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TWORIE24-TB-1EA
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Two Hands The Boy Riesling 2024

Barossa Valley, Australia
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About this Wine

 
country Australia
region Barossa Valley
variety Riesling
Style White (Crisp Fresh)
vintage 2024
closure Screwcap
Alcohol vol. 12.0
volume 750

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Its vibrant bouquet features a complex nose of popping sherbet, zesty lime, and green apple, layered with delicate floral undertones.

Appearance

2024 The Boy presents in the glass with light straw tones.

Palate

The palate is soft and deliberate, moving gracefully with a lovely texture and mouth-watering acidity. Delicate floral undertones transition into vibrant layers of grapefruit and lime, backed by a slate-like steeliness. The fruit is clean and persistent, showcasing the remarkable restraint and power that the finest Eden Valley Rieslings possess. This wine is already a joy to drink and will age effortlessly, offering pleasure at every stage of its evolution, culminating in a long, focused finish.

Vinification

The fruit was hand-picked. No acid added, amazing natural acidity and low pH. The fruit was crushed and the free run was taken with the pressing going elsewhere. The juice was cold settled before inoculation – no lees. Cool and slow fermentation period where it was closely monitored. Wine was fined and filtered before bottling. Matured for 3 months in stainless steel. The wine was bottled in July, fresh & bright.

Range Notes

Every wine in the Picture Series has its own inspiration, our own take on popular culture. With some old school polaroid imagery by friend and photographer Don Brice and a quirky back label descriptor, the aim is to bring a smile to your face when you pick up the bottle, reminding you that wines should be approachable and of course… fun.

Region Notes

The region of Eden Valley is located just east of the Barossa Valley. Overall growing season temperatures are significantly lower than those of the Barossa Valley, and the final stages of ripening and harvesting take place in much cooler conditions.

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