  73576. 99 bookY
  73577. 24/6/98\
  73578. 4118^
  73579. 4595w
  73580. James Halliday
  73581. 3346C
  73582. 1/2/98D
  73583. Medium yellow-green; a clean and quite smooth bouquet, with herb, lime and mineral aromas is followed by a delicate and crisp palate with fresh herb and lime flavours, perhaps a little lacking in intensity.F
  73584. 2001K
  73585. 1998R
  73586. 2001U
  73587. 25/2/98V
  73588. 24/6/98W
  73589. 99 bookY
  73590. 24/6/98\
  73591. 4119^
  73592. 3346w
  73593. James Halliday
  73594. 4596C
  73595. 1/2/98
  73596. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, with pronounced earthy/minerally characters, and the fruit somewhat diminished. The palate is delicate, but does have length, with crisp minerally flavours, finishing with pronounced acidity.F
  73597. 2001K
  73598. 1998R
  73599. 2001U
  73600. 25/2/98V
  73601. 24/6/98W
  73602. 99 bookY
  73603. 24/6/98\
  73604. 4120^
  73605. 4596w
  73606. James Halliday
  73607. 4597C
  73608. 1/2/98D
  73609. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, and moderately intense, the palate following the same track with predominantly lime and toast flavours, and just a hint of Tasmanian mineral underneath.F
  73610. 2003K
  73611. 1998R
  73612. 2003U
  73613. 25/2/98V
  73614. 24/6/98W
  73615. 99 bookY
  73616. 24/6/98\
  73617. 4121^
  73618. 4597w
  73619. James Halliday
  73620. 2387C
  73621. 1/2/98
  73622. Medium yellow-green; a crisp, clean herbaceous bouquet with traces of capsicum, and a clean, fresh, crisp lemony/herbaceous palate. Well made, but the vintage prevented the development of the spectacular fruit flavour of the 
  73623. 96 vintage.F
  73624. 1999K
  73625. 1998R
  73626. 1999U
  73627. 25/2/98V
  73628. 24/6/98W
  73629. 99 bookY
  73630. 24/6/98\
  73631. 4122^
  73632. 2387w
  73633. James Halliday
  73634. 2306C
  73635. 1/2/98
  73636. WPale green-yellow; an amazingly pungent and strongly varietal bouquet which explains why some people describe Sauvignon Blanc as smelling like cat's pee; a politer description is grassy/herbal. The palate shows similarly intense grassy/herbaceous flavours which some will love, and some will hate, but there is no questioning its authenticity.
  73637. 1999K
  73638. 1998R
  73639. 1999U
  73640. 25/2/98V
  73641. 24/6/98W
  73642. 99 bookY
  73643. 24/6/98\
  73644. 4123^
  73645. 2306w
  73646. James Halliday
  73647. 4598C
  73648. 1/2/98
  73649. Light green-yellow; crystal clear, albeit light, melon varietal character is followed by a light, lively melon-flavoured palate. Given the terrible vintage, a first-class outcome.F
  73650. 1999K
  73651. 1998R
  73652. 1999U
  73653. 25/2/98V
  73654. 24/6/98W
  73655. 99 bookY
  73656. 24/6/98\
  73657. 4124^
  73658. 4598w
  73659. James Halliday
  73660. 1/2/98
  73661. QLight to medium yellow-green; both the bouquet and palate are highly aromatic and flavoursome, but show strong citrussy characters which, on mainland Australia, would be akin to a Riesling Chardonnay blend. In fact it is the vineyard and climate speaking to produce a bright, crisp, herbaceous-style, finishing with unmistakable acidity.
  73662. 2000K
  73663. 1998R
  73664. 2000U
  73665. 25/2/98V
  73666. 24/6/98W
  73667. 99 bookY
  73668. 24/6/98\
  73669. 4125^
  73670. James Halliday
  73671. 1/2/98
  73672. DMedium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with some malolactic fermentation influences and slightly malty/hessiany oak which likewise comes through on the palate. However, the wine has above-average richness and weight, with just a hint of mandarin botrytis which actually adds to the character, rather than detracting from it.
  73673. 1999K
  73674. 1998R
  73675. 1999U
  73676. 25/2/98V
  73677. 24/6/98W
  73678. 99 bookY
  73679. 24/6/98\
  73680. 4126^
  73681. James Halliday
  73682. 3349C
  73683. 1/2/98
  73684. Light to medium yellow-green; complex grapefruit and other citrus aromas with sophisticated, albeit subtle, oak on the bouquet is followed by a palate with real style. Here melon and grapefruit flavours are balanced by appropriate acidity and just a twist of oak. 
  73685. 2002K
  73686. 1998R
  73687. 2002U
  73688. 26/2/98V
  73689. 24/6/98W
  73690. 99 bookY
  73691. 24/6/98\
  73692. 4127^
  73693. 3349w
  73694. James Halliday
  73695. 2309C
  73696. 1/2/98
  73697. Light to medium yellow-green; a wine which has true elegance from start to finish, and which is driven largely, though not entirely, by its mix of citrus, melon and faintly herbal fruit. Immaculately balanced, and literally caresses the mouth.F
  73698. 2003K
  73699. 1998R
  73700. 2003U
  73701. 26/2/98V
  73702. 24/6/98W
  73703. 99 bookY
  73704. 24/6/98\
  73705. 4128^
  73706. 2309w
  73707. James Halliday
  73708. 2308C
  73709. 1/2/98D
  73710. Light to medium yellow-green; the wine is well made, and does have some complexity, but green, rather herbaceous fruit characters run through both the bouquet and palate, a direct consequence of the vintage. F
  73711. 2000K
  73712. 1998R
  73713. 2000U
  73714. 26/2/98V
  73715. 24/6/98W
  73716. 99 bookY
  73717. 24/6/98\
  73718. 4129^
  73719. 2308w
  73720. James Halliday
  73721. 2168C
  73722. 1/2/98
  73723. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with elegant white peach fruit, the palate likewise perfectly balanced, with harmonious fruit and gently nutty oak. Manages to combine complexity with elegance. F
  73724. 2002K
  73725. 1998R
  73726. 2002U
  73727. 26/2/98V
  73728. 24/6/98W
  73729. 99 bookY
  73730. 24/6/98\
  73731. 4130^
  73732. 2168w
  73733. James Halliday
  73734. 1/2/98D
  73735. Medium to full yellow-green; the aromas are smooth, with a mix of citrus, lime and stone fruit; subtle oak. Similar flavours run through the long palate, which terminates with typically brisk Tasmanian acid.F
  73736. 2001K
  73737. 1998R
  73738. 2001U
  73739. 26/2/98V
  73740. 24/6/98W
  73741. 99 bookY
  73742. 24/6/98\
  73743. 4131^
  73744. James Halliday
  73745. 4599C
  73746. 1/2/98D
  73747. Bright, light green-yellow; both aromatic and flavoursome, with a beguiling mix of lime and white peach flavours, spotlessly clean and well balanced with pleasantly soft acidity.F
  73748. 2001K
  73749. 1998R
  73750. 2001U
  73751. 26/2/98V
  73752. 24/6/98W
  73753. 99 book
  73754. 24/6/98\
  73755. 4132^
  73756. 4599w
  73757. James Halliday
  73758. 2359C
  73759. 1/2/98
  73760. HMedium red-purple; fresh plummy fruit is complexed on both the bouquet and palate by lots of toasty bacon oak, but without that oak overpowering the fruit. The palate is unusually tangy and complex; if there be a question mark on the wine, it is the degree of acidity on the finish, which I accept but others may find difficult.
  73761. 2002K
  73762. 1998R
  73763. 2002U
  73764. 26/2/98V
  73765. 24/6/98Y
  73766. 24/6/98\
  73767. 4133^
  73768. James Halliday
  73769. 2359C
  73770. 1/2/98
  73771. Medium red-purple; a powerful bouquet with spice and ripe plum and black cherry fruit, supported by abundant oak. The palate is flavoursome and rich, reminiscent in some ways of the Lenswood Vineyards Pinot Noirs. Tasted at the very start of its life, with great potential.
  73772. 2003K
  73773. 1999R
  73774. 2003U
  73775. 26/2/98V
  73776. 24/6/98W
  73777. 99 bookY
  73778. 24/6/98\
  73779. 4134^
  73780. 2359w
  73781. James Halliday
  73782. 3220C
  73783. 1/2/98D
  73784. Medium red-purple; both the bouquet and palate show distinctly Burgundian characters in a slightly vegetal/spicy mould which you would expect with a five-year-old wine. Intriguing and flavoursome, but not to be cellared under any circumstances.F
  73785. 1999K
  73786. 1998R
  73787. 1999U
  73788. 26/2/98V
  73789. 24/6/98W
  73790. 99 bookY
  73791. 24/6/98\
  73792. 4135^
  73793. 3220w
  73794. James Halliday
  73795. 3178C
  73796. 1/2/98D
  73797. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with smooth plummy fruit with clear varietal character and good intensity. The palate, too, has abundant plummy fruit, and is well balanced and structured.F
  73798. 2001K
  73799. 1998R
  73800. 2001U
  73801. 26/2/98V
  73802. 24/6/98W
  73803. 99 bookY
  73804. 24/6/98\
  73805. 4136^
  73806. 3178w
  73807. James Halliday
  73808. 3350C
  73809. 1/2/98
  73810. oYouthful red-purple; the colour, bouquet and palate all suggest the wine is relatively low in pH and high in acidity, auguring well for its long-term development, but investing the wine with a persistent touch of hardness at this juncture. The wine does have plum-accented varietal fruit, and its breeding suggests it will indeed develop well over the next few years.
  73811. 2003K
  73812. 2000R
  73813. 2003U
  73814. 26/2/98V
  73815. 24/6/98W
  73816. 99 bookY
  73817. 24/6/98\
  73818. 4137^
  73819. 3350w
  73820. James Halliday
  73821. 1/2/98D
  73822. Medium red; the bouquet is youthful, but relatively simple, and gives a hint of the slightly cooked fruit characters which appear on the palate. A wine which Bob Campbell MW, the New Zealand judge at the show, quite liked.F
  73823. 2000K
  73824. 1998R
  73825. 2000U
  73826. 26/2/98V
  73827. 24/6/98W
  73828. 99 bookY
  73829. 24/6/98\
  73830. 4138^
  73831. James Halliday
  73832. 4600C
  73833. 1/2/98
  73834. Medium to full red, with just a touch of purple. The clean but intense bouquet has strong varietal fruit, the palate depth, weight and considerable lusciousness to the solid plummy fruit. Some earthy foresty secondary characters are starting to build, too.
  73835. 2001K
  73836. 1998R
  73837. 2001U
  73838. 26/2/98V
  73839. 24/6/98W
  73840. 99 bookY
  73841. 24/6/98\
  73842. 4139^
  73843. 4600w
  73844. James Halliday
  73845. 1/2/98D
  73846. Medium red-purple; an exceptionally fragrant and complex bouquet with a range of cherry, plum, leaf, mint and earth, all cascading through on to a rich, fleshy palate, with superb texture and structure running through the very finish.F
  73847. 2002K
  73848. 1998R
  73849. 2002U
  73850. 26/2/98V
  73851. 24/6/98W
  73852. 99 bookY
  73853. 24/6/98\
  73854. 4140^
  73855. James Halliday
  73856. 3149C
  73857. 1/2/98
  73858. ZMedium yellow-green; the bouquet is rich, with Alsatian-like phenolics, showing a mix of lime, herb and mineral. The palate lives up to the bouquet, powerful, and well outside traditional Australian mainstream style. It would seem this character came from the unseasonable 1997 vintage, rather than any winemaking tricks. Has considerable length.
  73859. 2003K
  73860. 1998R
  73861. 2003U
  73862. 26/2/98V
  73863. 24/6/98W
  73864. 99 bookY
  73865. 24/6/98\
  73866. 4141^
  73867. 3149w
  73868. James Halliday
  73869. 4601C
  73870. 1/2/98D
  73871. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light but crisp, with fine lime and toast aromas, the palate with interesting lime/lemon tingle flavours; good weight, length and balance.F
  73872. 2003K
  73873. 1998R
  73874. 2003U
  73875. 26/2/98V
  73876. 24/6/98W
  73877. 99 bookY
  73878. 24/6/98\
  73879. 4143^
  73880. 4601w
  73881. James Halliday
  73882. 4602C
  73883. 1/2/98
  73884. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is solid and rich, with lime juice aromas, the palate likewise showing powerful spicy lime fruit, although there is gripping acidity on the finish.F
  73885. 2005K
  73886. 2000R
  73887. 2005U
  73888. 26/2/98V
  73889. 24/6/98W
  73890. 99 bookY
  73891. 24/6/98\
  73892. 4144^
  73893. 4602w
  73894. James Halliday
  73895. 1/2/98
  73896. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows extraordinarily intense passionfruit aromas; you can almost visualise the passionfruit pips in the juice. Similar flavours come through on the striking palate, which is, however, elegant, and with considerable structure.
  73897. 2005K
  73898. 1998R
  73899. 2005U
  73900. 26/2/98V
  73901. 24/6/98W
  73902. 99 bookY
  73903. 24/6/98\
  73904. 4145^
  73905. James Halliday
  73906. 4603C
  73907. 1/2/98
  73908. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is powerful, with intense herbal/lemon varietal character. The palate, too, is powerful and long, albeit with a fraction of bitterness on the finish which may settle down with time.F
  73909. 2003K
  73910. 1999R
  73911. 2003U
  73912. 26/2/98V
  73913. 24/6/98W
  73914. 99 bookY
  73915. 24/6/98\
  73916. 4146^
  73917. 4603w
  73918. James Halliday
  73919. 2327C
  73920. 1/2/98
  73921. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is light and crisp, with a mix of herbaceous and gooseberry aromas, reminiscent of New Zealand. The palate is fresh, lively and crisp, with most attractive Semillon Sauvignon Blanc flavours. Well balanced and approachable right now.
  73922. 1999K
  73923. 1998R
  73924. 1999U
  73925. 26/2/98V
  73926. 17/7/98W
  73927. 99 bookY
  73928. 17/7/98\
  73929. 4147^
  73930. 2327w
  73931. James Halliday
  73932. 3391C
  73933. 1/2/98
  73934. Light green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet, crisp and clean, with a mix of herb and gooseberry aromas is followed by an ultra-crisp, tangy and lively palate in brilliant summer seafood style.F
  73935. 1999K
  73936. 1998R
  73937. 1999U
  73938. 26/2/98V
  73939. 24/6/98W
  73940. 99 bookY
  73941. 24/6/98\
  73942. 4148^
  73943. 3391w
  73944. James Halliday
  73945. 4604C
  73946. 1/2/98D
  73947. Light green-yellow; the bouquet has a range of aromas running from herbal through to lime and lemon blossom; medium intensity. The well-flavoured palate shows a similar mix of herbal and riper flavours, no doubt reflecting the varietal mix. F
  73948. 1999K
  73949. 1998R
  73950. 1999U
  73951. 26/2/98V
  73952. 24/6/98W
  73953. 99 bookY
  73954. 24/6/98\
  73955. 4149^
  73956. 4604w
  73957. James Halliday
  73958. 4605C
  73959. 1/2/98
  73960. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex, rich and powerful bouquet with tangy fruit and spicy nutmeg oak. The palate is powerful and rich, with masses of peach and nectarine fruit flavour; there is a viscosity to the mouthfeel, and a long finish.F
  73961. 1999K
  73962. 1998R
  73963. 1999U
  73964. 1/3/98V
  73965. 24/6/98W
  73966. 99 bookY
  73967. 24/6/98\
  73968. 4150^
  73969. 4605w
  73970. James Halliday
  73971. 4606C
  73972. 1/2/98D
  73973. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful, with slightly herbaceous overtones to the tangy fruit. The palate has intensity and power, although admittedly in the green spectrum. Long finish; subtle oak.F
  73974. 2002K
  73975. 1998R
  73976. 2002U
  73977. 1/3/98V
  73978. 24/6/98W
  73979. 99 bookY
  73980. 24/6/98\
  73981. 4151^
  73982. 4606w
  73983. James Halliday
  73984. 4607C
  73985. 1/2/98
  73986. Medium to full red-purple; a rich and concentrated bouquet with cassis, berry and spice aromas with well-balanced oak. The palate ranges through flavours of spice, leaf, mint and cassis, finishing with quite firm but not overly aggressive tannins.F
  73987. 2006K
  73988. 2001R
  73989. 2006U
  73990. 1/3/98V
  73991. 24/6/98W
  73992. 99 bookY
  73993. 24/6/98\
  73994. 4152^
  73995. 4607w
  73996. James Halliday
  73997. 4608C
  73998. 1/2/98D
  73999. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is dense, with masses of ripe blackberry/blackcurrant fruit, the palate showing similarly abundant sweet blackberry, blackcurrant and chocolate fruit supported by persistent tannins and nicely judged oak. F
  74000. 2010K
  74001. 2001R
  74002. 2010U
  74003. 1/3/98V
  74004. 24/6/98W
  74005. 99 bookY
  74006. 24/6/98\
  74007. 4153^
  74008. 4608w
  74009. James Halliday
  74010. 4609C
  74011. 1/2/98
  74012. <Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is quite fragrant with seductive oak, so much so it is difficult to tell whether the spicy characters come from the fruit or the oak. The palate shows the similarly clever use of sweet spicy oak together with sweet red berry fruit and soft tannins. Good mouthfeel and length.  
  74013. 2003K
  74014. 1998R
  74015. 2003U
  74016. 1/3/98V
  74017. 24/6/98W
  74018. 99 bookY
  74019. 24/6/98\
  74020. 4154^
  74021. 4609w
  74022. James Halliday
  74023. 4610C
  74024. 1/2/98D
  74025. Medium to full red-purple; solid, sweet blackberry and plum fruit aromas lead into an equally solid and sweet plum, blackberry and blackcurrant-flavoured palate, aided by soft, sweet oak. F
  74026. 2004K
  74027. 1999R
  74028. 2004U
  74029. 1/3/98V
  74030. 24/6/98W
  74031. 99 bookY
  74032. 24/6/98\
  74033. 4155^
  74034. 4610w
  74035. James Halliday
  74036. 4611C
  74037. 1/2/98
  74038. Dark purple-red; the bouquet is powerful and complex with a range of briary/earthy/dark berry fruit aromas. The wine is quite sweet and succulent on the mid-palate, with dark chocolate and berry fruit before finishing with slightly hard tannins which will (hopefully) soften with age.
  74039. 2006K
  74040. 2001R
  74041. 2006U
  74042. 1/3/98V
  74043. 24/6/98W
  74044. 99 bookY
  74045. 24/6/98\
  74046. 4156^
  74047. 4611w
  74048. James Halliday
  74049. 1/2/98
  74050. Dense purple-red; an immense wine on both bouquet and palate; without being overly unkind, almost like dry vintage Port. There are essency/jammy berry aromas and flavours, yet the wine is not astringent, bitter or excessively extractive. Striking and unusual.
  74051. 2006K
  74052. 2000R
  74053. 2006U
  74054. 1/3/98V
  74055. 24/6/98W
  74056. 99 bookY
  74057. 24/6/98\
  74058. 4157^
  74059. James Halliday
  74060. 4612C
  74061. 1/2/98
  74062. Dense red-purple; the bouquet shows massive fruit extract with dark berry/foresty/briary aromas, the palate exhibiting all these flavours together with liquorice and tannins. Truly, a 20-year proposition.F
  74063. 2016K
  74064. 2006R
  74065. 2016U
  74066. 1/3/98V
  74067. 24/6/98W
  74068. 99 bookY
  74069. 24/6/98\
  74070. 4158^
  74071. 4612w
  74072. James Halliday
  74073. 4472C
  74074. 1/2/98D
  74075. Medium red-purple; a quite complex, fragrant bouquet with plum, black cherry and touches of spice, with a similar display of plum and spice flavours on the youthful, moderately weighted palate. F
  74076. 2001K
  74077. 1998R
  74078. 2001U
  74079. 1/3/98V
  74080. 24/6/98W
  74081. 99 bookY
  74082. 24/6/98\
  74083. 4159^
  74084. 4472w
  74085. James Halliday
  74086. 3228C
  74087. 1/2/98
  74088. Medium to full red-purple; the aromas are fragrant and complex, with positive varietal plummy fruit and well-handled spicy oak. The palate ranges through spice, earth and forest before opening out into the plum flavours promised by the bouquet, the finish still to soften. 
  74089. 2001K
  74090. 1998R
  74091. 2001U
  74092. 1/3/98V
  74093. 24/6/98W
  74094. 99 bookY
  74095. 24/6/98\
  74096. 4160^
  74097. 3228w
  74098. James Halliday
  74099. 2362C
  74100. 1/2/98D
  74101. Medium red-purple; voluminous, rich and sweet spice and plum fruit on the bouquet is followed by a wonderful palate with dancing spicy/silky cherry and plum fruit. A class act from start to finish.F
  74102. 2002K
  74103. 1998R
  74104. 2002U
  74105. 1/3/98V
  74106. 24/6/98W
  74107. 99 bookY
  74108. 24/6/98\
  74109. 4161^
  74110. 2362w
  74111. James Halliday
  74112. 1/2/98
  74113. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex and rich bouquet which is, however, largely dominated by potent spicy nutmeg oak. A monumental wine on the palate, with masses of flavour, but I really think the oak is over the top. Others, no doubt, will go for it with their head back.
  74114. 1999K
  74115. 1998R
  74116. 1999U
  74117. 5/3/98V
  74118. 24/6/98W
  74119. 99 bookY
  74120. 24/6/98\
  74121. 4162^
  74122. James Halliday
  74123. 1/2/98D
  74124. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, powerful, fruit-driven with strong tropical fruit. The palate has excellent structure and length, with touches of herb, lemon and mineral, the oak contributing more to the texture than to the flavour.F
  74125. 1999K
  74126. 1998R
  74127. 1999U
  74128. 5/3/98V
  74129. 24/6/98W
  74130. 99 bookY
  74131. 24/6/98\
  74132. 4163^
  74133. James Halliday
  74134. 2126C
  74135. 1/2/98
  74136. WStrong purple-red; there is youthful, ripe black cherry fruit and some American oak on the bouquet. A wine which exhibits rather more power than finesse or even varietal character on the palate, but does have all of the building blocks there to flower as it matures in bottle. Lots of tannins and extract, and the components are well balanced.
  74137. 2006K
  74138. 2001R
  74139. 2006U
  74140. 5/3/98V
  74141. 24/6/98W
  74142. 99 bookY
  74143. 24/6/98\
  74144. 4164^
  74145. 2126w
  74146. James Halliday
  74147. 4613C
  74148. 1/2/98
  74149. Medium to full yellow; rich mandarin, cumquat and apricot aromas precede a wine with complex honeycomb and cumquat flavour, well balanced by firm but not aggressive acidity. If there is any oak in the wine, it is not easy to see it, and it is none the worse for that.
  74150. 2000K
  74151. 1998R
  74152. 2000U
  74153. 5/3/98V
  74154. 24/6/98W
  74155. 99 bookY
  74156. 24/6/98\
  74157. 4165^
  74158. 4613w
  74159. James Halliday
  74160. 1/2/98
  74161. _Medium red-purple; the bouquet ranges through leafy/cedar/earthy/briary notes, but then sweetens up with some more chocolatey characters. The palate is extremely long, with considerable briary/earthy grip. It has a character peculiar to the 1994 vintage running across Coonawarra/Padthaway and into southern Victoria, a certain austerity yet strength.
  74162. 2006K
  74163. 2000R
  74164. 2006U
  74165. 5/3/98V
  74166. 24/6/98W
  74167. 99 bookY
  74168. 24/6/98\
  74169. 4166^
  74170. James Halliday
  74171. 1/2/98D
  74172. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, opulently precocious bouquet with peach, toast and butter is followed by a palate with an array of tropical through to tangy fruit flavours and opulent spicy oak.F
  74173. 1999K
  74174. 1998R
  74175. 1999U
  74176. 5/3/98V
  74177. 24/6/98W
  74178. 99 bookY
  74179. 24/6/98\
  74180. 4167^
  74181. James Halliday
  74182. 4614C
  74183. 1/2/98
  74184. Yellow-bronze colour, with no pink. The bouquet is solid and clean, with biscuity/nutty aromas, the palate full-flavoured, and good balance and length. The Pinot is far from aggressive, the wine well made.F
  74185. 1999K
  74186. 1998R
  74187. 1999U
  74188. 5/3/98V
  74189. 24/6/98W
  74190. 99 bookY
  74191. 24/6/98\
  74192. 4168^
  74193. 4614w
  74194. James Halliday
  74195. 4615C
  74196. 1/2/98D
  74197. Medium yellow-green; clean, classic, powerful semillon aromas with a mix of lemon, mineral and herb lead into a palate with considerable length and power, with citrussy undertones. F
  74198. 2007K
  74199. 2002R
  74200. 2007U
  74201. 5/3/98V
  74202. 24/6/98W
  74203. 99 bookY
  74204. 24/6/98\
  74205. 4169^
  74206. 4615w
  74207. James Halliday
  74208. 4616C
  74209. 1/2/98
  74210. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and aromatic with sweet peach and honey fruit. The palate has above average structure and length, with subtle oak handling a particular feature, and supporting the tangy, lightly peachy fruit; well-balanced acidity.
  74211. 2002K
  74212. 1999R
  74213. 2002U
  74214. 5/3/98V
  74215. 24/6/98W
  74216. 99 bookY
  74217. 24/6/98\
  74218. 4170^
  74219. 4616w
  74220. James Halliday
  74221. 4617C
  74222. 1/2/98D
  74223. Medium red-purple; pronounced leafy/berry merlot varietal aromas, with that faintly green/gamey edge which merlot so often has; the palate, likewise, shows definite varietal character and structure, with good feel and length. F
  74224. 2003K
  74225. 2000R
  74226. 2003U
  74227. 5/3/98V
  74228. 24/6/98W
  74229. 99 bookY
  74230. 24/6/98\
  74231. 4171^
  74232. 4617w
  74233. James Halliday
  74234. 4618C
  74235. 1/2/98
  74236. )Medium purple-red; the bouquet shows strong, striking foresty/briary/plummy/stemmy aromas suggesting totat whole-bunch maceration. The palate is intense and high-toned with spice, liquorice, briar and plum flavours, the finish being fractionally hard at this juncture. Impressive micro-winemaking.
  74237. 2003K
  74238. 1999R
  74239. 2003U
  74240. 5/3/98V
  74241. 24/6/98W
  74242. 99 bookY
  74243. 24/6/98\
  74244. 4172^
  74245. 4618w
  74246. James Halliday
  74247. 4619C
  74248. 1/2/98D
  74249. Glowing yellow-green; a solid, full bouquet with toasty, almost oaky, aromas. The palate is full flavoured and rich, with balanced acidity on the finish. F
  74250. 1999K
  74251. 1998R
  74252. 1999U
  74253. 5/3/98V
  74254. 24/6/98W
  74255. 99 bookY
  74256. 24/6/98\
  74257. 4173^
  74258. 4619w
  74259. James Halliday
  74260. 4620C
  74261. 1/2/98
  74262. Medium yellow-green; there are strong toasty malolactic fermentation aromas overlying a more minerally, citrussy base. A well-made wine on the palate, with delicate slightly grassy/herbal characters together with citrus and melon fruit; crisp, high-acid finish.
  74263. 2003K
  74264. 1999R
  74265. 2003U
  74266. 5/3/98V
  74267. 24/6/98W
  74268. 99 bookY
  74269. 24/6/98\
  74270. 4174^
  74271. 4620w
  74272. James Halliday
  74273. 1/2/98D
  74274. Medium red; a very potent bouquet with cherry and plum fruit complexed by stemmy tones. The palate is powerful; forest and stem characters are woven through the intense dark berry fruit on a long finish.
  74275. 2002K
  74276. 1998R
  74277. 2002U
  74278. 5/3/98V
  74279. 24/6/98W
  74280. 99 bookY
  74281. 24/6/98\
  74282. 4175^
  74283. James Halliday
  74284. 1/2/98D
  74285. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is rich, with solid lime fruit supported by a mineral/herb substrate. The palate is powerful, with that extra intensity, structure and grip virtually unique to Clare Riesling; citrus/lime flavours.F
  74286. 2005K
  74287. 2000R
  74288. 2005U
  74289. 5/3/98V
  74290. 24/6/98W
  74291. 99 bookY
  74292. 24/6/98\
  74293. 4176^
  74294. James Halliday
  74295. 3013C
  74296. 1/2/98D
  74297. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe, sweet bouquet with powerful minty berry fruit is followed by an extremely sweet and ripe palate with mint and black cherry fruit. F
  74298. 2006K
  74299. 2001R
  74300. 2006U
  74301. 5/3/98V
  74302. 24/6/98W
  74303. 99 bookY
  74304. 24/6/98\
  74305. 4177^
  74306. 3013w
  74307. James Halliday
  74308. 1/2/98
  74309. *Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet balances abundant ripe earthy/cassis cabernet fruit with ample vanillin oak, predominantly American. The palate, while having plenty of extract and richness, is not overblown; the tannins are supple and soft, and the oak flavours well balanced and integrated.
  74310. 2006K
  74311. 2001R
  74312. 2006U
  74313. 5/3/98V
  74314. 24/6/98W
  74315. 99 bookY
  74316. 24/6/98\
  74317. 4178^
  74318. James Halliday
  74319. 1/2/98D
  74320. Medium to full red-purple; a stupendously concentrated and powerful bouquet, bursting with ripe blackberry fruit; the palate is opulently rich, ripe and round, with the Malbec influence very evident. Luscious and mouthfilling.F
  74321. 2016K
  74322. 2006R
  74323. 2016U
  74324. 5/3/98V
  74325. 24/6/98W
  74326. 99 bookY
  74327. 24/6/98\
  74328. 4179^
  74329. James Halliday
  74330. 4621C
  74331. 1/2/98
  74332. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is highly scented, with pungent earth and mint aromas. Black cherry flavours progressively appeared through the powerful, earthy and tightly knit palate; awesome tannins.F
  74333. 2013K
  74334. 2003R
  74335. 2013U
  74336. 5/3/98V
  74337. 24/6/98W
  74338. 99 bookY
  74339. 24/6/98\
  74340. 4180^
  74341. 4621w
  74342. James Halliday
  74343. 4622C
  74344. 1/2/98
  74345. %Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is similar to that of the Shiraz, but with slightly softer dark berry fruit blending into that faintly jammy character of Malbec. On the palate the rich, juicy Malbec contribution is quite evident, yet the predominant structure is provided by the Shiraz.
  74346. 2016K
  74347. 2006R
  74348. 2016U
  74349. 5/3/98V
  74350. 24/6/98W
  74351. 99 bookY
  74352. 24/6/98\
  74353. 4181^
  74354. 4622w
  74355. James Halliday
  74356. 4623C
  74357. 1/2/98
  74358. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is stylish, with berry, earthy, mint and leaf aromas, the palate again showing some minty notes and an exceptionally long finish 
  74359.  supported, needless to say, by abundant tannins.F
  74360. 2013K
  74361. 2003R
  74362. 2013U
  74363. 5/3/98V
  74364. 24/6/98W
  74365. 99 bookY
  74366. 24/6/98\
  74367. 4182^
  74368. 4623w
  74369. James Halliday
  74370. 4624C
  74371. 1/2/98
  74372. Medium red-purple; a pungent, scented bouquet with a mix of herbaceous, cassis and earth aromas; the potent, herbal palate has undertones of mint, olive and cassis; all fairly angular and hard at this juncture, but will undoubtedly soften and flower with age.
  74373. 2016K
  74374. 2006R
  74375. 2016U
  74376. 5/3/98V
  74377. 24/6/98W
  74378. 99 bookY
  74379. 24/6/98\
  74380. 4183^
  74381. 4624w
  74382. James Halliday
  74383. 1/2/98
  74384. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with passionfruit and citrus aromas, the palate similarly showing more life, flavour and delicacy than most McLaren Vale Rieslings; the floral blossom notes are quite reminiscent of Coonawarra Riesling.
  74385. 2003K
  74386. 1999R
  74387. 2003U
  74388. 5/3/98V
  74389. 24/6/98W
  74390. 99 bookY
  74391. 24/6/98\
  74392. 4184^
  74393. James Halliday
  74394. 1/2/98D
  74395. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth in that typically restrained, understated style of Wirra Wirra, the palate in similar mode. Beautifully balanced, with fig, melon and nutty/cashew characters on a long finish. Subtle oak.F
  74396. 2003K
  74397. 1998R
  74398. 2003U
  74399. 5/3/98V
  74400. 24/6/98W
  74401. 99 bookY
  74402. 24/6/98\
  74403. 4185^
  74404. James Halliday
  74405. 1/2/98
  74406. Medium red-purple; a clean, fresh bouquet of medium intensity, not complex, but showing pleasant berry and earth fruit. The palate is a replay of the bouquet; a good wine which, however, does not set the pulse racing.F
  74407. 2003K
  74408. 1999R
  74409. 2003U
  74410. 5/3/98V
  74411. 24/6/98W
  74412. 99 bookY
  74413. 24/6/98\
  74414. 4186^
  74415. James Halliday
  74416. 3333C
  74417. 1/2/98
  74418. /Light yellow-green; a spotless bouquet, with quite intense lime/citrus aromas and some bready autolysis characters in the background. An exemplary palate, intense and lively, with crisp citrus and apple flavours; long, faintly creamy finish. Gets better every time I taste it (which is very frequently).
  74419. 1999K
  74420. 1998R
  74421. 1999U
  74422. 5/3/98V
  74423. 24/6/98W
  74424. 99 bookY
  74425. 24/6/98\
  74426. 4187^
  74427. 3333w
  74428. James Halliday
  74429. 4625C
  74430. 1/2/98
  74431. /Pale salmon onion skin; the bouquet is clean and crisp, with a mix of faintly nutty/strawberry aromas. The palate has excellent feel and texture, with delicate strawberry and spice flavours, and none of those meaty/Bonox characters which predominantly Pinot-based sparkling wines can sometimes acquire. 
  74432. 1999K
  74433. 1998R
  74434. 1999U
  74435. 5/3/98V
  74436. 24/6/98W
  74437. 99 bookY
  74438. 24/6/98\
  74439. 4188^
  74440. 4625w
  74441. James Halliday
  74442. 1/2/98
  74443. :Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows a mix of spice, berry, leaf and cherry fruit, the oak evident but restrained. The palate has a light texture, with cherry and spice fruit, and will build complexity, and quite possibly weight, as it ages. As with all the Yarra Yering 
  74444. 96 wines, tasted within weeks of bottling.
  74445. 2006K
  74446. 2000R
  74447. 2006U
  74448. 5/3/98V
  74449. 24/6/98W
  74450. 99 bookY
  74451. 24/6/98\
  74452. 4189^
  74453. James Halliday
  74454. 1/2/98
  74455. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is redolent of glossy minty/cherry shiraz varietal fruit, the palate with abundant ripe fruit, balanced by a hint of leaf and briar, but, interestingly, no spice. Lingering acidity on the finish.F
  74456. 2011K
  74457. 2001R
  74458. 2011U
  74459. 5/3/98V
  74460. 24/6/98W
  74461. 99 bookY
  74462. 24/6/98\
  74463. 4190^
  74464. James Halliday
  74465. 1/2/98D
  74466. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is ripe and full, with strong Cabernet varietal aromas; cassis and earth. The palate is powerful and well structured, with potent blackberry and cassis fruit, the oak immaculately balanced and integrated.F
  74467. 2011K
  74468. 2001R
  74469. 2011U
  74470. 5/3/98V
  74471. 24/6/98W
  74472. 99 bookY
  74473. 24/6/98\
  74474. 4191^
  74475. James Halliday
  74476. 4626C
  74477. 1/2/98
  74478. Deep, dense purple; the bouquet is pungent and intense with pepper, spice and blackberry aromas and classy spirit. The palate is intense and long, with a perfectly amazing finish, which seems to go on forever. F
  74479. 2020K
  74480. 2000R
  74481. 2020U
  74482. 5/3/98V
  74483. 24/6/98W
  74484. 99 bookY
  74485. 24/6/98\
  74486. 4192^
  74487. 4626w
  74488. James Halliday
  74489. 1/2/98
  74490. (Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth and clean, with a mix of dark chocolate and berry fruit of medium to full intensity; oak in restraint. The palate is rich and full, with dark berry fruit and layers of texture and structure; subtle oak. 1995 was far from a poor vintage for Shiraz.
  74491. 2010K
  74492. 2000R
  74493. 2010U
  74494. 5/3/98V
  74495. 24/6/98W
  74496. 99 bookY
  74497. 24/6/98\
  74498. 4193^
  74499. James Halliday
  74500. 1/2/98
  74501. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is rich, with berry, chocolate and some vanilla oak inputs. The palate has abundant flavour with chocolate and dark berry fruit flavours woven through with soft, lingering tannins.F
  74502. 2015K
  74503. 2000R
  74504. 2015U
  74505. 5/3/98V
  74506. 24/6/98W
  74507. 99 bookY
  74508. 24/6/98\
  74509. 4194^
  74510. James Halliday
  74511. 1/2/98D
  74512. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is quite powerful, with a mix of dark berry and more minty characters; the palate has that racy character of the 
  74513. 94 vintage, with blackberry, black cherry and mint fruit, and a long finish.F
  74514. 2009K
  74515. 1999R
  74516. 2009U
  74517. 5/3/98V
  74518. 24/6/98W
  74519. 99 bookY
  74520. 24/6/98\
  74521. 4195^
  74522. James Halliday
  74523. 1/2/98
  74524. UMedium purple-red; the bouquet is clean and soft with red berry/cassis fruit supported by relatively restrained oak. The palate has good length and structure, with ripe cassis/berry fruit, a touch of mint, relatively soft tannins and well-integrated oak. No doubt strengthened by the decision not to make any Bin 707 or John Riddoch in 1995.
  74525. 2010K
  74526. 2000R
  74527. 2010U
  74528. 5/3/98V
  74529. 24/6/98W
  74530. 99 bookY
  74531. 24/6/98\
  74532. 4196^
  74533. James Halliday
  74534. 1/2/98
  74535. Medium to full red-purple; voluminous blackberry, liquorice, black cherry and chocolate fruit aromas completely integrated with sweet vanillin oak on the bouquet; has a texture and structure all of its own, not monolithic, yet meltingly smooth. Maintains the great tradition.
  74536. 2025K
  74537. 2005R
  74538. 2025U
  74539. 5/3/98V
  74540. 24/6/98W
  74541. 99 bookY
  74542. 24/6/98\
  74543. 4197^
  74544. James Halliday
  74545. 1/2/98
  74546. Light to medium red-purple, not inspiring; the bouquet and the palate are both of light to medium intensity, with minty/earthy aromas and flavours. All in all, does show a lesser Coonawarra vintage.F
  74547. 2004K
  74548. 1999R
  74549. 2004U
  74550. 5/3/98V
  74551. 24/6/98W
  74552. 99 bookY
  74553. 24/6/98\
  74554. 4198^
  74555. James Halliday
  74556. 3003C
  74557. 1/2/98D
  74558. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with generous spice, lychee and apple blossom aromas; the palate crisp and clean, and not quite as intense as the bouquet, but helped by a touch of residual sugar on the finish.F
  74559. 1999K
  74560. 1998R
  74561. 1999U
  74562. 6/3/98V
  74563. 24/6/98W
  74564. 99 bookY
  74565. 24/6/98\
  74566. 4199^
  74567. 3003w
  74568. James Halliday
  74569. 4627C
  74570. 1/2/98
  74571. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is quite tight and powerful, with secondary mineral aromas, and just a touch of passionfruit. The palate is much more tightly constructed and longer than the Dashwood, with layered flavours. Classy and sophisticated.F
  74572. 1999K
  74573. 1998R
  74574. 1999U
  74575. 8/3/98V
  74576. 24/6/98W
  74577. 99 bookY
  74578. 24/6/98\
  74579. 4200^
  74580. 4627w
  74581. James Halliday
  74582. 1/3/98D
  74583. Light green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet with passionfruit, mineral, herb and gooseberry aromas is followed by a crisp, passionfruit and gooseberry-flavoured palate, finishing with tingling acidity.F
  74584. 2000K
  74585. 1998R
  74586. 2000U
  74587. 8/3/98V
  74588. 24/6/98W
  74589. 99 bookY
  74590. 24/6/98\
  74591. 4201^
  74592. James Halliday
  74593. 4628C
  74594. 1/3/98
  74595. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is complex with citrus, nectarine and apple fruit aromas. The palate is of medium weight, with some spicy oak evident, and fractionally less luscious than the bouquet promises, tending more to citrus and mineral.F
  74596. 2000K
  74597. 1998R
  74598. 2000U
  74599. 8/3/98V
  74600. 24/6/98W
  74601. 99 bookY
  74602. 24/6/98\
  74603. 4202^
  74604. 4628w
  74605. James Halliday
  74606. 1008C
  74607. 1/3/98
  74608. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, crisp, pungently herbal, with hints of gooseberry and redcurrant. The palate is light on entry but builds on the mid to back palate, with riper gooseberry flavours on the finish, attesting to its 13.5 degrees alcohol. Bone-dry.
  74609. 1999K
  74610. 1998R
  74611. 1999U
  74612. 8/3/98V
  74613. 24/6/98W
  74614. 99 bookY
  74615. 24/6/98\
  74616. 4203^
  74617. 1008w
  74618. James Halliday
  74619. 1/3/98
  74620. 'The colour is exceptionally deep for Marlborough Cabernet Sauvignon; the bouquet is powerful, with strident leafy cabernet varietal fruit, the palate likewise powerful and concentrated, all in the green-forest spectrum, but does have structure. Plum and cassis are to be found on the back label.
  74621. 2005K
  74622. 2000R
  74623. 2005U
  74624. 8/3/98V
  74625. 24/6/98W
  74626. 99 bookY
  74627. 24/6/98\
  74628. 4204^
  74629. James Halliday
  74630. 4629C
  74631. 1/3/98
  74632. 7Light to medium yellow-green; there is quite prominent toasty barrel-ferment oak on the bouquet, but the oak stops short of being aggressive or out of balance, and on the palate there is abundant melon and cashew fruit, well balanced with above-average length. A genuinely stylish wine of international quality.
  74633. 2000K
  74634. 1998R
  74635. 2000U
  74636. 8/3/98V
  74637. 24/6/98W
  74638. 99 bookY
  74639. 24/6/98\
  74640. 4205^
  74641. 4629w
  74642. James Halliday
  74643. 4630C
  74644. 1/3/98
  74645. Light green-yellow; a crisp, pungent bouquet with herbal/gooseberry fruit is followed by a powerful, herbal/green capsicum palate, with a quite powerful finish. F
  74646. 1999K
  74647. 1998R
  74648. 1999U
  74649. 8/3/98V
  74650. 24/6/98W
  74651. 99 bookY
  74652. 24/6/98\
  74653. 4206^
  74654. 4630w
  74655. James Halliday
  74656. 4631C
  74657. 1/3/98
  74658. 9Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex, with sweet cashew nut and melon aromas; the oak is more evident on the bouquet, with lots of barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation characters subduing the primary fruit. Interestingly, the wine has 12 grams of residual sugar but does not taste at all sweet.
  74659. 1999K
  74660. 1998R
  74661. 1999U
  74662. 8/3/98V
  74663. 24/6/98W
  74664. 99 bookY
  74665. 24/6/98\
  74666. 4207^
  74667. 4631w
  74668. James Halliday
  74669. 1/3/98D
  74670. Pale straw-green; the bouquet is full and rich, with abundant ripe gooseberry fruit, the palate living up to the bouquet, with seductive ripe and sweet gooseberry fruit.F
  74671. 1999K
  74672. 1998R
  74673. 1999U
  74674. 8/3/98V
  74675. 24/6/98W
  74676. 99 bookY
  74677. 24/6/98\
  74678. 4208^
  74679. James Halliday
  74680. 4218C
  74681. 1/3/98D
  74682. Medium yellow-green; both the bouquet and palate are dominated by assertive charry toasty oak which needs to tone down; the wine has fair length, and may conceivably rise above the oak, meriting higher points.F
  74683. 2001K
  74684. 1999R
  74685. 2001U
  74686. 8/3/98V
  74687. 24/6/98W
  74688. 99 bookY
  74689. 24/6/98\
  74690. 4209^
  74691. 4218w
  74692. James Halliday
  74693. 4632C
  74694. 1/3/98D
  74695. Light to medium yellow-green; there is wonderful, intense lime juice and passionfruit on the bouquet, the palate intense and full flavoured, with particularly attractive mid-palate richness. In New Zealand terms, dry at 5.5 grams per litre.F
  74696. 2003K
  74697. 1999R
  74698. 2003U
  74699. 8/3/98V
  74700. 24/6/98W
  74701. 99 bookY
  74702. 24/6/98\
  74703. 4210^
  74704. 4632w
  74705. James Halliday
  74706. 4633C
  74707. 1/3/98
  74708. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is clean, crisp and fresh with direct aromas of light to medium intensity; the usual passionfruit and gooseberry characters are present and correct. The palate has excellent freshness and balance, replicating the characters of the bouquet; good balance.
  74709. 1999K
  74710. 1998R
  74711. 1999U
  74712. 8/3/98V
  74713. 24/6/98W
  74714. 99 bookY
  74715. 24/6/98\
  74716. 4211^
  74717. 4633w
  74718. James Halliday
  74719. 1007C
  74720. 1/3/98
  74721. Light yellow-green; the bouquet shows intense varietal character, with excellent ripeness and balance between passionfruit, gooseberry and more herbal characters. The palate is tight, clean, immaculately balanced, particularly good mouthfeel on the finish.
