Jane Faulkner
Entirely estate fruit now, mostly off the Windmill block. And, with a cool/wet vintage, no whole bunches were included, yet there’s a distinctive twiggy/sappy/Campari character, more about the season than anything. It’s attractive, blending in with rosehips, red and sour cherry flavours and pips. Some pops of sweeter fruit hit the lighter-framed palate; it’s a little sinewy and tight at first, with a light layering of tannins, and it's awash with cleansing acidity. Do decant this as it improves immensely with air. And a side of mushroom risotto helps. Points: 93/100
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