From 16yo vines at 483m elevation. Medium purple red. The classic spice of Eden Valley accents black and red berries, harmoniously supported by even acidity, medium-grained tannins and dark chocolate oak. Full ripeness furnishes a warm finish of medium persistence. Points: 91/100
Pretty wine with heft and depth. Lots of blue fruits in perfume, sweet herb, violets and sweet spice. Supple texture that finishes in a neat, light and fresh point. More of the blueberry/mulberry fruit, quite a decent lash of cedary-vanilla-cinnamon woody spice laid on. It rolls round and long with its big fruit and spice character. Not quite in the pitch perfect balance zone of other 2019 Two Hands Single Vineyard wines, but representative and pleasurable. Points: 93/100