  74722. 1999K
  74723. 1998R
  74724. 1999U
  74725. 8/3/98V
  74726. 24/6/98W
  74727. 99 bookY
  74728. 24/6/98\
  74729. 4212^
  74730. 1007w
  74731. James Halliday
  74732. 2105C
  74733. 1/3/98
  74734. 6Medium yellow-green; an exotically rich, perfumed bouquet almost into Gewurztraminer aromaticity. The impressively rich and powerful palate is reminiscent of the weight and structure of T'Gallant's Tribute Pinot Gris from the Mornington Peninsula in good vintages; the ripe, exotic fruit fills the back palate.
  74735. 1999K
  74736. 1998R
  74737. 1999U
  74738. 8/3/98V
  74739. 24/6/98W
  74740. 99 bookY
  74741. 24/6/98\
  74742. 4213^
  74743. 2105w
  74744. James Halliday
  74745. 4635C
  74746. 1/3/98D
  74747. Light yellow-green; the bouquet has amazingly pungent, sweet gooseberry and passionfruit aromas, the palate similarly pungent and penetrating, crammed to the gills with delicious fruit, and finishing bone-dry on the palate. Something special.F
  74748. 1999K
  74749. 1998R
  74750. 1999U
  74751. 8/3/98V
  74752. 24/6/98W
  74753. 99 bookY
  74754. 24/6/98\
  74755. 4214^
  74756. 4635w
  74757. James Halliday
  74758. 4636C
  74759. 1/3/98
  74760. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows complex nutty/toasty barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences which come through on the cashew and hazelnut flavoured palate. Concentrated and powerful, with an ever so slight alcohol catch (13.6 degrees) on the finish.
  74761. 2000K
  74762. 1998R
  74763. 2000U
  74764. 8/3/98V
  74765. 24/6/98W
  74766. 99 bookY
  74767. 24/6/98\
  74768. 4215^
  74769. 4636w
  74770. James Halliday
  74771. 4637C
  74772. 1/3/98
  74773. ?Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with cherry-accented fruit of medium intensity, the palate quite long but becomes increasingly grippy, green and stemmy towards the finish, and doesn't have enough sweet fruit to carry those green notes. One suspects the vintage may have prevented the fruit from fully ripening.
  74774. 1999K
  74775. 1998R
  74776. 1999U
  74777. 8/3/98V
  74778. 24/6/98W
  74779. 99 bookY
  74780. 24/6/98\
  74781. 4216^
  74782. 4637w
  74783. James Halliday
  74784. 4638C
  74785. 1/3/98
  74786. Light to medium yellow-green; all of the components are discreet and harmonious, with a mix of smoky barrel-ferment, mineral and herb aromas on the bouquet. The palate has the same harmony and mouthfeel, with the various components working synergistically. 
  74787. 1999K
  74788. 1998R
  74789. 1999U
  74790. 8/3/98V
  74791. 24/6/98W
  74792. 99 bookY
  74793. 24/6/98\
  74794. 4217^
  74795. 4638w
  74796. James Halliday
  74797. 4639C
  74798. 1/3/98D
  74799. Medium yellow-green; melon, peach and fig fruit aromas on the bouquet, move more to melon and cashew on the palate. Light to medium weight; good length and balance.F
  74800. 2000K
  74801. 1998R
  74802. 2000U
  74803. 8/3/98V
  74804. 24/6/98W
  74805. 99 bookY
  74806. 24/6/98\
  74807. 4218^
  74808. 4639w
  74809. James Halliday
  74810. 4640C
  74811. 1/3/98D
  74812. Light green-yellow; the fragrant bouquet has a classic mix of gooseberry and mineral fruit, the palate spotlessly clean and correct, with a long, clean aftertaste and excellent balance. Finishes bone dry.F
  74813. 1998R
  74814. 1999U
  74815. 8/3/98V
  74816. 24/6/98W
  74817. 99 bookY
  74818. 24/6/98\
  74819. 4219^
  74820. 4640w
  74821. James Halliday
  74822. 2063C
  74823. 1/3/98
  74824. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is initially quite tight and crisp, but the mineral, herb and lime aromas build in intensity as you go back to the wine. The palate is typically tight, crisp and minerally, with some lime flavours; an absolute certainty for the cellar.
  74825. 2005K
  74826. 2001R
  74827. 2005U
  74828. 8/3/98V
  74829. 24/6/98W
  74830. 99 bookY
  74831. 24/6/98\
  74832. 4220^
  74833. 2063w
  74834. James Halliday
  74835. 2064C
  74836. 1/3/98
  74837. Medium yellow-green; a richly textured bouquet with a subtle hint of oak and sweet fruit running from conventional aromas into nectarine, but without any flabbiness. The palate, likewise, is rich and fleshy yet not heavy; even the most hardened opponent of Sauvignon Blanc could not fail to enjoy this wine, particularly when you arrive to the richly textured back palate and finish.
  74838. 2000K
  74839. 1998R
  74840. 2000U
  74841. 8/3/98V
  74842. 24/6/98W
  74843. 99 bookY
  74844. 24/6/98\
  74845. 4221^
  74846. 2064w
  74847. James Halliday
  74848. 4641C
  74849. 1/3/98
  74850. Light to medium yellow-green; there is some oak influence evident on the bouquet, but far from dominant, with pleasantly tangy fruit. The palate is complex, with unusual touches of peach and guava together with some nutty characters; well structured, good acidity.
  74851. 2000K
  74852. 1998R
  74853. 2000U
  74854. 8/3/98V
  74855. 24/6/98W
  74856. 99 bookY
  74857. 24/6/98\
  74858. 4222^
  74859. 4641w
  74860. James Halliday
  74861. 4313C
  74862. 1/3/98
  74863. Medium yellow-green; a typically complex, rich and toasty bouquet with hazelnut and cashew aromas, the palate likewise predominantly running through the nutty/cashew/creamy/toasty spectrum. Strongly styled and well balanced, though not effusive in terms of varietal fruit.
  74864. 2002K
  74865. 1998R
  74866. 2002U
  74867. 8/3/98V
  74868. 24/6/98W
  74869. 99 bookY
  74870. 24/6/98\
  74871. 4223^
  74872. 4313w
  74873. James Halliday
  74874. 4642C
  74875. 1/3/98D
  74876. Light green-yellow; the clean bouquet shows clear varietal character with tight mineral lime fruit, the palate precisely tracking the bouquet. Plenty of depth and length; well balanced.F
  74877. 2003K
  74878. 1998R
  74879. 2003U
  74880. 8/3/98V
  74881. 24/6/98W
  74882. 99 bookY
  74883. 24/6/98\
  74884. 4224^
  74885. 4642w
  74886. James Halliday
  74887. 4643C
  74888. 1/3/98D
  74889. Light to medium yellow-green; the clean, fruit-driven bouquet ranges through citrus, gooseberry and passionfruit aromas; the palate is lively, crisp and fresh with a mix of citrus and nectarine flavours running through to a most attractive finish.F
  74890. 1999K
  74891. 1998R
  74892. 1999U
  74893. 8/3/98V
  74894. 24/6/98W
  74895. 99 bookY
  74896. 24/6/98\
  74897. 4225^
  74898. 4643w
  74899. James Halliday
  74900. 4644C
  74901. 1/3/98
  74902. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows strong nutty barrel-ferment/cashew aromas which are, however, quite stylish. An elegant wine in the mouth, albeit with the flavours all secondary, and with relatively little primary fruit still evident.F
  74903. 1999K
  74904. 1998R
  74905. 1999U
  74906. 8/3/98V
  74907. 24/6/98W
  74908. 99 bookY
  74909. 24/6/98\
  74910. 4226^
  74911. 4644w
  74912. James Halliday
  74913. 2071C
  74914. 1/3/98D
  74915. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean and correct, with sappy notes and some varietal character. While the palate is not particularly lush or fruity, has good structure, particularly the tannins; touches of game and forest. F
  74916. 1999K
  74917. 1998R
  74918. 1999U
  74919. 8/3/98V
  74920. 24/6/98W
  74921. 99 bookY
  74922. 24/6/98\
  74923. 4227^
  74924. 2071w
  74925. James Halliday
  74926. 2074C
  74927. 1/3/98
  74928. Medium red; the bouquet is distinctive, with predominantly plum and some cherry fruit; no excess carbonic maceration characters. The palate has crystal clean Pinot varietal flavour in a similar plum/cherry spectrum, and is not jammy. Subtle oak; good length.
  74929. 2001K
  74930. 1998R
  74931. 2001U
  74932. 8/3/98V
  74933. 24/6/98W
  74934. 99 bookY
  74935. 24/6/98\
  74936. 4228^
  74937. 2074w
  74938. James Halliday
  74939. 2069C
  74940. 1/3/98
  74941.     Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean, quite intense, with sweet cassis, Ribena fruit. There is similar, attractively sweet fruit on the palate with mulberry and cassis supported by subtle oak. The tannins are soft and ripe; the wine does not taste green.
  74942. 2005K
  74943. 2000R
  74944. 2005U
  74945. 8/3/98V
  74946. 24/6/98W
  74947. 99 bookY
  74948. 24/6/98\
  74949. 4229^
  74950. 2069w
  74951. James Halliday
  74952. 4646C
  74953. 1/3/98
  74954. Bright red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with earthy Cabernet varietal fruit aromas to the fore. The palate is typically restrained, with earthy Cabernet, a touch of briar and forest; the oak is just there, giving some vanilla cedar hints; finishes with balanced tannins.
  74955. 2006K
  74956. 2000R
  74957. 2006U
  74958. 8/3/98V
  74959. 24/6/98W
  74960. 99 bookY
  74961. 24/6/98\
  74962. 4230^
  74963. 4646w
  74964. James Halliday
  74965. 4315C
  74966. 1/3/98D
  74967. Glowing yellow-green; the intensely perfumed bouquet has aromas of cumquat, peach, lime and honey, the palate offering some orange and lime peel flavours as well. Balanced acidity in a classy wine.F
  74968. 2004K
  74969. 2000R
  74970. 2004U
  74971. 8/3/98V
  74972. 24/6/98W
  74973. 99 bookY
  74974. 24/6/98\
  74975. 4231^
  74976. 4315w
  74977. James Halliday
  74978. 4647C
  74979. 1/3/98
  74980. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fresh and crisp, just a touch herbaceous, with a modest hint of oak. The palate is elegant but light, with crisp melon and citrus fruit, and again barely evident oak. Will fill out a little more with time in bottle.
  74981. 1999K
  74982. 1998R
  74983. 1999U
  74984. 8/3/98V
  74985. 24/6/98W
  74986. 99 bookY
  74987. 24/6/98\
  74988. 4232^
  74989. 4647w
  74990. James Halliday
  74991. 4195C
  74992. 1/2/98D
  74993. Medium to full red-purple; voluminous American oak relentlessly drives both the bouquet and the palate, with masses of coconut and vanilla surrounding the pronounced mint eucalypt flavours of the palate. A splashy show style. F
  74994. 2003K
  74995. 1999R
  74996. 2003U
  74997. 9/3/98V
  74998. 24/6/98W
  74999. 99 bookY
  75000. 24/6/98\
  75001. 4233^
  75002. 4195w
  75003. James Halliday
  75004. 1/1/98
  75005. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is already showing some weight, with tangy citrus and melon fruit together with a whiff of barrel ferment and cashew nuances from the malolactic-fermented component. The palate is quite powerful, with nectarine and melon fruit, subtle French oak and again that extra dimension of texture from the concentrated fruit and the malolactic input.
  75006. 2004K
  75007. 1999R
  75008. 2004U
  75009. 10/3/98V
  75010. 24/6/98W
  75011. 99 bookY
  75012. 24/6/98\
  75013. 4234^
  75014. James Halliday
  75015. 1/1/98
  75016. Light to medium yellow-green; smooth melon and fig is interwoven through faintly spicy French oak on the bouquet, with just a hint of cashew from the small percentage taken through malolactic fermentation. While tight and restrained, the palate has more weight and freshness than the 
  75017. 95, and should develop extremely well over the next five-plus years. Gold medal at the 1997 International Wine Challenge, London.
  75018. 2006K
  75019. 1999R
  75020. 2006U
  75021. 10/3/98V
  75022. 24/6/98W
  75023. 99 bookY
  75024. 24/6/98\
  75025. 4235^
  75026. James Halliday
  75027. 1/1/98
  75028. -Medium red-purple; there is a classic mix of plum, cherry and forest aromas on the bouquet, supported by the typical subtle, faintly spicy oak. The palate is complex and mouthfilling, with sweet plum and cherry fruit on the mid-palate then a long, silky finish, with touches of spice woven throughout.
  75029. 2003K
  75030. 1998R
  75031. 2003U
  75032. 10/3/98V
  75033. 24/6/98W
  75034. 99 bookY
  75035. 24/6/98\
  75036. 4236^
  75037. James Halliday
  75038. 1/1/98
  75039. uStrong red-purple; the bouquet already shows considerable complexity, with plum, spice and forest aromas of medium to full intensity. A wine of above-average concentration, with plum, spice and foresty/briary flavours supported by toasty French (Troncais) oak. Considerably richer than the 
  75040. 95, harking back to the 
  75041. 94. Gold medal 1997 International Wine Challenge, London.
  75042. 2007K
  75043. 1999R
  75044. 2007U
  75045. 10/3/98V
  75046. 24/6/98W
  75047. 99 bookY
  75048. 24/6/98\
  75049. 4237^
  75050. James Halliday
  75051. 1/6/97
  75052. :Medium purple-red; on the bouquet the primary mix of blackcurrant and cedar also has faint hints of leaf and mint; as ever, the oak is subtle. A fine and supple wine on the palate, with cedary edges to gentle red and blackcurrant fruit. The acid is well balanced, and the wine finishes with typically soft tannins.
  75053. 2005K
  75054. 1998R
  75055. 2005U
  75056. 10/3/98V
  75057. 24/6/98Y
  75058. 24/6/98\
  75059. 4238^
  75060. James Halliday
  75061. 1/1/98D
  75062. Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows a mix of redcurrant, cassis, olive and cedary French oak. The palate is typically soft, with a mix of sweet berry and more minty/olive-like flavours. Fine, subtle tannins ripple through the gentle but long finish.F
  75063. 2005K
  75064. 1998R
  75065. 2005U
  75066. 10/3/98V
  75067. 24/6/98W
  75068. 99 bookY
  75069. 24/6/98\
  75070. 4239^
  75071. James Halliday
  75072. 1/1/98
  75073. hMedium red-purple; perfectly ripened varietal cabernet is supported by subtle and well-integrated cedary French oak on the bouquet. The wine is of medium to full intensity with cassis/blackberry fruit, subtle, cedary oak and lingering soft tannins. The excellent balance and easy feel of the wine in the mouth should not deceive, it will in fact be long-lived.
  75074. 2008K
  75075. 1999R
  75076. 2008U
  75077. 10/3/98V
  75078. 24/6/98W
  75079. 99 bookY
  75080. 24/6/98\
  75081. 4240^
  75082. James Halliday
  75083. 4648C
  75084. 1/3/98
  75085. Medium to full red-purple; notwithstanding the elaborate oak treatment, a very elegant wine, beautifully built and structured, with intense black cherry and blackberry fruit running through to soft tannins on the finish.F
  75086. 2005K
  75087. 1999R
  75088. 2005U
  75089. 10/3/98V
  75090. 24/6/98W
  75091. 99 bookY
  75092. 24/6/98\
  75093. 4241^
  75094. 4648w
  75095. James Halliday
  75096. 4649C
  75097. 1/3/98
  75098. *Medium to full red-purple; the voluminous bouquet is full of ripe, very slightly jammy berry fruit, the palate providing similar amounts of mouth-coating, almost essencey, berry fruit, and subtle oak. A wine which will probably live off this unusual sweetness and richness of the fruit for decades.
  75099. 2011K
  75100. 2001R
  75101. 2011U
  75102. 10/3/98V
  75103. 24/6/98W
  75104. 99 bookY
  75105. 24/6/98\
  75106. 4242^
  75107. 4649w
  75108. James Halliday
  75109. 4650C
  75110. 1/3/98
  75111. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with some slightly leafy, green canopy characters, but the palate has lively fruit, with bright cherry flavours tinged by the leaf and mint characters of the bouquet.F
  75112. 2004K
  75113. 1999R
  75114. 2004U
  75115. 10/3/98V
  75116. 24/6/98W
  75117. 99 bookY
  75118. 24/6/98\
  75119. 4243^
  75120. 4650w
  75121. James Halliday
  75122. 4651C
  75123. 1/3/98D
  75124. Mamre Brook. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, with peach and melon fruit and slight wafts of alcohol. The palate is full and flavoursome, with peachy fruit and oak which seems to hang around the mouth. F
  75125. 1999K
  75126. 1998R
  75127. 1999U
  75128. 10/3/98V
  75129. 24/6/98W
  75130. 99 bookY
  75131. 24/6/98\
  75132. 4244^
  75133. 4651w
  75134. James Halliday
  75135. 4653C
  75136. 1/3/98
  75137. lMedium straw-yellow; a complex bouquet with strong, biscuity notes from the Pinot Noir, together with hints of strawberry. A generously flavoured wine on the palate, with that extra degree of weight which presumably comes from a substantial Pinot Noir component, but with the softness on the finish which so distinguishes the sparkling wines made by Steve Lubiana.
  75138. 1999K
  75139. 1998R
  75140. 1999U
  75141. 10/3/98V
  75142. 24/6/98W
  75143. 99 bookY
  75144. 24/6/98\
  75145. 4246^
  75146. 4653w
  75147. James Halliday
  75148. 1/3/98D
  75149. Medium to full red-purple; red berry and mint varietal fruit on both bouquet and palate is supported by positive, but by no means excessive, American oak. Well balanced, with soft tannins.F
  75150. 2006K
  75151. 2000R
  75152. 2006U
  75153. 10/3/98V
  75154. 24/6/98W
  75155. 99 bookY
  75156. 24/6/98\
  75157. 4247^
  75158. James Halliday
  75159. 1/3/98
  75160. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex and powerful with a mix of earthy cabernet and cedary oak. A well-balanced palate of medium weight with cassis, leaf and cedar flavours running through a long finish. F
  75161. 2005K
  75162. 1999R
  75163. 2005U
  75164. 10/3/98V
  75165. 24/6/98W
  75166. 99 bookY
  75167. 24/6/98\
  75168. 4248^
  75169. James Halliday
  75170. 1/3/98D
  75171. Full straw-yellow; both the bouquet and the palate show extraordinarily fragrant and intense muscat aromas, enhanced and enriched by the botrytis, without subverting the essential varietal fruit. Simply delicious.F
  75172. 2001K
  75173. 1998R
  75174. 2001U
  75175. 10/3/98V
  75176. 24/6/98W
  75177. 99 bookY
  75178. 24/6/98\
  75179. 4249^
  75180. James Halliday
  75181. 4654C
  75182. 1/3/98
  75183. kBright green-yellow; the bouquet is concentrated and intense, neither tropical nor herbal, but in the mid-ripeness spectrum of gooseberry and even a hint of blackcurrant. The palate is relatively powerful and rich, with gooseberry fruit flavours particularly evident on the mid to back palate. Firm acidity, but overall not an aggressive style of Sauvignon Blanc.
  75184. 2002K
  75185. 1998R
  75186. 2002U
  75187. 11/3/98V
  75188. 24/6/98W
  75189. 99 bookY
  75190. 24/6/98\
  75191. 4250^
  75192. 4654w
  75193. James Halliday
  75194. 1/2/98D
  75195. Medium golden brown; full, complex sweeter style of Tokay with clean spirit. The palate is rich, full and textured with flavours of butterscotch and sweet biscuit, and a chewy texture, but finishing long and clean.H
  75196. 1999K
  75197. 1998R
  75198. 1999U
  75199. 17/3/98V
  75200. 24/6/98W
  75201. 99 bookY
  75202. 24/6/98\
  75203. 4251^
  75204. James Halliday
  75205. 1/2/98
  75206. MDeep brown; the bouquet shows obvious barrel-aged rancio characters, very complex but still retaining good varietal character. The wine has outstanding structure in the mouth, with complexity apparent immediately the wine is tasted. The flavours run in the cold tea/butterscotch/brandysnap spectrum, finishing with cleansing acidity.
  75207. 1999K
  75208. 1998R
  75209. 1999U
  75210. 17/3/98V
  75211. 24/6/98W
  75212. 99 bookY
  75213. 24/6/98\
  75214. 4252^
  75215. James Halliday
  75216. 1/2/98D
  75217. Medium red-brown; an arresting bouquet with hints of spice to the sweet, ripe, complex fruit. The same unusual spicy/cinnamon aspects are apparent on the rich and complex palate.H
  75218. 1999K
  75219. 1998R
  75220. 1999U
  75221. 17/3/98V
  75222. 24/6/98W
  75223. 99 bookY
  75224. 24/6/98\
  75225. 4253^
  75226. James Halliday
  75227. 4655C
  75228. 1/11/97
  75229. As always, an extremely powerful, intense, cool-climate style that is slow-developing. A complex array of grapefruit, apple and melon fruit aromas introduces a full-bodied palate, with some bottle-developed complexity starting to show, but sustained by fresh acidity.
  75230. 2003K
  75231. 1999R
  75232. 2003U
  75233. 19/3/98V
  75234. 24/6/98W
  75235. 99 bookY
  75236. 24/6/98\
  75237. 4254^
  75238. 4655w
  75239. James Halliday
  75240. 2156C
  75241. 1/11/94D
  75242. Medium to full yellow-green; very strong, high-toned and concentrated bouquet with marked barrel-ferment French oak characters. The palate shows similarly strong input from the barrel-ferment, with texture and richness, and a creamy feel and taste. H
  75243. 1999Q
  75244. 1995R
  75245. 1999V
  75246. 24/6/98Y
  75247. 24/6/98\
  75248. 4255^
  75249. James Halliday
  75250. 2156C
  75251. 1/10/95
  75252. Medium yellow-green; a complex, toasty bouquet showing both barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences. In the mouth a textured and complex wine with figgy/buttery/oatmeal flavours interwoven; mouthfilling. H
  75253. 2000Q
  75254. 1996R
  75255. 2000V
  75256. 24/6/98Y
  75257. 24/6/98\
  75258. 4256^
  75259. James Halliday
  75260. 2156C
  75261. 1/10/96D
  75262. Medium yellow-green; obvious French barrel-ferment oak comes through on the bouquet, with down-scaled fruit in the Margaret River context.  A powerful wine with understated fruit, but long in the mouth, and should age very well.H
  75263. 2002Q
  75264. 1997R
  75265. 2002V
  75266. 24/6/98Y
  75267. 24/6/98\
  75268. 4257^
  75269. James Halliday
  75270. 2156C
  75271. 1/11/97
  75272. As befits this winery and its winemaker, Vanya Cullen, a wine of great character and presence. Full-on barrel fermentation and maturation characters are woven through rich fig and peach fruit, balanced by reasonably firm acidity on the finish. The best yet from Cullen.
  75273. 2003K
  75274. 1998R
  75275. 2003U
  75276. 19/3/98V
  75277. 24/6/98W
  75278. 99 bookY
  75279. 24/6/98\
  75280. 4258^
  75281. 2156w
  75282. James Halliday
  75283. 1/11/97D
  75284. Spotlessly clean, it ripples with a marvellous array of fruit aromas and flavours ranging from stony-minerally through citrus-grapefruit to tropical, yet retains exceptional finesse and elegance.F
  75285. 2006K
  75286. 1999R
  75287. 2006U
  75288. 19/3/98V
  75289. 24/6/98W
  75290. 99 bookY
  75291. 24/6/98\
  75292. 4259^
  75293. James Halliday
  75294. 1/2/98
  75295. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is very concentrated and very oaky, the palate extremely dense with masses of sweet dark berry fruit and an extraordinary amount of basically vanillin oak. It really is hard to imagine how much more flavour could be introduced into any wine. 
  75296. 2015K
  75297. 2005R
  75298. 2015U
  75299. 19/3/98V
  75300. 24/6/98Y
  75301. 24/6/98\
  75302. 4260^
  75303. James Halliday
  75304. 1/2/98
  75305. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with cashew and melon aromas supported by subtle oak, but gives relatively little indication of the 14.5 degrees alcohol which manifests itself on the palate. The flavours are in the creamy cashew nut spectrum, but the wine is in a sense at unresolved war with itself, and you cannot help but wonder whether the level of alcohol was part of the design of the wine or not.
  75306. 2002K
  75307. 1998R
  75308. 2002U
  75309. 19/3/98V
  75310. 24/6/98W
  75311. 99 bookY
  75312. 24/6/98\
  75313. 4261^
  75314. James Halliday
  75315. 4657C
  75316. 1/2/98D
  75317. Light green-yellow; flowery apple blossom/apple cake aromas with some mineral undertones, even a hint of kerosene (desirable, that is) on the bouquet lead into a classically firm, dry, low phenolic-level palate. Built to stay.F
  75318. 2007K
  75319. 2002R
  75320. 2007U
  75321. 19/3/98V
  75322. 24/6/98W
  75323. 99 bookY
  75324. 24/6/98\
  75325. 4262^
  75326. 4657w
  75327. James Halliday
  75328. 1/11/94
  75329. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and quite firm, of medium to full intensity with melon and citrus fruit aromas and a hint of oak. The palate is quite firm, indeed elegant, with herb, lime and melon flavours, interwoven with pleasant oak.H
  75330. 1996Q
  75331. 1995R
  75332. 1996V
  75333. 24/6/98Y
  75334. 24/6/98\
  75335. 4263^
  75336. James Halliday
  75337. 1/11/95
  75338. %Deep yellow; already showing considerable bottle development with rich, spicy buttery aromas; the palate is big, buttery and toasty, already showing the development one might expect from a far older wine, and you have to wonder whether it has the fruit heart to age. Certainly has personality.
  75339. 1998Q
  75340. 1995R
  75341. 1998V
  75342. 24/6/98Y
  75343. 24/6/98\
  75344. 4264^
  75345. James Halliday
  75346. 1/10/96
  75347. Advanced, full yellow; all of a sudden seems old fashioned with a pronounced oak influence and seemingly some botrytis at work on the bouquet.  The palate is certainly massively flavoured and constructed, once again in a slightly old-fashioned buttery/oaky style 
  75348.  or perhaps I am misinterpreting aged Hunter chardonnay.  Either way, I fancy the wine would have been better 12 months ago.
  75349. Export
  75350. 98 bookH
  75351. 1997Q
  75352. 1996R
  75353. 1997V
  75354. 24/6/98Y
  75355. 24/6/98\
  75356. 4265^
  75357. James Halliday
  75358. 1/2/98
  75359. Full yellow; the bouquet has voluminous ripe peach fruit and lots of toasty, charry barrel-ferment oak. The palate is mouthfilling, with unashamedly ripe peachy/buttery fruit, and again that slice of toasty oak. Made in a tried and true fashion, and also reflecting its terroir.
  75360. 1999fK
  75361. 1998R
  75362. 1999U
  75363. 19/3/98V
  75364. 24/6/98W
  75365. 99 bookY
  75366. 24/6/98\
  75367. 4266^
  75368. James Halliday
  75369. 1/5/95D
  75370. Medium to full red-purple; complex aromas of cedar, leaf and tobacco; medium to full intensity. The palate has many overtones of Bordeaux, with fragrant leafy/cedary flavours and fine-grained tannins. Subtle oak. H
  75371. 1997Q
  75372. 1994R
  75373. 1997V
  75374. 24/6/98Y
  75375. 24/6/98\
  75376. 4267^
  75377. James Halliday
  75378. 2315C
  75379. 1/2/97
  75380. 4Retains excellent, bright colour; similarly, there is fresh red berry fruit in abundance on the bouquet, while the palate is fresh and lively. Not a heavyweight wine, by any means, but stylish, with a long, clean finish. Retasted February 1997, with cedary, Bordeaux-like notes now developing quite strongly.
  75381. 1998Q
  75382. 1995R
  75383. 1998V
  75384. 24/6/98Y
  75385. 24/6/98\
  75386. 4268^
  75387. James Halliday
  75388. 2315C
  75389. 1/2/97
  75390. Strong red-purple; a powerful and concentrated bouquet in archetypal Rotherhythe-style with black fruits, cedar and cigar box aromas and flavours all present. Compellingly like a top-class Bordeaux red from a medium vintage. Retasted February 1998.E
  75391. export
  75392. 98 bookH
  75393. 2007Q
  75394. 1998R
  75395. 2007T
  75396. ChangedV
  75397. 24/6/98W
  75398. 99 bookY
  75399. 24/6/98\
  75400. 4269^
  75401. 2315w
  75402. James Halliday
  75403. 1/11/97
  75404. ,Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is typical, with lots of barrel-ferment, malolactic-ferment and oak inputs on top of richly concentrated fruit on both bouquet and palate. There is an ever so slightly burnt twist to the finish which probably comes from the oak, but does not enhance the wine.
  75405. 2003K
  75406. 1998R
  75407. 2003U
  75408. 19/3/98V
  75409. 24/6/98W
  75410. 99 bookY
  75411. 24/6/98\
  75412. 4270^
  75413. James Halliday
  75414. 4659C
  75415. 1/3/98
  75416. Medium yellow-green; soft, gently honeyed, sweet passionfruit aromas on the bouquet are followed by a round, soft, fleshy mouthfilling honey and herb-flavoured palate. The impact of oak on both bouquet and palate is more textural than flavour oriented.F
  75417. 1999K
  75418. 1998R
  75419. 1999U
  75420. 19/3/98V
  75421. 24/6/98W
  75422. 99 bookY
  75423. 24/6/98\
  75424. 4271^
  75425. 4659w
  75426. James Halliday
  75427. 1/3/98D
  75428. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with a mix of herbaceous and riper blackberry fruit. Interesting flavours unfold on the palate, running through mint, blackcurrant and mulberry, with a touch of almost saccharine-sweet oak.F
  75429. 2004K
  75430. 2000R
  75431. 2004U
  75432. 19/3/98V
  75433. 24/6/98W
  75434. 99 bookY
  75435. 24/6/98\
  75436. 4272^
  75437. James Halliday
  75438. 4670C
  75439. 1/2/98
  75440. FBin FB29. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex and concentrated with rich, dark berry/dark chocolate fruit, just starting to show a touch of softening. The palate is redolent of plum, chocolate and black cherry fruit, with the first sign of the earthy regional characters which will build as the wine slowly ages.
  75441. 2013K
  75442. 1999R
  75443. 2013U
  75444. 19/3/98V
  75445. 24/6/98W
  75446. 99 bookY
  75447. 24/6/98\
  75448. 4273^
  75449. 4670w
  75450. James Halliday
  75451. 1/2/98D
  75452. Bright red-purple; the bouquet is fresh and lively with the hallmark black cherry and spice fruit aromas, the palate likewise lively and fresh, with spicy flavours and soft tannins. Matured in 40% new French oak.F
  75453. 2010K
  75454. 2001R
  75455. 2010U
  75456. 19/3/98V
  75457. 24/6/98W
  75458. 99 bookY
  75459. 24/6/98\
  75460. 4274^
  75461. James Halliday
  75462. 4671C
  75463. 1/11/97
  75464. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fresh and delicate, with citrus, melon and peach fruit; integrated and balanced French oak. The palate is smooth, with most attractive butterscotch nuances to the nectarine and melon fruit; impeccable acid balance on a long finish.
  75465. 2006K
  75466. 1999R
  75467. 2006U
  75468. 19/3/98V
  75469. 24/6/98W
  75470. 99 bookY
  75471. 24/6/98\
  75472. 4275^
  75473. 4671w
  75474. James Halliday
  75475. 4672C
  75476. 1/3/98
  75477. Bin 8803. Dark red; the aromas are typically complex, with a mix of plum, sweet leather and earth fruit aromas. The palate is well balanced, with a mix of plummy and more earthy flavours, with those unmistakable tannins of the region, which become positively silky with age.
  75478. 2009K
  75479. 1999R
  75480. 2009U
  75481. 19/3/98V
  75482. 24/6/98W
  75483. 99 bookY
  75484. 24/6/98\
  75485. 4276^
  75486. 4672w
  75487. James Halliday
  75488. 1/3/98
  75489. NMedium to full red-purple; a reversion to the concentration of the 
  75490. 94 and preceding vintages, awesome in the depth of its fruit. Plum, black cherry and spice run through both the bouquet and the palate, which finishes with just the right amount of tannins to sustain the wine as it matures and develops more foresty/gamey characters.
  75491. 2004K
  75492. 1998R
  75493. 2004U
  75494. 19/3/98V
  75495. 24/6/98W
  75496. 99 bookY
  75497. 24/6/98\
  75498. 4277^
  75499. James Halliday
  75500. 2084C
  75501. 1/3/98
  75502. YMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is strikingly different from the 
  75503. 95, fully ripe, with mulberry, prune and plum aromas, and an intriguing edge of lavender. An exceptionally powerful and complex wine on the palate with layer upon layer of flavour and texture; cedar, vanilla, blackcurrant and chocolate announce a wine out of the ordinary.
  75504. 2012K
  75505. 2002R
  75506. 2012U
  75507. 19/3/98V
  75508. 24/6/98W
  75509. 99 bookY
  75510. 24/6/98\
  75511. 4278^
  75512. 2084w
  75513. James Halliday
  75514. 2084C
  75515. 1/3/98
  75516. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is spotlessly clean and of medium to full intensity, with sweet fruit, immediately proclaiming the effort which went into making it in a very difficult vintage. The palate has outstanding structure, with fine but persistent tannins running throughout, and supporting the cedar, cigar box and gentle cassis fruit. The Malbec component (18%) was picked before the rain, incidentally.
  75517. 2010K
  75518. 2000R
  75519. 2010U
  75520. 19/3/98V
  75521. 24/6/98Y
  75522. 24/6/98\
  75523. 4279^
  75524. James Halliday
  75525. 4673C
  75526. 1/3/98D
  75527. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite aromatic, but with distinctly sappy/leafy aromas, with similar leafy, minty flavours on the quite delicate palate. The temptation to over-extract or over-oak the wine has, at least, been avoided.F
  75528. 2003K
  75529. 1998R
  75530. 2003U
  75531. 19/3/98V
  75532. 24/6/98W
  75533. 99 bookY
  75534. 24/6/98\
  75535. 4280^
  75536. 4673w
  75537. James Halliday
  75538. 1/3/98
  75539. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is fragrant, of moderate intensity, with cedar, cigar box, leaf and spice aromas. The palate is fine and elegant, with leaf, mint and spice flavours underlying the red cherry/berry fruit; fine-grained tannins on a delicate but long finish.
  75540. 2005K
  75541. 1998R
  75542. 2005U
  75543. 19/3/98V
  75544. 24/6/98W
  75545. 99 bookY
  75546. 24/6/98\
  75547. 4281^
  75548. James Halliday
  75549. 4674C
  75550. 1/3/98
  75551. Glowing yellow-green; while the bouquet is undoubtedly complex and powerful, it has a subtlety and a smoothness which takes it separate and apart from all of the Trial and Reserve Bin whites previously released by Penfolds. The bouquet and palate have melon, fig, citrus and apple aromas and flavours with perfectly integrated and balanced oak. The word 
  75552. seamless
  75553.  was invented for wines such as this.
  75554. 2005K
  75555. 1998R
  75556. 2005U
  75557. 19/3/98V
  75558. 24/6/98W
  75559. 99 bookY
  75560. 24/6/98\
  75561. 4282^
  75562. 4674w
  75563. James Halliday
  75564. 1/2/98D
  75565. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is fragrant, with intense passionfruit and lime aromas, the palate crisp, clean and firm, with lime and mineral flavours. Great acidity and a long finish. Will develop superbly.F
  75566. 2010K
  75567. 2000R
  75568. 2010U
  75569. 26/2/98V
  75570. 24/6/98W
  75571. 99 bookY
  75572. 24/6/98\
  75573. 4283^
  75574. James Halliday
  75575. 2196C
  75576. 1/10/95
  75577. 9Medium red-purple; masses of ripe fruit on the bouquet with dark chocolate, briar, berry and mint all present; the oak influence is restrained. The palate is soft, with pleasantly ripe, attractive chocolatey regional fruit, and soft tannins. Once again the oak input is not excessive, and the fruit does the work.
  75578. 2000Q
  75579. 1996R
  75580. 2000V
  75581. 24/6/98Y
  75582. 24/6/98\
  75583. 4376^
  75584. James Halliday
  75585. 2196C
  75586. 1/12/96
  75587. FMedium to full red-purple; a clean, solid bouquet with red berry fruit, a hint of earth, and the oak not overblown.  The flavours on the palate are much riper, teetering on the edge of overripe, with that very distinctive mix of mint and plum so typical of South Australian shiraz grown in McLaren Vale and the Barossa Valley.
  75588. ExportH
  75589. 2001Q
  75590. 1997R
  75591. 2001V
  75592. 24/6/98Y
  75593. 24/6/98\
  75594. 4377^
  75595. James Halliday
  75596. 2196C
  75597. 1/12/96D
  75598. Full red-purple; ripe, voluminous black cherry fruit is woven through moderately toasty oak on a clean bouquet; there is lots of flavour input on the palate from both minty/black cherry fruit and charry oak, finishing with well-balanced tannins.E
  75599. export
  75600. 98 bookH
  75601. 2002Q
  75602. 1997R
  75603. 2002V
  75604. 24/6/98W
  75605. 99 bookY
  75606. 24/6/98\
  75607. 4378^
  75608. 2196w
  75609. James Halliday
  75610. 2197C
  75611. 1/2/97
  75612. DMedium to full red-purple; has developed great complexity in the bottle, with Rh
  75613. ne Valley-like aromas reminiscent of the smell of a very high quality men
  75614. s leather shoe. The structure of the wine is nigh on perfect, with liquorice/spice/sweet leather fruit woven through with soft vanillin oak, finishing with fine tannins.
  75615. 2002Q
  75616. 1997R
  75617. 2002V
  75618. 24/6/98Y
  75619. 24/6/98\
  75620. 4379^
  75621. James Halliday
  75622. 2197C
  75623. 1/10/96
  75624. .Dense red-purple; very rich and concentrated, ripe, dark cherry/berry fruit on the bouquet leads logically on to a ripe, rich, full, concentrated and chewy palate. While the wine is full of mouthfilling flavour, it is neither excessively extractive nor tannic, and the oak has been judiciously handled.
  75625. ExportH
  75626. 2004Q
  75627. 1997R
  75628. 2004V
  75629. 24/6/98Y
  75630. 24/6/98\
  75631. 4380^
  75632. James Halliday
  75633. 2197C
  75634. 1/12/96
  75635. Medium red-purple; a solidly rich bouquet with plenty of fruit, but also plenty of oak.  The palate is no less rich, concentrated and complex with well-balanced American oak and dark chewy fruit flavour and texture.  E
  75636. 98 bookH
  75637. 2005Q
  75638. 1998R
  75639. 2005V
  75640. 24/6/98W
  75641. 99 bookY
  75642. 24/6/98\
  75643. 4381^
  75644. 2197w
  75645. James Halliday
  75646. 1016C
  75647. 1/11/94D
  75648. Vivid purple-red; a wonderfully rich bouquet with berry and spice aromas intermingling with high quality French oak. The palate is elegantly structured for a young wine, with fine tannins and good acidity. A classic in the making.F
  75649. 2000K
  75650. 1998R
  75651. 2000U
  75652. 7/5/98V
  75653. 24/6/98W
  75654. 99 bookY
  75655. 24/6/98\
  75656. 4372^
  75657. 1016w
  75658. James Halliday
  75659. 1/11/97
  75660. 'Excellent purple-red colour; the bouquet is clean, with that mix of black cherry, earth and spice in abundance; the palate shows a similar range of cherry, spice and strongly earthy fruit, supported by subtle oak and moderate tannins. In retrospect, the rating may be a little on the harsh side.
  75661. 2003K
  75662. 2000R
  75663. 2003U
  75664. 7/5/98V
  75665. 24/6/98W
  75666. 99 bookY
  75667. 24/6/98\
  75668. 4373^
  75669. James Halliday
  75670. -5526C
  75671. 1/6/98D
  75672. hi thereF
  75673. 24/7/98V
  75674. 24/7/98W
  75675. 99 bookY
  75676. 24/7/98\
  75677. 4543^
  75678. -5526y
  75679. My Wine
  75680. my style
  75681. P    my winery
  75682. Q    my region
  75683. 1/6/98
  75684. -5174
  75685. -5174
  75686. 1/6/98D
  75687. tastes gootF
  75688. 24/7/98V
  75689. 24/7/98W
  75690. 99 bookY
  75691. 24/7/98\
  75692. 4544^
  75693. J All Saints Classic Release Tokay
  75694. Tokay
  75695. All Saints
  75696. Rutherglen
  75697. 1/6/98
  75698. -5526C
  75699. 1/6/98D
  75700. hi there
  75701. spell
  75702. print
  75703. open wineries
  75704. import
  75705. Export CD Data
  75706. New User Tasting Note
  75707. 3Go to Tasting Note in Vintage DB, returning ordinal
  75708. 3Delete Tasting Note by 
  75709. Vintage::Chosen Tasting ID
  75710. )Print Tasting Note List (selected Author)
  75711. #Print Tasting Note List (all Users)
  75712. *Print User Tasting Notes of Chosen Vintage
  75713. (Print JH Tasting Notes of Chosen Vintage
  75714. Import Web Notes
  75715. Import Web Notes Old
  75716. Import 
  75717. 98 Tasting Notes
  75718. Import User Tasting Notes
  75719. Export User Tasting Notes
  75720. Print Mac - Browsed Records
  75721. Print Mac - Current Record
  75722. Print Win - Browsed Records
  75723. Print Win - Current Record
  75724. Print - Browsed Records
  75725. Print - Current Record
  75726. Reclassify Wine & Vintage
  75727. Export User FMP
  75728. open wineries
  75729. spell
  75730.     Helvetica
  75731. Geneva
  75732. Times
  75733. Arial MT Condensed Light
  75734. New York
  75735. Arial
  75736. 0RPTH
  75737. FPTHA04Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Tasting Notes:Tasting Data
  75738. FaliFaliliFaliliFaliliFaliliFaliliFalili
  75739. print
  75740. import
  75741. Export CD Data
  75742. New User Tasting Note
  75743. A3Go to Tasting Note in Vintage DB, returning ordinal
  75744. Find all tasting notes for the chosen vintage ID. Step through them all, returning the ordinal of the chosen Tasting ID within this set. Then go to the related Vintage record. B!
  75745.     A3Delete Tasting Note by 
  75746. Vintage::Chosen Tasting ID
  75747. A.Allow user to click delete in new empty portalB,
  75748. ) > 0 
  75749. C = 0 
  75750. Import 
  75751. 98 Tasting Notes
  75752. ) > 0    
  75753. 8DSNow copy all the fields, replacing auto-entered values, and stripping imported muckE-
  75754.     ""
  75755. ;) + 
  75756. <) + 
  75757. Look for existing wine & vintages and set their IDs. It is possible that only one of the IDs will match and be set. Note: <>0 matches true for empty cells (I think), so use > 0 or < 0My
  75758.  > 0 
  75759.  > 0 
  75760. [ = 0 
  75761.  <> 0
  75762. [ = 0 
  75763. UGCreate a new wine and vintage (by splitting the wine name into 3 parts)V
  75764. EY?Seems to be a problem fetching the Wine ID sometimes, so botch:Zo
  75765.  = 0 
  75766.  <> 0
  75767. 2[vRe-set the fields which contain lookup values, since the related field may have changed and a new lookup value entered
  75768. A)Print Tasting Note List (selected Author)
  75769. "==" & 
  75770. ) = 0    
  75771. Cancel+
  75772. There are no tasting notes to print
  75773. A*Print User Tasting Notes of Chosen Vintage
  75774. ) = 0    
  75775. Import User Tasting Notes
  75776. ) > 0    
  75777. J = "%James Haliday's Wine Companion - Tasting Notes Export v1.00%"
  75778. =%James Haliday's Wine Companion - Tasting Notes Export v1.00%
  75779. ) > 0    
  75780. 8FSNow copy all the fields, replacing auto-entered values, and stripping imported muckG-
  75781.     ""
  75782. ;) + 
  75783. <) + 
  75784. _NtLook for existing wine & vintages and set their IDs. It is possible that only one of the IDs will match and be set. Oy
  75785.  > 0 
  75786.  > 0 
  75787. R6If we found the wine, but not the vintage, create it. SC
  75788. [ = 0 
  75789.  <> 0
  75790. [ = 0 
  75791. X/Create a new wine & vintage (by splitting, etc)Y
  75792. E\?Seems to be a problem fetching the Wine ID sometimes, so botch:]o
  75793.  = 0 
  75794.  <> 0
  75795. 2^vRe-set the fields which contain lookup values, since the related field may have changed and a new lookup value entered_
  75796. Export User Tasting Notes
  75797. ) = 0    
  75798. Cancel
  75799. There aren't any tasting notes to export. F
  75800. The above find does a partial match only, so omit those not being a full match. We have to be careful with our loop, because 'omit()' changes our looping set. G+
  75801. ) > 0    
  75802. Print Mac - Browsed Records
  75803. Print Mac - Current Record
  75804. Print Mac - Current Record
  75805. Print Win - Browsed Records
  75806. Apple LaserWriter Select 360
  75807. Print Win - Current Record
  75808. Print - Browsed Records
  75809. ) = 1    
  75810. Print - Current Record
  75811. ) = 1    
  75812. A#Print Tasting Note List (all Users)
  75813. ) = 0    
  75814. Cancel
  75815. There are no tasting notes to print.
  75816. Apple LaserWriter Select 360
  75817. Import Web Notes
  75818. 4435/b
  75819. 333333
  75820. UUUUUU
  75821. ffffff
  75822. wwwwww
  75823. ) > 0    
  75824. DtLook for existing wine & vintages and set their IDs. It is possible that only one of the IDs will match and be set. E
  75825.     ""
  75826. ;) + 
  75827. <) + 
  75828.  > 0 
  75829.  > 0 
  75830. C = 0 
  75831.  <> 0
  75832. C = 0 
  75833. N/Create a new wine & vintage (by splitting, etc)O
  75834. ER?Seems to be a problem fetching the Wine ID sometimes, so botch:So
  75835.  = 0 
  75836.  <> 0
  75837.  = 0 
  75838.  <> 0
  75839. assify Wine & Vintage
  75840. AEReassign Wine and Vintage IDs according to globals in the Vintages DBB#
  75841. ) > 0    
  75842. Export User FMP
  75843. A(Print JH Tasting Notes of Chosen Vintage
  75844. ) = 0    
  75845. Cancel
  75846. There are no tasting notes to print.
  75847. Import Web Notes Old
  75848. 4435/b
  75849. 333333
  75850. UUUUUU
  75851. ffffff
  75852. wwwwww
  75853. ) > 0    
  75854. DtLook for existing wine & vintages and set their IDs. It is possible that only one of the IDs will match and be set. 
