Longview Macclesfield Syrah 2021
No disguising the intent of the style here. Longview, Macclesfield, Syrah, Adelaide Hills, 2021 Bruise purple, bright rim. All floral blue fruits and warm exotic spices with a delicious creamy […]
No disguising the intent of the style here. Longview, Macclesfield, Syrah, Adelaide Hills, 2021 Bruise purple, bright rim. All floral blue fruits and warm exotic spices with a delicious creamy […]
Longview make this Chardonnay in a particular unapologetic style. I’ve referred to previous vintages as ‘polarising‘ due to unique flavour profile. Oh well, best buy a bottle and judge for […]
Longview now have found their stride with GV, the little Austrian grape that particularly likes the Adelaide Hills. Longview, Macclesfield, Grüner Veltliner, Adelaide Hills, 2022 Pale lemon hue. Very aromatic, […]
Barbera, apparently in Piedmont, is what you drink while waiting for the Nebbiolo to be ready. The bottle and packaging attractively embossed with Jupiter astride an eagle, ready with lightning […]
Please note the bottle image is of the usual packaging but for this year, the 2022 is in green. I’ve been assured that it was simply human error and not […]
One of Longview’s underrated labels. Their aromatic whites in the Macclesfield series and Nebbiolo range get warranted attention, but this one hasn’t changed price for a few years and consistently […]
The second release for Longview’s Queenie with her new coat, (here’s what she used to look like.) Longview have a bit of silverware in the trophy cabinet for this label. Longview, […]
Second vintage for the Whippet’s new coat (I’m a big fan of the subtle type face, though I didn’t dislike what it used to look like). Longview, Whippet, Sauvignon Blanc, […]
Very happy that this label has continued at this price point, (as for the label: VISTA is an acronym for Varied Inclines Slopes Terrain & Aspects along with vista being the Italian word for […]
VISTA is an acronym for Varied Inclines Slopes Terrain & Aspects….. And vista is the Italian word for “view” of course. Here we have a little Italian-Austrian origin blend with the well established Grigio […]