Thanks heavens they’ve shifted the price point up $5 in 12 months. Yet still potentially the most under priced current release wine in Australia. Mitchell, Sevenhill Vineyard, Cabernet Sauvignon, Clare […]
My comprehension fails to process how Mitchell are able to continually release their wines at these prices. Mitchell, Watervale, Riesling, Clare Valley, 2017 Light gold with green highlights. Serious, intense, […]
I think every red wine lover in Australia will fondly remember the almost iconic Mitchell gates on the silver/blue label of their first Peppertree Shiraz. It’s almost a rite of […]
An aged release but not yet fully aged. Such a delight to see such a wine in the throes of development: Maturity and youth. Dry grown on a “steep hill […]
Mitchell hold back their top line McNicol wines and release them with plenty of age to showcase the ageing potential of these wines. At the RRP, this has to be […]
I had two looks at the 2015 release of this wine. No such need here. Mitchell, Watervale, Riesling, Clare Valley, 2016 Perfumed, yet masculine nose: lime, lemon leaf with a […]
Dry grown? Tick. Hand picked? Tick. Great vineyard? Tick. Aged Cabernet? Tick. Many boxes being ticked. Mitchell Sevenhill Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Clare Valley 2009 Rustic, mineral edged, pencil, brambles, blackberry […]
Another aged, yet current release from Mitchell. Mitchell Wines, McNicol Shiraz, Clare Valley, 2007 Plum skin, red currants, cherries, earthy and ferrous with pink peppercorns and baking spices. Still youthful […]
Interesting that Mitchell Wines sent me this wine to look at again after I tasted it several months ago I had it on the bench with some other Mitchell wines and […]
And yet again, dear reader we find ourselves with another riesling that underlines the point that the variety is undervalued in Australia. Aged? Yes. Quality? Indeed. Under $50? Plenty of […]
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