  75855.  > 0 
  75856.  > 0 
  75857. C = 0 
  75858.  <> 0
  75859. C = 0 
  75860. M/Create a new wine & vintage (by splitting, etc)N
  75861. EQ?Seems to be a problem fetching the Wine ID sometimes, so botch:Ro
  75862.  = 0 
  75863.  <> 0
  75864.  = 0 
  75865.  <> 0
  75866. BFali
  75867. FPTHABJames Halliday/CWL:Desktop Folder:Companion:Tasting Notes 97 JH BU
  75868. James Halliday/CWL
  75869. Tasting Notes 97 JH BU
  75870. RFMP3FMP3
  75871.     Companion
  75872. BJames Halliday/CWL:Desktop Folder:Companion:Tasting Notes 97 JH BU
  75873. SE/30
  75874. James Halliday/CWL
  75875. Paula
  75876. MSPCA
  75877. NAMEA
  75878. Tasting Notes 97 JH BU
  75879. 4Tune
  75880. Tasting Data
  75881. \InTEXTttxt
  75882. Tasting Notes
  75883. 04Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Tasting Notes:Tasting Data
  75884. John's Power Piece (see?)
  75885. 4Tune
  75886.     John Cook
  75887. MSPCA
  75888. NAMEA
  75889. Tasting Data
  75890. RPTHA
  75891. Tasting Data
  75892. 4Tune
  75893. Tasting Data
  75894. \InTEXTttxt
  75895. Tasting Notes
  75896. 04Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Tasting Notes:Tasting Data
  75897. John's Power Piece (see?)
  75898. 4Tune
  75899.     John Cook
  75900.     MSPC
  75901. FPTHA
  75902. Paula:Comp 98:Wineries
  75903. MSPCA
  75904. NAMEA    
  75905. Wineries
  75906. RPTHA
  75907. Wineries
  75908. Paula
  75909. Wineries
  75910. M7FMP3FMP3
  75911. Comp 98
  75912. Paula:Comp 98:Wineries
  75913. Paula
  75914. Paula
  75915. Paula
  75916. Paula
  75917. @MSPC
  75918. FPTHA@4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  75919. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.WOR
  75920. nes.WOR
  75921. James Halliday/CWL
  75922. Tasting Notes 97 JH BU
  75923. RFMP3FMP3
  75924.     Companion
  75925. BJames Halliday/CWL:Desktop Folder:Companion:Tasting Notes 97 JH BU
  75926. SE/30
  75927. James Halliday/CWL
  75928. Paula
  75929. CMSPC
  75930. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  75931. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wineries.WOR
  75932. MSPCA
  75933. NAMEA
  75934. Wineries.WOR
  75935. RPTHA
  75936. Wineries.WOR
  75937. ies.WOR
  75938. M7FMP3FMP3
  75939.     Databases
  75940. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  75941. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wineries.fp3
  75942. Spice Girls
  75943. 4Tune
  75944.     John Cook
  75945. 4Tune
  75946. MSPCA
  75947. NAMEA
  75948. Wineries.WOR
  75949. RPTHA
  75950. Wineries.WOR
  75951. MSPCA
  75952. NAMEA
  75953.     Wines.WOR
  75954. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  75955. vFMP3FMP3
  75956.     Databases
  75957. @4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  75958. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.fp3
  75959. Spice Girls
  75960. 4Tune
  75961.     John Cook
  75962. 4Tune
  75963. MSPCA
  75964. NAMEA
  75965.     Wines.WOR
  75966. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  75967. FaliA
  75968. alisA
  75969. MSPC@
  75970. VDEFA
  75971. alisA
  75972. alisA
  75973. alisA
  75974. alisA
  75975. VDEFA
  75976. CMSPC
  75977. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  75978. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.WOR
  75979. MSPCA
  75980. NAMEA
  75981. Vintages.WOR
  75982. RPTHA
  75983. Vintages.WOR
  75984. ges.WOR
  75985. FMP3FMP3
  75986.     Databases
  75987. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  75988. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.fp3
  75989. Spice Girls
  75990. 4Tune
  75991.     John Cook
  75992. 4Tune
  75993. MSPCA
  75994. NAMEA
  75995. Vintages.WOR
  75996. RPTHA
  75997. Vintages.WOR
  75998. @MSPC
  75999. FPTHA@4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76000. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.WOR
  76001. MSPCA
  76002. NAMEA
  76003.     Wines.WOR
  76004. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  76005. nes.WOR
  76006. vFMP3FMP3
  76007.     Databases
  76008. @4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76009. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.fp3
  76010. Spice Girls
  76011. 4Tune
  76012.     John Cook
  76013. 4Tune
  76014. MSPCA
  76015. NAMEA
  76016.     Wines.WOR
  76017. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  76018. ) = 0    
  76019. Cancel
  76020. There aren't any tasting notes to export. F
  76021. The above find does a partial match only, so omit those not being a full match. We have to be careful with our loop, because 'omit()' changes our looping set. G+
  76022. ) > 0    
  76023. CMSPC
  76024. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76025. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.WOR
  76026. MSPCA
  76027. NAMEA
  76028. Vintages.WOR
  76029. RPTHA
  76030. Vintages.WOR
  76031. ges.WOR
  76032. FMP3FMP3
  76033.     Databases
  76034. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76035. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.fp3
  76036. Spice Girls
  76037. 4Tune
  76038.     John Cook
  76039. 4Tune
  76040. MSPCA
  76041. NAMEA
  76042. Vintages.WOR
  76043. RPTHA
  76044. Vintages.WOR
  76045. = = "") 
  76046. = = "No Author") 
  76047. 9 = ""))
  76048.     No Author
  76049. ) = 0    
  76050. CMSPC
  76051. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76052. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wineries.WOR
  76053. MSPCA
  76054. NAMEA
  76055. Wineries.WOR
  76056. RPTHA
  76057. Wineries.WOR
  76058. ies.WOR
  76059. M7FMP3FMP3
  76060.     Databases
  76061. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76062. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wineries.fp3
  76063. Spice Girls
  76064. 4Tune
  76065.     John Cook
  76066. 4Tune
  76067. MSPCA
  76068. NAMEA
  76069. Wineries.WOR
  76070. RPTHA
  76071. Wineries.WOR
  76072. CMSPC
  76073. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76074. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.WOR
  76075. MSPCA
  76076. NAMEA
  76077. Vintages.WOR
  76078. RPTHA
  76079. Vintages.WOR
  76080. ges.WOR
  76081. 0iFMP3FMP3
  76082.     Databases
  76083. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76084. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.fp3
  76085. Spice Girls
  76086. 4Tune
  76087.     John Cook
  76088. MSPCA
  76089. NAMEA
  76090. Vintages.WOR
  76091. RPTHA
  76092. Vintages.WOR
  76093. there
  76094. distinct
  76095. tinge
  76096. colour
  76097. obviously
  76098. enoug
  76099. there
  76100. masses
  76101. clean
  76102. lushly
  76103. cassis/berry
  76104. fruit
  76105. @MSPC
  76106. FPTHA@4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76107. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.WOR
  76108. MSPCA
  76109. NAMEA
  76110.     Wines.WOR
  76111. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  76112. nes.WOR
  76113. 0jFMP3FMP3
  76114.     Databases
  76115. @4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76116. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.fp3
  76117. Spice Girls
  76118. 4Tune
  76119.     John Cook
  76120. MSPCA
  76121. NAMEA
  76122.     Wines.WOR
  76123. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  76124. CMSPC
  76125. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76126. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.WOR
  76127. MSPCA
  76128. NAMEA
  76129. Vintages.WOR
  76130. RPTHA
  76131. Vintages.WOR
  76132. ges.WOR
  76133. 0iFMP3FMP3
  76134.     Databases
  76135. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76136. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.fp3
  76137. Spice Girls
  76138. 4Tune
  76139.     John Cook
  76140. MSPCA
  76141. NAMEA
  76142. Vintages.WOR
  76143. RPTHA
  76144. Vintages.WOR
  76145. hallidayA
  76146. @MSPC
  76147. FPTHA@4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76148. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.WOR
  76149. MSPCA
  76150. NAMEA
  76151.     Wines.WOR
  76152. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  76153. nes.WOR
  76154. 0jFMP3FMP3
  76155.     Databases
  76156. @4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76157. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Wines.fp3
  76158. Spice Girls
  76159. 4Tune
  76160.     John Cook
  76161. MSPCA
  76162. NAMEA
  76163.     Wines.WOR
  76164. RPTHA    Wines.WOR
  76165. CMSPC
  76166. FPTHAC4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76167. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.WOR
  76168. MSPCA
  76169. NAMEA
  76170. Vintages.WOR
  76171. RPTHA
  76172. Vintages.WOR
  76173. ges.WOR
  76174. 0iFMP3FMP3
  76175.     Databases
  76176. C4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76177. 98:Wine CD:Databases:Vintages.fp3
  76178. Spice Girls
  76179. 4Tune
  76180.     John Cook
  76181. MSPCA
  76182. NAMEA
  76183. Vintages.WOR
  76184. RPTHA
  76185. Vintages.WOR
  76186. BRPTH
  76187. FPTHAB4Tune:Jobs:Wine Guide:Wine Guide 
  76188. 98:Wine CD:Databases:User_TN.fp3
  76189. MSPCA
  76190. NAMEA
  76191. User_TN.fp3
  76192. RPTHA
  76193. User_TN.fp3
  76194. (LIST
  76195. LISTA
  76196. 98 book
  76197. VDEFA(
  76198. (LIST
  76199. LISTA
  76200. Changed
  76201. VDEFA(
  76202. (LIST
  76203. LISTA
  76204. VDEFA(
  76205. (LIST
  76206. LISTA    late note
  76207. VDEFA(
  76208. (LIST
  76209. LISTA
  76210. 98 book
  76211. VDEFA(
  76212. (LIST
  76213. LISTA/65 - 69
  76214. 70 - 74
  76215. 75 - 79
  76216. 80 - 84
  76217. 85 - 89
  76218. 90 - 95
  76219. (LIST
  76220. LISTA
  76221. 99 book
  76222. VDEFA(
  76223. ExportC
  76224. ChangedD
  76225. NewE    late noteF
  76226. 98 bookG
  76227. RatingsH
  76228. 99 book
  76229. FMRLA
  76230. FMRLA
  76231. FMRLA
  76232. FMRLA
  76233. FMRLA
  76234. WineB
  76235. WineryE
  76236. VintageF
  76237. Import Wine LookupG
  76238. Import Vintage Lookup
  76239. VDEFA(
  76240. Pro 3.0F!
  76241. Pro 3.0 - 4.0J
  76242. t    US Letter    A4 Letter
  76243. US Legal
  76244. International Fanfold
  76245. Computer Paper
  76246. Envelope (#10)
  76247. els^23456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 123456789 12345M1
  76248. BNEW TASTING NOTE
  76249. VINTAGE ID
  76250. VINTAGE TEXTID
  76251. absolutely
  76252. abundant
  76253. acidity
  76254. across
  76255. after
  76256. again
  76257. ageing
  76258. alcohol
  76259. almost
  76260. almost
  76261. water
  76262. white
  76263. colour
  76264. clean
  76265. bouquet
  76266. although@
  76267. amazingly
  76268. american
  76269. extremely
  76270. disappointing
  76271. coconut
  76272. overtones
  76273. 1997s
  76274. book@
  76275. book@
  76276. hallidayn
  76277. halliday@
  76278. bookA
  76279. diamond
  76280. diced
  76281. direct
  76282. dissolved@
  76283. distinctly
  76284. drink
  76285. dusty/stalky@
  76286. earth
  76287. earthy
  76288. earthy/briary/gamey@
  76289. ease@
  76290. edges
  76291. elegant
  76292. elegantly
  76293. enjoy
  76294. equivalently
  76295. equivalently
  76296. equivalently
  76297. purple-red
  76298. almost
  76299. voluptuously
  76300. concentr@
  76301. glowing
  76302. yellow-green
  76303. complex
  76304. elegant
  76305. bouquet
  76306. mult@
  76307. high-acid@
  76308. light
  76309. green-yellow
  76310. fresh
  76311. crisp
  76312. bouquet
  76313. light
  76314. straw-yellow
  76315. complex
  76316. nutty
  76317. strongly
  76318. yeast/autol@
  76319. light
  76320. medium
  76321. yellow-green
  76322. discreet
  76323. bouquet
  76324. light
  76325. medium
  76326. yellow-green
  76327. strong
  76328. toast
  76329. varietal
  76330. light
  76331. yellow-green
  76332. plenty
  76333. depth
  76334. bouquet
  76335. quite@
  76336. medium
  76337. purple-red
  76338. fresh
  76339. clean
  76340. cherry/red
  76341. berry
  76342. arom@
  76343. medium
  76344. red-purple
  76345. clean
  76346. smooth
  76347. harmonious
  76348. cherry-acce@
  76349. medium
  76350. red-purple
  76351. light
  76352. medium
  76353. intensity
  76354. clean
  76355. medium
  76356. golden
  76357. yellow
  76358. intense
  76359. botrytis-influenced
  76360. medium
  76361. red-purple
  76362. complex
  76363. bouquet
  76364. solid
  76365. fruit@
  76366. bookA
  76367. Date tastedJ
  76368. AuthorL
  76369. Colour:N
  76370. Aroma:P
  76371. Taste:R
  76372. Wine rating:X
  76373. ABEB>> <<
  76374. AFAAABAFABAC>>]
  76375. Page ##^
  76376. Purchase price:`
  76377. Menu suggestionsa
  76378. Tasting Note
  76379. mealy
  76380. mealy/dusty
  76381. mealy/minerally
  76382. mealy/nutty
  76383. mealy/nutty/creamy
  76384. mealy/toasty/buttery
  76385. means
  76386. measure
  76387. meatiness
  76388. meaty/bonox
  76389. medalG
  76390. medals
  76391. medicinal
  76392. mediumD
  76393. absolutely
  76394. abundant
  76395. acidity
  76396. across
  76397. after
  76398. again
  76399. ageing
  76400. alcohol
  76401. almost
  76402. almost
  76403. water
  76404. white
  76405. colour
  76406. clean
  76407. bouquet
  76408. although@
  76409. amazingly
  76410. american
  76411. extremely
  76412. disappointing
  76413. coconut
  76414. overtones
  76415. Vintage NVB
  76416.  "NV")
  76417. @BM bold:b
  76418. <f"Bembo">
  76419. Reclassify Wine & Vintage
  76420. AEReassign Wine and Vintage IDs according to globals in the Vintages DBB#
  76421. ) > 0    
  76422. Export User FMP
  76423. 1/2/97
  76424. Medium to full red-purple; a substantial bouquet with rich dark berry fruits, touches of earth and chocolate, and subtle oak; the palate does not quite live up to the bouquet, with a range of flavours including what appears to be an uncharacteristic touch of green fruit, although there are also some riper, dark chocolate notes. Retasted October 1997; has developed well; the green edges seem to have disappeared in what is now a big, chunky wine.
  76425. export
  76426. 98 bookH
  76427. 2004Q
  76428. 1999R
  76429. 2004T
  76430. ChangedV
  76431. 24/6/98Y
  76432. 24/6/98\
  76433. James Halliday
  76434. 1/5/95
  76435. 1/3/97D
  76436. Full yellow-orange; a soft, toasty/buttery/oaky bouquet in which the varietal fruit is effectively submerged; the palate is similarly soft, with toasty/oaky flavours dominant. E
  76437. export
  76438. 98 bookH
  76439. 1997Q
  76440. 1996R
  76441. 1997V
  76442. 24/6/98Y
  76443. 24/6/98\
  76444. James Halliday
  76445. 1/11/94D
  76446. Full red-purple; smooth, satiny, almost creamy plum fruit in the bouquet which will develop greater complexity with age. The palate is solid and well constructed, with plenty of dark fruit and tannins to match. 10% Cabernet Sauvignon.H
  76447. 2005Q
  76448. 1997R
  76449. 2005V
  76450. 24/6/98Y
  76451. 24/6/98\
  76452. James Halliday
  76453. 1/9/94D
  76454. Deep yellow; the bouquet shows complex oak handling, in a rich, full-blown early-developing style. The palate shows more of the same, with tremendous depth of flavour, and a soft finish.H
  76455. 1/12/95
  76456. Light to medium yellow-green; there is an intriguing spicy edge to the fruit, with an extra layer of aroma complexity, although the barrel fermentation and maturation is evident. Similarly, there is a genuine extra level of concentration to the flavour to the core of gently tropical fruit sweetness, and the odd citrus tinge. Sophisticated making, including the use of 100% malolactic fermentation.
  76457. Export
  76458. 98 bookH
  76459. 1997Q
  76460. 1996R
  76461. 1997V
  76462. 24/6/98Y
  76463. 24/6/98\
  76464. James Halliday
  76465. 1/1/98D
  76466. Medium to full tawny-red; exceedingly complex, with strong barrel-aged rancio characters and attractively earthy spirit. A long and richly flavoured wine, with the cleansing, drying finish which is so essential to the style. E
  76467. ExportH
  76468. 2007Q
  76469. 1997R
  76470. 2007V
  76471. 24/6/98W
  76472. 99 bookY
  76473. 24/6/98\
  76474. James Halliday
  76475. 1/1/94D
  76476. Medium yellow-green; intense apricot and peach aromas; good flavour and balance with white peach and apricot fruit and well-balanced but relatively soft acidity.H
  76477. 1995Q
  76478. 1994R
  76479. 1995V
  76480. 24/6/98Y
  76481. 24/6/98\
  76482. James Halliday
  76483. 1/10/94
  76484. Medium yellow-green; a delicate, discreet cool-climate bouquet with citrussy aromas and subtle oak. Lurking in the bouquet and palate is a hint of matchstick-like bitterness, which did appear to dissipate with aeration. The palate may well develop attractive flavours with bottle age.
  76485. 1997Q
  76486. 1995R
  76487. 1/10/94D
  76488. Light green-yellow; fine, tight citrussy lemony fruit aromas lead on to a high-toned, lively palate with honeysuckle flavours and a tangy finish.H
  76489. 1995Q
  76490. 1994R
  76491. 1995V
  76492. 24/6/98Y
  76493. 24/6/98\
  76494. James Halliday
  76495. 1/10/94D
  76496. Medium red-purple; spotlessly clean aromas with spicy varietal fruit and subtle oak. The palate is fresh and lively, with spicy cherry fruit and soft, fine tannins. An attractive early-drinking style.H
  76497. 1999Q
  76498. 1996R
  76499. 1999V
  76500. 24/6/98Y
  76501. 24/6/98
  76502. 1/10/96
  76503. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is firm, crisp and tight with classic varietal character in a herbaceous mould.  The palate is classically restrained and built to stay, with good balance, length and acidity. These wines require a degree of faith in their youth.
  76504. Export
  76505. 98 bookH
  76506. 2006Q
  76507. 1997R
  76508. 2006V
  76509. 24/6/98Y
  76510. 24/6/98\
  76511. James Halliday
  76512. 1/9/94D
  76513. Youthful purple-red; complex and concentrated fruit aromas of liquorice, game and spice dominate the bouquet. The palate is absolutely delicious, with blackberry, liquorice and spice, finely balanced tannins and very well-handled oak. H
  76514. 1/1/96D
  76515. Bright, light green-yellow; crisp, clean lemony fruit aromas; lively fresh fruit on the palate, crisp and clean, and very well balanced. Outstanding in its price category and rated accordingly.H
  76516. 1998Q
  76517. 1996R
  76518. 1998V
  76519. 24/6/98
  76520. 1/11/95
  76521. Deep but bright gold; a soft, voluptuous cumquat and mandarin bouquet, much fresher than many prior vintages. The palate is complex and intense, with lime, cumquat and mandarin flavours; the sweetness is moderate (more to Auslese in style) and with perfectly balanced acid.
  76522. 2002Q
  76523. 1995R
  76524. 2002V
  76525. 24/6/98Y
  76526. 24/6/98\
  76527. James Halliday
  76528. 1/12/97
  76529. 1/1/96D
  76530. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe, complex chocolatey bouquet leads on to a palate with abundant dark chocolate fruit mixed with vanillin oak; a wine of substance, with good structure and soft chewy tannins. Much better than the 
  76531. 93. Barrel sample.H
  76532. 1/9/94D
  76533. Strong purple-red; a complex, concentrated bouquet with perfectly ripened Cabernet, and immaculately balanced and integrated oak. An outstanding palate, with luscious blackcurrant fruit showing great length, balance and concentration. H
  76534. 2002Q
  76535. 1996R
  76536. 2002V
  76537. 24/6/98
  76538. 1/9/94D
  76539. Vivid purple-red of medium depth; abundant red and black cherry fruit aromas, clean and vibrant. The palate is fresh and fruitily exuberant with a sweet middle palate and a dry finish. They don
  76540. t come much better.H
  76541. 1995Q
  76542. 1994R
  76543. 1995V
  76544. 24/6/98Y
  76545. 24/6/98\
  76546. James Halliday
  76547. 1/10/95D
  76548. Light red-purple; fresh cherry fruit aromas with just a hint of straw/hay characters. The palate has very lively cherry fruit, but is ever so slightly fuzzy on the finish, perhaps due to low sulphur dioxide levels. Not up to the 
  76549. 94. H
  76550. 1996Q
  76551. 1/5/97D
  76552. Medium to full red-purple; a stylish mix of cedar, cassis and leaf aromas on the bouquet lead into a powerful but elegant wine on he palate, classically moulded and balanced, with a lingering finish.H
  76553. 2010K
  76554. 2000R
  76555. 2010V
  76556. 24/6/98Y
  76557. 24/6/98\
  76558. James Halliday
  76559. 1/9/94D
  76560. Light to medium red; quite scented, and hints of oriental spices; of medium weight and intensity overall, with plums and a touch of spice on the palate. Well made, and has good structure.H
  76561. 1995Q
  76562. 1994R
  76563. 1995V
  76564. 24/6/98Y
  76565. 24/6/98\
  76566. 1/1/98D
  76567. Bright full yellow with particularly good mousse; complex bready/yeasty autolysis over fresh citrussy fruit; the palate is complex with a nice blend of crisp fruit and yeast autolysis. The finish is long and the dosage low.E
  76568. ExportH
  76569. 1999Q
  76570. 1998R
  76571. 1999V
  76572. 24/6/98W
  76573. 99 bookY
  76574. 24/6/98\
  76575. 1/11/94D
  76576. Full red-purple, with clean, rich, ripe pepper-spice-black cherry aromas. In the mouth, full-bodied, potent and powerful with lots of fruit and well-structured tannins. H
  76577. 2002Q
  76578. 1997R
  76579. 2002V
  76580. 24/6/98Y
  76581. 24/6/98\
  76582. James Halliday
  76583. 1/12/96
  76584. Dense red-purple; a full, deep and concentrated bouquet with dark plum fruit and subtle oak.  Concentrated and rich, with dark plum and black cherry fruit; the tannins run through the palate, and together with the fruit, have literally swallowed up the oak.
  76585. Export
  76586. 98 bookH
  76587. 2010Q
  76588. 2000R
  76589. 2010V
  76590. 24/6/98Y
  76591. 24/6/98\
  76592. James Halliday
  76593. 1/11/94D
  76594. Light yellow-green; strong smoky passionfruit aromas; similar passionfruit/gooseberry flavours are evident on the palate, which is both striking and vibrant.H
  76595. 1997Q
  76596. 1995R
  76597. 1997V
  76598. 24/6/98Y
  76599. 24/6/98\
  76600. 1/10/95D
  76601. Light to medium yellow-green; an elegant bouquet with melon fruit and subtle oak well balanced and integrated. The palate is as elegant, fine and harmonious as the bouquet suggests it will be; a highly sophisticated, unforced style.H
  76602. 1997Q
  76603. 1996R
  76604. 1997V
  76605. 24/6/98Y
  76606. 24/6/98\
  76607. James Halliday
  76608. 1/6/94D
  76609. Light yellow-green; fine, elegant lime fruit with just a hint of volatile acidity, but acceptable. The palate has firm, faintly citrussy, dry/toasty fruit, with a long finish, and structured to age.H
  76610. 2000Q
  76611. 1995R
  76612. 2000V
  76613. 24/6/98Y
  76614. 24/6/98\
  76615. James Halliday
  76616. 1/3/96D
  76617. Light yellow-green; a typically tight bouquet which gradually unfolded to show a range of lime pastille and more floral notes. A beautifully crafted wine, with a long palate and perfectly-balanced acidity.H
  76618. 2001Q
  76619. 1996R
  76620. 2001V
  76621. 24/6/98Y
  76622. 24/6/98\
  76623. James Halliday
  76624. 1/10/97
  76625. =Strong red-purple; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, with spice, liquorice and game characters starting to emerge from the base of red and black cherry fruit. The palate, too, has evolved excellently, with a mix of powerful black cherry, liquorice and spice fruit flavours. Retasted several times late 1997.
  76626. export
  76627. 98 bookF
  76628. 2012Q
  76629. 1999R
  76630. 2012V
  76631. 24/6/98Y
  76632. 24/6/98\
  76633. James Halliday
  76634. 1/11/95D
  76635. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity with sweet berry fruit and some slightly atypical minty aspects; the palate, too, shows some leafy/minty flavours out of the mainstream of the style.H
  76636. 2013Q
  76637. 1998R
  76638. 2013V
  76639. 24/6/98Y
  76640. 24/6/98\
  76641. James Halliday
  76642. 1/12/96
  76643. )Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with a mix of spice, berry, game and faintly earthy notes, but no hint of the cowshed. The palate has excellent structure and mouthfeel, with those silky, sweet tannins adding to the flavour as well as the structure; softly lush and ripe, and a sheer delight.
  76644. 1/11/95D
  76645. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is solid and rich, with a mix of honeycomb/beeswax and nutty oak aromas. The palate has lots of flavour and impact, round and mouthfilling, with textured, complex flavours and structure. H
  76646. 1999Q
  76647. 1996R
  76648. 1/11/95D
  76649. Medium red-purple; the aromas are almost syrupy/jammy, so ripe are they, and herald a massively ripe and concentrated wine on the palate. Despite all that ripeness, is not completely over the top, but is idiosyncratic.H
  76650. 2015Q
  76651. 1/9/94
  76652. $Medium to full yellow-green; a surprisingly intense and complex bouquet with both fruit and more nutty aromas, with very cunningly handled oak. Full, soft, rich, mouthfilling fruit and just a hint of spicy oak, no doubt from very well-handled chips. The 
  76653. 94 is a disappointment in comparison.
  76654. 1995Q
  76655. 1994R
  76656. 1995V
  76657. 24/6/98
  76658. 1/10/94D
  76659. Bright green-yellow; intense, crisp herb and lime aromas, leading logically on to a palate with good flavour and intensity, with near-identical lime and herb flavours, finishing with delicate acid. H
  76660. 1997Q
  76661. 1994R
  76662. 1997V
  76663. 24/6/98Y
  76664. 24/6/98\
  76665. James Halliday
  76666. 1/10/94D
  76667. Bright light green; crisp and elegantly fragrant with some passionfruit yeast esters and gently herbaceous fruit. The palate is similarly crisp, light and elegant in typical Delatite style, with very low phenolic levels.H
  76668. 1995Q
  76669. 1994R
  76670. 1995V
  76671. 24/6/98Y
  76672. 24/6/98\
  76673. 1/10/94D
  76674. Medium to full green-yellow; a spotlessly clean bouquet with smooth, delicate melon fruit and subtle oak. In the mouth a light, elegant chablis-weight wine with light melon fruit and crisp acidity.H
  76675. 1996Q
  76676. 1994R
  76677. 1996V
  76678. 24/6/98Y
  76679. 24/6/98\
  76680. James Halliday
  76681. 1/10/95
  76682. Unwooded. Light yellow-green; a delicate, aromatic bouquet with quite pronounced fermentation yeast influences early in its life. An uncompromisingly sweet palate, partly from the fruit, perhaps partly from the yeast, and partly from a touch of residual sugar.
  76683. 1999Q
  76684. 1997R
  76685. 1999V
  76686. 24/6/98Y
  76687. 24/6/98\
  76688. James Halliday
  76689. 1/10/94D
  76690. Medium to full red-purple; briary/minty aromas of medium intensity and subtle oak lead on to a palate of light to medium weight with mint and leaf flavours, and soft tannins on the finish. H
  76691. 1/10/95D
  76692. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, elegant and discreet bouquet, with melon and citrus fruit, and subtle oak. The palate is fine, elegant, tight and crisp, with melon-flavoured fruit and fresh, lemony acid on the finish. Should age superbly.H
  76693. 2002Q
  76694. 1996R
  76695. 2002V
  76696. 24/6/98Y
  76697. 24/6/98\
  76698. James Halliday
  76699. 1/1/97D
  76700. Light to medium yellow-green; absolutely in the Diamond Valley style, with smooth melon/cashew fruit the dominant force on both bouquet and palate, and oak playing a very subdued role.  The wine has very attractive texture and mouthfeel.H
  76701. 2001Q
  76702. 1997R
  76703. 2001V
  76704. 24/6/98Y
  76705. 24/6/98\
  76706. James Halliday
  76707. 1/9/94D
  76708. Medium to full red-purple; extremely ripe, concentrated plummy fruit aroma, almost into muscat in its sweetness. Ripe and generous in the mouth, with far more weight than any other Yarra Valley Pinot of the vintage, with a long finish.H
  76709. 1997Q
  76710. 1995R
  76711. 1997V
  76712. 24/6/98Y
  76713. 24/6/98\
  76714. James Halliday
  76715. 1/1/97
  76716. 1/5/97
  76717. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, pleasant and of light to medium intensity with light, cherry fruit; initially seemed a little simple and one-dimensional, although it did open up somewhat with breathing. The wine has most attractive initial feel and flavour on entry to the palate, and is undeniably elegant, with cherry/wild strawberry. The one marginal criticism is that it falls away ever so slightly on the finish.
  76718. Export
  76719. 98 bookH
  76720. 2001K
  76721. 1997R
  76722. 2001V
  76723. 24/6/98Y
  76724. 24/6/98\
  76725. James Halliday
  76726. 1/1/97
  76727. Medium to full straw-yellow; an almost impossibly complex amalgam of delicately toasty/bready/yeasty characters intermingling with sweet strawberry/citrus fruit on the bouquet.  By January 1997 had developed by far the most complex yet harmonious palate of the wines in the range, almost unrecognisable from the wine when first disgorged.  There is a sweetness, not deriving from the dosage but from the fruit, which gives the wine extra length and does not cloy.
  76728. 1999Q
  76729. 1997R
  76730. 1999V
  76731. 24/6/98Y
  76732. 24/6/98\
  76733. James Halliday
  76734. 1/5/97
  76735. 1/10/95D
  76736. Medium yellow-green; a clean, smooth and attractive bouquet with soft lime/tropical fruit and some toast. The palate is long, with highly individual pastille/lime fruit flavours; well made.H
  76737. 2000Q
  76738. 1996R
  76739. 2000V
  76740. 24/6/98
  76741. 1/10/95
  76742. Medium red; pronounced traditional regional tarry/hay/straw overtones to quite rich fruit; the palate is likewise strongly regional in character with chocolate, dark cherry, plum and earth flavours. Some cork problems do appear to have affected this vintage.
  76743. 2009Q
  76744. 1999R
  76745. 2009V
  76746. 24/6/98Y
  76747. 24/6/98\
  76748. James Halliday
  76749. 1/9/94D
  76750. Medium to full red; ripe, earthy hay/straw aromas in old-fashioned Hunter style; the palate has plenty of weight and power, with some attractive liquorice earth and chocolate flavours, and finely integrated tannins. H
  76751. 2008Q
  76752. 1997R
  76753. 2008V
  76754. 24/6/98Y
  76755. 24/6/98\
  76756. James Halliday
  76757. 1/10/95D
  76758. Medium to full red; a complex bouquet with some regional Shiraz character and plenty of sweet vanillin oak. The palate is quite concentrated, with rich, full earthy dark berry fruit and quite a deal of vanillin oak.H
  76759. 2004Q
  76760. 1998R
  76761. 2004V
  76762. 24/6/98Y
  76763. 24/6/98\
  76764. James Halliday
  76765. 1/9/94D
  76766. Medium to full red, with just a touch of purple; clean red berry and chocolate fruit aromas, with abundant ripe, but not overripe, red berry fruits and a faint hint of Hunter earth, finishing with soft tannins. Excellent cellaring potential.H
  76767. 2003Q
  76768. 1996R
  76769. 2003V
  76770. 24/6/98Y
  76771. 24/6/98\
  76772. James Halliday
  76773. 1/11/95D
  76774. Vivid purple-red; a youthful, fresh bouquet with attractively earthy fruit. On the palate, a powerful wine with blackberry fruit, a touch of briar, and finishes with soft tannins.H
  76775. 1999Q
  76776. 1997R
  76777. 1999V
  76778. 24/6/98Y
  76779. 24/6/98\
  76780. 1/10/94D
  76781. Medium to full yellow-green; rich yellow peach aromas with sweet oak; a big, peachy-flavoured wine with plenty of flavour and not quite so much finesse; finishes soft. H
  76782. 1995Q
  76783. 1994R
  76784. 1995V
  76785. 24/6/98Y
  76786. 24/6/98\
  76787. James Halliday
  76788. 1/7/94D
  76789. Full red; a rich and full bouquet with pronounced dark chocolate fruit and subtle oak. There are pleasant chocolate and vanilla flavours on the palate with well-balanced tannins; should age nicely.H
  76790. 2000Q
  76791. 1995R
  76792. 2000V
  76793. 24/6/98Y
  76794. 24/6/98\
  76795. James Halliday
  76796. 1/11/95
  76797. SLight green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with an entrancing mix of grassy varietal fruit and more tropical yeast, and just the faintest hint of spicy oak. The palate shows the same intriguing balance of delicate yet varied flavours with aromatic/tropical accents, a hint of fruit sweetness, a brush of oak and perfectly-balanced acid.
  76798. 1999Q
  76799. 1996R
  76800. 1999V
  76801. 24/6/98Y
  76802. 24/6/98\
  76803. James Halliday
  76804. 1/10/96
  76805. =Light to medium yellow-green; an outrageously seductive wine from start to finish, with subtle spicy barrel-ferment oak intermingling with fruit of light to medium intensity, tinged with passionfruit on the bouquet, leading on to a delicate palate with beguiling, soft fruit flavours; more sophisticated than classic.
  76806. ExportH
  76807. 2001Q
  76808. 1997R
  76809. 2001V
  76810. 24/6/98
  76811. 1/10/95D
  76812. Medium red-purple; some leafy/gamey/minty aromas, disappointing by the standards of Evans & Tate. The palate has adequate weight but shows echoes of those gamey characters of the bouquet. H
  76813. 1999Q
  76814. 1996R
  76815. 1999V
  76816. 24/6/98Y
  76817. 24/6/98\
  76818. James Halliday
  76819. 1/10/96D
  76820. Medium to full red-purple; ripe blood plum fruit aromas are backed by sweet oak, leading on to a sweet, positively sexy wine on the palate with a mix of blood plum fruit and vanilla bean oak, rounded off by soft, textured tannins.E
  76821. Export
  76822. 98 bookH
  76823. 2004Q
  76824. 1/10/96D
  76825. Light to medium yellow-green; crisp, clean toast and lime aromas of medium to full intensity lead on to well balanced, highly-flavoured wine which does exhibit just a hint of phenolic heaviness towards the finish.E
  76826. Export
  76827. 98 bookH
  76828. 2002Q
  76829. 1/9/94D
  76830. Dark red-purple; concentrated dark, briary/blackberry fruit is the dominant force, with a very concentrated palate, high in tannins. A very powerful wine, still fairly raw; a touch of new oak might have lifted it into Olympian class.H
  76831. 2007Q
  76832. 1/3/96
  76833. Very light straw-green; fragrant and seductive tropical aromas with a strong passionfruit overlay. There is more of the same on the palate, with positive tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit flavours resulting in a wine which is fruit, rather than residual sugar, sweet. Great stuff.
  76834. 1997Q
  76835. 1996R
  76836. 1997V
  76837. 24/6/98Y
  76838. 24/6/98\
  76839. James Halliday
  76840. 1/10/94D
  76841. Full golden-yellow; toasty, honeyed, nutty bottle development; fully aged, but at the peak of its power with masses of buttery/toasty/oaky flavours. A great Australian White Burgundy-style.H
  76842. 1/11/96
  76843. BGlowing yellow-green; a charry/high toast oak component comes through on the bouquet in slightly more assertive fashion than some of the Giaconda wines early in their life.  On the palate there is that typically complex range of secondary flavours running through nutty to minerally, and the hallmark length on the finish.
  76844. export
  76845. 98 bookH
  76846. 2002Q
  76847. 1998R
  76848. 2002V
  76849. 24/6/98Y
  76850. 24/6/98\
  76851. James Halliday
  76852. 1/10/94
  76853. 1/2/94
  76854. Medium red; very ripe, strong varietal plummy fruit with minimal oak influence. The flavours are ripe with tastes of both plum and mint, and a difficult to pinpoint character which is to be found in many Coal River reds, perhaps due to the high natural acids.
  76855. 1996Q
  76856. 1994R
  76857. 1996V
  76858. 24/6/98Y
  76859. 24/6/98\
  76860. James Halliday
  76861. 1/2/97D
  76862. Light green-yellow; a fresh, crisp and clean bouquet with a mix of herb, toast and mineral aromas. The palate is fresh, crisp and still youthful, touched with citrus and finishing with lively acidity.E
  76863. Export
  76864. 98 bookH
  76865. 1998Q
  76866. 1997R
  76867. 1/10/95D
  76868. Medium yellow-green; a very ripe style with tropical fruit aromas, and perhaps a fraction blowsy; the palate shows similarly very ripe, soft fruit flavours.H
  76869. 1996Q
  76870. 1995R
  76871. 1996V
  76872. 24/6/98Y
  76873. 24/6/98\
  76874. James Halliday
  76875. 1/10/94D
  76876. Medium to full red-purple; a clean bouquet with moderately intense spicy/cassis fruit aromas and subtle oak. There is plenty of attractive ripe, dark berry/currant fruit on the palate, with an ever so slightly furry finish.H
  76877. 1/11/94D
  76878. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, voluptuous red berry/red cherry fruit aromas with subtle oak. A striking, vibrant and very fruity wine on the palate with clean, luscious red berry fruit flavours.H
  76879. 2000Q
  76880. 1996R
  76881. 2000V
  76882. 24/6/98Y
  76883. 24/6/98\
  76884. James Halliday
  76885. 1/10/95D
  76886. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, full with very ripe cherry fruit in consistent vineyard style. The palate has similar abundant cherry jam and mint flavours, perhaps fractionally over the top, but is certainly not short of character.H
  76887. 2001Q
  76888. 1997R
  76889. 2001V
  76890. 24/6/98Y
  76891. 24/6/98\
  76892. James Halliday
  76893. 1/10/95D
  76894. Light yellow-green; a fresh, fruity grapey bouquet, less powerful than the 
  76895. 94, but still admirable in its clarity. There are pungent and lively lime-accented grape flavours, with tingling acid offset by appropriate residual sugar on the finish.H
  76896. 1996Q
  76897. 1995R
  76898. 1996V
  76899. 24/6/98Y
  76900. 24/6/98\
  76901. James Halliday
  76902. 1/11/94D
  76903. Light to medium yellow-green; an opulent, highly aromatic bouquet with potent gooseberry and passionfruit aromas. The palate likewise has abundant flesh and weight, at the full end of the spectrum, though retaining varietal character.H
  76904. 1996Q
  76905. 1994R
  76906. 1996V
  76907. 24/6/98Y
  76908. 24/6/98\
  76909. James Halliday
  76910. 1/11/95D
  76911. A major disappointment after the power and depth of the 
  76912. 94 vintage; tasted on a number of occasions with consistent notes commenting on lack of varietal character.H
  76913. 1996Q
  76914. 1995R
  76915. 1996V
  76916. 24/6/98Y
  76917. 24/6/98\
  76918. James Halliday
  76919. 1/9/94D
  76920. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with an array of minty, spicy and vanillin aromas. The palate belies its 13.5% alcohol, with a complex array of red berry, spice and mint flavours, and subtle oak.H
  76921. 1999Q
  76922. 1996R
  76923. 1999V
  76924. 24/6/98Y
  76925. 24/6/98\
  76926. James Halliday
  76927. 1/10/95D
  76928. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with lots of vanilla and lemon oak over fair fruit. On the palate, big oaky and chewy with chocolatey fruit and charry oak in traditional, warm-grown style.H
  76929. 2000Q
  76930. 1997R
  76931. 2000V
  76932. 24/6/98
  76933. 1/10/95
  76934. 1/8/94D
  76935. Classic, youthful Riesling, light green in colour, with tangy lime aromas tinged with herbaceousness. A very intense, lingering palate with toast and lime flavours and a minimum of five years in front of it. H
  76936. 1/10/96D
  76937. Medium yellow-green; very stylish aromas ranging from lime to mint to gooseberry to more herbal, complex yet unoaked. A long, lingering and intense palate with a marvellous evocation of the varietal fruit components; perfect balance and mouthfeel. 
  76938. 1/2/97D
  76939. Medium yellow-green; a quite complex bouquet with pronounced oak and tangy fruit; there is lots happening on the palate with powerful, tangy fruit and sweet oak. The aftertaste, however, is a little rough.E
  76940. Export
  76941. 98 bookH
  76942. 1999Q
  76943. 1997R
  76944. 1999V
  76945. 24/6/98Y
  76946. 24/6/98\
  76947. James Halliday
  76948. 1/9/94D
  76949. Medium to full yellow-green; solid, toasty aromas with secondary fruit characters and well integrated oak. A well balanced wine in the mouth, with nutty/oaky flavours and a relatively soft finish. Good food style.H
  76950. 1996Q
  76951. 1994R
  76952. 1996V
  76953. 24/6/98Y
  76954. 24/6/98\
  76955. 1/9/94D
  76956. Light green-yellow; herbal/grassy varietal fruit aromas with no oak input. A reasonably powerful but not particularly pungent mid-palate; the overall impression is of a food-style wine in the best sense of that term.H
  76957. 1995Q
  76958. 1994R
  76959. 1995V
  76960. 24/6/98Y
  76961. 24/6/98\
  76962. James Halliday
  76963. 1/10/95
  76964. Light yellow-green; crisp and direct with asparagus, herb and earth aromas, neither tropical nor particularly fruity. The palate is precisely as one would anticipate with crisp, pungent earthy/herbal flavours, with considerable length. In very similar style to the 
  76965. 1996Q
  76966. 1995R
  76967. 1996V
  76968. 24/6/98Y
  76969. 24/6/98\
  76970. 1/9/95D
  76971. Light straw-yellow; clean, crisp and direct, with fruit of light to medium intensity showing pristine varietal character. A no-frills palate, fresh, clean and direct, finishing with crisp acidity.H
  76972. 1996Q
  76973. 1995R
  76974. 1996V
  76975. 24/6/98Y
  76976. 24/6/98\
  76977. James Halliday
  76978. 1/11/95
  76979. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, with a slightly stalky dried leaf character more akin to Semillon than Sauvignon Blanc. The palate has nice feel and length, with slightly more ripe fruit than the bouquet promises, but once again seems to lack distinctive varietal character.
