Tim Adams Shiraz 2019
After fermentation, the wine spends 24 months in a combination of two and three year old American oak barrels, then 9 months in stainless steel tanks before bottling. Tim Adams, […]
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Tim Adams Pinot Gris 2022
Carrying a touch of blush from a little skin contact for interest. Tim Adams, Pinot Gris, Clare Valley, 2022 Coppery stain. Pear juice, raspberry jelly crystal, pink apple, cool concrete. […]
Tim Adams Riesling 2022
Clare Valley. Riesling. Does anything else need to be said? Tim Adams, Riesling, Clare Valley, 2022 Pale, near water clear. Citrus blossom, apple skin, lime juice and grapefruit flesh capped […]
Tim Adams Aberfeldy Shiraz 2018
Tim Adams top value flagship Shiraz, the Aberfeldy is only released in quality years (last vintage was 2015). Full throttle winemaking with some of the pressings added back for extra […]
d’Arenberg The Dry Dam Riesling 2021
A return to normal programming for fruit sources after the impacted 2020 vintage. d’Arenberg, The Dry Dam, Riesling, McLaren Vale, Adelaide Hills, 2021 Pale lemon in colour. Floral and chalky. […]
Tim Adams The Fergus 2017
I’ve double and triple checked the vintage and price for this wine. It’s correct. 5 years old and $25. I really don’t want to be Tim Adams’ accountant (and part […]
An Exploration of Riesling with Henschke, Taylors and Howard Park
Presented as a virtual tasting, coordinated by Brian Chase Olson of Blend PR with three wineries of Australia’s First Families of Wine Henschke, Taylors and Howard Park, this set out […]
Tim Adams Skilly Ridge Riesling 2020
Fruit harvested from the Skilly Ridge vineyard, planted by the Ingham family in 1994. Note, even though this release is only a few months old, I’ve been advised that they’ve […]
Mr Mick Sangiovese 2021
From the Tim Adams stable. These Clare Valley vines are 25 years old and made un-oaked to ensure freshness and vibrancy, Mr Mick, Sangiovese, Clare Valley, 2021 Jubey dark raspberry […]
Dalfarras Sangiovese 2019
75% of the fruit coming from over the SA border in the Clare Valley and the remaining 25% coming from closer to Dalfarras home in the Goulburn Valley. Alister Purbrick […]
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