  76980. 1997Q
  76981. 1996R
  76982. 1997V
  76983. 24/6/98Y
  76984. 24/6/98\
  76985. 1/10/95D
  76986. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet with moderately intense fruit and subtle oak; the palate is clean, of light to medium weight, with oatmeal flavours presumably deriving from the quite pronounced malolactic fermentation influence.H
  76987. 1997Q
  76988. 1996R
  76989. 1997V
  76990. 24/6/98Y
  76991. 24/6/98\
  76992. 1/7/97D
  76993. Light to medium red; the bouquet is light, with leafy/minty aromas. The palate shows slightly more red fruit flavours, but lacks richness. The problems seem to lie in the vineyard, rather than the winery.H
  76994. 1/10/96D
  76995. Light green-yellow; clean, light, crisp and fresh, but not having as much fruit intensity as in previous years. The palate is the same; may, however, develop with time.E
  76996. Export
  76997. 98 bookH
  76998. 1998Q
  76999. 1997R
  77000. 1998V
  77001. 24/6/98Y
  77002. 24/6/98\
  77003. James Halliday
  77004. 1/11/94D
  77005. Light yellow-green; tangy, lively fruit aromas with some mixed citrus and tropical fruit aromas. A very lively palate with citrus and melon flavours, with a long, clean and crisp finish.H
  77006. 1999Q
  77007. 1995R
  77008. 1999V
  77009. 24/6/98Y
  77010. 24/6/98\
  77011. James Halliday
  77012. 1/11/95D
  77013. Light to medium yellow-green; a solid wine on both bouquet and palate with many of the characters of the 
  77014. 94, and in particular that mix of greener and riper fruit. Will develop more honeysuckle/honey flavours as it develops.H
  77015. 2000Q
  77016. 1996R
  77017. 2000V
  77018. 24/6/98Y
  77019. 24/6/98\
  77020. James Halliday
  77021. 1/10/94D
  77022. Light to medium yellow-green; floral lime fruit salad aromas with a similar, attractive melange of fruit flavours on the palate, with peach, melon and citrus interwoven. H
  77023. 1996Q
  77024. 1995R
  77025. 1996V
  77026. 24/6/98Y
  77027. 24/6/98\
  77028. James Halliday
  77029. 1/11/95D
  77030. Light yellow-green; a most attractive bouquet with white peach/nectarine fruit aromas, potent yet not heavy. The palate shows similar utterly seductive fruit in a surprisingly delicate frame; overall clean and crisp, with gentle acidity on the finish.H
  77031. 1997Q
  77032. 1996R
  77033. 1997V
  77034. 24/6/98Y
  77035. 24/6/98\
  77036. 1/10/96D
  77037. Light to medium yellow-green; fine melon fruit aromas from the Chardonnay component with a touch of tang from the other varieties leads on to an elegant, unforced wine proclaiming its cool-grown origins.  E
  77038. Export
  77039. 98 bookH
  77040. 1998Q
  77041. 1997R
  77042. 1998V
  77043. 24/6/98Y
  77044. 24/6/98\
  77045. James Halliday
  77046. 1/9/94D
  77047. Light to medium red-purple; clean, fresh gentle red berry fruit aromas of light to medium intensity. The palate is clean, quite soft, gently fruity with subtle oak and minimal tannins. H
  77048. 1995Q
  77049. 1994R
  77050. 1995V
  77051. 24/6/98Y
  77052. 24/6/98\
  77053. James Halliday
  77054. 1/11/95D
  77055. Medium red; there is a distinct touch of earth to the bouquet which makes it fractionally hard, and there are similar earthy, slightly green fruit flavours to the palate. H
  77056. 1996Q
  77057. 1995R
  77058. 1996V
  77059. 24/6/98Y
  77060. 24/6/98\
  77061. James Halliday
  77062. 1/2/95D
  77063. Light to medium yellow-green; clean, aromatic, peach-accented fruit of light to medium weight; well-balanced acid and good mouthfeel.H
  77064. 1996Q
  77065. 1995R
  77066. 1996V
  77067. 24/6/98Y
  77068. 24/6/98\
  77069. James Halliday
  77070. 1/11/95D
  77071. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is on the light side with slightly papery overtones, but the palate is much richer with tropical fruit, full and soft, and tending to cloy fractionally on the finish.H
  77072. 2001Q
  77073. 1996R
  77074. 2001V
  77075. 24/6/98
  77076. 1/11/95
  77077. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant and complex bouquet with tangy, citrus and honey fruit and a hint of charry/spicy oak. A cleverly-made wine, again showing some oak phenolics on the finish which typically derive from oak chips, but which certainly add to the overall commercial appeal of the wine. Retasted November 1995 with very similar notes, and with the oak still to the fore.
  77078. 2000Q
  77079. 1996R
  77080. 2000V
  77081. 24/6/98Y
  77082. 24/6/98\
  77083. James Halliday
  77084. 1/10/95
  77085. Light to medium yellow-green; complex and sophisticated fruit and oak aromas intertwine through both the bouquet and palate. High flavoured; very clever winemaking, and is harmonious even if oaky. Gold medal points on my score sheet at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.
  77086. 2001Q
  77087. 1996R
  77088. 2001V
  77089. 24/6/98Y
  77090. 24/6/98\
  77091. James Halliday
  77092. 1/10/94D
  77093. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is ripe with some tropical fruit overtones and a hint of spice, possibly from oak. The palate is solid, with ripe fruit bolstered by a degree of residual sugar.H
  77094. 1995Q
  77095. 1994R
  77096. 1995V
  77097. 24/6/98Y
  77098. 24/6/98\
  77099. James Halliday
  77100. 1/11/94
  77101. Has already browned off in the manner of a lighter-year Burgundy. The bouquet is complex, sappy and stemmy, with real style, but is disconcertingly advanced. The palate, too, lacks the richness of fruit one would look for, but certainly has true Burgundian characters.
  77102. 1996Q
  77103. 1994R
  77104. 1996V
  77105. 24/6/98Y
  77106. 24/6/98\
  77107. James Halliday
  77108. 1/11/95DZInitially appeared stemmy and volatile (it probably wasn
  77109. t) but matured into a great wine.H
  77110. 1998Q
  77111. 1996R
  77112. 1998V
  77113. 24/6/98Y
  77114. 24/6/98\
  77115. James Halliday
  77116. 1/11/95D
  77117. Light green-yellow; a crisp bouquet with some yeast aromatics which add to the appeal of nicely ripened fruit with good varietal character. Not a heavyweight on the palate by any means, but fine and elegant, with a lingering clean finish.H
  77118. 2000Q
  77119. 1996R
  77120. 2000V
  77121. 24/6/98
  77122. 1/10/96
  77123. Light to medium yellow-green; the initial impression is of a bouquet of light to medium intensity, showing well balanced ripeness but which I describe as 
  77124. won't frighten the horses
  77125. , but which creeps up on you. The palate likewise has more intensity and length than a quick taste reveals, with perfectly modulated fruit and excellent acidity. Looks as if it will age very well, not common with Sauvignon Blancs.
  77126. Export
  77127. 98 bookH
  77128. 2002Q
  77129. 1997R
  77130. 2002V
  77131. 24/6/98Y
  77132. 24/6/98\
  77133. James Halliday
  77134. 1/9/94
  77135. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with melon fruit and some honeyed/nutty barrel-ferment/malolactic characters. The palate is long, with echoes of the caramel-tinged malolactic/barrel ferment characters of the nose, finishing with well balanced acidity.
  77136. 2002Q
  77137. 1994R
  77138. 2002V
  77139. 24/6/98Y
  77140. 24/6/98\
  77141. 1/11/95D
  77142. Medium red-purple; firm, spicy black cherry fruit with a hint of leafiness, and subtle oak. On the palate, a lovely spicy wine with fragrant black cherry and spice fruit, gently proclaiming its cool-grown origins.H
  77143. 1/2/97D
  77144. Light to medium yellow-straw; a clean, crisp, fresh bouquet with delicate but well-balanced fruit aromas is replicated on the palate, which is crisp, well balanced and with a long, clean finish.E
  77145. export
  77146. 98 bookH
  77147. 1998Q
  77148. 1997R
  77149. 1998V
  77150. 24/6/98Y
  77151. 24/6/98\
  77152. James Halliday
  77153. 1/11/94
  77154. Medium to full yellow-green; complex, rich barrel-ferment characters with tangy, stylish melon fruit. At the moment the complex, barrel-ferment characters tend to dominate the fruit a little, as the wine goes through a phase in its development, but should come out of it given more time.
  77155. 1/1/96
  77156. cYouthful red-purple; the bouquet is ever so faintly baggy, perhaps a shadow of the long time the wine spent before going to bottle, but otherwise with pleasant berry fruit. Overall, a wine of medium intensity with attractive mouthfeel and fine-grained tannins. The flavours run the spectrum from red fruit through to mint, and the oak impact is not great.
  77157. 1/11/94D
  77158. Full yellow, with just a touch of green; lots of broad, rich, peach, butter and melon aromas on the bouquet; full-flavoured, ripe canned peach flavours on the palate with toasty/buttery overtones.H
  77159. 1995Q
  77160. 1994R
  77161. 1995V
  77162. 24/6/98Y
  77163. 24/6/98\
  77164. James Halliday
  77165. 1/10/96D
  77166. Medium yellow-green; a rather plain bouquet with some minty/herbal aromas leads on to a palate on which somewhat green fruit flavours show through on the middle. Redeemed by its price.E
  77167. Export
  77168. 98 bookH
  77169. 1997Q
  77170. 1996R
  77171. 1997V
  77172. 24/6/98Y
  77173. 24/6/98\
  77174. James Halliday
  77175. 1/9/94D
  77176. Medium red-purple; clean cherry and plum fruit aromas of light to medium intensity, with subtle oak. A pleasant, smooth cherry-flavoured wine with a soft finish, unforced by oak, whether chips or otherwise. H
  77177. 1995Q
  77178. 1994R
  77179. 1995V
  77180. 24/6/98Y
  77181. 24/6/98\
  77182. James Halliday
  77183. 1/11/95D
  77184. Medium to full red-purple; clean and moderately rich dark cherry and dark plum fruit aromas with subtle oak lead on to a pleasant palate with gently chewy dark plum fruit flavours and a nicely controlled touch of sweet, charry American oak.H
  77185. 1997Q
  77186. 1996R
  77187. 1997V
  77188. 24/6/98Y
  77189. 24/6/98\
  77190. James Halliday
  77191. 1/10/96D
  77192. Light to medium red; a fairly light but pleasant bouquet, with vestiges of sweet fruit, tends to show high crop yields; the palate is pleasant, with simple, light cherry fruit.E
  77193. Export
  77194. 98 bookH
  77195. 1998Q
  77196. 1997R
  77197. 1998V
  77198. 24/6/98Y
  77199. 24/6/98\
  77200. James Halliday
  77201. 1/9/94D
  77202. Medium red-purple; soft, textured red berry fruit is present, but the predominant aromas are of tangy lemon and vanilla oak. The same American oak influence is very evident on the palate, which finishes with soft tannins.H
  77203. 1999Q
  77204. 1995R
  77205. 1999V
  77206. 24/6/98Y
  77207. 24/6/98
  77208. 1/1/97D
  77209. Medium red; a strongly regional, earthy/leathery bouquet, neither luscious nor generous. There is somewhat more to be found on the palate, but, overall, has to be taken as an article of faith.E
  77210. Export
  77211. 98 bookH
  77212. 2005Q
  77213. 1999R
  77214. 2005V
  77215. 24/6/98Y
  77216. 24/6/98\
  77217. James Halliday
  77218. 1/9/94
  77219. 1/9/94D
  77220. Medium yellow-green; strong, textured malolactic and barrel-ferment secondary aromas lead logically on to a palate with pronounced stony/minerally/mealy flavours which work very well. A wine with a more European than Australian feel to it.H
  77221. 1999Q
  77222. 1995R
  77223. 1999V
  77224. 24/6/98Y
  77225. 24/6/98\
  77226. James Halliday
  77227. 1/9/94D
  77228. Light straw-green; clean citrus and passionfruit aromas of light to medium intensity. The intensity steps up markedly on the palate, which has excellent length to the dry crisp finish.H
  77229. 1/1/98
  77230. wFull yellow-green, with distinctly greater colour development than the 
  77231. 94; the bouquet is full and complex, with some ever-so-slightly errant barrel-ferment characters. Very rich and full-bodied, it has a huge impact in the mouth, with honeyed/buttery fruit, and not as elegant or tight as the best vintages. Looks to be relatively fast maturing by the standards of Leeuwin.
  77232. ExportH
  77233. 1/9/94D
  77234. Light green-yellow; clean, crisp, youthful and fresh, with gentle lime fruit leads on to a firm, long and relatively unevolved palate with good ageing potential.H
  77235. 2000Q
  77236. 1996R
  77237. 1/9/94D
  77238. Light to medium yellow-green; solid, fractionally heavy lime and toast aromas lead on to a generously flavoured wine with plenty of riesling fruit and well-balanced residual sugar to flesh the wine out.H
  77239. 2000Q
  77240. 1995R
  77241. 2000V
  77242. 24/6/98Y
  77243. 24/6/98\
  77244. James Halliday
  77245. 1/2/96D
  77246. Light yellow-green; plenty of depth to the bouquet, with quite strong lime juice fruit aromas; the palate is in typical style, fleshy and with a touch of sweetness.H
  77247. 2001Q
  77248. 1996R
  77249. 2001V
  77250. 24/6/98Y
  77251. 24/6/98\
  77252. James Halliday
  77253. 1/10/94D
  77254. Medium to full red-purple; a generous, full bouquet with lots of sweet, chocolatey fruit with lashings of vanillin oak. An extremely ripe, full-flavoured wine on the palate, with abundant fruit matched by abundant coconut vanillin oak. H
  77255. 1999Q
  77256. 1996R
  77257. 1999V
  77258. 24/6/98
  77259. 1/1/97D
  77260. Very pale yellow-green; a light, crisp but rather attenuated and faintly smelly bouquet with just a hint of oak. The palate is clean but very light indeed early in its life; may develop more character with bottle age.E
  77261. ExportH
  77262. 1998Q
  77263. 1997R
  77264. 1998V
  77265. 24/6/98Y
  77266. 24/6/98\
  77267. James Halliday
  77268. 1/9/94D
  77269. Light to medium yellow-green; intense, spicy rich aromatics to the bouquet. There are lots of tutti-frutti flavours on the palate which is appreciably sweet, but fresh and nicely balanced. Good example of the style.H
  77270. 1995Q
  77271. 1994R
  77272. 1995V
  77273. 24/6/98Y
  77274. 24/6/98
  77275. 1/9/94D
  77276. Medium to full yellow-green; a smooth, clean bouquet of medium weight and gently tropical fruit, with subliminal oak. The palate is quite weighty, with quite strong tropical fruit flavours, finishing with slightly oily oak.H
  77277. 1997Q
  77278. 1995R
  77279. 1997V
  77280. 24/6/98Y
  77281. 24/6/98\
  77282. James Halliday
  77283. 1/9/94D
  77284. Medium yellow-green; clean and smooth melon and fig fruit aromas with just a hint of oak. There are similar melon and fig flavours on the palate, the oak again subtle, the finish slightly soapy.H
  77285. 2000Q
  77286. 1994R
  77287. 2000V
  77288. 24/6/98
  77289. 1/11/95D
  77290. Medium yellow-green; light melon fruit, with a hint of mint on the bouquet leads on to a surprisingly undeveloped wine on the palate with light, clean fruit, still developing complexity. H
  77291. 2001Q
  77292. 1995R
  77293. 2001V
  77294. 24/6/98Y
  77295. 24/6/98\
  77296. James Halliday
  77297. 1/2/97D
  77298. Light to medium green-yellow; delicate melon fruit is offset by rather raw sawdusty/planky oak on the bouquet; the palate has a similar mix of light melon and white peach fruit and indifferent oak.E
  77299. export
  77300. 98 bookH
  77301. 2000Q
  77302. 1997R
  77303. 2000V
  77304. 24/6/98Y
  77305. 24/6/98\
  77306. James Halliday
  77307. 1/10/94D
  77308. Light green-yellow; intense fruit ranging through lime and citrus to tropical, starting to show some classic kerosene bottle development. A very full-flavoured, solid wine with plenty of weight and a touch of residual sugar on the finish.H
  77309. 1/3/96D
  77310. Deep purple-red; intense and concentrated pepper, spice and dark berry fruit aromas, intensely varietal. Somewhat callow and unfinished on the palate, but may settle down in bottle.H
  77311. 1999Q
  77312. 1996R
  77313. 1999V
  77314. 24/6/98Y
  77315. 24/6/98\
  77316. James Halliday
  77317. 1/1/97D
  77318. Medium red; gently spicy fruit is accompanied by fairly obvious but not overly aggressive oak.  A far more conventional wine on the palate than prior releases, with pleasant American oak surrounding light, spicy/cherry fruit.E
  77319. Export
  77320. 98 bookH
  77321. 2000Q
  77322. 1997R
  77323. 2000V
  77324. 24/6/98Y
  77325. 24/6/98\
  77326. James Halliday
  77327. 1/11/94D
  77328. Bright medium purple-red; a complex bouquet with some leafy notes, a hint of earth, a touch of game and briar. The palate is sinewy and tight, with fine-grained tannins and minerally flavours.H
  77329. 2002Q
  77330. 1996R
  77331. 2002V
  77332. 24/6/98Y
  77333. 24/6/98\
  77334. 1/10/95D
  77335. Light to medium red; fresh juicy berry fruit, with just a hint of spice. On the palate a fresh, cherry-flavoured wine with soft tannins, a hint of charry/chippy oak but thoroughly commendable at the price.H
  77336. 1996Q
  77337. 1995R
  77338. 1996V
  77339. 24/6/98
  77340. 1/11/94D
  77341. Medium yellow-green; clean, fruit-driven wine of medium intensity with gently peachy/tropical fruit aromas which carry through on to a soft, full-flavoured, fruit-driven palate, fininshing ever so slightly sweet.H
  77342. 1998K
  77343. 1995R
  77344. 1998V
  77345. 24/6/98Y
  77346. 24/6/98\
  77347. James Halliday
  77348. 1/10/95D
  77349. Medium yellow-green; a soft, slightly dilute sweet fruit bouquet with oak doing much of the work. The palate shows similar oak-driven flavours with sweet fruit.H
  77350. 1997K
  77351. 1996R
  77352. 1997V
  77353. 24/6/98Y
  77354. 24/6/98\
  77355. James Halliday
  77356. 1/10/95D
  77357. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant and pungent bouquet with tropical fruits and hints of botrytis, or some other lift. The palate is rich and flavoursome with exotic yellow peach and spicy fruit flavours. Fruit, rather than oak-driven.H
  77358. 1998Q
  77359. 1996R
  77360. 1998V
  77361. 24/6/98
  77362. 1/10/96
  77363. Light yellow-straw; the malolactic fermentation influence on both bouquet and palate goes, to my taste at least, completely over the top, and basically deprives the wine of the richness it normally has. A difficult vintage may well have also had some influence.
  77364. Export
  77365. 98 bookH
  77366. 1998Q
  77367. 1997R
  77368. 1998V
  77369. 24/6/98Y
  77370. 24/6/98\
  77371. James Halliday
  77372. 1/4/97
  77373. AMedium to full yellow-green; a solidly rich and ripe bouquet with strong melon and peach fruit, together with subtle oak; the malolactic influence is restrained. On the palate there is more of the same, with solidly ripe fig and melon fruit, even more powerful than that of the bouquet. The oak is subtle; well-made wine.
  77374. 2001K
  77375. CD noteQ
  77376. 1997R
  77377. 2001V
  77378. 24/6/98W
  77379. 99 bookY
  77380. 24/6/98\
  77381. James Halliday
  77382. 1/7/94
  77383. 1/7/94D
  77384. Medium to full red; a very attractive bouquet with clean spicy varietal fruit which leads on to a wonderful palate with potent, classic liquorice and spice flavours, subtle oak and a long, well-balanced finish.H
  77385. 2002Q
  77386. 1996R
  77387. 2002V
  77388. 24/6/98Y
  77389. 24/6/98\
  77390. James Halliday
  77391. 1/7/94D
  77392. Medium red; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with clean minty fruit and just a hint of spicy oak. The palate is driven by fresh dark cherry and redcurrant fruit, finishing with subtle tannins. H
  77393. 2000Q
  77394. 1997R
  77395. 1/9/94D
  77396. Medium to full red-purple; complex, elegant fragrant cedary aromas with substantial oak input, said to be French. The palate shows lots of stylish cedary, lemony oak and has a long finish with lingering tannins.H
  77397. 1/4/97
  77398. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet of medium intensity, with subdued but attractive dark foresty fruit aromas.  The palate is quite powerful, with more of those earthy/briary/foresty characters; not as sweet as the excellent 
  77399. 93, but very nearly rated four stars.
  77400. Export
  77401. 98 bookH
  77402. 2008K
  77403. 1998R
  77404. 2008V
  77405. 24/6/98Y
  77406. 24/6/98\
  77407. James Halliday
  77408. 1/11/94D
  77409. Medium red; secondary fruit characters now starting to appear in a complex briary/cedary bouquet. The palate has a melange of flavours ranging from leafy to briary to redcurrant, with a fairly firm, oaky finish.H
  77410. 2004Q
  77411. 1995R
  77412. 2004V
  77413. 24/6/98Y
  77414. 24/6/98\
  77415. 1/8/94D
  77416. Youthful, light to medium yellow-green; clean and firm, still largely unevolved aromas. The palate, too, is fresh and youthful, more like a youngish Semillon than a Chardonnay.H
  77417. 2000Q
  77418. 1995R
  77419. 2000V
  77420. 24/6/98Y
  77421. 24/6/98\
  77422. James Halliday
  77423. 1/1/96
  77424. DLight to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, discreet and elegant, with a faint touch of white peach and citrus, entirely unexpected for a wine from this region and of this maturity. The palate is no less elegant with sophisticated spicy oak handling, and more of the same tightly structured fruit. An impressive act.
  77425. 1/11/95D
  77426. Medium yellow-green; abundant oak on both bouquet and palate provide much of the flavour, but there is some sweet, gently peachy fruit lurking in the undergrowth. H
  77427. 1996Q
  77428. 1995R
  77429. 1996V
  77430. 24/6/98Y
  77431. 24/6/98\
  77432. James Halliday
  77433. 1/10/96
  77434. Medium yellow-green; the fruit is rather bland and the accompanying oak (no doubt provided by chips) is rather blowsy and tending to caramel on the bouquet.  The palate is adequate, particularly at the price, but lacks the quality of the previous vintages.
  77435. Export
  77436. 98 bookH
  77437. 1997Q
  77438. 1996R
  77439. 1997V
  77440. 24/6/98Y
  77441. 24/6/98\
  77442. James Halliday
  77443. 1/10/95D
  77444. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is solid, with lime, herb and toast aromas with a strong core of fruit. The same fruit comes through on a long, well-balanced palate with strong regional lime and toast flavours. H
  77445. 2004Q
  77446. 1996R
  77447. 2004V
  77448. 24/6/98Y
  77449. 24/6/98\
  77450. James Halliday
  77451. 1/10/95D
  77452. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are clean, crisp, toasty/minerally in true regional fashion. The palate is crisp, firm and quite austere, but is well balanced, has moderate length, and will age with grace.
  77453. 1/10/95
  77454. 5Great depth to the purple-red colour; the bouquet is very concentrated, with a range of earthy, briary, berry and cassis aromas, with a hint of lift. The palate is likewise concentrated with ripe blackcurrant fruit and good tannin balance, and just a faint whisper of gaminess lurking somewhere in the depths.
  77455. 2005Q
  77456. 1997R
  77457. 2005V
  77458. 24/6/98Y
  77459. 24/6/98\
  77460. James Halliday
  77461. 1/10/95D
  77462. Medium to full yellow-green; strong toasty/mealy/biscuity fruit and oak aromas; an abundant, full-flavoured palate, again showing tangy fruit and nutty/mealy oak but thins out slightly on the back palate, and is not quite in the league of the 
  77463. 1997Q
  77464. 1995R
  77465. 1997V
  77466. 24/6/98Y
  77467. 24/6/98\
  77468. James Halliday
  77469. 1/10/96D
  77470. Medium to full yellow-green; attractive bottle-developed aromas with good fruit and oak balance and integration leads on to a wine with pleasant nutty/creamy notes, but without the intense fruit.E
  77471. Export
  77472. 98 bookH
  77473. 1998Q
  77474. 1997R
  77475. 1/9/94D
  77476. Medium red; interesting cedary cigar box aromas which carry through on to the palate which has an attractive chewy texture augmented by soft tannins. The aromas and flavour produce a wine of distinctive style.H
  77477. 1996Q
  77478. 1994R
  77479. 1996V
  77480. 24/6/98Y
  77481. 24/6/98\
  77482. James Halliday
  77483. 1/11/95D
  77484. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is relatively light, with leafy/minty aromas running through the berry fruit; the palate has an array of cedar, mint and leaf flavours, but is not particularly generous.H
  77485. 1997Q
  77486. 1995R
  77487. 1997V
  77488. 24/6/98Y
  77489. 24/6/98\
  77490. James Halliday
  77491. 1/10/96D
  77492. Medium red-purple; a straightforward bouquet with slightly gamey red berry and earth aromas leading on to a palate with pronounced gamey/leafy/minty fruit, almost certainly coming from the King Valley component.H
  77493. 1998Q
  77494. 1/11/95
  77495. Light yellow-green; a fresh, highly protected bouquet with some passionfruit overtones, possibly a sign of the vintage, but also possibly from yeast. The palate provides more of the same, zesty and lively, but with what appears to be pronounced yeast influence.
  77496. 1999Q
  77497. 1996R
  77498. 1999V
  77499. 24/6/98Y
  77500. 24/6/98\
  77501. 1/12/96D
  77502. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with fruit salad aromas which repeat themselves on the palate, showing an exotic array of tropical diced fruit salad flavours; even some papaw.E
  77503. Export
  77504. 98 bookH
  77505. 2000Q
  77506. 1997R
  77507. 2000V
  77508. 24/6/98Y
  77509. 24/6/98\
  77510. James Halliday
  77511. 1/11/94D
  77512. Medium to full red-purple; fresh, bright red and blackcurrant fruit with slightly raw oak on the bouquet. The palate is light, fresh and elegant with similar bright fruit flavours. Early-drinking style.H
  77513. 1995Q
  77514. 1994R
  77515. 1995V
  77516. 24/6/98Y
  77517. 24/6/98\
  77518. James Halliday
  77519. 1/11/95D
  77520. Medium to full red-purple; ripe cassis berry fruit on the bouquet with subtle oak leads on to a ripe and round palate, with harmonious, perfectly ripened fruit and subtle oak. H
  77521. 1998Q
  77522. 1996R
  77523. 1998V
  77524. 24/6/98Y
  77525. 24/6/98\
  77526. 1/2/96
  77527. +Medium to full yellow-green; abundant, aromatic lime fruit suggesting the influence of a limited and not distracting amount of botrytis. A wine with the intensity and complexity of fruit flavour which set it apart from and above all other Rieslings entered in the 1996 Tasmanian Regional Wine Show. 
  77528. 2001Q
  77529. 1996R
  77530. 2001V
  77531. 24/6/98Y
  77532. 24/6/98\
  77533. James Halliday
  77534. 1/2/97
  77535. 2Medium yellow-green; a relatively solid bouquet with some spicy characters, and a hint of burnt match; there is flavour on the palate, but again some slightly errant characters suggesting there may have been some problems during fermentation. Far from a bad wine, but not in the class of the wonderful 
  77536. Export
  77537. 98 bookH
  77538. 2000Q
  77539. 1997R
  77540. 2000V
  77541. 24/6/98Y
  77542. 24/6/98\
  77543. James Halliday
  77544. 1/2/95
  77545. 1/6/94D
  77546. Dark, dense red; a massively concentrated bouquet, ripe, earthy and chocolatey. The palate is equally massive, with prune and chocolate flavours, and tannins under control. 14.3% alcohol.H
  77547. 2008Q
  77548. 1998R
  77549. 2008V
  77550. 24/6/98Y
  77551. 24/6/98\
  77552. James Halliday
  77553. 1/11/95D
  77554. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fresh, of light to medium intensity, with a mix of herbal and fruit salad aromas. The palate is crisp and lively, with tangy gooseberry/herbal flavours, finishing with attractive acid and lift.H
  77555. 1996Q
  77556. 1995R
  77557. 1/10/94D
  77558. Medium yellow-green; soft, bready/nutty aromas to the bouquet with slightly creamy/vanilla overtones. The palate shows rather more lively, fresh fruit with some citrussy flavours, finishing with good acidity. The oak influence is minimal.H
  77559. 1995Q
  77560. 1994R
  77561. 1995V
  77562. 24/6/98Y
  77563. 24/6/98\
  77564. James Halliday
  77565. 1/10/95D
  77566. Medium yellow-green; a full-blown bouquet with slightly blowsy, ultra-peachy fruit and hints of straw. Those hay/straw characters also appear on a full-flavoured peach and fig palate, finishing with surprising acidity.H
  77567. 1/10/96D
  77568. Medium yellow-green; a clean, fresh and somewhat simple bouquet with a light touch of oak leads on to a pleasant, lightly-weighted wine on the palate with just the faintest touch of oak, appropriate to the fruit weight.E
  77569. Export
  77570. 98 bookH
  77571. 1997Q
  77572. 1996R
  77573. 1997V
  77574. 24/6/98Y
  77575. 24/6/98\
  77576. James Halliday
  77577. 1/9/94D
  77578. Medium red-purple; fresh cherry fruit aromas of light to medium intensity, with minimal oak. The palate is lively and fresh with some spice and cherry flavours, a bare flick of oak and minimal tannins. A snappy cafe red.H
  77579. 1997Q
  77580. 1994R
  77581. 1997V
  77582. 24/6/98Y
  77583. 24/6/98\
  77584. James Halliday
  77585. 1/10/95D
  77586. Medium red-purple; clean, fractionally plain, with earthy/berry shiraz varietal fruit, leading on to a light, gently fruit palate.H
  77587. 1996Q
  77588. 1995R
  77589. 1/10/94D
  77590. Medium red-purple; a clean, fresh and smooth bouquet with some dark cherry and blackberry aromas. The palate is well balanced and very smooth; both the oak and tannins are subtle; a wine which soothes rather than challenges.H
  77591. 1996Q
  77592. 1994R
  77593. 1996V
  77594. 24/6/98Y
  77595. 24/6/98\
  77596. James Halliday
  77597. 1/10/95DdMedium red-purple; a fairly light wine on both bouquet and palate, with simple berry fruit flavours.H
  77598. 1997Q
  77599. 1995R
  77600. 1997V
  77601. 24/6/98Y
  77602. 24/6/98\
  77603. 1/9/94D
  77604. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, sweet, with lots of luscious blackcurrant fruit aromas and well-handled oak. The palate is very complex, with a melange of flavours ranging from sweet berry through to herb and then mint. H
  77605. 2000Q
  77606. 1996R
  77607. 2000V
  77608. 24/6/98Y
  77609. 24/6/98\
  77610. James Halliday
  77611. 1/10/96D
  77612. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is firm, with red berry fruit, some leafy touches and subtle oak; much brighter red berry/cherry fruit is apparent on entry into the mouth, followed by pleasantly firm, faintly earthy tannins on the finish.E
  77613. Export
  77614. 98 bookH
  77615. 2004Q
  77616. 1998R
  77617. 2004V
  77618. 24/6/98Y
  77619. 24/6/98\
  77620. 1/10/95D
  77621. Deep yellow, a complex, slightly funky nutty/buttery bouquet is followed by a big, very developed palate with malty/nutty/butterscotch flavours tending to cloy on the finish.H
  77622. 2002Q
  77623. 1998R
  77624. 2002V
  77625. 24/6/98Y
  77626. 24/6/98\
  77627. James Halliday
  77628. 1/3/96D
  77629. Medium red; intriguing spicy/sappy aromas, with the Pinot Noir component seemingly dominant. A totally delicious palate, lively spicy and fresh, with a beguiling touch of sweet berry fruit.H
  77630. 1998Q
  77631. 1996R
  77632. 1998V
  77633. 24/6/98Y
  77634. 24/6/98\
  77635. James Halliday
  77636. 1/12/96
  77637. Dense red-purple; a very rich and concentrated bouquet with lots and lots of vanillin oak leads on to a ripe, full and fleshy palate with a rather chewy finish, again showing dramatic use of oak and all of the concentration one could expect from the 1991 vintage. Retasted October 1995 and showing extremely well, with very consistent notes. Clearly the best Lawson
  77638. s to date. Retasted on several occasions throughout 1996.
  77639. Export
  77640. 98 bookH
  77641. 2001Q
  77642. 1997R
  77643. 2001V
  77644. 24/6/98Y
  77645. 24/6/98\
  77646. James Halliday
  77647. 1/3/95D
  77648. Dense purple-red; rich, full, concentrated dark berry fruits are the first impression, followed by some oak. A big, rich, round, mouthfilling wine with lots of dark berry fruit and extract, finishing with soft tannins. H
  77649. 2005Q
  77650. 1998R
  77651. 1/11/94D
  77652. Medium yellow-green; round, smooth and rich with generous peachy fruit aromas. Full-flavoured palate, smooth and round, again with peachy fruit and nicely integrated vanillin oak.H
  77653. 1999Q
  77654. 1995R
  77655. 1999V
  77656. 24/6/98Y
  77657. 24/6/98\
  77658. James Halliday
  77659. 1/10/95D
  77660. Medium yellow-green; rich and smooth with tangy peachy flavours on the bouquet, leads on to a rich and complex palate with similar tangy peach flavours allied with subtle oak. Full flavoured and as honest as they come.H
  77661. 2000Q
  77662. 1996R
  77663. 2000V
  77664. 24/6/98Y
  77665. 24/6/98\
  77666. James Halliday
  77667. 1/11/94D
  77668. Light to medium red; clean cherry-accented aromas with just a hint of French oak on the bouquet. A stylish wine in a lighter style on the palate, with spice, cherry and liquorice flavours, finishing with fine-grained tannins.H
  77669. 1/9/96D
  77670. Full red-purple; full, dark chocolate/dark berry and faintly earthy fruit on the bouquet leads on to a very powerful, rich and complex palate with hints of liquorice, lots of dark chocolate and quite firm tannins on the finish.E
  77671. Export
  77672. 98 bookH
  77673. 2005Q
  77674. 1997R
  77675. 2005V
  77676. 24/6/98Y
  77677. 24/6/98\
  77678. James Halliday
  77679. 1/11/94D
  77680. Light green-yellow; a complex, tangy and powerful fruit-driven bouquet. The palate is similarly powerful and concentrated with layers of melon, fig and grapefruit flavours, and no apparent oak input 
  77681.  and none needed.H
  77682. 1/11/94D
  77683. Medium to full red; solid, dark berry and chocolate fruit aromas with spicy oak lead on to a solidly constructed palate with abundant, rich red berry/cherry fruit, finishing with slightly phenolic, charry oak. H
  77684. 1999Q
  77685. 1995R
  77686. 1999V
  77687. 24/6/98Y
  77688. 24/6/98\
  77689. James Halliday
  77690. 1/7/95
  77691. 1/10/94
  77692. :Medium yellow-green; full, clean toasty lime aromas with nice weight. While starting to show bottle-developed characters, the fruit flavours are still pristine and fresh, and the wine not the least bit phenolic; has developed beautifully over the last 18 months, and will continue to do for several years at least.
  77693. 1998Q
  77694. 1995R
  77695. 1998V
  77696. 24/6/98Y
  77697. 24/6/98\
  77698. James Halliday
  77699. 1/10/95D
  77700. Light straw-green; a tight and crisp bouquet, spotlessly clean, with herb and lime aromas. On the palate a marvellously correct Riesling, perfectly balanced, with a long carry and the same lime and herb flavours as are evident on the bouquet. H
  77701. 2001Q
  77702. 1996R
  77703. 2001V
  77704. 24/6/98Y
  77705. 24/6/98\
  77706. James Halliday
  77707. 1/8/96D
  77708. Light to medium yellow-green; fragrant aromas of lime, toast and spice lead on to a crisp, dry, pungent Clare style which is, however, a little too spicy overall for my taste.E
  77709. Export
  77710. 98 bookH
  77711. 2000Q
  77712. 1997R
  77713. 2000V
  77714. 24/6/98Y
  77715. 24/6/98\
  77716. James Halliday
  77717. 1/10/94
  77718. Light to medium straw-yellow; some smoky/toasty edges to the aroma which slightly blur the varietal character, although the palate is powerful, particularly on the mid to back palate. Not especially varietal, but may have broad appeal as a drier food style.
  77719. 1/11/95D
  77720. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, crisp and tangy bouquet with melon and fig fruit leads on to a lively, fresh and light but tangy palate, finishing with crisp acid.H
  77721. 2000Q
  77722. 1996R
  77723. 2000V
  77724. 24/6/98Y
  77725. 24/6/98\
  77726. James Halliday
  77727. 1/11/94D
  77728. Glowing yellow-green; fragrant citrus, melon and peach fruit, gently ripe, with subtle oak. The palate combines riper, fleshy peachy characters with high-toned citrussy edges, with a long finish. Fruit, rather than oak-driven throughout. H
  77729. 1998Q
  77730. 1995R
  77731. 1998V
  77732. 24/6/98Y
  77733. 24/6/98\
  77734. James Halliday
  77735. 1/10/95D
  77736. Medium yellow-green; clean, smooth and rounded with tangy lemon and melon fruit and subtle, well-balanced nutty oak. The palate is lively and fresh with peach, melon and citrus fruit, finishing with an illusion of sweetness.H
  77737. 1999Q
  77738. 1996R
  77739. 1999V
  77740. 24/6/98Y
  77741. 24/6/98\
  77742. 1/11/94D
  77743. Bright light green-yellow; a firm and clean bouquet with good fruit weight and depth, not the least bit yeast influenced. A generous, full-flavoured wine with plenty of weight and authority. H
  77744. 2000Q
  77745. 1995R
  77746. 2000V
  77747. 24/6/98Y
  77748. 24/6/98\
  77749. James Halliday
  77750. 1/10/95D
  77751. Light to medium yellow-green; a super-intense bouquet with masses of lime juice and hints of passionfruit. A striking, full-flavoured wine with lime juice and passionfruit flavours, yet neither phenolic nor cloying. Great stuff.H
  77752. 1/8/96
  77753. Light to medium yellow-green; intense, pineapple, passionfruit and lime aromas almost into the area of ripe sauvignon blanc; truly striking. The palate delivers yet more of those amazing flavours coming through on the bouquet; one can only wonder how overwhelming the fruit aroma and flavour must have been during fermentation. Hard to pigeon-hole or categorise, but the future development will be more than interesting to watch.
  77754. Export
  77755. 98 bookH
  77756. 2005Q
  77757. 1998R
  77758. 2005V
  77759. 24/6/98Y
  77760. 24/6/98\
  77761. James Halliday
  77762. 1/11/94
  77763. Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows absolutely classic varietal fruit with vibrant pepper and spice aromas and a hint of liquorice. The palate is beautifully balanced and flavoured, entirely driven by the spicy black cherry and liquorice fruit, with a long, sustained finish.
  77764. 1/10/96
  77765. fMedium to full red-purple; an ultra-complex array of black cherry, blackcurrant, liquorice and briar fruit aromas come rocketing through on the palate, with an extra serving of spice and an extra dimension of sweetness surrounded by a coating of dark chocolate and a hint of French oak. A superlative wine of quality rarely encountered anywhere in Australia.
  77766. ExportH
  77767. 1/10/95D
  77768. Light yellow-green; typical, tangy, faintly herbaceous aroma, crisp and moderately intense. The palate is as lively and tangy as one comes to expect, although there is a flick of oily acid (a characteristic of Colombard) on the finish.H
  77769. 1996Q
  77770. 1995R
  77771. 1996V
  77772. 24/6/98
  77773. 1/10/96
  77774. Bright yellow-green; a clean but intense bouquet with citrus (lime) and tropical fruit is followed by a soft but fresh palate with flavours of lime, peach and apricot. More towards Auslese than Beerenauslese in style. Retasted October 1996 with identical notes.
  77775. 1998Q
  77776. 1997R
  77777. 1998V
  77778. 24/6/98Y
  77779. 24/6/98\
  77780. James Halliday
  77781. 1/9/94D
  77782. Medium to full red-purple; very concentrated, briary aromas underlaid by sweet fruit. The palate is potent, powerful and chewy with dark fruits and dark chocolate flavours running through a textured finish.H
  77783. 2000Q
  77784. 1994R
  77785. 2000V
  77786. 24/6/98Y
  77787. 24/6/98
  77788. 1/11/94D
  77789. Medium red; clean, light fresh pepper spice and cherry fruit, with a hint of oak. The palate is light-bodied, the fruit again fresh with spicy characters from both the fruit and a touch of American oak.H
  77790. 1999Q
  77791. 1995R
  77792. 1999V
  77793. 24/6/98Y
  77794. 24/6/98\
  77795. James Halliday
  77796. 1/10/95D
  77797. Medium to full red-purple; unusually potent and strong earthy fruit on the bouquet, leading on to a powerful, earthy palate with hints of liquorice and spice, deftly handled oak, and soft tannins. More concentration than many prior vintages.H
  77798. 2002Q
  77799. 1996R
  77800. 2002V
  77801. 24/6/98Y
  77802. 24/6/98
  77803. 1/10/95D
  77804. Medium yellow-green; subdued fruit on both bouquet and palate is surrounded by masses of fairly resinous American oak. Certainly there is flavour here, but it will only appeal to oak lovers.H
  77805. 1996Q
  77806. 1995R
  77807. 1996V
  77808. 24/6/98Y
  77809. 24/6/98\
  77810. James Halliday
  77811. 1/4/97
  77812. Medium yellow-green; a generous bouquet with tangy melon and grapefruit surrounded by spicy oak leads on to a well put together palate with lots of flavour and richness, and more of that well-handled oak. Has developed reasonably quickly over the past 12 months.
  77813. export
  77814. 98 bookH
  77815. 1998Q
  77816. 1997R
  77817. 1998V
  77818. 24/6/98Y
  77819. 24/6/98\
  77820. James Halliday
  77821. 1/1/97
  77822. Medium to full yellow-green; quite a complex bouquet with tangy characters running throughout, some citrus and melon fruit and obvious though not aggressive oak. A well-crafted wine on the palate with soft melon and fig fruit, subtle oak, and an easy, undemanding finish.
  77823. Export
  77824. 98 bookH
  77825. 1/9/94D
  77826. Medium purple-red; the fresh, fruity/spicy red berry aromas are immediately obvious. The palate is soft but generous, with almost juicy spicy berry flavours, soft tannins and the barest hint of oak.H
  77827. 1999Q
  77828. 1995R
  77829. 1999V
  77830. 24/6/98Y
  77831. 24/6/98\
  77832. James Halliday
  77833. 1/1/97D
  77834. Dense red-purple; a complex, concentrated and rich bouquet without any gamey undertones, redolent of vibrant berry fruit. An almost riotously fruity/juicy berry palate, but with real depth and structure. A sheer pleasure to drink.E
  77835. Export
  77836. 98 bookH
  77837. 2001Q
  77838. 1997R
  77839. 2001V
  77840. 24/6/98
  77841. 1/9/94
  77842. Dense purple-red; a markedly intense bouquet, more briary than in prior years, with a hint of sweet vanillin American oak in the background. There is a complex array of flavours on the palate with red berry fruits, a touch of vanillin oak and abundant tannins. Will be long-lived.
  77843. 2001Q
  77844. 1996R
  77845. 2001V
  77846. 24/6/98Y
  77847. 24/6/98\
  77848. James Halliday
  77849. 1/11/95
  77850. aFull red-purple; exceedingly potent, powerful and aggressive fruit aromas in a spectrum ranging from liquorice and spice through to leaf and game. The palate is in take-it-or-leave-it style, potent and penetrating, with a mix of dark chocolate, liquorice, game and spice, woven through with more herbaceous notes. Will appeal to some, but not to others.
  77851. 2003Q
  77852. 1997R
  77853. 2003V
  77854. 24/6/98Y
  77855. 24/6/98\
  77856. James Halliday
  77857. 1/10/95D
  77858. Medium red; a clean, smooth and relatively simple bouquet of medium intensity, but rather more to the palate with solid dark fruit flavours, soft tannins and a light touch of oak. H
  77859. 1999Q
  77860. 1996R
  77861. 1999V
  77862. 24/6/98Y
  77863. 24/6/98\
  77864. 1/10/95D
  77865. Pale colour; a fruity bouquet with an array of aromas, and the tail-end of some fermentation off odours. In the style of previous vintages, has considerable fruit flavour and depth, simply marred very early in its life by those fermentation characters.H
  77866. 1997Q
  77867. 1995R
  77868. 1997V
  77869. 24/6/98Y
  77870. 24/6/98\
  77871. James Halliday
  77872. 1/9/94D
  77873. Medium to full yellow-green; soft, sweet peachy fruit of medium intensity on the bouquet, and a fleshy, soft palate finishing with distinct sweetness.H
  77874. 1995Q
  77875. 1994R
  77876. 1995V
  77877. 24/6/98Y
  77878. 24/6/98\
  77879. James Halliday
  77880. 1/3/97D
  77881. Vivid purple-red; extravagantly youthful juicy berry fruit together with charry oak on the bouquet leads on to a wonderfully flavoured but very unformed, youthful wine on the palate. Great potential. Gold medal winner Canberra 1996.E
  77882. export
  77883. 98 bookH
  77884. 2003Q
  77885. 1998R
  77886. 2003V
  77887. 24/6/98Y
  77888. 24/6/98\
  77889. James Halliday
  77890. 1/11/94D
  77891. Light green-yellow; a light, crisp lemon and apple bouquet, with minimal oak influence. The palate has plenty of biscuity/nutty flavour and texture, suggesting either malolactic influence or ambient temperature fermentation in barrel. H
  77892. 1996Q
  77893. 1994R
  77894. 1996V
  77895. 24/6/98Y
  77896. 24/6/98\
  77897. 1/11/94D
  77898. Full purple-red; a firm bouquet with youthful red berry fruits and a hint of earth, a little unformed. The palate is driven by powerful juicy red berry fruit, and again a hint of the earth deriving from the Shiraz. Lots of potential.H
  77899. 1997Q
  77900. 1995R
  77901. 1997V
  77902. 24/6/98Y
  77903. 24/6/98\
  77904. 1000^
  77905. James Halliday
  77906. 1/11/94D
  77907. Medium to full yellow-green; a complex bouquet with hints of camphor, hazelnut and honey; plenty going on. The palate is nutty, dry and toasty, with the contribution of American oak evident in the vanillin overtones. H
  77908. 1994Q
  77909. 1993R
  77910. 1994V
  77911. 24/6/98Y
  77912. 24/6/98
  77913. 1/2/97D
  77914. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with some whole bunch/carbonic maceration influences; the palate has impressive length, balance and composition, with nuances of violets, forest floor and tobacco. The finish is firm but not unpleasantly so.E
  77915. Export
  77916. 98 bookH
  77917. 1999Q
  77918. 1997R
  77919. 1999V
  77920. 24/6/98Y
  77921. 24/6/98\
  77922. 1005^
  77923. James Halliday
  77924. 1/10/94D
  77925. Medium to full red with just a touch of purple remaining. The aromas are quite Italianate in style, soft but complex. The same characters appear in an attractive, rounded, supple palate with lovely texture and sweet berry fruit.H
  77926. 1999Q
  77927. 1995R
  77928. 1999V
  77929. 24/6/98Y
  77930. 24/6/98\
  77931. 1006^
  77932. 1/10/96D
  77933. Medium to full purple-red; quite rich and full with lots of blackcurrant fruit on the bouquet, supported by subtle oak. The palate has gentle, rounded rich blackcurrant fruit and harmonious oak integration.E
  77934. Export
  77935. 98 bookH
  77936. 2000Q
  77937. 1997R
  77938. 2000V
  77939. 24/6/98Y
  77940. 24/6/98\
  77941. 1012^
  77942. James Halliday
  77943. 1/11/94D
  77944. Medium to full red-purple; sweet berry/cherry fruit with somewhat phenolic/chippy oak on the bouquet; sweet, ripe fruit on the palate showing hints of liquorice, but overall seemed to have been rushed into bottle.
  77945. 1/10/94
  77946. Medium red-purple; very fragrant, vibrant cherry, pepper and spice aromas with just a hint of spicy oak. A vibrantly lively palate follows with dark cherry, plum and spice flavours which are beautifully balanced. Arguably best enjoyed while young, though it will age.
  77947. 2003Q
  77948. 1998R
  77949. 2003V
  77950. 24/6/98Y
  77951. 24/6/98\
  77952. 1024^
  77953. James Halliday
  77954. 1/8/95
  77955. 1/10/96D
  77956. Medium yellow-green; a clean but fairly plain bouquet with some melon fruit leads on to a reasonably well-flavoured palate with melon and citrus fruit; the length on the finish is the strongest point of the wine.  
  77957. 1/6/94
  77958.     Medium to full red; the bouquet is smooth with attractive cherry and plum fruit, and the oak held nicely in restraint. The palate follows the bouquet with good structure and balance; there are smooth cherry fruit flavours, soft but adequate tannins, and subtle oak.
  77959. 1/10/94D
  77960. Vivid red-purple; a clean, firm bouquet with dark cherry fruit aromas of medium to full intensity and subtle oak. The palate shows similarly fresh and firm dark cherry fruit, with soft but persistent tannins, and oak in restraint. H
  77961. 2000Q
  77962. 1/10/96
  77963. 1/9/94D
  77964. Red with a tawny rim; a sweet Hunter dry red on the bouquet with good vinosity but little evident varietal character. On the palate a lively wine with a touch of lift, and pleasant tannin grip on the finish; will develop into an attractive regional style.H
  77965. 1995Q
  77966. 1994R
  77967. 1995V
  77968. 24/6/98Y
  77969. 24/6/98\
  77970. 1069^
  77971. 1/10/94
  77972. 1/10/94D
  77973. Light to medium green-yellow; a full bouquet with fruit salad aromas married with vanillin oak. A full-bodied wine on the palate with rich tropical/fruit salad flavours and ever so slightly oily oak. H
  77974. 1995Q
  77975. 1994R
  77976. 1995V
  77977. 24/6/98Y
  77978. 24/6/98\
  77979. 1103^
  77980. James Halliday
  77981. 1/11/95D
  77982. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich bouquet with lots of sweet fruit and pronounced style leads on to a similar palate, which is oaky, but which has lots of the hallmark tropical/fruit salad fruit flavours to carry that oak.H
  77983. 1996Q
  77984. 1995R
  77985. 1996V
  77986. 24/6/98Y
  77987. 24/6/98\
  77988. 1104^
  77989. James Halliday
  77990. 1/11/95
  77991. !Medium to full red-purple; a powerful dark berry/blackcurrant bouquet leads on to a full-bodied powerful palate with earthy cabernet sauvignon varietal characters dominating. A trifle callow in its youth, and needing time to soften. Silver medal at the National Wine Show in November 1995.
  77992. 2009Q
  77993. 1999R
  77994. 2009V
  77995. 24/6/98Y
  77996. 24/6/98\
  77997. 1110^
  77998. James Halliday
  77999. 1/9/94D
  78000. Medium to full red-purple; a vibrantly clean spice and black cherry bouquet of medium to full intensity, and minimal oak influence. The palate shows lovely ripe fruit with cherry and spice flavours, fine-grained tannins, balanced acidity and subtle oak.H
  78001. 1/1/96D
  78002. Light green-yellow; there are firm hay/straw aromas with some characters not unlike a modest Riesling. The palate at this juncture tracks the bouquet; time will tell whether it will develop, but one suspects the vintage will tell against it.H
  78003. 1999Q
  78004. 1996R
  78005. 1999V
  78006. 24/6/98Y
  78007. 24/6/98\
  78008. 1115^
  78009. James Halliday
  78010. 1/2/97
  78011. 2Light to medium yellow-green; a light, clean, crisp and aromatic bouquet with typical herbaceous overtones, looking as much like Sauvignon Blanc as Semillon, but typical for the region. The palate is clean, well balanced and with a particularly long, lingering lemony finish. Is guaranteed to develop well.
  78012. 1/10/95D
  78013. Light yellow-green; a delicately aromatic bouquet with lemon/citrus and white peach fruit; the palate is fresh, crisp and pleasant but is light-bodied. This seems to be the style destined for the wine.H
  78014. 1999Q
  78015. 1996R
  78016. 1999V
  78017. 24/6/98Y
  78018. 24/6/98\
  78019. 1124^
  78020. James Halliday
  78021. 1/1/97D
  78022. Light green-yellow; follows closely in the track of the 
  78023. 95, with a delicate, fragrant bouquet with lemon/citrus fruit leading on to a pleasant, crisp, lively wine which has a similar structure to the Shaw & Smith sauvignon blanc.E
  78024. Export
  78025. 98 bookH
  78026. 2000Q
  78027. 1997R
  78028. 2000V
  78029. 24/6/98Y
  78030. 24/6/98\
  78031. 1125^
  78032. James Halliday
  78033. 1/2/96D
  78034. Light to medium yellow-green; soft but abundant fruit aromas in a tropical gooseberry spectrum, sweet and beguiling. The palate is soft, full flavoured, with more of those sweet, ripe gooseberry flavours, balanced by crisp acidity on the finish.E
  78035. export
  78036. 98 bookH
  78037. 1/10/94D
  78038. Developed medium red; clean, soft and relatively light leafy/minty aromas with just a hint of vanillin oak. A light-bodied wine on the palate, with similar sappy/leafy/minty flavours, finishing with soft tannins.H
  78039. 1996Q
  78040. 1994R
  78041. 1996V
  78042. 24/6/98Y
  78043. 24/6/98\
  78044. 1138^
  78045. James Halliday
  78046. 1/10/95
  78047. 4Medium to full red-purple; there are strong minty overtones to the dark berry fruit of the bouquet, with restrained oak in the background. A voluptuous wine on the palate, with rich and sweet dark berry and mint fruit flavours, a hint of vanillin oak, and finishing with soft tannins. A delicious mouthfull. 
  78048. 1/7/94D
  78049. Bright red-purple; clean, fresh and lively fruit aromas, in a minty/cherry spectrum. The palate is similarly juicy, youthful and bright, with fresh cherry fruit. The wine is not structurally complex, and is not intended to be.H
  78050. 1996Q
  78051. 1994R
  78052. 1996V
  78053. 24/6/98Y
  78054. 24/6/98\
  78055. 1145^
  78056. James Halliday
  78057. 1/1/96D
  78058. Light purple-red; a bright, fresh juicy berry bouquet halfway between Beaujolais and Ros
  78059. . The palate delivers more of the same, fresh, bright and juicy in a Beaujolais style with sweet fruit. Good stuff.H
  78060. 1998Q
  78061. 1996R
  78062. 1998V
  78063. 24/6/98Y
  78064. 24/6/98\
  78065. 1146^
  78066. 1/5/97
  78067. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is smooth, with earthy shiraz varietal character set in fairly obvious American oak in the modern style. On the palate there is ample fruit to support the generous helpings of American oak; a well-crafted and sculpted wine.
  78068. 2004K
  78069. CD noteQ
  78070. 1997R
  78071. 2004V
  78072. 24/6/98Y
  78073. 24/6/98\
  78074. 1149^
  78075. James Halliday
  78076. 1/2/96D
  78077. Medium to full yellow-orange; rich cumquat botrytis fruit with subtle oak, leads on to a clean, nicely balanced palate, with crisp acidity set against the luscious fruit.H
  78078. 1998Q
  78079. 1996R
  78080. 1998V
  78081. 24/6/98Y
  78082. 24/6/98\
  78083. 1155^
  78084. James Halliday
  78085. 1/2/96D
  78086. Glowing yellow-green; the wine shows unexpectedly pronounced botrytis influence on the bouquet with peach and mandarin aromas together with subtle oak. A well-made, moderately luscious wine on the palate, again showing subtle oak handling.H
  78087. 1999Q
  78088. 1997R
  78089. 1999V
  78090. 24/6/98Y
  78091. 24/6/98\
  78092. 1156^
  78093. James Halliday
  78094. 1/10/96
  78095. mLight to medium yellow-green, still youthful; a complex but restrained bouquet with very obvious barrel-ferment, malolactic fermentation and lees contact inputs, all of which come together very well.  The palate, too, has a strong winemaker
  78096. s thumbprint, but is all the better for that; the fruit is in the melon/cashew/citrus spectrum, with spicy/nutmeg overtones.
  78097. Export
  78098. 98 bookH
  78099. 2004Q
  78100. 1997R
  78101. 2004V
  78102. 24/6/98Y
  78103. 24/6/98\
  78104. 1177^
  78105. James Halliday
  78106. 1/4/97
  78107. Glowing yellow-green; the rich and full bouquet shows excellent fruit and oak balance and integration, with a complex and powerful array of fig and melon fruit aromas. The palate is likewise powerful and stylish, with the malolactic influence quite evident.
  78108. 2005K
  78109. CD noteQ
  78110. 1998R
  78111. 2005V
  78112. 24/6/98Y
  78113. 24/6/98\
  78114. 1178^
  78115. James Halliday
  78116. 1/10/95
  78117. Medium red-purple; clean, sweet, solid plum and cherry fruit with nicely balanced and integrated oak. Sweet, spicy plum fruit is present in abundance on the early and mid-palate, firming off on the finish as tannins make their presence felt. Needs time. Retasted in October 1995 and developing very well, with complex, powerful, plummy fruit with faintly briary overtones; fine tannins and good length. Ripe style.
  78118. 1997Q
  78119. 1994R
  78120. 1997V
  78121. 24/6/98Y
  78122. 24/6/98\
  78123. 1179^
  78124. James Halliday
  78125. 1/10/94
  78126. Medium to full purple-red; strong liquorice and spice varietal aromas interwoven with well-balanced, albeit quite pronounced, vanillin American oak. A generous wine in the mouth, with lots of spicy/liquorice fruit and very well-integrated vanillin oak. Soft tannins.
  78127. 1998Q
  78128. 1995R
  78129. 1998V
  78130. 24/6/98
  78131. 1/10/95D
  78132. Medium to full red; a striking bouquet with very minty, slightly jammy, berry fruit, and even riper, jammier flavours on the palate. A striking wine, but not to my personal taste.H
  78133. 2003Q
  78134. 1997R
  78135. 2003V
  78136. 24/6/98Y
  78137. 24/6/98\
  78138. 1218^
  78139. James Halliday
  78140. 1/2/96
  78141. EMedium to full purple-red; the bouquet is spotlessly clean with moderately ripe cassis fruit and judiciously balanced oak. A powerful wine on the palate with lots of extract and abundant dark berry fruits and soft tannins running throughout. Despite its power, it is well balanced and should develop superbly with bottle age.
  78142. 1/10/95D
  78143. Glowing yellow-green; potent fruit aromas ranging from herbaceous through lime and grapefruit. The palate is full, rich and soft, with an amalgam of lime and toast flavours. A quicker-developing vintage. Gold medal winner Adelaide Wine Show, October 1995.H
  78144. 2001Q
  78145. 1995R
  78146. 2001V
  78147. 24/6/98Y
  78148. 24/6/98\
  78149. 1233^
  78150. James Halliday
  78151. 1/10/95D
  78152. Medium yellow-straw; a stylish bouquet with already toasty bottle-developed characters; on the palate, likewise looking much older than it in fact is, attractive but forward with toasty, almost nutty flavours.H
  78153. 2002Q
  78154. 1996R
  78155. 2002V
  78156. 24/6/98Y
  78157. 24/6/98
  78158. 1/8/94D
  78159. Medium yellow-green; a very rich and complex bouquet with masses of barrel-ferment oak in inimitable Penfolds style. The palate is big, rich and oaky with some citrus and melon fruit lurking in the forest.H
  78160. 1995Q
  78161. 1994R
  78162. 1995V
  78163. 24/6/98Y
  78164. 24/6/98\
  78165. 1238^
  78166. James Halliday
  78167. 1/10/95D
  78168. Glowing yellow-green; tangy melon fruit aromas with lots of quality oak provide a complex bouquet which leads on to a more elegant than expected palate with citrus and melon fruit, lots of complex toasty oak, and considerable length.H
  78169. 1997Q
  78170. 1995R
  78171. 1/11/95D
  78172. Medium purple-red; a clean, scented bouquet with attractive mint and earth aromas, backed by subtle oak. A smooth and supple wine on the palate with hints of mineral, spice and red berry, finishing with soft tannins.H
  78173. 1999Q
  78174. 1997R
  78175. 1999V
  78176. 24/6/98Y
  78177. 24/6/98\
  78178. 1250^
  78179. James Halliday
  78180. 1/10/94
  78181. 1/10/94D
  78182. Medium to full red-purple; clean, fresh red berry fruit aromas with subtle oak, which are replicated on the palate. The wine has gentle tannins, and the oak influence is kept to a minimum, making it an ideal drink-now style. H
  78183. 1996Q
  78184. 1994R
  78185. 1996V
  78186. 24/6/98Y
  78187. 24/6/98\
  78188. 1271^
  78189. James Halliday
  78190. 1/10/95
  78191.  Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet with most attractive red berry fruits to the fore, hints of chocolate and subtle oak. The palate is as near to perfectly balanced and harmonious as a commercial red wine can be, with cherry and berry fruit flavours, fine tannins and gentle oak. 
  78192. 1/11/95
  78193. Medium to full red-purple; there is excellent varietal fruit of light to medium intensity to the bouquet, clean and spicy with redcurrant and earth aromas. The palate is multi-flavoured with spice, black cherry and briary notes, and most attractive mouthfeel and length.
  78194. 1999Q
  78195. 1997R
  78196. 1/2/97
  78197. Medium red-purple; a clean, smooth bouquet with a neat mix of cherry, vanilla and mint leads on to a palate with lots of sweet red cherry fruit and a hint of charry American oak. Another 14 degrees alcohol wine which, however, carries that alcohol with ease, finishing with soft tannins.
  78198. export
  78199. 98 bookH
  78200. 2001Q
  78201. 1997R
  78202. 2001V
  78203. 24/6/98Y
  78204. 24/6/98\
  78205. 1293^
  78206. James Halliday
  78207. 1/4/95
  78208. <Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of rich cassis/raspberry fruit together with a touch of slightly resinous, charry oak. There is similar intense cassis, mint and raspberry fruit on the palate, almost recalling the unfermented berries. The oak needed to settle down when the wine was first released.
  78209. 2000Q
  78210. 1996R
  78211. 2000V
  78212. 24/6/98Y
  78213. 24/6/98\
  78214. 1294^
  78215. James Halliday
  78216. 1/10/94D
  78217. Light green-yellow; firm, crisp and youthful, quite aromatic and with some lift. There are lifted citrus and melon fruit flavours and again a hint of lift. Has length and may develop over the short term. H
  78218. 1996Q
  78219. 1/1/96D
  78220. Medium yellow-green; a light, herbaceous bouquet with crisp, toasty (rather than fruity) characters dominant. There is much more fruit evident on the palate, with tropical gooseberry flavours, and the wine finishes with appropriate bite.H
  78221. 1997Q
  78222. 1996R
  78223. 1/9/94D
  78224. Bright medium red, with just a touch of purple; clean, bright, fresh earthy/berry fruit aromas with just a hint of oak. A bright, fresh relatively simple wine on the palate with soft tannins. H
  78225. 1996Q
  78226. 1994R
  78227. 1996V
  78228. 24/6/98Y
  78229. 24/6/98\
  78230. 1332^
  78231. James Halliday
  78232. 1/1/96D
  78233. Very good purple-red; a clean bouquet with lots of fresh, attractive cassis/berry fruit aromas and subliminal oak. The palate is elegant and harmonious, with more of those cassis fruit flavours surrounded by fine tannins and smooth oak. H
  78234. 1999Q
  78235. 1996R
  78236. 1999V
  78237. 24/6/98Y
  78238. 24/6/98\
  78239. 1333^
  78240. 1/9/95D
  78241. Medium red-purple; firm, briary/berry/liquorice fruit with minimal oak on the bouquet. A concentrated wine on the palate, still youthful and with the tannins still to resolve, but has real potential.  Retasted in December 1996 with similar notes.H
  78242. 1996Q
  78243. 1995R
  78244. 1996V
  78245. 24/6/98Y
  78246. 24/6/98\
  78247. 1335^
  78248. James Halliday
  78249. 1/1/96D
  78250. Youthful purple-red; a fruit-driven bouquet with fresh, vibrant earthy/spicy aromas; there is most attractive juicy/berry fruit on the palate together with fine tannins. The very model of a smart cafe wine.
  78251. 1/10/96D
  78252. Medium to full yellow-green; an incredibly perfumed bouquet with strong spicy varietal input from the traminer, leads on to a palate with tremendous length and style, the spicy/lychee/rose petal traminer balanced by some tighter lime-accented riesling.E
  78253. Export
  78254. 98 bookH
  78255. 1998Q
  78256. 1997R
  78257. 1998V
  78258. 24/6/98Y
  78259. 24/6/98\
  78260. 1344^
  78261. James Halliday
  78262. 1/10/95D
  78263. Medium to full red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with pungent vanillin American oak together with fresh berry fruit. That fruit makes itself felt on entry to the mouth, to be promptly followed by a fistful of high extract oak.H
  78264. 1999Q
  78265. 1995R
  78266. 1999V
  78267. 24/6/98Y
  78268. 24/6/98\
  78269. 1/1/96D
  78270. Medium to full red-purple; ripe, clean and full with the usual powerful dark berry fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet; the palate is full, concentrated and powerful, with fruit, rather than tannin, astringency from briary/berry flavours. I like the wine.H
  78271. 2005Q
  78272. 1999R
  78273. 2005V
  78274. 24/6/98Y
  78275. 24/6/98\
  78276. 1351^
  78277. James Halliday
  78278. 1/12/96D
  78279. Medium purple-red; a clean, easy-drinking style with pleasant gently sweet chocolate and red berry fruits; the tannins are very soft, and the oak subtle.E
  78280. Export
  78281. 98 bookH
  78282. 2002Q
  78283. 1998R
  78284. 2002V
  78285. 24/6/98Y
  78286. 24/6/98\
  78287. 1352^
  78288. James Halliday
  78289. 1/12/96D
  78290. Medium to full red-purple; a very concentrated bouquet with masses of rich, ripe black cherry, plum and aniseed fruit, with equally impressive amounts of American oak. The palate repeats the bouquet; for those who love mammoth Australian reds.E
  78291. Export
  78292. 98 bookH
  78293. 2004Q
  78294. 1998R
  78295. 2004V
  78296. 24/6/98Y
  78297. 24/6/98\
  78298. 1354^
  78299. James Halliday
  78300. 1/3/96
  78301. .Medium to full red-purple; a show-stopper of a wine, or as Robert Parker might put it, a gob-stopper. The bouquet is potent, with slightly resinous oak; the palate is massive and powerful, needing much time, with an extraordinary array of minty/cherry fruit and oak and fruit tannins all intermingling.
  78302. 2010Q
  78303. 2000R
  78304. 2010V
  78305. 24/6/98Y
  78306. 24/6/98\
  78307. 1374^
  78308. James Halliday
  78309. 1/4/97
  78310. Bill Wilksch. Medium red-purple; a fine mix of earth, cedar, vanilla and gentle red fruits on the bouquet leads on to a palate with surprisingly charry/earthy notes to go with blackberry and cedar flavours; persistent tannins on the finish. Retasted October 1997 and, if anything, seemed even younger, with powerful, penetrating fruit and those persistent tannins still very much in evidence.  
  78311. Export
  78312. 98 bookH
  78313. 2013K
  78314. 2005R
  78315. 2013T
  78316. ChangedV
  78317. 24/6/98Y
  78318. 24/6/98
  78319. 1/10/95D
  78320. Light to medium red; a light, clean, fairly plain bouquet with hints of strawberry and cherry fruit. The palate is of medium weight with cherry and plum flavours, showing pleasant but not exhilarating varietal flavour.H
  78321. 1/10/96D
  78322. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and soft with pleasant varietal fruit; the palate, too, is a pleasant commercial wine, but does tail-off rather abruptly on the finish.E
  78323. Export
  78324. 98 bookH
  78325. 1997Q
  78326. 1996R
  78327. 1997V
  78328. 24/6/98Y
  78329. 24/6/98\
  78330. 1397^
  78331. James Halliday
  78332. 1/10/96
  78333. Bright green-yellow; a youthful, delicate and elegant bouquet with lemony citrus fruit aromas, but not especially complex. The palate is crisp and lemony, but had a faintly burnt match/charry finish. Conceivably there was some cork glue taint affecting the wine.
  78334. 1/4/97
  78335. Medium purple
  78336. red; a spotlessly clean and fragrant bouquet with a mix of gentle cassis, earth and light cedary notes. There is fair depth of flavour, with red fruit flavours attenuated by slightly leafy/squashy berry characters. Overall lacks the concentration and richness of the best wines of the group, and is the lightest of the 1990s. Picked April 29; 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Cabernet Franc, 15% Merlot, 10% Malbec, 12
  78337. Export
  78338. 98 bookH
  78339. 1/11/94D
  78340. Medium to full red-purple; earthy, ripe and briary aromas lead on to a rich, ripe, chocolatey/briary/berry fruited palate, with lingering tannins. A generous, well-made wine.H
  78341. 1998Q
  78342. 1995R
  78343. 1998V
  78344. 24/6/98Y
  78345. 24/6/98\
  78346. 1440^
  78347. James Halliday
  78348. 1/11/94D
  78349. Light green-yellow; made in a fairly elegant, reserved style with citrus and melon aromas. The palate provides more of the same with citrus and herbal fruit on the mid-palate, finishing ever so slightly sweet. Competent making.H
  78350. 1996Q
  78351. 1995R
  78352. 1996V
  78353. 24/6/98Y
  78354. 24/6/98\
  78355. 1441^
  78356. James Halliday
  78357. 1/2/97D
  78358. Medium green-yellow; intense, tangy fruit drives a complex bouquet, leading on to a long, tight citrus/lemon flavoured palate. The only question is the level of acidity on the long, tingling finish. I like the wine.E
  78359. Export
  78360. 98 bookH
  78361. 2001Q
  78362. 1997R
  78363. 2001V
  78364. 24/6/98Y
  78365. 24/6/98\
  78366. 1449^
  78367. James Halliday
  78368. 1/11/94D
  78369. Glowing yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium to full intensity, clean, with the Semillon component dominant. The palate is likewise clean and well made with attractive passionfruit and peach flavours, finishing with soft acid.H
  78370. 1995Q
  78371. 1994R
  78372. 1995V
  78373. 24/6/98Y
  78374. 24/6/98\
  78375. 1454^
  78376. 1/11/95D
  78377. Medium yellow-green; some high-toned passionfruit yeast aromatics on the bouquet with a full-bodied, slightly phenolic palate suggesting the use of some skin contact or other technique to quickly flesh out the flavour.H
  78378. 1997Q
  78379. 1996R
  78380. 1997V
  78381. 24/6/98Y
  78382. 24/6/98\
  78383. 1455^
  78384. James Halliday
  78385. 1/10/94D
  78386. Medium to full purple-red; a clean bouquet with plenty of rich fruit and abundant, vanillin American oak. At the moment that vanillin American oak tends to dominate the palate, but the fruit is there; finishes with appropriately soft tannins.H
  78387. 1997Q
  78388. 1995R
  78389. 1997V
  78390. 24/6/98Y
  78391. 24/6/98\
  78392. 1456^
  78393. James Halliday
  78394. 1/11/94D
  78395. Dense red-purple; immensely concentrated and powerful bouquet with rustic, earthy overtones to the very rich fruit. A big, brawny wine with a high level of flavour and extract, and just a touch of volatility.
  78396. 1/10/95
  78397. 1/8/96D
  78398. Medium to full purple-red; a spotlessly clean bouquet with perfectly ripened blackcurrant varietal fruit and subtle oak.  A glorious wine on the palate, perfectly balanced and structured, with varietal cabernet ripened to perfection.E
  78399. Export
  78400. 98 bookH
  78401. 1/11/94D
  78402. Deep, bright red-purple; a vibrant bouquet filled with spicy cherry/berry fruit. The palate is rich and potent with spicy shiraz flavours and abundant soft tannins providing structure throughout. The oak influence is negligible.H
  78403. 1998Q
  78404. 1995R
  78405. 1998V
  78406. 24/6/98Y
  78407. 24/6/98\
  78408. 1491^
  78409. James Halliday
  78410. 1/11/94D
  78411. Light to medium green-yellow; a clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with some citrus/herbal/floral notes. The palate is fresh and crisp, somewhat akin to a cross between Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, lacking intensity but nicely balanced.
  78412. 1/11/94D
  78413. Medium yellow-green; a quite complex bouquet with nutty aromas indicating barrel fermentation at ambient temperatures. The palate is clean, with soft cashew nut and melon fruit of medium intensity.H
  78414. 1996Q
  78415. 1995R
  78416. 1996V
  78417. 24/6/98Y
  78418. 24/6/98\
  78419. 1496^
  78420. James Halliday
  78421. 1/2/96D
  78422. Medium yellow-green; the aromas are quite discreet, with slightly green citrus and melon fruit balanced by just a touch of oak. The palate is lively and fresh, citrus-tinged, with just a hint of oak, and finishing with pleasant acidity.H
  78423. 1998Q
  78424. 1996R
  78425. 1/10/95D
  78426. Medium yellow-green; a firm, gently herbaceous bouquet with quite complex aspects; the palate is crisp and long, with good varietal character and lingering but not aggressive acidity.H
  78427. 1997Q
  78428. 1996R
  78429. 1997V
  78430. 24/6/98Y
  78431. 24/6/98\
  78432. 1501^
  78433. James Halliday
  78434. 1/11/94D
  78435. Light yellow-green; crisp and herbaceous on the bouquet, with hints of spice to the fruit. The palate has good length and intensity, strongly herbal in character, with a lingering finish.H
  78436. 1997Q
  78437. 1995R
  78438. 1997V
  78439. 24/6/98Y
  78440. 24/6/98\
  78441. 1502^
  78442. James Halliday
  78443. 1/11/94D
  78444. Medium to full red-purple; a concentrated, powerful bouquet with dark berry fruits and a few more gamey/earthy notes. The palate is ripe, with lots of flavour, and that undertone of charry/earthy/gamey regional character. H
  78445. 1999Q
  78446. 1995R
  78447. 1999V
  78448. 24/6/98
  78449. 1/8/96D
  78450. Light green-yellow; a floral bouquet with notes of lime, toast and lemon leads on to a crisp, clean palate with those citrus and toast flavours, finishing with bright acidity.E
  78451. Export
  78452. 98 bookH
  78453. 2002Q
  78454. 1997R
  78455. 2002V
  78456. 24/6/98Y
  78457. 24/6/98\
  78458. 1509^
  78459. James Halliday
  78460. 1/10/95
  78461. Medium to full red; the bouquet is of medium intensity with gamey Rh
  78462. ne-like aromas to the red berry fruit. The palate is complex with a spectrum of game, mint and dark berry fruit flavours, the oak subtle and restrained. Retasted October 
  78463. 95; similar notes.
  78464. 1997Q
  78465. 1995R
  78466. 1997V
  78467. 24/6/98Y
  78468. 24/6/98\
  78469. 1/11/94D
  78470. Medium yellow-green; a fine and fragrant bouquet with hints of passionfruit and lime. The palate is intense with finely structured citrus and herbal flavours; the only possible criticism is a slightly firm, peppery finish which will soften with time.H
  78471. 2000Q
  78472. 1995R
  78473. 2000V
  78474. 24/6/98Y
  78475. 24/6/98\
  78476. 1514^
  78477. James Halliday
  78478. 1/10/95D
  78479. Light to medium yellow-green; a firm, toasty dry, almost herbal bouquet leads on to a palate with herb and lime flavours, and good balance and length, although the overall impression is of a slight degree of toughness.H
  78480. 2001Q
  78481. 1996R
  78482. 2001V
  78483. 24/6/98Y
  78484. 24/6/98\
  78485. 1515^
  78486. 1/9/94D
  78487. Vivid, youthful purple; the bouquet is vibrant, with dark earthy berry aromas, the palate lush and soft, and surprisingly mouthfilling. The flavours are in the juicy red and blackcurrant spectrum.H
  78488. 1996Q
  78489. 1995R
  78490. 1996V
  78491. 24/6/98Y
  78492. 24/6/98\
  78493. 1521^
  78494. James Halliday
  78495. 1/10/95D
  78496. Vivid purple-red; fresh, piercing cherry and earth aromas introduce a lively, fresh and well-balanced wine, made without excessive tannins for immediate consumption.H
  78497. 1997Q
  78498. 1996R
  78499. 1997V
  78500. 24/6/98Y
  78501. 24/6/98\
  78502. 1522^
  78503. James Halliday
  78504. 1/8/96D
  78505. Vivid purple-red; vividly fragrant aromas of leaf, berry and earth lead on to a sparkling palate, like a full-bodied Ros
  78506. , bone dry but not callow.  Brilliantly made, and a continuation of a distinguished line of wines.E
  78507. Export
  78508. 98 bookH
  78509. 1/9/94D
  78510. Medium to full purple; the bouquet is so concentrated it is almost impossible to find any fruit there, even suggesting it may be fractionally aldehydic. The palate is terrifying in its power, with massive extract, spicy fruit and all-pervading tannins.H
  78511. 2010Q
  78512. 1998R
  78513. 2010V
  78514. 24/6/98Y
  78515. 24/6/98\
  78516. 1527^
  78517. James Halliday
  78518. 1/10/95D
  78519. Medium to full red; a massive bouquet with briary/stemmy/berry fruit aromas, seemingly touched by aldehyde; is this in fact a varietal character? The palate is in typical style, massively ripe and full, with flavours of mint, spice and plums. H
  78520. 2011Q
  78521. 1999R
  78522. 2011V
  78523. 24/6/98Y
  78524. 24/6/98\
  78525. 1/5/97
  78526. SMedium to full red-purple; fabulous cabernet varietal aromas, with pristine cassis fruit tinged with a touch of green olive and supported by subtle oak leads on to a wine which floods the mouth with cassis/berry fruit; superb texture, supple and round, yet with the authority of cabernet sauvignon. Retasted October 
  78527. 97 with similar notes.
  78528. Export
  78529. 98 bookH
  78530. 2014K
  78531. 2000R
  78532. 2014T
  78533. ChangedV
  78534. 24/6/98Y
  78535. 24/6/98\
  78536. 1548^
  78537. James Halliday
  78538. 1/10/94
  78539. 1/10/96D
  78540. Light green-yellow; a light, plain and rather dull wine, lacking varietal fruit character on the bouquet and palate. Perhaps going through a phase when tasted in October 
  78541. 96, for it did win a gold medal at the Griffith Wine Show.E
  78542. Export
  78543. 98 bookH
  78544. 1/10/95
  78545. Medium to full red-purple; a ripe and concentrated bouquet with rich essencey/rose petal berry aromas with a background of high-toned oak. The palate is bursting with black cherry and blackcurrant fruit with great vinosity, matched by high-toned French oak; better balanced than the 
  78546. 2003Q
  78547. 1997R
  78548. 2003V
  78549. 24/6/98Y
  78550. 24/6/98\
  78551. 1559^
  78552. James Halliday
  78553. 1/7/96
  78554. 1/1/97D
  78555. Medium red-purple; a soft, faintly cedary/earthy bouquet which is not especially rich leads on to a pleasant wine on the palate with red berry, leaf and earth flavours, finishing with soft tannins. The main problem seems to be a lack of concentration.E
  78556. Export
  78557. 98 bookH
  78558. 2000Q
  78559. 1997R
  78560. 2000V
  78561. 24/6/98Y
  78562. 24/6/98\
  78563. 1575^
  78564. James Halliday
  78565. 1/10/95D
  78566. Bin 8255. Light yellow-green; an interesting and complex floral/herbal bouquet showing intense varietal character. The palate, too, shows clearly defined herbaceous/lemony varietal character, having grip and intensity to the finish.H
  78567. 2007Q
  78568. 1998R
  78569. 2007V
  78570. 24/6/98
  78571. 1/4/97
  78572. Bin 8655. Medium yellow-green; there is a distracting aroma which is often found in Hunter Semillon, faintly medicinal, faintly burnt, and almost certainly deriving from yeast activity during fermentation. The palate, however, is very well balanced, with good flavour, weight and varietal character. Gold medal at the 1996 Hunter Valley Wine Show may be a better guide to its quality.  
  78573. Export
  78574. 98 bookH
  78575. 2007K
  78576. 1999R
  78577. 2007V
  78578. 24/6/98Y
  78579. 24/6/98\
  78580. 1578^
  78581. James Halliday
  78582. 1/10/96D
  78583. Medium red-purple; strong cassis/ribena fruit on both bouquet and palate deserved better oak which actually detracts from the wine, imparting a slight gluepaste character to both bouquet and palate.  E
  78584. Export
  78585. 98 bookH
  78586. 2001Q
  78587. 1997R
  78588. 2001V
  78589. 24/6/98Y
  78590. 24/6/98\
  78591. 1600^
  78592. James Halliday
  78593. 1/11/94D
  78594. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with tangy melon and citrus fruit perfectly interwoven with oak. The palate is tangy and lively, of medium to full weight with grapefruit, fig and melon flavours, and perfectly balanced oak.H
  78595. 1998Q
  78596. 1995R
  78597. 1998V
  78598. 24/6/98Y
  78599. 24/6/98\
  78600. 1601^
  78601. 1/1/98D
  78602. Medium tawny with just a hint of brown on the rim; soft, raisiny varietal muscat with fractionally earthy spirit. The palate is quite luscious, with good raisined fruit, starting sweet and finishing with cleansing acidity.E
  78603. ExportH
  78604. 2007Q
  78605. 1997R
  78606. 2007V
  78607. 24/6/98W
  78608. 99 bookY
  78609. 24/6/98\
  78610. 1607^
  78611. James Halliday
  78612. 1/1/96D
  78613. Full yellow-green; there are intense, almost essencey, dried apricot and peach aromas on the bouquet, indicating a high level of botrytis infection. The palate is rich and powerful, again with flavours of dried apricots, and subtle oak. 
  78614. 1/10/96D
  78615. Strong green-yellow; an intense concentrated and racy bouquet with herbal/lime aromas. The palate has good fruit intensity, with lime, herb and gooseberry flavours, and considerable length. The oak is imperceptible.E
  78616. Export
  78617. 98 bookH
  78618. 2001Q
  78619. 1997R
  78620. 2001V
  78621. 24/6/98Y
  78622. 24/6/98\
  78623. 1616^
  78624. James Halliday
  78625. 1/11/94D
  78626. Light to medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with tropical passionfruit/gooseberry aromas of light to medium intensity. The palate is of similar weight, and perhaps for that reason, has been fleshed out with a touch of sugar.H
  78627. 1996Q
  78628. 1995R
  78629. 1/1/96D
  78630. Light to medium yellow-green; peachy fruit leads off the bouquet, followed by more nutty/mealy characters, partially deriving from oak. The palate is pleasant, with slightly dilute flavours; gentle peachy fruit falls away on the finish.H
  78631. 1998Q
  78632. 1997R
  78633. 1/11/94
  78634. *Light to medium red-purple, with a fair amount of gas evident. The bouquet is light, with hints of cherry and berry underlying more leafy characters. The palate shows a range of flavours from sweet berry through to tobacco leaf, of light to medium intensity. Does not really show its 12.8% alcohol.
  78635. 1996Q
  78636. 1995R
  78637. 1996V
  78638. 24/6/98Y
  78639. 24/6/98\
  78640. 1627^
  78641. James Halliday
  78642. 1/1/96
  78643. KMedium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, clean, with some cassis fruit and nicely balanced oak, but not particularly complex. On the palate, a nicely balanced wine with gentle dark berry fruits, a touch of sweet oak, finishing with fine, soft tannins.  Retasted October 1996, and age is doing nothing for it.
  78644. 1997Q
  78645. 1996R
  78646. 1997V
  78647. 24/6/98Y
  78648. 24/6/98\
  78649. 1628^
  78650. James Halliday
  78651. 1/11/94D
  78652. Medium red; fragrant fruit aromas with distinctly leafy/minty notes. The palate is powerful in terms of fruit, with a range of herb, asparagus, capsicum and mint flavours backed by subtle oak.H
  78653. 1998Q
  78654. 1995R
  78655. 1998V
  78656. 24/6/98Y
  78657. 24/6/98\
  78658. 1630^
  78659. James Halliday
  78660. 1/10/96
  78661. 1/10/95
  78662. Light to medium yellow-green; a fine, elegant blend of herbaceous and riper fruit merging into gooseberry on the bouquet; the palate is crisp and clean, not particularly powerful, but with well-balanced flavours and a nice, dry finish; excellent seafood summer style.
  78663. 1997Q
  78664. 1996R
  78665. 1997V
  78666. 24/6/98Y
  78667. 24/6/98\
  78668. 1636^
  78669. James Halliday
  78670. 1/2/97D
  78671. Light yellow-green; a light, fragrant and fresh bouquet with passionfruit, gooseberry and capsicum aromas; the palate is very light bodied, but clean and fresh.E
  78672. Export
  78673. 98 bookH
  78674. 1998Q
  78675. 1997R
  78676. 1998V
  78677. 24/6/98Y
  78678. 24/6/98\
  78679. 1637^
  78680. James Halliday
  78681. 1/10/95
  78682. \Dark red; powerful, ripe berry and chocolate aromas with rich vanillin oak, said to be French. The palate is a nicely balanced combination of extremely generous, lush berry and chocolate fruit flavours counterbalanced by soft, dusty tannins, the latter coming from the Cabernet component. Good wine. Retasted October 1995 with near-identical notes.
  78683. 1/11/95D
  78684. Light green-yellow; tasted (literally) the day after it was bottled, showed light minty/lemony fruit aromas, and similar citrus and mint flavours on a delicate palate. May well transform itself with further time in bottle.H
  78685. 2000Q
  78686. 1996R
  78687. 2000V
  78688. 24/6/98Y
  78689. 24/6/98\
  78690. 1646^
  78691. James Halliday
  78692. 1/11/94D
  78693. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is complex, ripe but firm with earthy/briary/gamey characters. The palate has abundant briary/liquorice fruit, well-balanced vanillin oak, finishing with soft tannins.H
  78694. 1999Q
  78695. 1/10/94
  78696.  Medium to full red-purple; a luscious bouquet with full sweet berry and mint fruit, and just a hint of gaminess lurking on the edge. The palate is likewise big and luscious, with mint and dark berry fruit flavours, finishing with fairly persistent tannins. A fraction rough on the finish.
  78697. 2000Q
  78698. 1996R
  78699. 2000V
  78700. 24/6/98Y
  78701. 24/6/98\
  78702. 1651^
  78703. James Halliday
  78704. 1/10/95D
  78705. Medium to full red; dark chocolate and sweeter berry aromas drive a clean bouquet of medium intensity. There is plenty of solid, dark berry fruit on the palate, finishing with subtle oak and moderately pronounced tannins.
  78706. 1/9/96D
  78707. Medium red-purple; a clean bouquet with fully-ripened, sweet juicy berry fruit; the palate has lively fruit definition with cassis, redcurrant and just a hint of mint; well balanced and integrated oak.E
  78708. Export
  78709. 98 bookH
  78710. 2002Q
  78711. 1997R
  78712. 2002V
  78713. 24/6/98Y
  78714. 24/6/98\
  78715. 1675^
  78716. James Halliday
  78717. 1/11/94D
  78718. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is very strong, with earthy/briary/chocolate aromas, with similar rich and concentrated flavours on the palate. There seems to me to be a touch of aldehyde in the wine, but clearly other judges do not agree.H
  78719. 2003Q
  78720. 1996R
  78721. 2003V
  78722. 24/6/98Y
  78723. 24/6/98\
  78724. 1676^
  78725. 1/1/96D
  78726. Light straw-green; a clean, light gently herbaceous bouquet leads on to a light, crisp citrus/herbaceous-accented palate. Picked before the rain. H
  78727. 1997Q
  78728. 1996R
  78729. 1/1/96D
  78730. Light straw-green; a clean but very light aroma, faintly lemony, leads on to a light, somewhat dilute palate, inevitably somewhat reduced in intensity by the circumstances of the vintage.E
  78731. Export
  78732. 98 bookH
  78733. 1999Q
  78734. 1997R
  78735. 1999V
  78736. 24/6/98Y
  78737. 24/6/98\
  78738. 1686^
  78739. James Halliday
  78740. 1/11/94D
  78741. Strong red-purple; a clean bouquet with ripe, dark berry fruits, a hint of fruit spice, and subtle oak. The palate is distinctively Yarra Valley in style with minty/gamey undertones to the firm red berry fruit.H
  78742. 1998Q
  78743. 1995R
  78744. 1998V
  78745. 24/6/98
  78746. 1/2/97
  78747. hMedium yellow-green; complex creamy/nutty aromas, with an already complete integration of fruit and French oak; a complex range of flavours on the palate, with fig/melon fruit together with a touch of cashew nut, all speaking of the influence of lees contact, barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation. The wine has a long finish, and will be long-lived.
  78748. export
  78749. 98 bookH
  78750. 2005Q
  78751. 1999R
  78752. 2005V
  78753. 24/6/98Y
  78754. 24/6/98\
  78755. 1704^
  78756. James Halliday
  78757. 1/2/97
  78758. 1/11/95
  78759. Medium to full red; potent, spicy/earthy/leafy characters run through riper plum and berry fruit on the bouquet. The palate is as powerful, potent and concentrated as the bouquet suggests, with a very interesting amalgam of ripe fruit and spicier characters. It is not over-oaked. Retasted November 1995, with the high-toned, idiosyncratic stemmy/spicy aromas and flavours even more marked than in its youth. A wild ride.
  78760. 1997Q
  78761. 1996R
  78762. 1997V
  78763. 24/6/98Y
  78764. 24/6/98\
  78765. 1725^
  78766. James Halliday
  78767. 1/7/96
  78768. _Medium red-purple; a pungent, high-toned and intense bouquet with sappy, spicy aromas reminiscent of the wines of Simon Bize in Sauvigny Les Beaune. The palate is lively, intense and vibrant, with plum, spice and faintly sappy flavours with perfectly handled oak, the latter providing more input into the flavour and structure than many might realise.
  78769. 1998Q
  78770. 1/1/95D
  78771. Bin CC2. Vivid purple-red; the bouquet is clean with juicy blackcurrant/berry fruit aromas. The palate is ripe, full and juicy, and not extractive, although it does dip slightly on the back palate. Best served slightly chilled.H
  78772. 1996Q
  78773. 1995R
  78774. 1/11/94D
  78775. Light to medium yellow-green; a light, crisp and clean palate with gentle herbaceous fruit. The palate is fairly light; it will be interesting to see whether the fruit weight intensifies as the vines age.H
  78776. 1995Q
  78777. 1994R
  78778. 1995V
  78779. 24/6/98Y
  78780. 24/6/98\
  78781. 1743^
  78782. James Halliday
  78783. 1/11/94
  78784.  Medium red-purple; obvious varietal character of medium intensity, with cherry/strawberry fruit aromas, and some more spicy/sappy notes. The palate is of moderate intensity with a similar blend of sappy/spicy/strawberry/cherry flavours, with a long finish. Infinitely better than the 
  78785. 1/10/97
  78786. Strong red-purple; an exotic, concentrated and complex bouquet with a mix of smoky bacon and forest floor aromas. A powerful, unconventional wine on the palate with noticeably grippy tannins. Retasted October 1997 and had developed with cataclysmic speed. On the evidence of the colour (and the taste) one can only suspect there are significant pH problems. A striking and unconventional wine in its youth had become unacceptable.
  78787. 1/10/96D
  78788. Medium to full yellow; the bouquet is surprisingly developed, with quite soft fruit and a hint of lift.  The palate may be going through a phase of its development, but at the very least is at an awkward age, and the wine is not showing well.E
  78789. Export
  78790. 98 bookH
  78791. 1998Q
  78792. 1/9/94D
  78793. Medium red; fresh, sweet fruit with dusty/vanillin American oak on the bouquet. The palate is of light to medium weight, a little simple, but with clean, fresh berry fruit and soft vanillin oak.H
  78794. 1998Q
  78795. 1995R
  78796. 1998V
  78797. 24/6/98Y
  78798. 24/6/98\
  78799. 1753^
  78800. James Halliday
  78801. 1/9/95D
  78802. Medium to full red-purple; the oak is a little edgy, hard and green, but the underlying chocolate-accented fruit is attractive, and the wine has pleasant mouthfeel.H
  78803. 2000Q
  78804. 1997R
  78805. 1/11/94
  78806. Medium red-purple; an intensely fragrant and exotic bouquet with aromas which are at once leafy and spicy yet sweet. The palate is equally striking, with incredible spice and cherry flavours which are at once concentrated yet delicate, finishing with fleshy soft tannins.
  78807. 2003Q
  78808. 1995R
  78809. 2003V
  78810. 24/6/98Y
  78811. 24/6/98\
  78812. 1758^
  78813. James Halliday
  78814. 1/9/94D
  78815. Medium to full red-purple; rich, concentrated chocolate-accented, dark berry fruit is matched with abundant vanillin American oak. The palate is packed with flavour in a dark chocolate/dark cherry spectrum, the oak well balanced and integrated. H
  78816. 2002Q
  78817. 1996R
  78818. 2002V
  78819. 24/6/98Y
  78820. 24/6/98\
  78821. 1/1/96D
  78822. Strong red-purple; a firm, slightly earthy bouquet without a great deal of style or finesse, leads on to a palate with solid plum, cherry and earth flavours, but which finishes slightly short.H
  78823. 1997Q
  78824. 1996R
  78825. 1997V
  78826. 24/6/98Y
  78827. 24/6/98\
  78828. 1769^
  78829. James Halliday
  78830. 1/1/97D
  78831. Dense red-purple colour, most unusual for Pinot Noir; massive, non-varietal black fruit aromas lead on to a very big, sweet and concentrated palate with plum and blackberry fruit. For those who like red wine and are uncomfortable with Pinot Noir.E
  78832. Export
  78833. 98 bookH
  78834. 1999Q
  78835. 1997R
  78836. 1999V
  78837. 24/6/98Y
  78838. 24/6/98\
  78839. 1/9/94
  78840.     Medium to full red-purple; a complex and solid bouquet with abundant dark plum fruit and well-balanced and integrated spicy oak. A marvellously rich, soft and voluptuous wine on the palate with briary/plum/berry fruit flavours, finishing with long but soft tannins.
  78841. 1998Q
  78842. 1995R
  78843. 1/11/95D
  78844. Light to medium yellow-green; an intensely fragrant bouquet with hints of spice and nutmeg. The palate is similarly intense, with exotic fruit flavours, also showing hints of spice; good flesh and mouthfeel.H
  78845. 1997Q
  78846. 1996R
  78847. 1997V
  78848. 24/6/98Y
  78849. 24/6/98\
  78850. 1803^
  78851. James Halliday
  78852. 1/11/94
  78853. Medium to full yellow-green; an extremely complex bouquet with multi-layered aromas of peach, apricot and citrus. The palate shows a similar array of flavours from herbal to honeysuckle to melon and cashew, with a pronounced malolactic fermentation influence. 
  78854. 1998Q
  78855. 1995R
  78856. 1998V
  78857. 24/6/98Y
  78858. 24/6/98\
  78859. 1804^
  78860. 1/12/96
  78861. ~An absolutely glorious wine, one of the best yet to come out under the Cloudy Bay label. There is beautiful fruit expression on the bouquet with a mix of passionfruit and a gentle underlay of herbal notes; the palate as close to perfection as one could ever expect with gentle yet intense fruit ranging through gooseberry to herb/herbal to tropical. A wine which caresses the mouth.
  78862. Export
  78863. 98 bookH
  78864. 2002Q
  78865. 1998R
  78866. 2002V
  78867. 24/6/98Y
  78868. 24/6/98\
  78869. 1809^
  78870. James Halliday
  78871. 1/9/94
  78872. aLight to medium green-yellow; a wine still coming together when tasted, with some oak influence still to integrate, though far from aggressive; faintly herbal/green citrus aspects to the bouquet. The palate is firm, with fruit sweetness balanced by echoes of the herbal characters of the bouquet. A cool, relatively low-yielding vintage of high quality.
  78873. 1999Q
  78874. 1/11/95
  78875. 4Glowing yellow-green; a rich but smooth and nicely balanced bouquet with buttery/peachy fruit interwoven through nutty oak. There is tremendous life and length to the palate, with strong grapefruit/melon flavours, and the high malolactic fermentation component does not take away the brightness of the fruit.
  78876. 1998Q
  78877. 1995R
  78878. 1998V
  78879. 24/6/98Y
  78880. 24/6/98\
  78881. 1811^
  78882. James Halliday
  78883. 1/2/96
  78884. DFull yellow-green; a highly stylised wine, looking quite European when tasted in a line-up of Australian Chardonnays, with pronounced toasty/mealy aromas. The palate shows a spectrum of spicy/mealy/buttery/nutty flavours woven through subtle smoky oak, finishing with well-balanced acidity. No-holds-barred Cloudy Bay stuff.
  78885. 2001Q
  78886. 1996R
  78887. 2001V
  78888. 24/6/98Y
  78889. 24/6/98\
  78890. 1812^
  78891. James Halliday
  78892. 1/9/94
  78893. Medium yellow-green; potent gooseberry fruit aromas showing good varietal character and what appear to be low-yielding grapes. The palate is concentrated and powerful with distinct asparagus flavours, finishing with firm but not untenable acid. (The 
  78894. 94 was not in the same class.)
  78895. 1994Q
  78896. 1993R
  78897. 1994V
  78898. 24/6/98Y
  78899. 24/6/98\
  78900. 1821^
  78901. James Halliday
  78902. 1/11/94D
  78903. Medium yellow-green; clean, smooth fruit aromas running from lemony through to vanilla and peach. The palate is likewise clean and smooth, with faintly tropical overtones to the peachy/buttery fruit, and soft finish. H
  78904. 1994Q
  78905. 1993R
  78906. 1994V
  78907. 24/6/98Y
  78908. 24/6/98\
  78909. 1838^
  78910. 1/11/95D
  78911. Another success for the much maligned 1995 vintage, with excellent herbaceous fruit on the bouquet, and fruit power and length on the palate. A silver medal winner at the 1995 National Wine Show, Canberra, Australia.H
  78912. 1997Q
  78913. 1996R
  78914. 1997V
  78915. 24/6/98Y
  78916. 24/6/98\
  78917. 1847^
  78918. 1/11/93D
  78919. Medium yellow-green; a complex fruit-driven bouquet with the classic fruit salad aromas of chenin blanc. The palate has plenty of weight and mouthfeel, sweet but not sugary, and a pleasantly long finish.H
  78920. 1998Q
  78921. 1996R
  78922. 1998V
  78923. 24/6/98Y
  78924. 24/6/98\
  78925. 1851^
  78926. James Halliday
  78927. 1/11/95
  78928. 7Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is of medium intensity, slightly hard and showing herbaceous overtones. The palate similarly inclines more to the herbaceous end of the spectrum, and has not been sweetened up with either oak or residual sugar. Very likely will grow and improve in bottle with more age.
  78929. 2000Q
  78930. 1996R
  78931. 2000V
  78932. 24/6/98Y
  78933. 24/6/98\
  78934. 1/9/94
  78935. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet showing all of the influences of the varied grape input, including some botrytis-derived phenolics. A big wine on the palate with lots of flavour and concentration, and a range of flavours from herbal to far riper characters.
  78936. 1995Q
  78937. 1994R
  78938. 1995V
  78939. 24/6/98Y
  78940. 24/6/98\
  78941. 1853^
  78942. James Halliday
  78943. 1/11/95
  78944. Light to medium yellow-green; quite ripe gooseberry fruit with hints of opulence and decadence, no doubt reflecting a touch of botrytis. The palate shows well-above-average flavour for the vintage with a melange of ripe gooseberry, stone fruit and capsicum flavours, finishing with sweetness, partially derived from the opulence of the fruit and partly from 7.5 grams per litre of sugar.
  78945. 1996Q
  78946. 1995R
  78947. 1996V
  78948. 24/6/98Y
  78949. 24/6/98\
  78950. 1854^
  78951. James Halliday
  78952. 1/9/94D
  78953. Deep yellow; a rich, honeyed/buttery bouquet with hints of botrytis in the background. An extremely rich and full-blown wine on the palate with peach, honey, malt and butter flavours all intermingling. Not a wine to be ignored.H
  78954. 1996Q
  78955. 1994R
  78956. 1/9/94D
  78957. Very light green-yellow; a crisp, toasty, reserved bouquet, strongly reminiscent of the Clare Valley. The palate is likewise very reserved, steely, toasty and bone-dry. Should develop superbly.H
  78958. 2001Q
  78959. 1996R
  78960. 2001V
  78961. 24/6/98Y
  78962. 24/6/98\
  78963. 1865^
  78964. James Halliday
  78965. 1/11/94D
  78966. Light green-yellow; fresh, crisp, powerful varietal aromas running from herbal/capsicum through to melon. The palate is direct, fresh and firm, with unadorned varietal fruit flavour running through to a long, crisply acid finish.H
  78967. 1996Q
  78968. 1994R
  78969. 1996V
  78970. 24/6/98Y
  78971. 24/6/98\
  78972. 1866^
  78973. 1/11/94D
  78974. Glowing yellow-green; intense, cool-grown citrus/melon/herbaceous fruit aromas drive the bouquet. The palate is elegant, again showing melon and citrus fruit, and finishing with the fairly hard acid which so marked the 1993 vintage.H
  78975. 1997Q
  78976. 1995R
  78977. 1997V
  78978. 24/6/98Y
  78979. 24/6/98\
  78980. 1868^
  78981. James Halliday
  78982. 1/11/95D
  78983. Light to medium yellow-green; a stylish wine with ripe, smooth fig and melon fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet, leading on to a particularly harmonious and smooth palate with fig and melon fruit, subtle oak and an unusually delicate finish.H
  78984. 1/1/97D
  78985. Glowing yellow-green; velvet-smooth lime/citrus aromas are distinctly Germanic in character; a marvellous riesling on the palate, rich and full, yet not heavy, the acid and residual sugar in perfect balance. E
  78986. Export
  78987. 98 bookH
  78988. 2000Q
  78989. 1997R
  78990. 2000V
  78991. 24/6/98Y
  78992. 24/6/98\
  78993. 1877^
  78994. James Halliday
  78995. 1/11/94D
  78996. Pronounced peach and apricot overtones to sweet, honeyed fruit and subtle oak on the bouquet. The palate is similarly very ripe, showing peach and apricot flavours, and finishing remarkably soft for a 
  78997. 93 vintage.H
  78998. 1/11/95
  78999.  Glowing yellow-green; a stylish, complex bouquet with melon, fig and white peach/nectarine fruit aromas woven through with subtle oak. A marvellously textured and complex wine on the palate with a creamy/buttery/toasty envelope around the core of elegant white peach, melon and fig fruit.
  79000. 1999Q
  79001. 1996R
  79002. 1999V
  79003. 24/6/98Y
  79004. 24/6/98\
  79005. 1879^
  79006. James Halliday
  79007. 1/1/97
  79008. fMedium yellow-green; complex nutty/biscuity aromas are melded together with melon and citrus; it is literally impossible to see the dividing lines between the fruit, oak and winemaker inputs. The palate, too, is beautifully balanced and composed, with creamy cashew malolactic characters on the mid-palate followed by lingering but gentle acid on the finish.
  79009. export
  79010. 98 bookH
  79011. 1998Q
  79012. 1997R
  79013. 1998V
  79014. 24/6/98Y
  79015. 24/6/98\
  79016. 1/11/95D
  79017. Medium to full yellow-green, relatively advanced for such a young wine. The bouquet is complex with both barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation characters; in the style of the wine, the palate is solid, with nutty/oaky flavours to the fore. H
  79018. 1997Q
  79019. 1995R
  79020. 1/2/97D
  79021. Medium straw with a hint of pink; an excellent bouquet with a range of biscuity/bready aromas yet retaining some delicacy. On the palate, crisp, clean and well balanced with a long, gentle finish.E
  79022. Export
  79023. 98 bookH
  79024. 1998Q
  79025. 1997R
  79026. 1998V
  79027. 24/6/98
  79028. 1/11/95
  79029. uLight to medium yellow-green; very much in the mainstream of the Neudorf style with very potent, rich multifaceted aromas with nutty/mealy/toasty characters woven through the fruit, and just a hint of volatile lift. On the palate, an array of fruit flavours from citrus to yellow peach, and the hallmark nutty malolactic and barrel-ferment characters to provide complexity.
  79030. 2001Q
  79031. 1997R
  79032. 2001V
  79033. 24/6/98Y
  79034. 24/6/98\
  79035. 1912^
  79036. James Halliday
  79037. 1/11/95D
  79038. Light to medium green-yellow; fresh, ripe citrus, melon and fig fruit leads the way on both bouquet and palate, although there are some more complex nutty/mealy flavours and a creamy edge to the texture on the palate. Quality wine.H
  79039. 1/11/94
  79040. Light green-yellow; a highly aromatic bouquet with aromas ranging from gooseberry/grassy through to passionfruit. An exceptionally elegant wine on the palate with length and persistence to the flavour, running from nectarine to peach to citrus, finishing with typical regional acidity.
  79041. 1996Q
  79042. 1994R
  79043. 1996V
  79044. 24/6/98Y
  79045. 24/6/98\
  79046. 1927^
  79047. James Halliday
  79048. 1/11/95D
  79049. Light to medium yellow-green; a relatively light, crisp grassy/herbaceous bouquet leads on to lemony, crisp palate with a bracing, dry finish. H
  79050. 1997Q
  79051. 1/11/94D
  79052. Deep yellow; a soft, rich bouquet with mandarin and apricot overtones, presumably botrytis-induced. On the palate there is soft, peachy/malty/mead-like fruit, with a tweak of acidity on the finish.H
  79053. 1995Q
  79054. 1994R
  79055. 1995V
  79056. 24/6/98Y
  79057. 24/6/98\
  79058. 1930^
  79059. James Halliday
  79060. 1/11/94D
  79061. Full yellow, with a suspicion of orange-brown starting to appear. The bouquet is complex, with spice and vanilla aromas, leading on to a sweet, spicy multi-flavoured palate, finishing with bracing acidity.H
  79062. 1/10/94D
  79063. Medium red, with just a touch of purple. The bouquet is clean and spicy, with subtle oak. The palate has attractive cherry fruit, together with pronounced spicy characters; perhaps a fraction light overall.H
  79064. 1995Q
  79065. 1994R
  79066. 1995V
  79067. 24/6/98Y
  79068. 24/6/98\
  79069. 1941^
  79070. James Halliday
  79071. 1/11/95D
  79072. Medium to full red-purple; a clean and firm bouquet with attractive plum/cherry fruit and subtle oak. The palate is moderately intense, with some sappy notes, and not quite the warmth or sweet fruit flesh the bouquet promises. H
  79073. 1996Q
  79074. 1995R
  79075. 1996V
  79076. 24/6/98Y
  79077. 24/6/98
  79078. 1/9/94D
  79079. Light green-yellow; there are gentle lychee aromas, tinged with spice on the bouquet. The palate is delicate to the point of lightness, but does have length and avoids phenolics and tannins. The sugar is well balanced.H
  79080. 1995Q
  79081. 1994R
  79082. 1995V
  79083. 24/6/98Y
  79084. 24/6/98\
  79085. 1944^
  79086. James Halliday
  79087. 1/2/95DxLight green-yellow; light, delicate, fresh and spicy; a fresh, crisp wine with nice handling of phenolics on the palate.H
  79088. 1/12/96D
  79089. Light green-yellow; a  bright and fresh bouquet with light lime fruit. A delicate unthreatening style on the palate, almost a cross between Riesling and Traminer in terms of flavour, with spicy notes apparent.E
  79090. Export
  79091. 98 bookH
  79092. 2001Q
  79093. 1998R
  79094. 2001V
  79095. 24/6/98Y
  79096. 24/6/98\
  79097. 1950^
  79098. James Halliday
  79099. 1/11/95D
  79100. Light to medium yellow-green; inevitably, distinctly lighter and crisper than the 
  79101. 94 with some estery lift. A lively, crisp, tangy, herbaceous palate with pleasant, if slightly dilute, flavours.H
  79102. 1996Q
  79103. 1995R
  79104. 1/9/94D
  79105. Medium yellow-green; a very complex nutty/buttery/oaky bouquet leads on to a similarly richly textured palate with fairly broad, nutty, malolactic, ambient fermentation temperature characters. H
  79106. 1995Q
  79107. 1994R
  79108. 1995V
  79109. 24/6/98Y
  79110. 24/6/98\
  79111. 1964^
  79112. James Halliday
  79113. 1/11/95D
  79114. Full yellow-green; smooth nutty/toasty/smoky/creamy bouquet with some melon fruit. The palate shows a similar range of toasty/nutty/buttery flavours, concentrated and multi-layered, in that typical full-frontal Marlborough style which takes no hostages. H
  79115. 1996Q
  79116. 1995R
  79117. 1996V
  79118. 24/6/98Y
  79119. 24/6/98\
  79120. 1965^
  79121. James Halliday
  79122. 1/9/94D
  79123. Light green-yellow; a firm, powerful herbaceous/green pea bouquet at the tarter end of the spectrum. The palate shows ultra-classic, powerful herbaceous/green pea flavours in what I describe as the jugular or razor blade style.H
  79124. 1996Q
  79125. 1994R
  79126. 1996V
  79127. 24/6/98Y
  79128. 24/6/98\
  79129. 1966^
  79130. James Halliday
  79131. 1/11/95D
  79132. Light yellow-green; moderately ripe tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit aromas lead on to a quite full and relatively soft palate showing fruit in the same spectrum. Not intense but certainly enjoyable.H
  79133. 1/9/94
  79134. %Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is ripe, with a spectrum of aromas running from briary to blackcurrant to a hint of cinnamon stick. The palate is full and relatively rich with solid tannins; shows ripe fruit throughout, with hints of mint in the background. Still needs time to soften. 
  79135. 2000Q
  79136. 1997R
  79137. 2000V
  79138. 24/6/98Y
  79139. 24/6/98\
  79140. 1969^
  79141. 1/11/95D
  79142. Medium red-purple; a highly fragrant bouquet with hints of spice and lots of blackcurrant leads on to a palate with spicy/briary blackcurrant and blackberry fruit flavours, finishing with soft, fine tannins. No hint of green characters.H
  79143. 2000Q
  79144. 1997R
  79145. 2000V
  79146. 24/6/98Y
  79147. 24/6/98\
  79148. 1970^
  79149. James Halliday
  79150. 1/9/94D
  79151. Light green-yellow; a crisp, direct bouquet with slightly dusty/herbal overtones. The palate is light but shows quite good varietal character in a grassy mould; curiously, the alcohol seems relatively high.H
  79152. 1995Q
  79153. 1994R
  79154. 1995V
  79155. 24/6/98Y
  79156. 24/6/98\
  79157. 1971^
  79158. James Halliday
  79159. 1/9/94D
  79160. Medium to full yellow-green; a softly fragrant bouquet with aromas of lychee, lime and pastille. The palate shows good varietal character with lime and lychee flavours predominant, and is not too sweet.H
  79161. 1996Q
  79162. 1/2/97D
  79163. Light green-yellow; a light, clean and fresh bouquet with gentle tropical/gooseberry aromas; the palate is of light to medium weight with clean, fresh fruit, tending more to earthy/herbal notes than the bouquet.E
  79164. Export
  79165. 98 bookH
  79166. 2000Q
  79167. 1998R
  79168. 1000C
  79169. 1/9/94D
  79170. Dark red-purple; voluminous, rich, ripe plum and cherry fruit aromas lead on to substantial wine on the palate, very rich and full flavoured, so luscious it is almost heavy. The oak is well handled.H
  79171. 1005C
  79172. 1/9/94
  79173. Light green-yellow; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity but with an interesting spectrum of aromas running from cut apple to grass to peach. The palate is fresh, crisp and fairly grassy, with that grassiness balanced by the judicious use of residual sugar.
  79174. 1995Q
  79175. 1994R
  79176. 1995V
  79177. 24/6/98Y
  79178. 24/6/98\
  79179. 1991^
  79180. James Halliday
  79181. 1006C
  79182. 1/9/94D
  79183. Medium to full yellow; a big, fairly broad bouquet showing some botrytis influence and, like the palate, with some faintly oily characters. The palate is rich with full-bodied, somewhat modified fruit, and a heavy finish.H
  79184. 1010C
  79185. 1/1/97D
  79186. Medium to full yellow-green; ripe fruit is surrounded by a cocoon of charry vanillin oak; that oak influence comes through strongly on the palate, building towards the finish. A high-flavoured wine which will have considerable appeal to oak addicts.E
  79187. Export
  79188. 98 bookH
  79189. 1998Q
  79190. 1997R
  79191. 1998V
  79192. 24/6/98Y
  79193. 24/6/98\
  79194. 1998^
  79195. James Halliday
  79196. 1012C
  79197. 1/10/94D
  79198. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is firm and crisp, with citrus aromas predominant. The palate is clean and crisp, with citrus and herbal flavours; the finish is long, and adds a touch of class to the wine.H
  79199. 1995Q
  79200. 1012C
  79201. 1/10/95D
  79202. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, grassy, crisp bouquet leads on to a lively, tangy and punchy palate with grip and length. A good, fruit-driven style.H
  79203. 1996Q
  79204. 1995R
  79205. 1996V
  79206. 24/6/98Y
  79207. 24/6/98\
  79208. 2000^
  79209. James Halliday
  79210. 1013C
  79211. 1/10/94D
  79212. Medium red-purple; clean, with leaf/green bean/capsicum/cedar/cigar box aromas and flavours all intermingling. There are some red berry fruits on the palate, too, which finishes with soft, fine tannins.H
  79213. 1999Q
  79214. 1995R
  79215. 1999V
  79216. 24/6/98Y
  79217. 24/6/98\
  79218. 2001^
  79219. James Halliday
  79220. 1014C
  79221. 1/10/94D
  79222. Medium purple-red; the bouquet has started to evolve fragrant, briary aromas, the palate likewise showing some evolution towards secondary flavours. All in all, a wine of true breed and elegance, with beautifully balanced oak and a very long finish.H
  79223. 1015C
  79224. 1/11/94
  79225.     Bright, light yellow-green colour with good mousse; the bouquet is complex with bready/biscuity aromas indicating the influence of both the Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier components. The palate is clean, crisp, finely structured, with very good mouthfeel and balance.
  79226. 1996Q
  79227. 1994R
  79228. 1996V
  79229. 24/6/98Y
  79230. 24/6/98\
  79231. 2005^
  79232. James Halliday
  79233. 1015C
  79234. 1/10/95
  79235. Light to medium yellow-green; a typically restrained bouquet with aromas of citrus, melon and white peach, softened of course by yeasty autolysis. A supremely elegant wine on the palate, fine and long, with some bready/yeasty characters, but predominantly driven by its fine fruit.
  79236. 1997Q
  79237. 1995R
  79238. 1997V
  79239. 24/6/98Y
  79240. 24/6/98\
  79241. 2006^
  79242. James Halliday
  79243. 1015C
  79244. 1/12/96
  79245. 1019C
  79246. 1/12/94D
  79247. Medium to full purple-red; the clean and smooth bouquet has abundant dark plum and liquorice fruit. The palate is immaculately balanced, with flavours of plum, and no oak forcing.H
  79248. 2010Q
  79249. 2000R
  79250. 2010V
  79251. 24/6/98Y
  79252. 24/6/98\
  79253. 2014^
  79254. James Halliday
  79255. 2000C
  79256. 1/11/95
  79257. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is as sophisticated, fragrant and complex as any of its best predecessors. The palate is perhaps a little lighter than the richest years, with cedary/briary fruit, a hint of spice, finishing with soft tannins and subtle oak.
  79258. 2014C
  79259. 1/11/95D
  79260. Medium red-purple; solid, faintly earthy, with some gamey characters of French Burgundy. A solid wine on the palate, but the oak tends to dominate the fruit.H
  79261. 1997Q
  79262. 1996R
  79263. 1997V
  79264. 24/6/98Y
  79265. 24/6/98\
  79266. 2029^
  79267. James Halliday
  79268. 2015C
  79269. 1/11/95D
  79270. Dense red-purple; big, rich earthy/dark berry fruit on the bouquet; the palate has abundant briary/berry fruit with persistent tannins and considerable depth and strength to the structure. Subtle oak handling. H
  79271. 2000Q
  79272. 1998R
  79273. 2037C
  79274. 1/11/95D
  79275. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is firm with fractionally sharp oak which does not sit entirely easily with the fruit. On the palate, firm and powerful, with dark cherry/cherry stone fruit flavours, but the oak continues to dominate.H
  79276. 1996Q
  79277. 1995R
  79278. 1996V
  79279. 24/6/98Y
  79280. 24/6/98\
  79281. 2057^
  79282. James Halliday
  79283. 2041C
  79284. 1/11/95
  79285. Deep yellow; the bouquet is rich with pronounced nutty/oak/butterscotch overtones to the figgy fruit. The palate is as complex as the bouquet suggests, rich, nutty and buttery. A highly worked wine which might have been better still with a touch more bright fruit.
  79286. 1998Q
  79287. 1996R
  79288. 1998V
  79289. 24/6/98Y
  79290. 24/6/98\
  79291. 2061^
  79292. James Halliday
  79293. 2042C
  79294. 1/11/95D
  79295. Medium yellow-green; a tight, citrussy/lime/melon accented bouquet leads on to a clean, fresh palate with white peach and melon fruit the driving force. The oak influence is subtle throughout. H
  79296. 1998Q
  79297. 2043C
  79298. 1/11/95D
  79299. Light yellow-green; a clean, tangy fresh bouquet leads on to a lively tangy/appley palate with a slightly metallic acid finish.H
  79300. 1997Q
  79301. 1996R
  79302. 1997V
  79303. 24/6/98Y
  79304. 24/6/98\
  79305. 2063^
  79306. James Halliday
  79307. 2043C
  79308. 1/10/96D
  79309. Light to medium green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet with a spectrum of aromas running from gooseberry/herbal through to tropical passionfruit.  The palate is pleasant and restrained; there are more tropical flavours balanced by crisp acidity.E
  79310. Export
  79311. 98 bookH
  79312. 1998Q
  79313. 1997R
  79314. 1998V
  79315. 24/6/98Y
  79316. 24/6/98\
  79317. 2064^
  79318. James Halliday
  79319. 2044C
  79320. 1/11/95D
  79321. Medium yellow-green; a high-toned bouquet with charry oak and melon fruit well balanced and integrated. A classy wine on the palate, with length and elegance, showing the stylish use of oak together with tight melon/citrus fruit. H
  79322. 2051C
  79323. 1/11/95D
  79324. Light yellow-green; crisp and clean with tangy/herbaceous fruit aromas and no tropical characters whatsoever. The palate is clean, delicate and fresh with a surprisingly long, crisp finish. Not a heavyweight, but lively.H
  79325. 1996Q
  79326. 1995R
  79327. 1996V
  79328. 24/6/98Y
  79329. 24/6/98\
  79330. 2072^
  79331. 2053C
  79332. 1/11/95D
  79333. Medium to full yellow; soft, toasty/buttery bouquet showing some development. A big, fleshy style on the palate with lots of toasty flavours; faintly phenolic overall.H
  79334. 1996Q
  79335. 1995R
  79336. 1996V
  79337. 24/6/98Y
  79338. 24/6/98\
  79339. 2076^
  79340. James Halliday
  79341. 2053C
  79342. 1/1/98D
  79343. Glowing yellow-green; a clean bouquet with strong toasty/bready, yet crisp, fruit. The palate is complex and well balanced with creamy/nutty/toasty flavours, yet not obviously oaky. Good finish and balance.H
  79344. 1999Q
  79345. 1998R
  79346. 2063C
  79347. 1/11/95D
  79348. Light yellow-green; a light, floral/toasty bouquet with a hint of volatile lift. The palate is super-intense, with Germanic lime juice flavours, finishing with potent acidity.H
  79349. 2001Q
  79350. 1996R
  79351. 2001V
  79352. 24/6/98Y
  79353. 24/6/98\
  79354. 2089^
  79355. James Halliday
  79356. 2064C
  79357. 1/11/95D
  79358. Light yellow-straw; more fragrant than the 
  79359. 95, with tangy/citrussy fruit on both bouquet and palate; lively, long and toasty in the mouth, with a combination of riper and more herbaceous/asparagus fruit, and an incredibly long finish. All class.H
  79360. 1996Q
  79361. 1995R
  79362. 1996V
  79363. 24/6/98Y
  79364. 24/6/98\
  79365. 2066C
  79366. 1/11/95D
  79367. Pale straw-green; a powerful bouquet with a mix of herbaceous, passionfruit, capsicum and gooseberry fruit aromas which lead on to a crisp and clean, generously flavoured palate in a citrus/herbaceous mould, with a long finish. H
  79368. 1997Q
  79369. 1995R
  79370. 1997V
  79371. 24/6/98Y
  79372. 24/6/98\
  79373. 2094^
  79374. James Halliday
  79375. 2066C
  79376. 1/10/96
  79377. Light to medium straw-green; a typically powerful and concentrated bouquet with that mix of herbal and sweeter fruit which is the hallmark of the estate. As in 
  79378. 95, a very generously flavoured and structured palate, round and mouthfilling, but in no way coarse or heavy.  
  79379. 2073C
  79380. 1/11/95D
  79381. Light to medium yellow-green; a soft, slightly blurred tropical bouquet leads on to a round, easy soft wine on the palate with pleasant fruit of light to medium intensity. H
  79382. 1996Q
  79383. 1995R
  79384. 1996V
  79385. 24/6/98
  79386. 2078C
  79387. 1/11/95
  79388. <Medium to full yellow-green; a complex array of toasty/bready/mealy aromas showing the malolactic fermentation influence on the base wine, and also hinting at a touch of oak. The palate is more lively and fruity than the bouquet suggests it will be, with citrussy flavours, and a clean, tangy finish. A useful wine. 
  79389. 2085C
  79390. 1/1/97
  79391. Medium to full yellow-green; a clean and generous bouquet with unusually ripe white peach aromas. There are more of those ripe, peach fruit flavours on the palate, which has a fleshy sweetness on the middle, but finishes pleasantly (and appropriately) dry.
  79392. Export
  79393. 98 bookH
  79394. 1999Q
  79395. 1997R
  79396. 1999V
  79397. 24/6/98Y
  79398. 24/6/98\
  79399. 2116^
  79400. James Halliday
  79401. 2099C
  79402. 1/11/95
  79403. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean with a nice balance between riper gooseberry notes and more herbaceous fruit. The palate is quite powerful and intense, tending slightly more towards capsicum and green pea than tropical, though elements of both are present.
  79404. 1996Q
  79405. 1995R
  79406. 2100C
  79407. 1/10/96D
  79408. Light green-yellow; a fragrant bouquet ranging through herbal to passionfruit; the palate is lively, crisp and firm, with typically high acidity.E
  79409. Export
  79410. 98 bookH
  79411. 1998Q
  79412. 1997R
  79413. 1998V
  79414. 24/6/98Y
  79415. 24/6/98\
  79416. 2137^
  79417. James Halliday
  79418. 2101C
  79419. 1/1/96D
  79420. Vivid purple-red; a clean and fresh bouquet with delicious redcurrant/cassis fruit aromas and no hint of green or stalky characters. The palate does not disappoint; fresh, clean and well balanced with lovely redcurrant fruit, finishing with fine tannins.H
  79421. 2001Q
  79422. 1997R
  79423. 2001V
  79424. 24/6/98
  79425. 2120C
  79426. 1/10/95D
  79427. Bright yellow-green; a tangy, citrussy fruit-spicy bouquet leads on to a fresh and lively palate with strongly varietal grassy/herbal flavours, and the sweetness evident but neither excessive nor discordant.E
  79428. 98 bookH
  79429. 1998P
  79430. CD noteQ
  79431. 1995R
  79432. 1998V
  79433. 24/6/98W
  79434. 99 bookY
  79435. 24/6/98\
  79436. 2146^
  79437. 2120w
  79438. James Halliday
  79439. 2121C
  79440. 1/10/95D
  79441. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, firm and tangy, the palate with generous, mouthfilling fruit, rich, rounded and honeyed, almost luscious for such a young wine.H
  79442. 1997Q
  79443. 1995R
  79444. 1997V
  79445. 24/6/98Y
  79446. 24/6/98\
  79447. 2125C
  79448. 1/1/97D
  79449. Medium red-purple; abundant, full ripe plum and prune fruit aromas are woven through with generous amounts of soft vanillin oak. The palate is generous and mouthfilling with plenty of ripe fruit, lots of sweet vanillin oak and pleasantly soft tannins.E
  79450. Export
  79451. 98 bookH
  79452. 2003Q
  79453. 1998R
  79454. 2003V
  79455. 24/6/98Y
  79456. 24/6/98\
  79457. 2135C
  79458. 1/10/95D
  79459. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is on the light side, but is clean and quite elegant, with deftly handled oak. The palate follows on logically, with medium-weight fruit, subtle oak and above-average length.H
  79460. 1997Q
  79461. 1996R
  79462. 1997V
  79463. 24/6/98Y
  79464. 24/6/98\
  79465. 2171^
  79466. James Halliday
  79467. 2142C
  79468. 1/10/95D
  79469. Medium to full red-purple; a robust, powerful bouquet with earthy/briary notes leads on to a powerful, concentrated briary palate which needs time to soften and open up. Won a silver medal at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.H
  79470. 2148C
  79471. 1/8/96D
  79472. Medium red-purple; a complex bouquet with some lift and just a hint of old oak giving a gluepaste edge to the aroma. The palate has length and crispness with some sweet minty fruit on the mid-palate cut by firm acid on the finish.E
  79473. Export
  79474. 98 bookH
  79475. 2000Q
  79476. 1996R
  79477. 2000V
  79478. 24/6/98Y
  79479. 24/6/98\
  79480. 2188^
  79481. James Halliday
  79482. 2150C
  79483. 1/10/95D
  79484. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is highly aromatic with fruit salad aromas which come through on a highly-flavoured and fresh palate with crisp acid and considerable length.H
  79485. 1998Q
  79486. 1996R
  79487. 2154C
  79488. 1/11/95D
  79489. Light to medium red; a fresh, light juicy/fruity bouquet with similar fresh juicy berry flavours on a light palate finishing with soft tannins. Little or no oak influence evident.H
  79490. 1997Q
  79491. 1996R
  79492. 1997V
  79493. 24/6/98Y
  79494. 24/6/98\
  79495. 2193^
  79496. James Halliday
  79497. 2155C
  79498. 1/6/95
  79499. "Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet, while slightly briary/woodsy, has abundant black and redcurrant fruit, and is neither leafy nor thin. A most attractive, concentrated palate 
  79500.  the Americans would say 
  79501. focused
  79502.  with sweet red fruits, hints of chocolate, subtle oak and fine tannins.
  79503. 2000Q
  79504. 1997R
  79505. 2000V
  79506. 24/6/98
  79507. 2160C
  79508. 1/12/96D
  79509. Medium yellow-green; full, lifted, complex and ripe melon/peach fruit on the bouquet leads to a full-on, rich palate with distinct alcohol sweetness (14%); might have been better picked a touch sooner.E
  79510. Export
  79511. 98 bookH
  79512. 2166C
  79513. 1/11/95
  79514. Medium to full red-purple; a solid bouquet with plummy berry fruit and hints of hay and straw. On the palate, gives the impression that the fruit was picked very ripe, with a dense structure and plummy flavour which teeters on the edge of being jammy. May settle down with time.
  79515. 98 bookH
  79516. 1997Q
  79517. 1996R
  79518. 1997V
  79519. 24/6/98
  79520. 2169C
  79521. 1/10/95D
  79522. Light yellow-green; a fresh, spotlessly clean bouquet with citrus and melon aromas, and a very crisp, clean, direct palate which is still filling out. A strong silver medal winner at the 1995 Mount Barker Wine Show.H
  79523. 1997Q
  79524. 1995R
  79525. 1997V
  79526. 24/6/98Y
  79527. 24/6/98\
  79528. 2214^
  79529. James Halliday
  79530. 2169C
  79531. 1/8/96D
  79532. Medium yellow-green; an exceptionally stylish and elegant bouquet with melon and citrus fruit backed by subtle oak. There is more of the same on the harmonious palate with fig and white peach fruit woven through with gently integrated oak. Great stuff.E
  79533. Export
  79534. 98 bookH
  79535. 1999Q
  79536. 1996R
  79537. 2177C
  79538. 1/10/95D
  79539. Medium red-purple; a fragrant bouquet with Chinese five-spice characters over sweet, fractionally jammy, strawberry fruit on the bouquet; the palate is high-toned, with more of those intriguing five-spice flavours and more of that ultra-ripe fruit.H
  79540. 2182C
  79541. 1/4/95D
  79542. Medium yellow-green; a fresh, clean and toasty bouquet in typical Clare style, with hints of lime in the background. The wine is crisp, toasty, dry and fairly reserved, but should develop well.H
  79543. 1999Q
  79544. 1996R
  79545. 1999V
  79546. 24/6/98Y
  79547. 24/6/98\
  79548. 2233^
  79549. James Halliday
  79550. 2188C
  79551. 1/10/95D
  79552. Medium yellow-green; fragrant lemon/melon aromas with a slightly pongy edge leads on to an unusual tangy, citrussy palate with flavours which are almost Riesling-like, with lime accents. Unusual but appealing.H
  79553. 2194C
  79554. 1/1/96
  79555. NBright, light yellow-green; a moderately intense bouquet with herb and lime varietal aromas lead on to a wine of moderate weight on the palate with a slightly furry texture suggesting some phenolic extraction either through skin contact and/or an element of pressings, or both, but which adds to the early-drinking appeal of the wine.
  79556. 1998Q
  79557. 1996R
  79558. 1998V
  79559. 24/6/98Y
  79560. 24/6/98\
  79561. 2252^
  79562. James Halliday
  79563. 2203C
  79564. 1/11/95D
  79565. Light to medium yellow-green; a tight, bracing bouquet with undertones of traditional riesling kerosene, leads on to a reserved mineral and toast flavoured palate, with still tight acid on the finish.H
  79566. 2000Q
  79567. 1996R
  79568. 2000V
  79569. 24/6/98Y
  79570. 24/6/98\
  79571. 2264^
  79572. James Halliday
  79573. 2204C
  79574. 1/10/95D
  79575. Deep gold; a very complex bouquet with rich, dried apricot and malt aromas with obvious botrytis. The palate is every bit as complex as the bouquet with masses of sweet fruit, but balanced by crisp acid which gives a lively, long tangy finish. H
  79576. 1996Q
  79577. 1995R
  79578. 1996V
  79579. 24/6/98Y
  79580. 24/6/98\
  79581. 2265^
  79582. James Halliday
  79583. 2208C
  79584. 1/10/95D
  79585. Youthful purple-red; sweet red and dark cherry fruit with voluminous American oak on the bouquet leads on to a palate with a similar range of flavours; cherry/raspberry fruit with lots of vanillin oak and balanced tannins.H
  79586. 2001Q
  79587. 1996R
  79588. 2001V
  79589. 24/6/98Y
  79590. 24/6/98\
  79591. 2274^
  79592. 2215C
  79593. 1/10/95D
  79594. Light to medium yellow-green; discreet melon fruit with average-quality French oak showing on both bouquet and palate. The underlying fruit is good, with fine flavours and length.H
  79595. 1997Q
  79596. 1995R
  79597. 1997V
  79598. 24/6/98
  79599. 2232C
  79600. 1/11/95D
  79601. Light red; bright and fresh fruit aromas, slightly jammy, but distinctly varietal. An attractive light, fresh red in an exuberant but uncomplicated early-drinking style. Intelligent winemaking.H
  79602. 1996Q
  79603. 1995R
  79604. 1996V
  79605. 24/6/98Y
  79606. 24/6/98\
  79607. 2306^
  79608. James Halliday
  79609. 2241C
  79610. 1/10/96D
  79611. Medium red-purple; a soft bouquet with briary fruit and a gentle touch of vanilla oak leads on to a soft, supple palate with gentle fruit and oak in an unashamedly commercial style.E
  79612. Export
  79613. 98 bookH
  79614. 1999Q
  79615. 1997R
  79616. 1999V
  79617. 24/6/98
  79618. 2247C
  79619. 1/10/97
  79620. Medium red-purple; the bouquet already shows distinct herbal/stemmy/tobacco notes which will increase with time, however aromatic and pungent they are. The palate shows similar tangy/spicy/stemmy flavours without much sweetness. A varietal response to climate, and will certainly have its followers. Retasted October 1997 with an identical outcome, those spicy/leafy characters even more intense.
  79621. Export
  79622. 98 bookH
  79623. 1998Q
  79624. 1997R
  79625. 1998V
  79626. 24/6/98Y
  79627. 24/6/98\
  79628. 2263C
  79629. 1/10/96D
  79630. Light to medium yellow-green; a complex and quite concentrated array of fruit aromas attesting to the varietal mix; the crisp, grassy palate has length, cut and bite, and altogether more flavour and concentration than preceding years.E
  79631. Export
  79632. 98 bookH
  79633. 1998Q
  79634. 1997R
  79635. 1998V
  79636. 24/6/98Y
  79637. 24/6/98\
  79638. 2351^
  79639. James Halliday
  79640. 2273C
  79641. 1/12/96D
  79642. (Chairman
  79643. s Selection) Deep yellow; complex, developed toasty/buttery/oaky regional bouquet, and a big, mouthfilling and rich wine with some alcohol sweetness on the palate, all surrounded by fairly obvious oak.E
  79644. Export
  79645. 98 bookH
  79646. 1998Q
  79647. 1997R
  79648. 1998V
  79649. 24/6/98
  79650. 2281C
  79651. 1/1/96D
  79652. Water white; very light but clean, faintly tropical fruit on the bouquet leads on to a light, crisp and clean palate. Very competent winemaking; it is just that the fruit is not particularly intense.H
  79653. 1996Q
  79654. 1995R
  79655. 1996V
  79656. 24/6/98Y
  79657. 24/6/98\
  79658. 2373^
  79659. James Halliday
  79660. 2282C
  79661. 1/1/96
  79662. Medium yellow-green; solidly built on both bouquet and palate, with fruit of medium intensity, and the various components being understated rather than overstated. The net effect is a well-balanced wine with faintly toasty/nutty characters and a soft, smooth finish.
  79663. 1998Q
  79664. 1996R
  79665. 2294C
  79666. 1/10/96
  79667. FMedium to full red-purple; a powerful, solid, even faintly extractive bouquet with a range of leathery/gamey/dark berry aromas leads on to a palate with masses of earthy shiraz varietal character, plenty of tannins and a multi-layered structure.  Retasted October 1996 with similar notes.  A good, powerful, concentrated wine.
  79668. Export
  79669. 98 bookH
  79670. 2001Q
  79671. 1998R
  79672. 2001V
  79673. 24/6/98Y
  79674. 24/6/98\
  79675. 2386^
  79676. James Halliday
  79677. 2295C
  79678. 1/1/96
  79679. 2298C
  79680. 1/11/94D
  79681. Medium yellow-green; an appropriately fragrant and fresh bouquet with spicy traminer to the fore. The palate has distinct sweetness, with some slightly heavy notes often encountered with Traminer, but works well enough.H
  79682. 1995Q
  79683. 1994R
  79684. 2311C
  79685. 1/2/96
  79686. ~Light yellow-green; faint citrus and grass aromas, with a touch of lift to the bouquet. Comes alive in the mouth, with most attractive weight and mouthfeel, although it is not a particularly big wine 
  79687.  notably when compared to the super-sized Pinot Grigios of T
  79688. Gallant on the Mornington Peninsula. For all that, there is more than enough there to give encouragement for the future.
  79689. 1998Q
  79690. 1996R
  79691. 1998V
  79692. 24/6/98Y
  79693. 24/6/98\
  79694. 2407^
  79695. James Halliday
  79696. 2350C
  79697. 1/2/96D
  79698. Light yellow-straw; a fragrant, highly scented bouquet with abundant melon and grapefruit aromas; as one might expect, the palate has lots of tangy fruit with considerable length and bite. H
  79699. 1997Q
  79700. 1996R
  79701. 1997V
  79702. 24/6/98Y
  79703. 24/6/98\
  79704. 2452^
  79705. James Halliday
  79706. 2350C
  79707. 1/1/97D
  79708. Light to medium yellow-green; a fresh, lively and clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with fig/melon fruit. The palate is fairly light, with some sweetness (possibly fruit, possibly residual sugar) on the mid to back palate.E
  79709. Export
  79710. 98 bookH
  79711. 2382C
  79712. 1/3/97
  79713. )Medium to full red-purple; there is plenty of berry fruit on both bouquet and palate, but the wine has a slightly sweaty/closed character throughout, strongly suggesting it has spent most, if not all of its life, in tank, the oak influence almost certainly coming from either innerstaves or chips.
  79714. export
  79715. 98 bookH
  79716. 1998Q
  79717. 1997R
  79718. 1998V
  79719. 24/6/98Y
  79720. 24/6/98\
  79721. 2503^
  79722. James Halliday
  79723. 3030C
  79724. 1/12/96
  79725. Medium red-purple; truly recognisable varietal aroma 
  79726.  that particular type of cherry (with just a hint of plum) that one encounters in Beaujolais. The palate precisely repeats the bouquet to provide a very authentic, well-made and interesting wine, which is also a delicious drink.
  79727. Export
  79728. 98 bookH
  79729. 1998Q
  79730. 1997R
  79731. 1998V
  79732. 24/6/98Y
  79733. 24/6/98\
  79734. 2545^
  79735. James Halliday
  79736. 3032C
  79737. 1/12/96
  79738. |Medium yellow-green; much more refined and subtle than prior vintages, with discreet white peach and vanilla aromas; the palate is textured, with a range of secondary nutty/creamy characters deriving from prolonged lees contact and malolactic fermentation of some fairly powerful underlying fruit.  A wine with the winemaker
  79739. s thumbprint very evident, but all the better for that.
  79740. Export
  79741. 98 bookH
  79742. 1999Q
  79743. 1997R
  79744. 1999V
  79745. 24/6/98Y
  79746. 24/6/98\
  79747. 2547^
  79748. James Halliday
  79749. 3053C
  79750. 1/7/96D
  79751. Medium red; a moderately complex bouquet with fruit of medium weight, but absolutely festooned with American oak.  There is more of the same on the palate, uncompromising and full-on in every respect.H
  79752. 2003Q
  79753. 1998R
  79754. 2003V
  79755. 24/6/98Y
  79756. 24/6/98\
  79757. 3061C
  79758. 1/10/96
  79759. Light yellow-green; a clean, fresh, relatively light but aromatic bouquet with gooseberry and passionfruit aromas leads on to a most pleasant wine for all seasons and all persons, featuring more of those light tropical/gooseberry/passionfruit flavours, untrammelled by oak. Retasted October 
  79760. 97 and (unusually for Sauvignon Blanc) had developed very well over the 12 months since its release.
  79761. Export
  79762. 98 bookH
  79763. 1998Q
  79764. 1997R
  79765. 1998V
  79766. 24/6/98Y
  79767. 24/6/98\
  79768. 2578^
  79769. James Halliday
  79770. 3068C
  79771. 1/8/96
  79772. Medium to full red-purple; a spotlessly clean bouquet with dark, briary blackcurrant fruit and subtle oak. Has that hallmark texture and structure of the best Cullen wines, with layer upon layer of flavour, and making no compromises to those looking for a quick fix.  
  79773. Export
  79774. 98 book
  79775. 3070C
  79776. 1/9/96
  79777. 1/10/96
  79778. Medium to full red-purple; perfectly ripened red berry/blackcurrant fruit woven through with subtle oak on the bouquet leads into a powerfully structured and concentrated wine on the palate with more of those red and black berry fruit flavours, finishing with lingering tannins.
  79779. Export
  79780. 98 bookH
  79781. 2005Q
  79782. 1998R
  79783. 2005V
  79784. 24/6/98Y
  79785. 24/6/98\
  79786. 3125C
  79787. 1/10/96D
  79788. Light green-yellow; a clean, crisp minerally/tangy bouquet leads on to bright, fresh and clean palate with fruit of light to medium weight, finishing with pleasant acidity.E
  79789. Export
  79790. 98 bookH
  79791. 1999Q
  79792. 1997R
  79793. 3133C
  79794. 1/8/96D
  79795. Vivid, dense purple-red; a potent mix of blackcurrant, earth and briar on the bouquet leads on to a wine which is clearly cool-grown, but not mean or green; blackcurrant with bite.
  79796. 3135C
  79797. 1/8/96
  79798. Medium yellow-green; not flashy, but the bouquet is well balanced, of medium intensity, and with harmonious integration of gently peachy fruit with the oak. The palate is quite firm and fresh, almost crisp, with light white peach fruit and the same subtle oak of the bouquet.
  79799. Export
  79800. 98 bookH
  79801. 1997Q
  79802. 1996R
  79803. 1997V
  79804. 24/6/98Y
  79805. 24/6/98\
  79806. 2654^
  79807. James Halliday
  79808. 3136C
  79809. 1/4/97
  79810. Medium to full red-purple; a complex, concentrated bouquet with abundant dark, plummy fruit aromas, and surprisingly restrained oak. Plum, dark berry and dark chocolate flavours on the fore and mid-palate are then supported by persistent tannins and generous vanillin oak. Retasted October 1997 with near identical notes. Deliciously, voluptuously ripe with creamy vanilla oak and soft tannins.
  79811. Export
  79812. 98 bookH
  79813. 2010K
  79814. 2000R
  79815. 2010T
  79816. ChangedV
  79817. 24/6/98W
  79818. 99 bookY
  79819. 24/6/98\
  79820. 2656^
  79821. 3136w
  79822. James Halliday
  79823. 3149C
  79824. 1/2/97
  79825. 3151C
  79826. 1/1/97D
  79827. Medium red; a gently earthy bouquet with distinct regional touches, but overall with the fragrance one expects of Cabernet Franc. A pretty wine on the palate with some regional notes running through, tending to green leaf flavours on the finish.E
  79828. Export
  79829. 98 bookH
  79830. 3173C
  79831. 1/1/97D
  79832. Medium red; the bouquet has some style, with distinctly sappy/tobacco aromas leading on to a slippery/stemmy and lively palate with distinct Burgundian connotations. E
  79833. Export
  79834. 98 bookH
  79835. 1998Q
  79836. 1997R
  79837. 1998V
  79838. 24/6/98Y
  79839. 24/6/98\
  79840. 2693^
  79841. James Halliday
  79842. 3174C
  79843. 1/1/97D
  79844. Glowing yellow-green; a smooth, clean bouquet of medium to full intensity, showing melon and fig fruit with subtle oak. The palate is full-flavoured, with ripe melon fruit, some buttery notes, and quite evident though not aggressive oak.E
  79845. Export
  79846. 98 bookH
  79847. 1999Q
  79848. 1997R
  79849. 1999V
  79850. 24/6/98Y
  79851. 24/6/98\
  79852. 2694^
  79853. 3188C
  79854. 1/1/97
  79855. Medium yellow-green; a complex, tangy bouquet of medium to full intensity with quite pronounced oak (notwithstanding the back label description as 
  79856. subtle
  79857. ); the palate has lots of flavour and weight, with more of the tangy fruit flavours and likewise showing clever oak handling.
  79858. Export
  79859. 98 bookH
  79860. 2000Q
  79861. 1997R
  79862. 2000V
  79863. 24/6/98Y
  79864. 24/6/98\
  79865. 2705^
  79866. James Halliday
  79867. 3190C
  79868. 1/1/97D
  79869. Medium to full yellow; an unashamedly oak-driven style, but possessed of a complex bouquet and a big, buttery/oaky palate, well done in its style.E
  79870. Export
  79871. 98 bookH
  79872. 3191C
  79873. 1/1/97
  79874. Light to medium red; a light but quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of earthy shiraz fruit and pleasant vanillin oak; there are abundant black cherry and vanillin oak flavours on the palate which come together well, rounded off with soft but persistent tannins.
  79875. Export
  79876. 98 bookH
  79877. 2003Q
  79878. 1998R
  79879. 2003V
  79880. 24/6/98Y
  79881. 24/6/98\
  79882. 2707^
  79883. James Halliday
  79884. 3192C
  79885. 1/1/97
  79886. 5Medium yellow-green; a well-made wine from start to finish with complex barrel-ferment characters intermingled with tangy fruit on the bouquet; on the palate, quite delicate, sweet peachy fruit is supported by barrel-ferment oak characters. Less weighty than the bouquet suggests, but none the worse for that.
  79887. Export
  79888. 98 bookH
  79889. 1999Q
  79890. 1997R
  79891. 1999V
  79892. 24/6/98Y
  79893. 24/6/98\
  79894. 2708^
  79895. James Halliday
  79896. 3222C
  79897. 1/2/97D
  79898. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich bouquet, showing obvious botrytis and mandarin/peach flavours which come through strongly on the nicely balanced, if not especially complex, palate.E
  79899. export
  79900. 98 bookH
  79901. 1998Q
  79902. 1997R
  79903. 1998V
  79904. 24/6/98
  79905. 3340C
  79906. 1/1/97D
  79907. Medium yellow-green; a strong, concentrated, bracing toasty/spicy bouquet leads on to a high-flavoured, spicy/toasty palate, with a slightly phenolic grip to the finish.E
  79908. export
  79909. 98 bookH
  79910. 2002Q
  79911. 1997R
  79912. 2002V
  79913. 24/6/98Y
  79914. 24/6/98\
  79915. 2754^
  79916. James Halliday
  79917. 3341C
  79918. 1/2/97D
  79919. Medium purple-red; a clean, smooth bouquet with quite ripe cherry fruit of medium intensity. The palate is fully ripe, with dark berry, plum and black cherry fruit, backed by subtle oak. Fractionally one-dimensional, but an attractive wine to drink.E
  79920. export
  79921. 98 bookH
  79922. 1998Q
  79923. 1997R
  79924. 1998V
  79925. 24/6/98Y
  79926. 24/6/98\
  79927. 3389C
  79928. 1/4/97D
  79929. Light salmon-pink; the bouquet is quite fruity, with some spice and touches of strawberry; the palate is lively and light, with more of those wild strawberry and spice flavours promised by the bouquet. Pleasantly dry, crisp finish.E
  79930. export
  79931. 98 bookH
  79932. 1998K
  79933. 1997R
  79934. 1998V
  79935. 24/6/98Y
  79936. 24/6/98\
  79937. 2804^
  79938. James Halliday
  79939. 3390C
  79940. 1/5/97D
  79941. Medium yellow-green; a clean, firm bouquet of medium to full intensity showing good varietal character in a herb mineral spectrum; the palate is well weighted, balanced and structured, with a cunning hint of oak; very faintly phenolic on the finish.E
  79942. Export
  79943. 98 bookH
  79944. 3784C
  79945. 1/6/97
  79946. Medium yellow-green; an extremely stylish bouquet with tangy melon/citrus fruit surrounded by spicy French oak. A potent, powerfully, intensely flavoured wine on the palate, baroque in style but none the worse for that, and with the fruit (rather than oak) leading the charge.
  79947. 1999K
  79948. CD noteQ
  79949. 1997R
  79950. 1999V
  79951. 24/6/98W
  79952. 99 bookY
  79953. 24/6/98\
  79954. 2829^
  79955. 3784w
  79956. James Halliday
  79957. 3785C
  79958. 1/6/97D
  79959. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich, buttery/toasty bouquet leads into a big, mouthfilling wine with strong fruit on the early and mid-palate, falling away slightly on the finish.H
  79960. 1998K
  79961. 3812C
  79962. 1/4/97D
  79963. Light straw-yellow; the bouquet shows distinct tropical fruit salad aromas and an intriguing hint of spice. The palate takes up those fruit salad flavours, adding a touch of passionfruit for good measure; gently sweet and well made.H
  79964. 3821C
  79965. 1/7/97
  79966. \Full purple-red; the bouquet is complex and distinguished, at once powerful yet elegant, with vanilla oak to the fore, but spice, earth and boot-polish varietal fruit are there in strong support. The palate initially shows many of the same characteristics, but the oak becomes steadily more aggressive as the wine sits in the glass and is retasted.
  79967. 2010K
  79968. CD noteQ
  79969. 2000R
  79970. 2010V
  79971. 24/6/98W
  79972. 99 bookY
  79973. 24/6/98\
  79974. 2865^
  79975. 3821w
  79976. James Halliday
  79977. 3822C
  79978. 1/5/97
  79979. 1/9/94D
  79980. Medium yellow-green; extremely concentrated lime, citrus and honey aromas with tang and lift. The palate, too, shows unusually concentrated flavours, finishing long and crisp.H
  79981. 2000K
  79982. 1995R
  79983. 2000V
  79984. 24/6/98Y
  79985. 24/6/98\
  79986. 2869^
  79987. James Halliday
  79988. 1/10/96
  79989. Light green-yellow; initially firm and crisp with a subliminal hint of matchstick and just a little gooseberry, the bouquet grew and grew with aeration; the palate, too, catches up with you on the second taste, with herb and gooseberry flavours lingering on a long, persistent finish.
  79990. Export
  79991. 98 bookH
  79992. 1/10/97
  79993. LMedium red; an undeniably complex bouquet with a mix of briary/leafy/forest aromas attesting to the high percentage of whole bunches (and hence stalks) in the fermenter. The palate continues the wholly idiosyncratic style of Bannockburn with a potent mix of briary/foresty/gamey characters over the underlying plum and cherry fruit.
  79994. 2002K
  79995. 1998R
  79996. 2002U
  79997. 5/12/97V
  79998. 24/6/98W
  79999. 99 bookY
  80000. 24/6/98\
  80001. 2876^
  80002. James Halliday
  80003. 1017C
  80004. 1/10/97
  80005. 2085C
  80006. 1/10/97
  80007. 4005C
  80008. 1/10/97
  80009. Medium red, still retaining some traces of purple; the bouquet is of medium intensity, with some secondary, bottle-developed foresty characters starting to appear. The palate has good texture, structure and length, with black cherry and plum fruit of medium weight. Pales slightly against the very opulent 
  80010. 96 vintage wines from other makers which were on the market at the same time.
  80011. 2001K
  80012. 1998R
  80013. 2001U
  80014. 8/12/97V
  80015. 24/6/98W
  80016. 99 bookY
  80017. 24/6/98\
  80018. 2882^
  80019. 4005w
  80020. James Halliday
  80021. 2001C
  80022. 1/10/97D
  80023. Medium to full yellow-green; a rich toasty oaky bouquet leads logically into an extremely rich and complex wine on the palate, with pronounced malolactic fermentation influences, and even more new oak 
  80024.  just a little too much for my taste.F
  80025. 2000K
  80026. 1998R
  80027. 4013C
  80028. 1/10/97
  80029. Light to medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with reasonable varietal character in a sappy/strawberry/cherry range, but the palate is fairly acidic, lacking the texture and structure one expects from Wairarapa Pinot in such a good vintage.
  80030. 1999K
  80031. 1998R
  80032. 1999U
  80033. 8/12/97V
  80034. 24/6/98W
  80035. 99 bookY
  80036. 24/6/98\
  80037. 2899^
  80038. 4013w
  80039. James Halliday
  80040. 4016C
  80041. 1/10/97D
  80042. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean, with soft, dark berry fruits; the palate is well structured and balanced, but lacks varietal sparkle and definition.  F
  80043. 2001K
  80044. 1998R
  80045. 2001U
  80046. 8/12/97V
  80047. 24/6/98W
  80048. 99 bookY
  80049. 24/6/98\
  80050. 2903^
  80051. 4016w
  80052. James Halliday
  80053. 4017C
  80054. 1/10/97D
  80055. Light to medium red-purple; lively, clearly accented cherry and plum varietal fruit aromas lead into a well-made, nicely balanced palate with more of that cherry and plum fruit; soft tannins and subtle oak in support.F
  80056. 2000K
  80057. 1998R
  80058. 4018C
  80059. 1/10/97D
  80060. Bright, light yellow-green; intense lime/tropical aromas and flavours run through a beautifully made wine, with tremendous length to the palate, and perfect acidity on the finish to balance the luscious botrytised fruit.F
  80061. 2002K
  80062. 1998R
  80063. 2002U
  80064. 8/12/97V
  80065. 24/6/98W
  80066. 99 bookY
  80067. 24/6/98\
  80068. 2905^
  80069. 4018w
  80070. James Halliday
  80071. 4019C
  80072. 1/10/97
  80073. ALight to medium red-purple; in typical Diamond Valley-style, shows ripe, slightly jammy fruit on the bouquet, with abundant, sweet cherry/plum varietal flavour on the palate. The slight touch of jamminess is not the least bit offensive, simply providing the wine with a distinctive character. The oak influence is subtle.
  80074. 2001K
  80075. 1998R
  80076. 2001U
  80077. 8/12/97V
  80078. 24/6/98W
  80079. 99 bookY
  80080. 24/6/98\
  80081. 2907^
  80082. 4019w
  80083. James Halliday
  80084. 1/10/97D
  80085. Medium red-purple; there are a range of aromas, with a mix of tobacco leaf, stem, forest floor, spice and cherry which lead into a penetrating, sappy/stemmy/foresty palate. Acidity lengthens the finish; at the far end of the style spectrum.F
  80086. 1999K
  80087. 1998R
  80088. 1999U
  80089. 8/12/97V
  80090. 24/6/98W
  80091. 99 bookY
  80092. 24/6/98\
  80093. 2914^
  80094. James Halliday
  80095. 2226C
  80096. 1/10/97D
  80097. Light to medium red; the bouquet is simple and direct with light, fresh cherry fruit aromas; the palate, too, is simple and lacking the excitement of top Pinot Noir.F
  80098. 1999K
  80099. 1998R
  80100. 1999U
  80101. 8/12/97V
  80102. 24/6/98
  80103. 4022C
  80104. 1/10/97D
  80105. Dense red-purple; the bouquet is very concentrated, heavy and ripe, the palate likewise massively ripe, with potent tannins.  Definitely a style for those who like their Pinot Noir to fall into the dry red camp.F
  80106. 2003K
  80107. 2000R
  80108. 2003U
  80109. 8/12/97V
  80110. 24/6/98Y
  80111. 24/6/98\
  80112. 2916^
  80113. James Halliday
  80114. 1/10/97
  80115. ]Light to medium red; by the standards of Tarrawarra, a relatively light, fresh and simple bouquet, but perhaps none the worse for that, with attractive varietal cherry fruit. The palate is very good, fruit-driven, but with some real style, and a mix of cherry and more sappy flavours. An excellent entry point for those not familiar with Pinot Noir.
  80116. 2000K
  80117. 1998R
  80118. 2000U
  80119. 8/12/97V
  80120. 24/6/98W
  80121. 99 bookY
  80122. 24/6/98\
  80123. 2917^
  80124. James Halliday
  80125. 1/10/97
  80126. 1/10/97
  80127. Medium red-purple; an elegantly crafted wine, with a clean and smooth bouquet showing mid-weight black cherry fruit and subtle oak. There is plenty of weight and depth to the palate with red berry fruits, touches of earth and chocolate, finishing with pleasing tannins.
  80128. 2004K
  80129. 1998R
  80130. 2004U
  80131. 9/12/97V
  80132. 24/6/98Y
  80133. 24/6/98\
  80134. 2933^
  80135. James Halliday
  80136. 1/10/97D
  80137. Strong red-purple; spotlessly clean, ripe blackberry/blackcurrant aromas of medium to full intensity are followed by a stylish palate, with particularly soft, almost creamy, tannins, with hints of cedar and chocolate.  F
  80138. 2008K
  80139. 2000R
  80140. 2008U
  80141. 9/12/97V
  80142. 24/6/98W
  80143. 99 bookY
  80144. 24/6/98\
  80145. 2945^
  80146. James Halliday
  80147. 3113C
  80148. 1/10/97D
  80149. Medium red-purple; a powerful, potent bouquet with distinctive regional gravelly overtones. A similarly powerful palate, with the same depth and forceful tannins which marked the 
  80150. 94.  F
  80151. 2010K
  80152. 3157C
  80153. 1/10/97
  80154. XMedium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with sweet berry fruit and gentle vanilla oak. Attractive, softly sweet cassis fruit on the palate is again supported by well-handled oak. Won't be particularly long-lived, but its softness and approachability are a very good outcome for a vintage which produced many tough wines.
  80155. 2004K
  80156. 1999R
  80157. 2004U
  80158. 16/12/97V
  80159. 24/6/98W
  80160. 99 bookY
  80161. 24/6/98\
  80162. 2956^
  80163. 3157w
  80164. James Halliday
  80165. 1/1/98D
  80166. Surprisingly light colour; a very disappointing bouquet with distinct old oak/pongy/gluepaste aromas. The palate is marginally better, but this is a fairly ordinary wine.  F
  80167. 2001K
  80168. 4041C
  80169. 1/10/97D
  80170. Medium red-purple; quite fragrant (as the cold fermentation would suggest), clean and fresh; a marked lemon and vanilla oak influence is also immediately apparent. A well-made, elegant wine on the palate, with fresh berry fruit and nicely balanced oak.F
  80171. 2003K
  80172. 1998R
  80173. 2003U
  80174. 19/12/97V
  80175. 24/6/98W
  80176. 99 bookY
  80177. 24/6/98\
  80178. 2971^
  80179. 4041w
  80180. James Halliday
  80181. 1/10/97
  80182. Youthful purple-red, as one would expect. The bouquet is similarly youthful, with red berry, mint, leaf and earth aromas. Light cherry fruit and soft tannins on a pleasant palate mark a wine which is still improving but will mature fairly quickly. It would seem to show the influence of increased Vinomatic fermentation. 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Shiraz, 6% Cabernet Franc, 3% Malbec, 3% Merlot.
  80183. 2004K
  80184. 3093C
  80185. 1/10/97D
  80186. Light to medium yellow-green; a rich and full bouquet with faintly biscuity/burnt aromas, reminiscent of the Hunter Valley. The palate, too, has some biscuity flavours sometimes encountered in the Hunter. Strange.F
  80187. 4068C
  80188. 1/10/97D
  80189. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is clean and fresh with red cherry and plum fruit, tinged with earth; the palate is firm, as befits the variety, with plummy/briary fruit, supple tannins and good length and structure.F
  80190. 2005K
  80191. 2000R
  80192. 2005U
  80193. 7/1/98V
  80194. 24/6/98W
  80195. 99 bookY
  80196. 24/6/98\
  80197. 3043^
  80198. 4068w
  80199. James Halliday
  80200. 4069C
  80201. 1/10/97D
  80202. Medium red-purple; sophisticated cedar and tobacco oak is woven through pleasant fruit on the bouquet; a mix of spice, earth and mulberry fruit on the palate is surrounded by opulent oak which unashamedly drives the wine. F
  80203. 4073C
  80204. 1/10/97D
  80205. Deep yellow, quite amazing for a relatively young wine. The bouquet is striking with a dry herb underlay to lemony fruit. The palate is massive, almost impossibly full flavoured, and difficult to judge by conventional standards. F
  80206. 1999K
  80207. 1998R
  80208. 1999U
  80209. 7/1/98V
  80210. 24/6/98W
  80211. 99 bookY
  80212. 24/6/98\
  80213. 3057^
  80214. 4073w
  80215. James Halliday
  80216. 4074C
  80217. 1/10/97D
  80218. Light green-yellow; a crisp, clean bouquet of light to medium intensity with utterly correct toasty/grassy varietal character. A fresh and lively wine on the palate, crisp and clean, and eschewing the use of either oak or residual sugar to pump it up.F
  80219. 2003K
  80220. 1/10/97D
  80221. Light to medium green-yellow; a crisp, clean bouquet with a mix of mineral, herb and mint aromas. A refreshing, cool-grown style, with lively, zesty lemony overtones to the crisp fruit on the palate. F
  80222. 1/10/97
  80223. Light green-yellow; while of only light to medium intensity, the bouquet is quite fragrant, with nuances of grapefruit, melon, passionfruit and more mineral character. The pleasant palate shows all of the characters evident on the bouquet, albeit in a relatively light-bodied style.
  80224. 2000K
  80225. 1998R
  80226. 2000U
  80227. 8/1/98V
  80228. 24/6/98W
  80229. 99 bookY
  80230. 24/6/98\
  80231. 3082^
  80232. James Halliday
  80233. 1/10/97
  80234. Medium to full yellow-green, relatively advanced early in its life. There is ripe, peachy fruit on the fairly full bouquet with a hint of chippy oak. A wine in the commercial mainstream, but without the extraordinary finesse and quality of the Diamond Label red wines.
  80235. 1999K
  80236. 1998R
  80237. 1999U
  80238. 8/1/98V
  80239. 24/6/98W
  80240. 99 bookY
  80241. 24/6/98\
  80242. 3083^
  80243. James Halliday
  80244. 4083C
  80245. 1/10/97D
  80246. Light to medium green-yellow; pleasant melon-accented fruit with fairly assertive oak on the bouquet, and a repeat on the palate with smooth melon fruit at the centre, surrounded by assertive oak. The two components will marry with bottle age.F
  80247. 2003K
  80248. 1999R
  80249. 2003U
  80250. 8/1/98V
  80251. 24/6/98W
  80252. 99 bookY
  80253. 24/6/98\
  80254. 3091^
  80255. 4083w
  80256. James Halliday
  80257. 3032C
  80258. 1/10/97
  80259. xMedium yellow-green; a complex bouquet with the full array of winemaking techniques coming through to best advantage:  nutty malolactic fermentation influences, good fruit weight and well-balanced and integrated oak. The palate is in distinctive style with full-on barrel-ferment and malolactic-fermentation influences, but rich fruit there to support those winemaking inputs.
  80260. 2002K
  80261. 1998R
  80262. 2002U
  80263. 8/1/98V
  80264. 24/6/98W
  80265. 99 bookY
  80266. 24/6/98\
  80267. 3093^
  80268. 3032w
  80269. James Halliday
  80270. 4093C
  80271. 1/10/97D
  80272. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is still attractive, fresh and lively, with lemony varietal fruit; the tangy palate has excellent length and mouthfeel, the oak barely perceptible.F
  80273. 2002K
  80274. 1998R
  80275. 2002U
  80276. 12/1/98V
  80277. 24/6/98W
  80278. 99 bookY
  80279. 24/6/98\
  80280. 3110^
  80281. 4093w
  80282. James Halliday
  80283. 1/10/97D
  80284. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is fruit-driven with tangy citrus and melon aromas, the palate with more of those sweet melon flavours, and a faint touch of cashew; all in all, a wine with a lot of fruit character.F
  80285. 2003K
  80286. 1/10/97D
  80287. Medium yellow-green; an ultra-sophisticated wine from start to finish, showing enormously skilled use of oak and malolactic fermentation to add texture and character to the peach and citrus fruit.F
  80288. 2001K
  80289. 1998R
  80290. 2001U
  80291. 12/1/98V
  80292. 24/6/98W
  80293. 99 bookY
  80294. 24/6/98\
  80295. 3115^
  80296. James Halliday
  80297. 2204C
  80298. 1/10/97D
  80299. Deep, bright yellow; an incredibly rich and intense wine with complex cumquat and lime aromas and flavours, balanced by powerful acidity on the finish.F
  80300. 2001K
  80301. 4098C
  80302. 1/10/97D
  80303. Medium red-purple; somewhat unusually for Elderton, fruit, rather than oak-driven, with classic red and blackcurrant fruit supported by gentle cedary oak on both bouquet and the long palate. 
  80304. 1/11/97
  80305. FMedium yellow-green; a riotous bouquet with powerful fruit and some degree of faintly medicinal lift. The palate has masses and masses of flavour, flooding the mouth with sweet citrussy fruit, yet remaining well balanced. Trophy winner at the 1997 Clare Valley Wine Show, and has drawn hyperbolic praise from various critics. 
  80306. 2005K
  80307. 1999R
  80308. 2005U
  80309. 13/1/98V
  80310. 24/6/98W
  80311. 99 bookY
  80312. 24/6/98\
  80313. 3123^
  80314. James Halliday
  80315. 2367C
  80316. 1/11/97D
  80317. Light to medium yellow-green; a lifted, floral bouquet which is quite attractive, helped by passionfruit aromas. The wine has similar palate flavours; truly, a pleasant early drinking style.
  80318. 1/11/97
  80319. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity with classic faint honeysuckle aromas. The palate needs time to bring out its latent varietal character, but has plenty of fruit weight, and is almost certain to develop very well with age.
  80320. 2008K
  80321. 2001R
  80322. 2008U
  80323. 13/1/98V
  80324. 24/6/98W
  80325. 99 bookY
  80326. 24/6/98\
  80327. 3136^
  80328. James Halliday
  80329. 3793C
  80330. 1/11/97D
  80331. Light to medium yellow-green; subtle melon and fig fruit aromas, with barely perceptible oak, lead into a fine, elegant understated yet classic Yarra-style Chardonnay, with citrus and melon fruit, finishing with good acidity.F
  80332. 2003K
  80333. 1998R
  80334. 2003U
  80335. 13/1/98V
  80336. 24/6/98W
  80337. 99 bookY
  80338. 24/6/98\
  80339. 3137^
  80340. 3793w
  80341. James Halliday
  80342. 4106C
  80343. 1/11/97
  80344. 3004C
  80345. 1/11/97
  80346. #Medium yellow-green; a voluminous, ripe and complex bouquet, with a faultless marriage of fruit and subtle oak. The palate, like the bouquet, is driven by the complex, ripe gooseberry and passionfruit flavours, with just a hint of spicy oak in support. Has all the length one could wish for.
  80347. 2000K
  80348. 1998R
  80349. 2000U
  80350. 13/1/98V
  80351. 24/6/98W
  80352. 99 bookY
  80353. 24/6/98\
  80354. 3183^
  80355. 3004w
  80356. James Halliday
  80357. 1/11/97D
  80358. Deep red-purple; an extremely powerful, concentrated and rich bouquet leads into an opulently layered palate with a range of black cherry and blackberry fruit, ample tannins and lush oak in support.F
  80359. 2015K
  80360. 2005R
  80361. 2015U
  80362. 14/1/98V
  80363. 24/6/98W
  80364. 99 book
  80365. 4142C
  80366. 1/10/97D
  80367. Bright yellow-green; the aromatic sauvignon blanc component is obvious on the bouquet, but on the palate the two varieties mesh neatly together, producing a most attractive wine with excellent flavour and balance.F
  80368. 2002K
  80369. 1998R
  80370. 2002U
  80371. 15/1/98V
  80372. 24/6/98W
  80373. 99 bookY
  80374. 24/6/98\
  80375. 3201^
  80376. 4142w
  80377. James Halliday
  80378. 4143C
  80379. 1/10/97D
  80380. Medium yellow-green; ripe gooseberry/tropical aromas of medium to full intensity build further on a full-blown tropical/gooseberry palate. Good length.F
  80381. 1999K
  80382. 1998R
  80383. 1999U
  80384. 15/1/98V
  80385. 24/6/98W
  80386. 99 bookY
  80387. 24/6/98\
  80388. 3202^
  80389. 4143w
  80390. James Halliday
  80391. 4144C
  80392. 1/10/97D
  80393. Light to medium yellow-green; a stylish bouquet with strong toasty oak and nutty malolactic fermentation influences are largely mirrored on the palate, where barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation both make a very strong statement. F
  80394. 2000K
  80395. 1998R
  80396. 2000U
  80397. 15/1/98V
  80398. 24/6/98W
  80399. 99 bookY
  80400. 24/6/98\
  80401. 3203^
  80402. 4144w
  80403. James Halliday
  80404. 2323C
  80405. 1/10/97D
  80406. Light to medium yellow-green; an interesting bouquet, with bready/mealy notes, not particularly rich. The palate, again, is in a finer style, quite long, with secondary bready and minerally characters.F
  80407. 4149C
  80408. 1/10/97D
  80409. Strong red-purple; powerful fruit on the bouquet is supported by strong charry toasty oak. The vibrant, youthful and juicy palate has lantana-like overtones, running into exotic oriental fruits. Unconventional but very interesting.F
  80410. 2005K
  80411. 2000R
  80412. 2005U
  80413. 15/1/98V
  80414. 24/6/98W
  80415. 99 bookY
  80416. 24/6/98\
  80417. 4158C
  80418. 1/1/98D
  80419. Medium purple-red; the bouquet is youthful and slightly unformed, but with plenty of clean, fresh fruit. Sweet juicy Malbec flavours, with some more chocolatey notes helps provide an unexpectedly sweet and soft palate, finishing with soft tannins.F
  80420. 2004K
  80421. 1999R
  80422. 2004U
  80423. 22/1/98V
  80424. 24/6/98W
  80425. 99 bookY
  80426. 24/6/98\
  80427. 3225^
  80428. 4158w
  80429. James Halliday
  80430. 1/1/98D
  80431. Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows some red berry fruits with earthy/chocolatey Cabernet character. On the palate some minty flavours come through; direct and not particularly complex, nor destined for a particularly long life.F
  80432. 1/7/97D
  80433. Medium red-purple; gamey characters run through a wine with ripe, juicy jammy berry fruit on the bouquet, but finishing with a fair degree of astringency.F
  80434. 2001K
  80435. 1998R
  80436. 2001U
  80437. 22/1/98V
  80438. 24/6/98Y
  80439. 24/6/98\
  80440. 3239^
  80441. James Halliday
  80442. 4178C
  80443. 1/1/98
  80444. Medium to full yellow-green; a big, rich wine with lots of barrel-ferment characters and abundant ripe, peach and melon fruit on the bouquet. Less fat on the mid-palate than expected, and does have some minerally grip to the finish, helping the overall balance of the wine.
  80445. 1999K
  80446. 1998R
  80447. 1999U
  80448. 23/1/98V
  80449. 24/6/98W
  80450. 99 bookY
  80451. 24/6/98\
  80452. 3268^
  80453. 4178w
  80454. James Halliday
  80455. 1/1/98
  80456. Medium red-purple; powerfully astringent, earthy raw-cut varietal character on the bouquet is followed by a similarly raw and fairly aggressive palate. The redeeming feature of the wine is the strength of the fruit, and it just may settle down with time in bottle.
  80457. 2005K
  80458. 2002R
  80459. 2005U
  80460. 23/1/98V
  80461. 24/6/98W
  80462. 99 bookY
  80463. 24/6/98\
  80464. 3289^
  80465. James Halliday
  80466. 1/1/98D
  80467. Light to medium red; a distinctly grassy/herbal/leafy bouquet leads into a zesty palate with a range of leaf, spice and mint fruit flavours. F
  80468. 3810C
  80469. 1/1/98
  80470. Strong red-purple; exceptionally rich and ripe aromas with luscious blackberry, blackcurrant and spice introduce a lusciously ripe blackberry/currant flavoured palate. The fruit has swallowed up all that new oak, and the acid and tannin balance has been judged to perfection.
  80471. 2010K
  80472. 2000R
  80473. 2010U
  80474. 23/1/98V
  80475. 24/6/98W
  80476. 99 bookY
  80477. 24/6/98\
  80478. 3292^
  80479. 3810w
  80480. James Halliday
  80481. 1/12/97D
  80482. Medium yellow-green; a rich, full and toasty bouquet, one of the big 
  80483. 97 Clare Valley styles. A big, generously flavoured palate.F
  80484. 2007K
  80485. 2002R
  80486. 2007U
  80487. 24/1/98V
  80488. 24/6/98W
  80489. 99 bookY
  80490. 24/6/98\
  80491. 3327^
  80492. James Halliday
  80493. 3100C
  80494. 1/11/97D
  80495. Glowing medium yellow-green; a clean, rich and full bouquet, tangy yet sweet, with subtle oak is followed by a lively wine on the palate, showing excellent tangy, mouthfilling fruit and again just the faintest touch of oak.F
  80496. 2002K
  80497. 1998R
  80498. 2002U
  80499. 24/1/98V
  80500. 24/6/98W
  80501. 99 bookY
  80502. 24/6/98\
  80503. 4211C
  80504. 1/10/97D
  80505. Medium yellow-green; there is a mix of spice, lychee and rose petal aromas leading into a bone-dry, lightly spiced palate which will develop fruit fatness with age.F
  80506. 2003K
  80507. 1998R
  80508. 4212C
  80509. 1/10/97
  80510. /Medium yellow-green; a clean and smooth bouquet of light to medium intensity with pleasant peach and melon fruit and minimal oak. The well-balanced and composed palate shows more of that peach and melon fruit with a touch of vanilla and spice from the American oak component. A smooth and pleasant wine.
  80511. 2001K
  80512. 1998R
  80513. 2001U
  80514. 24/1/98V
  80515. 24/6/98W
  80516. 99 bookY
  80517. 24/6/98\
  80518. 3342^
  80519. 4212w
  80520. James Halliday
  80521. 4213C
  80522. 1/10/97
  80523. DMedium to full yellow-green; notwithstanding all of the oak used, the influence is subtle on soft, peachy buttery fruit on the bouquet. In the mouth the wine is much richer texturally, long, smooth and round, rich yet not cloying. Peach and melon fruit on the excellent mid-palate are followed by a pleasantly drying finish.
  80524. 2003K
  80525. 1998R
  80526. 2003U
  80527. 24/1/98
  80528. 4214C
  80529. 1/10/97D
  80530. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity with quite fragrant cedary/earthy/briary aromas. The palate is smooth, of medium intensity, with soft tannins and again those briary/earthy flavours. Neither lush nor particularly fruity.F
  80531. 2003K
  80532. 1999R
  80533. 2003U
  80534. 24/1/98V
  80535. 24/6/98W
  80536. 99 bookY
  80537. 24/6/98\
  80538. 3344^
  80539. 4214w
  80540. James Halliday
  80541. 4215C
  80542. 1/10/97
  80543. ISpectacular colour; exceptionally rich, almost voluptuous cassis/berry fruit is the driving force in the bouquet, and has swallowed up the new oak. An excellent palate showing a mix of cassis, spice, a hint of plum and a touch of meatiness. Despite all these flavours, the wine has elegance, finishing with well-balanced tannins.
  80544. 2010K
  80545. 2000R
  80546. 2010U
  80547. 24/1/98V
  80548. 24/6/98W
  80549. 99 bookY
  80550. 24/6/98\
  80551. 3345^
  80552. 4215w
  80553. James Halliday
  80554. 4216C
  80555. 1/10/97
  80556. Glowing yellow-green; exceptionally sophisticated use of oak is immediately apparent on the complex and powerful bouquet, supported, however, by citrus/melon fruit. That same sophisticated oak use introduces and closes the palate with melon and grapefruit flavours peaking on the mid-palate. Just a fraction more fruit weight and concentration would lift it into the highest category, and if it develops like the 
  80557. 95, may achieve that height anyway.
  80558. 2002K
  80559. 1998R
  80560. 2002U
  80561. 24/1/98V
  80562. 24/6/98W
  80563. 99 bookY
  80564. 24/6/98\
  80565. 3346^
  80566. 4216w
  80567. James Halliday
  80568. 2010C
  80569. 1/10/97
  80570. (Light yellow-green; the bouquet is crisp, and while of light to medium intensity does show a range of passionfruit, citrus and gooseberry aromas. The brisk, tangy and spotlessly clean palate has lemony and gently herbal fruit flavours, the finish giving no hint of the touch of unfermented sugar.
  80571. 4217C
  80572. 1/10/97
  80573. 4Medium red-purple; there is lots of aroma and spice on the sweet plummy berry bouquet which shows some barrel-ferment characters. The palate has the sweetness and suppleness missing from so many New Zealand Cabernets, yet is not egregiously oaky. Good tannins pick up on the finish; the wine should age well.
  80574. 2005K
  80575. 1999R
  80576. 2005U
  80577. 24/1/98V
  80578. 24/6/98
  80579. 1/1/98
  80580. 4229C
  80581. 1/1/98D
  80582. Glowing yellow-green; a big, spicy citrus and lime bouquet is matched by an equally big, strongly flavoured palate. It may be entirely unreasonable, but I would like to see a little more restraint in such a young wine. 
  80583. 4230C
  80584. 1/1/98
  80585. ;Medium yellow-green; a complex and stylish wine with attractive melon and nectarine fruit woven through spicy nutmeg oak. A similarly stylish and well-balanced palate of medium weight, with the oak obvious, and perhaps just a fraction too much so on the mid to back palate where the fruit lightens off fractionally.
  80586. 1999K
  80587. 1998R
  80588. 1999U
  80589. 28/1/98V
  80590. 24/6/98W
  80591. 99 bookY
  80592. 24/6/98\
  80593. 3373^
  80594. 4230w
  80595. James Halliday
  80596. 1/1/98
  80597. EMedium red-purple; sweet berry fruit aromas are supported by pronounced oak on the bouquet; the palate, too, shows a lot of oak influence which is not yet fully integrated, and which tends to overshadow the unquestionably sweet plum and cassis fruit. A splashy show style which could well mature into something quite special.
  80598. 2019C
  80599. 1/1/98D
  80600. Light to medium yellow-green; a discreet bouquet minerally and not aromatic is followed by a light, crisp and clean palate, which has no fault but which lacks the expected intensity and sparkle. By all accounts the 
  80601. 97 is significantly better.F
  80602. 2000K
  80603. 4276C
  80604. 1/10/97D
  80605. Medium yellow-green; a powerful and complex bouquet driven by the barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment inputs is followed by a solidly constructed, well-balanced palate with peach and ripe fig fruit; soft finish.F
  80606. 4278C
  80607. 1/10/97D
  80608. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, distinctly herbal in character. The palate is likewise in the herbal/mineral spectrum, in a dry, restrained style.F
  80609. 1999K
  80610. 1998R
  80611. 1999U
  80612. 4/2/98V
  80613. 24/6/98W
  80614. 99 bookY
  80615. 24/6/98\
  80616. 3457^
  80617. 4278w
  80618. James Halliday
  80619. 3009C
  80620. 1/10/97D
  80621. Medium yellow-green; highly aromatic and tangy gooseberry fruit, with faintly minerally undertones, leads into a fresh, well-balanced stylish wine on the palate, with lingering gooseberry and herb flavours.F
  80622. 1999K
  80623. 1998R
  80624. 1999U
  80625. 4/2/98V
  80626. 24/6/98W
  80627. 99 bookY
  80628. 24/6/98\
  80629. 3463^
  80630. 3009w
  80631. James Halliday
  80632. 2030C
  80633. 1/10/97D
  80634. Light yellow-green; a spotlessly clean, wonderfully fragrant, almost crunchy crisp gooseberry and passionfruit bouquet leads into a wonderfully pure palate, with impeccable balance, outstanding length and glorious varietal definition.F
  80635. 4295C
  80636. 1/10/97D
  80637. Light to medium yellow-green; there are strong spicy lychee and peach aromas on the bouquet, and plenty more of that peach and lychee fruit on the palate which avoids the phenolic trap. F
  80638. 4296C
  80639. 1/10/97
  80640. Light to medium yellow-green; there is ripe and generous gooseberry fruit on the bouquet which is of medium to full intensity. A nicely weighted and styled wine on the palate, again with predominant gooseberry flavours (and no passionfruit) and a touch of grip to the finish.
  80641. 1999K
  80642. 1998R
  80643. 1999U
  80644. 4/2/98V
  80645. 24/6/98W
  80646. 99 bookY
  80647. 24/6/98\
  80648. 3492^
  80649. 4296w
  80650. James Halliday
  80651. 2086C
  80652. 1/10/97
  80653. *Medium yellow-green; a wine which continuously evolves and reveals itself as it sits in the glass, tightly constructed but extremely stylish. The palate is beautifully balanced, with gently ripe melon and fig fruit supported by faultless oak handling. It has an exceptionally long carry and finish.
  80654. 2003K
  80655. 1998R
  80656. 2003U
  80657. 4/2/98V
  80658. 24/6/98W
  80659. 99 bookY
  80660. 24/6/98\
  80661. 3494^
  80662. 2051C
  80663. 1/10/97
  80664. 1Light to medium yellow-green; pronounced dried straw, herb and grass characters are mixed with slightly riper fruit aromas on the bouquet, followed by potent herbal, green capsicum and gooseberry flavours on the palate. Tasted on a number of occasions with identical notes. Broader, older-style Sauvignon.
  80665. 1999K
  80666. 1998R
  80667. 1999U
  80668. 4/2/98V
  80669. 24/6/98W
  80670. 99 book
  80671. 4301C
  80672. 1/10/97
  80673. 6Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean with a nice mix of biscuity/minerally secondary fruit flavours and faintly spicy oak. Tangy melon and citrus fruit comes through on the palate, which has considerable length, and which is neither overblown by the malolactic fermentation nor shrouded with oak.
  80674. 2003K
  80675. 1999R
  80676. 2003U
  80677. 4/2/98V
  80678. 24/6/98W
  80679. 99 bookY
  80680. 24/6/98\
  80681. 3504^
  80682. 4301w
  80683. James Halliday
  80684. 4309C
  80685. 1/10/97D
  80686. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, of medium intensity, smooth and not particularly complex, but with nicely balanced melon and cashew fruit and oak. The palate has good attack and length, with nice citrus melon fruit, and length to the finish.F
  80687. 1999K
  80688. 1998R
  80689. 1999U
  80690. 4/2/98V
  80691. 24/6/98W
  80692. 99 bookY
  80693. 24/6/98\
  80694. 3516^
  80695. 4309w
  80696. James Halliday
  80697. 4310C
  80698. 1/10/97D
  80699. Medium yellow-green; a rich and complex bouquet with ripe citrus and melon fruit and sweet oak leads into a richly flavoured palate with abundant white peach fruit, almost to the point of sweet canned fruit, and subtle oak on the close.F
  80700. 4311C
  80701. 1/10/97
  80702.     Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet shows lots of cashew characters and charry French oak; on the palate the barrel fermentation and malolactic fermentation run through a creamy cashew-flavoured wine. I would just like to see a bit more chardonnay fruit left.
  80703. 1999K
  80704. 1998R
  80705. 1999U
  80706. 4/2/98V
  80707. 24/6/98W
  80708. 99 bookY
  80709. 24/6/98\
  80710. 3518^
  80711. 4311w
  80712. James Halliday
  80713. 1/10/97
  80714. Very light green-yellow; an incredibly voluminous and aromatic bouquet with striking passionfruit aromas is followed by a fresh, clean and almost delicate palate. The flavours do track the bouquet, but (happily) are less intense. Well-balanced acidity; the finish is bone-dry.
  80715. 1999K
  80716. 1998R
  80717. 1999U
  80718. 4/2/98V
  80719. 24/6/98W
  80720. 99 bookY
  80721. 24/6/98\
  80722. 3519^
  80723. James Halliday
  80724. 4318C
  80725. 1/10/97
  80726. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is complex, with the barrel-fermentation and malolactic-fermentation inputs obvious but not killing the fruit. On the palate, strong winemaker thumbprints appear all over a highly structured wine, which is almost Californian in style.
  80727. 1999K
  80728. 1998R
  80729. 1999U
  80730. 4/2/98V
  80731. 24/6/98W
  80732. 99 bookY
  80733. 24/6/98\
  80734. 3527^
  80735. 4318w
  80736. James Halliday
  80737. 3007C
  80738. 1/10/97D
  80739. Light green-yellow; avoluminous, perfumed bouquet is driven by passionfruit and gooseberry fruit aromas, with a mix of passionfruit, gooseberry and more grassy characters on the long palate.F
  80740. 1999K
  80741. 1998R
  80742. 1999U
  80743. 5/2/98V
  80744. 24/6/98W
  80745. 99 bookY
  80746. 24/6/98\
  80747. 3561^
  80748. 3007w
  80749. James Halliday
  80750. 4341C
  80751. 1/10/97D
  80752. Light green-yellow; a fresh and crisp bouquet with a mix of lemon, citrus and mineral aromas leads into a well-balanced moderately ripe citrus and gooseberry-flavoured palate.F
  80753. 1999K
  80754. 1998R
  80755. 1999U
  80756. 5/2/98V
  80757. 24/6/98
  80758. 2098C
  80759. 1/10/97D
  80760. Medium to full yellow-green; the stylish and tangy bouquet shows obvious barrel-ferment characters; the palate, however, is marvellously soft yet not flabby, with a textured silky delicacy surrounded by nectarine fruit and some cashew characters.F
  80761. 1999K
  80762. 1998R
  80763. 1999U
  80764. 5/2/98V
  80765. 24/6/98W
  80766. 99 bookY
  80767. 24/6/98\
  80768. 3572^
  80769. 2098w
  80770. James Halliday
  80771. 1/1/98D
  80772. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite solid with a mix of buttery/figgy fruit and evident but not oppressive oak. The palate is likewise solid, with peachy/buttery fruit, but does lack focus and sharpness on the finish.F
  80773. 1999K
  80774. 1/1/98
  80775. -Medium to full red-purple; the best of the Cabernet family wines produced at Balnaves in 1996, with sweet cassis berry fruit and subtle oak. There is plenty of concentration to the cassis/red berry fruit on the palate, supported by fine, lingering tannins and the same subtly sweet oak as the bouquet.
  80776. 2005K
  80777. 2001R
  80778. 2005U
  80779. 5/2/98V
  80780. 24/6/98W
  80781. 99 bookY
  80782. 24/6/98\
  80783. 3575^
  80784. James Halliday
  80785. 3066C
  80786. 1/1/98D
  80787. Medium to full yellow-green; a quite full bouquet with yellow peach, banana and tropical fruit aromas. The palate has abundant, soft, tropical fruit running through to the mid-palate, although it does lighten off slightly on the finish.F
  80788. 1999K
  80789. 1998R
  80790. 1999U
  80791. 5/2/98V
  80792. 24/6/98W
  80793. 99 bookY
  80794. 24/6/98\
  80795. 3591^
  80796. 3066w
  80797. James Halliday
  80798. 1/1/98D
  80799. Full yellow; the bouquet shows distinctly soft peachy/buttery fruit and the barest hint of oak. The palate follows down the same track, with soft, easy drinking peachy flavours and appropriately gentle oak.F
  80800. 1999K
  80801. 4364C
  80802. 1/1/98
  80803. WMedium to full yellow-green; very strong spicy/clove/nutmeg American oak is the first impression on a strikingly rich bouquet. The palate, too, is driven by sophisticated and largely successful use of American oak, although it does catch up a little on the finish, where coffee/toffee flavours overtake the vanilla and peach of the mid-palate.
  80804. 1999K
  80805. 1998R
  80806. 1999U
  80807. 5/2/98V
  80808. 24/6/98W
  80809. 99 bookY
  80810. 24/6/98\
  80811. 3607^
  80812. 4364w
  80813. James Halliday
  80814. 2277C
  80815. 1/1/98
  80816. 1/1/98
  80817. ;Dark, dense red-purple; an extremely complex bouquet with spice, liquorice and distinct gamey overtones. An enormously powerful and complex wine on the palate, but tasted as a blended barrel sample, and before pre-bottling fining. The rating is approximate only; Tim Kirk thinks the wine may be one of the best yet.
  80818. 2000K
  80819. 1993R
  80820. 2000U
  80821. 5/2/98V
  80822. 24/6/98W
  80823. 99 bookY
  80824. 24/6/98\
  80825. 3609^
  80826. James Halliday
  80827. 4368C
  80828. 1/1/98
  80829. 1/1/98
  80830. 4379C
  80831. 1/1/98D
  80832. Dark purple-red; a youthful, potent bouquet with rich dark fruit aromas, and a fresh, well-balanced palate of medium weight exhibiting an array of plum, berry and spice flavours. Should develop well with extended cork age.F
  80833. 2008K
  80834. 2002R
  80835. 2008U
  80836. 6/2/98V
  80837. 24/6/98W
  80838. 99 bookY
  80839. 24/6/98\
  80840. 3636^
  80841. 4379w
  80842. James Halliday
  80843. 4380C
  80844. 1/1/98D
  80845. Medium red; the bouquet is clean, with earthy/leafy/briary aromas of medium intensity. The palate is light, with flavours in the earthy/stemmy/briary spectrum, followed by a clean but low-tannin finish.F
  80846. 4384C
  80847. 1/1/98D
  80848. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is firm, crisp and clean, with classic youthful herbaceous semillon aromas; the palate likewise delicate, clean and crisp with perfectly balanced lemony fruit and acid. Still a baby.F
  80849. 4389C
  80850. 1/1/98D
  80851. Youthful red-purple; a surprisingly attractive, zesty, sweet juicy berry fruit-driven bouquet is followed by a lively slightly minty palate, finishing with slightly sharp acid. F
  80852. 2000K
  80853. 1998R
  80854. 2000U
  80855. 6/2/98V
  80856. 24/6/98W
  80857. 99 bookY
  80858. 24/6/98\
  80859. 3647^
  80860. 4389w
  80861. James Halliday
  80862. 4393C
  80863. 1/1/98D
  80864. Medium to full yellow-green; a bouquet which falls on the full side of the Clare watershed, with a powerfully structured palate of lemon/citrus and mineral flavours, with a dry finish.F
  80865. 2002K
  80866. 1998R
  80867. 2002U
  80868. 6/2/98V
  80869. 24/6/98W
  80870. 99 bookY
  80871. 24/6/98\
  80872. 3657^
  80873. 4393w
  80874. James Halliday
  80875. 1/1/98D
  80876. Full red-purple; a powerful, dense bouquet with dark fruits and hints of bitter chocolate leads logically into a rich, dark chocolate and black cherry-flavoured palate with soft but persistent tannins woven throughout. Subtle oak.F
  80877. 2008K
  80878. 2000R
  80879. 3051C
  80880. 1/1/98D
  80881. Light to medium red-purple; a quite fragrant bouquet with a mix of minty and sweeter berry aromas is followed by a palate with greater weight and richness than the bouquet suggests, fleshed out by a hint of sweet vanilla oak and rounded, fluffy tannins.F
  80882. 2002K
  80883. 1998R
  80884. 2002U
  80885. 6/2/98V
  80886. 24/6/98W
  80887. 99 bookY
  80888. 24/6/98\
  80889. 3666^
  80890. 3051w
  80891. James Halliday
  80892. 4397C
  80893. 1/1/98D
  80894. Medium red-purple; sweet chocolate and berry aromas of medium to full intensity are supported by subtle oak on both bouquet and palate. Still quite youthful, well balanced and again with just a trace of lift. F
  80895. 2003K
  80896. 1998R
  80897. 2003U
  80898. 6/2/98
  80899. 1/1/98
  80900. Medium to full yellow-green; a very complex bouquet with an array of toasty nutty bacony aromas to accompany the melon fruit is followed by a no less powerful and complex palate. Very Burgundian in feel and texture, it is already weighty by the normally reserved standards of Giaconda.
  80901. 2006K
  80902. 2000R
  80903. 2006U
  80904. 6/2/98V
  80905. 24/6/98W
  80906. 99 bookY
  80907. 24/6/98\
  80908. 3694^
  80909. James Halliday
  80910. 1/1/98
  80911. 7Light red, giving no hint of the outstanding character and flavour of the wine. The bouquet is striking, with fragrant sappy, spicy aromas; the palate is extraordinarily long, with silky slippery sappy foresty flavours rippling on and on. Superb with tea-smoked duck, each mouthful better than the previous one.
  80912. 2003K
  80913. 1999R
  80914. 2003U
  80915. 6/2/98V
  80916. 24/6/98W
  80917. 99 bookY
  80918. 24/6/98\
  80919. 3695^
  80920. James Halliday
  80921. 1/1/98
  80922. vMedium red-purple; as ever, vanillin oak is the dominant force in the bouquet, but there is sweet, medium weight fruit present. The palate is likewise saturated with oak, but once again has attractive chocolate and berry fruit lurking underneath. Very well made if you like this much oak; the upcoming release of the 
  80923. 95 is excellent, with much more fruit (or less oak).    
  80924. 2005K
  80925. 4415C
  80926. 1/1/98D
  80927. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is clean but more restrained than The Helm, with earthy berry fruit and subtle oak. A stylish wine on the palate, with blackberry, cassis and chocolate flavours, fine tannins and subtle oak. Well made.F
  80928. 2005K
  80929. 2000R
  80930. 2005U
  80931. 6/2/98V
  80932. 24/6/98W
  80933. 99 bookY
  80934. 24/6/98\
  80935. 3700^
  80936. 4415w
  80937. James Halliday
  80938. 4111C
  80939. 1/1/98D
  80940. Bright yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with ample buttery/peachy fruit and subtle oak. The rounded palate has less length than the Udy's Mill Chardonnay, but has plenty of honest peachy/buttery flavour, and minimal oak.F
  80941. 1/1/98D
  80942. Medium to full yellow; a rich bouquet showing some bottle development with a mix of honey and lemon aromas is followed by a solid wine on the palate with tangy flavour falling away fractionally on the finish.F
  80943. 2002K
  80944. 1998R
  80945. 2002U
  80946. 6/2/98V
  80947. 24/6/98W
  80948. 99 bookY
  80949. 24/6/98\
  80950. 3709^
  80951. James Halliday
  80952. 4418C
  80953. 1/1/98D
  80954. Medium yellow-green; a quite potent bouquet with a clean mix of lemony and minerally aromas is followed by a palate with good intensity and weight to the lemon and herb flavours. Well-balanced acidity, and a wine which could age with grace.F
  80955. 2003K
  80956. 4432C
  80957. 1/1/98
  80958. Medium yellow-green; a solid bouquet with minerally/earthy characters, and relatively low fruit aroma. The wine has good fruit weight on the forepalate, and is clean and well balanced, although it does toughen up fractionally on the finish. Likely to age well.
  80959. 4137C
  80960. 1/1/98
  80961. !Strong red-purple; there is lots of dense fruit on the bouquet, with slightly raw American oak also present. Once again, the oak is aggressive and oppressive on the palate; a pity given the quality of the underlying fruit. Time may well help the balance of the wine but I am not convinced.
  80962. 2006K
  80963. 2002R
  80964. 2006U
  80965. 6/2/98V
  80966. 24/6/98W
  80967. 99 bookY
  80968. 24/6/98\
  80969. 3737^
  80970. 4137w
  80971. James Halliday
  80972. 2355C
  80973. 1/1/98D
  80974. Full red-purple; the bouquet is chock-full of the raw American oak evident in the 
  80975. 96 Shiraz; the same thing happens on the palate. A pity, for there is some good fruit hiding in the oak forest.F
  80976. 2005K
  80977. 2001R
  80978. 1/1/98
  80979. eDistinct straw tinges, typical of Domaine Chandon Brut at the point of its first disgorgement. The bouquet is crisp, clean and youthful, with attractive mineral and apple aromas. The palate is citrus-tinged, with touches of cinnamon spice, and has an almost fairy-like delicacy. Great finish; one of the best young Bruts to so far come from Domaine Chandon.
  80980. 2002K
  80981. 1998R
  80982. 2002U
  80983. 12/2/98V
  80984. 24/6/98W
  80985. 99 bookY
  80986. 24/6/98\
  80987. 3752^
  80988. James Halliday
  80989. 1/1/98
  80990. 4445C
  80991. 1/1/98D
  80992. Medium yellow-green; rich, ripe tropical gooseberry fruit aromas are repeated on similarly ripe, slightly soft, gooseberry-accented palate.F
  80993. 1999K
  80994. 1/1/98D
  80995. Medium red-purple; solid plummy fruit on the bouquet is cut by a pleasant touch of earth and stem. The palate is of medium to full weight, with relatively tight structure, but ample sweet plummy fruit. Well-made wine.F
  80996. 2000K
  80997. 1998R
  80998. 2000U
  80999. 13/2/98V
  81000. 24/6/98
  81001. 4450C
  81002. 1/1/98D
  81003. Excellent, strong red-purple; the bouquet is redolent of ripe, rich and sweet plummy/cherry fruit, yet avoids Portiness. A powerful wine on the palate, with outstanding structure, length and mouthfeel. Gold medal at the 1997 Air New Zealand Wine Awards.F
  81004. 2003K
  81005. 1998R
  81006. 2003U
  81007. 13/2/98V
  81008. 24/6/98W
  81009. 99 bookY
  81010. 24/6/98\
  81011. 3388C
  81012. 1/1/98D
  81013. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is redolent of passionfruit and gooseberry, striking even by New Zealand standards. The palate is as high flavoured as the bouquet promises yet avoids heaviness. The flavours ripple through the palate to a long finish.F
  81014. 1999K
  81015. 1998R
  81016. 1999U
  81017. 13/2/98V
  81018. 24/6/98W
  81019. 99 bookY
  81020. 24/6/98\
  81021. 3769^
  81022. 3388w
  81023. James Halliday
  81024. 4451C
  81025. 1/1/98
  81026. TLight to medium straw-green; the bouquet has both depth and complexity, with ripe gooseberry aromas dominant, but with hints of herb and capsicum. The palate is textured, with an array of flavours, starting with gooseberry, then some hints of lime and passionfruit, finally extending into white peach. A user-friendly wine in every respect.
  81027. 1999K
  81028. 1998R
  81029. 1999U
  81030. 13/2/98V
  81031. 24/6/98W
  81032. 99 bookY
  81033. 24/6/98\
  81034. 3770^
  81035. 4451w
  81036. James Halliday
  81037. 4458C
  81038. 1/1/98
  81039. GLight to medium yellow-green; a complex bouquet showing the sophisticated use of barrel-ferment and malolactic-ferment influences well integrated with fig, cashew and melon fruit; very stylish. The palate is perhaps just a fraction light on, but is immaculately balanced, reflecting all of the flavours promised by the bouquet.
  81040. 2000K
  81041. 1998R
  81042. 2000U
  81043. 18/2/98V
  81044. 24/6/98W
  81045. 99 bookY
  81046. 24/6/98\
  81047. 3780^
  81048. 4458w
  81049. James Halliday
  81050. 3116C
  81051. 1/1/98D
  81052. Medium red; the clean and smooth bouquet of dark chocolate and earth is of moderate intensity. The palate is quite substantial, well composed, with attractive cedar/vanilla oak together with cherry, chocolate and earthy fruit.
  81053. 4480C
  81054. 1/1/98
  81055. YDull straw colour; unexpectedly, the bouquet has lots of character with rich gooseberry/tropical varietal aroma. The palate, too, has abundant, soft tropical/gooseberry fruit, softening slightly on the finish. Would have received higher points were it not for the colour; the other 
  81056. 97 whites from Ribbon Vale suffer even more from this problem.
  81057. 1999K
  81058. 1998R
  81059. 1999U
  81060. 19/2/98V
  81061. 24/6/98
  81062. 4484C
  81063. 1/1/98D
  81064. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is smooth, of medium intensity, with gently honeyed fruit. The palate is similarly pleasant and smooth, with a mix of honey, mineral and faintly herbaceous flavours. F
  81065. 2003K
  81066. 4488C
  81067. 1/1/98D
  81068. Medium red; the bouquet is sweet, with a mix of cedar, violets and more woody aromas. The palate has a similar hard-to-define mix of sweet/earthy/cedary flavours; soft tannins. F
  81069. 1/1/98D
  81070. Medium yellow-green; a fragrant bouquet with fine melon, citrus and sweet apple fruit aromas is followed by a deliciously fruit-driven palate ranging through melon, apple and cinnamon (the latter from oak); harmonious finish.F
  81071. 4495C
  81072. 1/1/98D
  81073. Glowing golden brown; totally delicious, sweet tea-leaf and caramel varietal aromas leap from the glass, with the flavour precisely tracking the bouquet. Clean spirit, sweet but not the least bit cloying.F
  81074. 1999K
  81075. 1998R
  81076. 4498C
  81077. 1/1/98D
  81078. Medium red-purple; a fragrant, sweet juicy, jammy berry bouquet is replicated on the palate; of medium weight, showing good varietal characters throughout, and some tannins to close.F
  81079. 2003K
  81080. 1998R
  81081. 2003U
  81082. 19/2/98V
  81083. 24/6/98W
  81084. 99 bookY
  81085. 24/6/98\
  81086. 3872^
  81087. 4498w
  81088. James Halliday
  81089. 1/1/98D
  81090. Medium red; fragrant, leafy/tobacco/stemmy/spicy aromas are followed by an unusual palate with citrus and five-spice flavours underlying the berry fruit. Unconventional, but far from unattractive.F
  81091. 1999K
  81092. 4503C
  81093. 1/1/98D
  81094. Pale rose; the attractive bouquet is clean, with sweet, gentle strawberry fruit aromas. The palate is well balanced, showing similar fruit-sweet strawberry flavours; excellent acidity gives the wine focus.F
  81095. 4504C
  81096. 1/1/98
  81097. #Medium yellow-green; the bouquet has plenty of character, with rich, toast and lime fruit in abundance. In the mouth, attractively complex with toast, lime and honey flavours, finishing with good acidity. Perhaps tastes a little older than it is, but should comfortably see the distance out.
  81098. 2002K
  81099. 1998R
  81100. 2002U
  81101. 19/2/98V
  81102. 24/6/98W
  81103. 99 bookY
  81104. 24/6/98\
  81105. 1/1/98D
  81106. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is full of character, with complex, rich toasty barrel-ferment oak inputs, all of which come through strongly on the palate. There is sufficient melon and peach fruit to sustain those characters, however.F
  81107. 2000K
  81108. 1998R
  81109. 2000U
  81110. 19/2/98V
  81111. 24/6/98W
  81112. 99 bookY
  81113. 24/6/98\
  81114. 3892^
  81115. James Halliday
  81116. 1/1/98D
  81117. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is solid and dense, with dark berry, liquorice and faintly gamey varietal fruit in abundance. On the palate American oak comes through augmenting the powerful varietal fruit. Rich, full and chewy.
  81118. 1/1/98D
  81119. Medium to full red-purple; a rich, ripe and lush bouquet with dark berry and prune fruit aromas is followed by a very rich, dense and concentrated palate with more of those blackcurrant and prune fruit characters. F
  81120. 2006K
  81121. 2001R
  81122. 2006U
  81123. 19/2/98
  81124. 1/2/98
  81125. Medium red, with just a touch of purple; the aromas are primarily in the earthy spectrum, and of medium intensity. The palate provides a little more, with a mix of leaf, earth, spice and mint flavours of medium weight. Pleasant, though not especially complex.
  81126. 2004K
  81127. 2000R
  81128. 2004U
  81129. 20/2/98V
  81130. 24/6/98W
  81131. 99 bookY
  81132. 24/6/98\
  81133. 3906^
  81134. James Halliday
  81135. 4514C
  81136. 1/2/98
  81137. wMedium red-purple; a most attractive and fresh bouquet with sweet berry fruit follows through to a palate which opens with great promise, showing more of those sweet red berry and mint fruit flavours, before Taltarni tannins zoom in to attack on the finish. One can only hope there is enough fruit there to sustain the wine until the tannins have ceased dropping their bombs.
  81138. 1/2/98D
  81139. Light to medium red; the bouquet is light and clean with leafy/spicy fruit aromas, deepening on the palate into cold 
  81140.  rather than cool 
  81141.  climate characters, extremely leafy and spicy. Just made the drinkability point.F
  81142. 2001K
  81143. 1998R
  81144. 2001U
  81145. 20/2/98V
  81146. 24/6/98W
  81147. 99 bookY
  81148. 24/6/98\
  81149. 3929^
  81150. James Halliday
  81151. 1/2/98D
  81152. Medium to full red-purple; there is attractive clean, rich cassis/berry fruit on the bouquet and lively red fruit flavours on the palate. Spicy/charry oak is not integrated, and the palate seems a little undermade/unformed. F
  81153. 3099C
  81154. 1/2/98D
  81155. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is soft, dominated by vanilla oak, but with some chocolatey/earthy fruit. The palate is likewise soft, likewise with masses of vanilla oak and soft, fluffy tannins. Rather like chewing through a bar of milk chocolate. F
  81156. 2207C
  81157. 1/2/98D
  81158. Medium to full red-purple; smooth and rich blackcurrant fruit aromas, with touches of vanilla and caramel, lead into a full-bodied but smooth palate. Here cassis/redcurrant fruit is supported by soft tannins and ever so slightly hessiany oak.F
  81159. 2005K
  81160. 2000R
  81161. 2005U
  81162. 20/2/98V
  81163. 24/6/98W
  81164. 99 bookY
  81165. 24/6/98\
  81166. 3941^
  81167. 2207w
  81168. James Halliday
  81169. 1/2/98D
  81170. Medium red-purple; an extremely pungent and assertive leafy/spicy bouquet is followed by an almost spiky, savoury, stemmy palate. Some will like this extreme style; others will not.F
  81171. 2002K
  81172. 1999R
  81173. 4528C
  81174. 1/2/98D
  81175. Bright green-yellow; the light bouquet is clean, with smooth, melon and citrus fruit, the palate likewise of light to medium weight, with melon fruit and a slightly green finish. F
  81176. 1999K
  81177. 4529C
  81178. 1/2/98
  81179. }Medium red-purple; the bouquet shows some of the slightly green, slightly vegetal character which Merlot seems to provide when blended with Cabernet, but also has some sweeter fruit characters, leaving you guessing which way the wine will go in the mouth. In fact it comes right up, with solid dark berry fruit and nuances of chocolate and mint, closing with well-balanced tannins.
  81180. 2003K
  81181. 1999R
  81182. 2003U
  81183. 20/2/98V
  81184. 24/6/98W
  81185. 99 bookY
  81186. 24/6/98\
  81187. 3950^
  81188. 4529w
  81189. James Halliday
  81190. 1/2/98D
  81191. Medium red-purple; a rich and complex bouquet with sweet plummy fruit, hints of game and deftly judged oak. The palate is archetypal Barossa, with sweet plum and mint fruit, soft tannins and a comfortable cocoon of oak. F
  81192. 2006K
  81193. 2001R
  81194. 2006U
  81195. 20/2/98V
  81196. 24/6/98W
  81197. 99 bookY
  81198. 24/6/98\
  81199. 4532C
  81200. 1/2/98D
  81201. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is of light to medium intensity, with earthy overtones together with subtle, cedary oak. The palate is clean, relatively light, with reserved briary/leafy flavours. F
  81202. 1999K
  81203. 1998R
  81204. 1999U
  81205. 20/2/98V
  81206. 24/6/98W
  81207. 99 bookY
  81208. 24/6/98\
  81209. 3955^
  81210. 4532w
  81211. James Halliday
  81212. 4533C
  81213. 1/2/98D
  81214. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant with pronounced spicy/lychee varietal character of medium intensity. The palate provides more of the same; fresh and light, with gentle spice and lychee flavours; well balanced.F
  81215. 1999K
  81216. 4535C
  81217. 1/2/98D
  81218. Medium to full red, with just a touch of purple. The intense bouquet is clean, with fully ripe sweet cherry fruit and subtle oak swelling into an opulent palate with waves of black cherry fruit and sophisticated spicy oak.F
  81219. 2010K
  81220. 2000R
  81221. 2010U
  81222. 22/2/98V
  81223. 24/6/98W
  81224. 99 bookY
  81225. 24/6/98\
  81226. 3958^
  81227. 4535w
  81228. James Halliday
  81229. 4538C
  81230. 1/2/98D
  81231. Medium yellow-green; a clean bouquet, with gentle peach and citrus fruit is followed by a clean, inoffensive, pleasant palate with no unexpected flavours.F
  81232. 1999K
  81233. 1998R
  81234. 1999U
  81235. 22/2/98V
  81236. 24/6/98W
  81237. 99 bookY
  81238. 24/6/98\
  81239. 3970^
  81240. 4538w
  81241. James Halliday
  81242. 1/2/98
  81243. Bright yellow-green; the spotlessly clean bouquet has wonderfully attractive creamy/toasty autolysis characters yet retains tightness, with hints of citrus. The palate is delicate yet flavoursome, with a fine, gently creamy texture and flavours of citrus and ripe pear. 
  81244. 4539C
  81245. 1/2/98
  81246. OBright, pale straw-yellow; the bouquet is spotless, with wonderfully fresh yet exceptionally complex aromas of bread and brioche; powerful yet not heavy. The palate is no less complex, with outstanding balance and composition, ranging through ripe pear, citrus together with hints of spice and cake. The acidity and dosage are perfect.
  81247. 2000K
  81248. 1998R
  81249. 2000U
  81250. 22/2/98V
  81251. 24/6/98W
  81252. 99 book
  81253. 4541C
  81254. 1/2/98D
  81255. Light straw-yellow; the bouquet is tight and crisp, with lime/apple/citrus aromas running into more herbal/mineral characters. The palate is lively, with citrus, apple and herb flavours; good acidity and length.F
  81256. 2003K
  81257. 1998R
  81258. 2003U
  81259. 22/2/98V
  81260. 24/6/98W
  81261. 99 bookY
  81262. 24/6/98\
  81263. 4548C
  81264. 1/2/98D
  81265. Dense red; an extremely ripe and rich bouquet with blackcurrant/ribena fruit and some chocolate is logically followed by a ripe, full, dense cassis and chocolate-flavoured palate. Good handling of super-ripe material.F
  81266. 2009K
  81267. 1999R
  81268. 2009U
  81269. 22/2/98V
  81270. 24/6/98W
  81271. 99 bookY
  81272. 24/6/98\
  81273. 3996^
  81274. 4548w
  81275. James Halliday
  81276. 4549C
  81277. 1/2/98D
  81278. Light yellow-green; the bouquet is light and crisp, moderately aromatic, with gentle gooseberry and herb fruit aromas. The palate is clean and fresh, quite delicate, with attractive mouthfeel and finish, but no aggression.
  81279. 1/2/98D
  81280. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is full and sweet, with complex red berry, vanilla and chocolate aromas, the palate even better, with rich, sweet cassis, berry and chocolate flavours; excellent tannins and structure.
  81281. 4558C
  81282. 1/2/98D
  81283. The bouquet is clean, with a mix of herb, mineral and lime aromas; the palate is well balanced, with lime/lemon fruit of medium intensity, and a fractionally hard finish.F
  81284. 4559C
  81285. 1/2/98D
  81286. Medium straw-yellow; a fine, crisp bouquet with mineral, bread and biscuit aromas is followed by a lively palate with citrus, lemon and apple fruit running through a lingering finish; has considerable finesse.F
  81287. 1999K
  81288. 1998R
  81289. 1999U
  81290. 25/2/98V
  81291. 24/6/98W
  81292. 99 bookY
  81293. 24/6/98\
  81294. 4023^
  81295. 4559w
  81296. James Halliday
  81297. 3808C
  81298. 1/2/98
  81299. tMedium to full yellow, with just a touch of green; the palate is rich and full with tropical apricot and cumquat aromas initially dominant, but with some Traminer spice appearing as the wine breathes. There is a similar melange of flavours on the palate, again with the varietal spice coming through at the end. Has a potent 13.5% alcohol with 124 grams of residual sugar.
  81300. 2001K
  81301. 1998R
  81302. 2001U
  81303. 25/2/98V
  81304. 24/6/98W
  81305. 99 bookY
  81306. 24/6/98\
  81307. 2303C
  81308. 1/2/98D
  81309. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is very light, but has typical Yarra melon fruit, and barely perceptible oak. The palate has similarly clearly defined citrus, melon and lemon fruit with good length and acidity.F
  81310. 2004K
  81311. 1998R
  81312. 2004U
  81313. 25/2/98V
  81314. 24/6/98W
  81315. 99 bookY
  81316. 24/6/98\
  81317. 4028^
  81318. 2303w
  81319. James Halliday
  81320. 1/2/98D
  81321. Strong, bright red-purple; the bouquet is ripe, with attractive cassis fruit to the fore. The palate shows similarly ripe berry flavours, with a hint of mint, sweet tannins and a flick of oak. F
  81322. 4564C
  81323. 1/2/98D
  81324. Medium to full red; an attractive marriage of sweet cherry fruit and vanilla oak on the bouquet, followed by lively cherry and mint fruit on a clean, albeit slightly short, palate.
  81325. 4565C
  81326. 1/2/98D
  81327. Medium to full purple-red; the bouquet is quite ripe (and riper than the 
  81328. 96) with sweet blackberry/liquorice fruit. The palate, too, is quite rich, with ripe plum and blackberry fruit, allied with pronounced tannins.F
  81329. 2005K
  81330. 2000R
  81331. 2005U
  81332. 25/2/98V
  81333. 24/6/98W
  81334. 99 bookY
  81335. 24/6/98\
  81336. 4043^
  81337. 4565w
  81338. James Halliday
  81339. 3015C
  81340. 1/2/98
  81341. Full red-purple; much more concentrated than the varietal Shiraz Bin TR16, with abundant black cherry and blackberry fruit. The palate likewise offers another dimension of flavour and concentration, with dark cherry, plum and berry fruit leading the way, and well-balanced oak.
  81342. 2005K
  81343. 2000R
  81344. 2005U
  81345. 25/2/98V
  81346. 24/6/98W
  81347. 99 bookY
  81348. 24/6/98\
  81349. 4044^
  81350. 3015w
  81351. James Halliday
  81352. 2356C
  81353. 1/2/98D
  81354. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is soft, with discreet melon and fig fruit, and hints of cashew. The palate shows some green apple and mineral notes alongside the melon and fig of the bouquet; neither rich nor luscious.F
  81355. 2002K
  81356. 1998R
  81357. 2002U
  81358. 25/2/98V
  81359. 24/6/98W
  81360. 99 bookY
  81361. 24/6/98\
  81362. 4048^
  81363. 2356w
  81364. James Halliday
  81365. 3148C
  81366. 1/2/98D
  81367. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite ripe, with foresty/gamey overtones to the plummy fruit. A similar range of flavours come through on the relatively firm palate, finishing with life-sustaining tannin.
  81368. 1/2/98
  81369. 1/2/98D
  81370. Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is clean and smooth, with sweet ripe berry and chocolate fruit; barely perceptible oak. The palate is complex, with similar cherry and chocolate fruit, sweet oak, sweet tannins and a long finish.F
  81371. 2008K
  81372. 2000R
  81373. 2008U
  81374. 25/2/98V
  81375. 24/6/98Y
  81376. 24/6/98\
  81377. 4059^
  81378. James Halliday
  81379. 1/2/98D
  81380. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is light, with gentle peach and melon fruit, and minimal oak. The light to medium weight palate has the same flavour profile; pleasant but unremarkable. F
  81381. 1999K
  81382. 1998R
  81383. 1999U
  81384. 25/2/98V
  81385. 24/6/98W
  81386. 99 bookY
  81387. 24/6/98\
  81388. 4063^
  81389. James Halliday
  81390. 2179C
  81391. 1/2/98D
  81392. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite fragrant, with lime, citrus and strong spicy notes, the latter almost as if the wine was lightly oaked (it is not, of course). The palate is full, with tropical lime fruit, and on the heavy side.F
  81393. 1/2/98
  81394. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is spicy, with stemmy earthy aromas and what the Americans call 'tomato vine' character. The palate shows positive varietal character, with some maceration characters, but again those slightly spiky-green characters of the fruit come through. You just wonder whether a bit too much maceration was used. Certainly in very different style to some of the earlier vintages.
  81395. 1999K
  81396. 1998R
  81397. 1999U
  81398. 25/2/98V
  81399. 24/6/98W
  81400. 99 bookY
  81401. 24/6/98\
  81402. 4070^
  81403. James Halliday
  81404. 4197C
  81405. 1/2/98D
  81406. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is powerful and concentrated with lemon-butter aromas which come through on the generously flavoured palate; incipient honey notes augur well for medium-term cellaring.F
  81407. 2002K
  81408. 1998R
  81409. 2002U
  81410. 25/2/98V
  81411. 24/6/98
  81412. 4583C
  81413. 1/2/98D
  81414. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean, with mineral, spice and a hint of lime, of light to medium intensity. The palate is elegant, with light, spicy minerally/toasty flavours, and a particularly long finish.F
  81415. 1/2/98D
  81416. Medium to full yellow-green; the bouquet is driven by the sophisticated use of spicy nutmeg oak, which also is an important part of the palate, although here gooseberry fruit appears early and carries through to the finish.F
  81417. 1999K
  81418. 1/2/98D
  81419. Medium yellow-green; a complex array of melon, cashew, fig, and even faintly buttery, aromas with just a hint of spicy oak are followed by a smooth, yet textured, palate displaying all the flavours promised by the bouquet. As ever, sensitive use of oak.F
  81420. 2002K
  81421. 1998R
  81422. 2002U
  81423. 25/2/98V
  81424. 24/6/98W
  81425. 99 bookY
  81426. 24/6/98\
  81427. 4110^
  81428. James Halliday
  81429. 1/2/98
  81430. Light to medium yellow-green; the bouquet is spotlessly clean, and equally precise varietal fruit in a gooseberry and passionfruit mode. The palate has good length, and once again perfect definition of varietal fruit with tangy gooseberry flavours; well-balanced acidity.
  81431. 1999K
  81432. 1998R
  81433. 1999U
  81434. 25/2/98V
  81435. 24/6/98W
  81436. 99 bookY
  81437. 24/6/98\
  81438. 4111^
  81439. James Halliday
  81440. 1/2/98D
  81441. Medium to full yellow-green; the aromas are smooth, with a mix of citrus, lime and stone fruit; subtle oak. Similar flavours run through the long palate, which terminates with typically brisk Tasmanian acid.F
  81442. 2001K
  81443. 1998R
  81444. 2001U
  81445. 26/2/98V
  81446. 24/6/98W
  81447. 99 bookY
  81448. 24/6/98\
  81449. 4131^
  81450. James Halliday
  81451. 4599C
  81452. 1/2/98D
  81453. Bright, light green-yellow; both aromatic and flavoursome, with a beguiling mix of lime and white peach flavours, spotlessly clean and well balanced with pleasantly soft acidity.F
  81454. 2001K
  81455. 1998R
  81456. 2001U
  81457. 26/2/98V
  81458. 24/6/98W
  81459. 99 book
  81460. 2359C
  81461. 1/2/98
  81462. HMedium red-purple; fresh plummy fruit is complexed on both the bouquet and palate by lots of toasty bacon oak, but without that oak overpowering the fruit. The palate is unusually tangy and complex; if there be a question mark on the wine, it is the degree of acidity on the finish, which I accept but others may find difficult.
  81463. 2002K
  81464. 1998R
  81465. 2002U
  81466. 26/2/98V
  81467. 24/6/98Y
  81468. 24/6/98\
  81469. 4133^
  81470. James Halliday
  81471. 2359C
  81472. 1/2/98
  81473. Medium red-purple; a powerful bouquet with spice and ripe plum and black cherry fruit, supported by abundant oak. The palate is flavoursome and rich, reminiscent in some ways of the Lenswood Vineyards Pinot Noirs. Tasted at the very start of its life, with great potential.
  81474. 2003K
  81475. 1999R
  81476. 2003U
  81477. 26/2/98V
  81478. 24/6/98W
  81479. 99 bookY
  81480. 24/6/98\
  81481. 4134^
  81482. 2359w
  81483. James Halliday
  81484. 4615C
  81485. 1/2/98D
  81486. Medium yellow-green; clean, classic, powerful semillon aromas with a mix of lemon, mineral and herb lead into a palate with considerable length and power, with citrussy undertones. F
  81487. 2007K
  81488. 2002R
  81489. 2007U
  81490. 5/3/98V
  81491. 24/6/98W
  81492. 99 bookY
  81493. 24/6/98\
  81494. 4169^
  81495. 4615w
  81496. James Halliday
  81497. 4616C
  81498. 1/2/98
  81499. Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is clean and aromatic with sweet peach and honey fruit. The palate has above average structure and length, with subtle oak handling a particular feature, and supporting the tangy, lightly peachy fruit; well-balanced acidity.
  81500. 4617C
  81501. 1/2/98D
  81502. Medium red-purple; pronounced leafy/berry merlot varietal aromas, with that faintly green/gamey edge which merlot so often has; the palate, likewise, shows definite varietal character and structure, with good feel and length. F
  81503. 2003K
  81504. 2000R
  81505. 2003U
  81506. 5/3/98V
  81507. 24/6/98W
  81508. 99 bookY
  81509. 24/6/98\
  81510. 4171^
  81511. 4617w
  81512. James Halliday
  81513. 4618C
  81514. 1/2/98
  81515. )Medium purple-red; the bouquet shows strong, striking foresty/briary/plummy/stemmy aromas suggesting totat whole-bunch maceration. The palate is intense and high-toned with spice, liquorice, briar and plum flavours, the finish being fractionally hard at this juncture. Impressive micro-winemaking.
  81516. 2003K
  81517. 1999R
  81518. 2003U
  81519. 5/3/98V
  81520. 24/6/98W
  81521. 99 bookY
  81522. 24/6/98\
  81523. 4172^
  81524. 4618w
  81525. James Halliday
  81526. 4620C
  81527. 1/2/98
  81528. Medium yellow-green; there are strong toasty malolactic fermentation aromas overlying a more minerally, citrussy base. A well-made wine on the palate, with delicate slightly grassy/herbal characters together with citrus and melon fruit; crisp, high-acid finish.
  81529. 2003K
  81530. 1999R
  81531. 2003U
  81532. 5/3/98V
  81533. 24/6/98W
  81534. 99 bookY
  81535. 24/6/98\
  81536. 4174^
  81537. 4620w
  81538. James Halliday
  81539. 1/2/98D
  81540. Medium red; a very potent bouquet with cherry and plum fruit complexed by stemmy tones. The palate is powerful; forest and stem characters are woven through the intense dark berry fruit on a long finish.
  81541. 4631C
  81542. 1/3/98
  81543. 9Medium yellow-green; the bouquet is quite complex, with sweet cashew nut and melon aromas; the oak is more evident on the bouquet, with lots of barrel-ferment and malolactic fermentation characters subduing the primary fruit. Interestingly, the wine has 12 grams of residual sugar but does not taste at all sweet.
  81544. 1999K
  81545. 1998R
  81546. 1999U
  81547. 8/3/98V
  81548. 24/6/98W
  81549. 99 bookY
  81550. 24/6/98\
  81551. 4207^
  81552. 4631w
  81553. James Halliday
  81554. 1/3/98D
  81555. Pale straw-green; the bouquet is full and rich, with abundant ripe gooseberry fruit, the palate living up to the bouquet, with seductive ripe and sweet gooseberry fruit.F
  81556. 4640C
  81557. 1/3/98D
  81558. Light green-yellow; the fragrant bouquet has a classic mix of gooseberry and mineral fruit, the palate spotlessly clean and correct, with a long, clean aftertaste and excellent balance. Finishes bone dry.F
  81559. 2064C
  81560. 1/3/98
  81561. Medium yellow-green; a richly textured bouquet with a subtle hint of oak and sweet fruit running from conventional aromas into nectarine, but without any flabbiness. The palate, likewise, is rich and fleshy yet not heavy; even the most hardened opponent of Sauvignon Blanc could not fail to enjoy this wine, particularly when you arrive to the richly textured back palate and finish.
  81562. 4313C
  81563. 1/3/98
  81564. Medium yellow-green; a typically complex, rich and toasty bouquet with hazelnut and cashew aromas, the palate likewise predominantly running through the nutty/cashew/creamy/toasty spectrum. Strongly styled and well balanced, though not effusive in terms of varietal fruit.
  81565. 2002K
  81566. 1998R
  81567. 2002U
  81568. 8/3/98V
  81569. 24/6/98W
  81570. 99 bookY
  81571. 24/6/98\
  81572. 4223^
  81573. 4313w
  81574. James Halliday
  81575. 1/6/97
  81576. :Medium purple-red; on the bouquet the primary mix of blackcurrant and cedar also has faint hints of leaf and mint; as ever, the oak is subtle. A fine and supple wine on the palate, with cedary edges to gentle red and blackcurrant fruit. The acid is well balanced, and the wine finishes with typically soft tannins.
  81577. 2005K
  81578. 1998R
  81579. 2005U
  81580. 10/3/98V
  81581. 24/6/98Y
  81582. 24/6/98\
  81583. 4238^
  81584. James Halliday
  81585. 2156C
  81586. 1/10/96D
  81587. Medium yellow-green; obvious French barrel-ferment oak comes through on the bouquet, with down-scaled fruit in the Margaret River context.  A powerful wine with understated fruit, but long in the mouth, and should age very well.H
  81588. 2002Q
  81589. 1997R
  81590. 2002V
  81591. 24/6/98Y
  81592. 24/6/98\
  81593. 4257^
  81594. James Halliday
  81595. 2156C
  81596. 1/11/97
  81597. As befits this winery and its winemaker, Vanya Cullen, a wine of great character and presence. Full-on barrel fermentation and maturation characters are woven through rich fig and peach fruit, balanced by reasonably firm acidity on the finish. The best yet from Cullen.
  81598. 1/2/98
  81599. Full yellow; the bouquet has voluminous ripe peach fruit and lots of toasty, charry barrel-ferment oak. The palate is mouthfilling, with unashamedly ripe peachy/buttery fruit, and again that slice of toasty oak. Made in a tried and true fashion, and also reflecting its terroir.
  81600. 1999fK
  81601. 1998R
  81602. 1999U
  81603. 19/3/98V
  81604. 24/6/98W
  81605. 99 bookY
  81606. 24/6/98\
  81607. 4266^
  81608. James Halliday
  81609. 2084C
  81610. 1/3/98
  81611. YMedium to full red-purple; the bouquet is strikingly different from the 
  81612. 95, fully ripe, with mulberry, prune and plum aromas, and an intriguing edge of lavender. An exceptionally powerful and complex wine on the palate with layer upon layer of flavour and texture; cedar, vanilla, blackcurrant and chocolate announce a wine out of the ordinary.
  81613. 2012K
  81614. 2002R
  81615. 2012U
  81616. 19/3/98V
  81617. 24/6/98W
  81618. 99 bookY
  81619. 24/6/98\
  81620. 4278^
  81621. 2084w
  81622. James Halliday
  81623. 2084C
  81624. 1/3/98
  81625. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is spotlessly clean and of medium to full intensity, with sweet fruit, immediately proclaiming the effort which went into making it in a very difficult vintage. The palate has outstanding structure, with fine but persistent tannins running throughout, and supporting the cedar, cigar box and gentle cassis fruit. The Malbec component (18%) was picked before the rain, incidentally.
  81626. 2010K
  81627. 2000R
  81628. 2010U
  81629. 19/3/98V
  81630. 24/6/98Y
  81631. 24/6/98\
  81632. 4279^
  81633. James Halliday
  81634. 4673C
  81635. 1/3/98D
  81636. Medium red-purple; the bouquet is quite aromatic, but with distinctly sappy/leafy aromas, with similar leafy, minty flavours on the quite delicate palate. The temptation to over-extract or over-oak the wine has, at least, been avoided.F
  81637. 2003K
  81638. 1998R
  81639. 2003U
  81640. 19/3/98V
  81641. 24/6/98W
  81642. 99 bookY
  81643. 24/6/98\
  81644. 4280^
  81645. 4673w
  81646. James Halliday
  81647. VINTAGE ID
  81648. VINTAGE NV
  81649. VINTAGE RATING JH
  81650. A    Layout #1B
  81651. 1/2/97
  81652. Dark brown tending to olive on the rim; complex, faintly earthy/spirity aromas, with an almost nutty edge to the raisined muscat fruit. A tremendously powerful and concentrated wine in the mouth with excellent balance and a wonderful finish. Iron fist in a velvet glove.
  81653. Export
  81654. 98 bookH
  81655. 2007Q
  81656. 1997R
  81657. 2007V
  81658. 24/6/98W
  81659. 99 bookY
  81660. 24/6/98\
  81661. James Halliday
  81662. 1/9/94/94/94
  81663. hiding
  81664. high-acid@
  81665. highly
  81666. hints
  81667. honeyed/meady@
  81668. hunter
  81669. identical
  81670. immersed@
  81671. impressively
  81672. gossamer
  81673. goundrey
  81674. grabs
  81675. grace
  81676. gracefully
  81677. gradually
  81678. graillot'sx
  81679. grain
  81680. grainyN
  81681. grams
  81682. grange
  81683. grangesn
  81684. grant
  81685. grape
  81686. grapefruit
  81687. tastingC
  81688. tastings
  81689. tasty
  81690. tawnyw
  81691. tawny-gold
  81692. tawny-redv
  81693. taylors
  81694. tea-leafC
  81695. tea-leaf/malt/butter
  81696. tea-leaf/plum
  81697. tea-smoked
  81698. tea/butterscotch/bra
  81699. teasing
  81700. technical
  81701. technically@
  81702. terribly
  81703. thanks
  81704. colour
  81705. almost
  81706. impenetrable
  81707. there
  81708. there
  81709. there
  81710. distinct
  81711. tinge
  81712. colour
  81713. obviously
  81714. enoug@
  81715. there
  81716. masses
  81717. clean
  81718. lushly
  81719. cassis/berry
  81720. fruit
  81721. those
  81722. through
  81723. throughout
  81724. tight
  81725. tinge
  81726. toast
  81727. toasty/bready@
  81728. tobacco
  81729. together
  81730. touch
  81731. tr16@
  81732. trenchantly@
  81733. tropical
  81734. turned@
  81735. typically
  81736. bright
  81737. red-purple
  81738. american
  81739. fairly
  81740. obvious
  81741. unassisted@
  81742. undermade/unformed
  81743.