yum!! juicy and fruity but not sweet.. balanced by nice acid and funk. label just says THE RIVER in purple seems like the importers put a totally new label on it — 4 years ago
dark fruit, blueberry, honey. dry earth and a little mineraly at the end. — 5 years ago
Easy to drink with typical stone fruit and balanced oak. Good quality and consistency for the millions of bottles they make from mainly Riverland fruit. I remember seeing a 4 storey high neon sign in Times Square some years ago and it confirmed to me how the Casella Family had cracked the American market. — 6 years ago
Lovely late night tipple. A real fave 🤓 — 7 years ago
Great blend for a white when you don’t enjoy a standard sav and want something different. Amazing drinkable wine! — 7 years ago
Light bodied, slightly effervescent, and quite acidic. Surprisingly lemony. Lots of raisin. Maybe some rooibos? This is a good time. Had it with Naples style pizza. — 4 years ago
From Australia Wine Geek Week, floral, delicate, dry, Muscat — 5 years ago
The most intense label I’ve seen on a wine, but unlike some pretenders, that intensity carries through everything: colour, nose and flavour concentration. Red frogs, lingonberry soda on opening, turning to a super fragrant middle eastern spice mix and lamb drippings and - this is intended as a compliment- burnt strawberries and rhubarb shrub (the vinegar cordial kind). Great structure and pitch perfect savoury finish, tightrope tannins. Was expecting frivolity, but this pipe blew me away. — 6 years ago
Pours as vibrant as the label. A blend of pan-Mediterranean varieties, led by Tempranillo and Nero d’avola, that makes for a surprisingly generous, juicy expression of the whole zany zone, AND YET grown in the SA Riverlands. These bullets hit — 7 years ago
Great pungency and old world taste. Definitely going to purchase again — 8 years ago
Typical Fiano notes and a surprising acidity for this Aussie gem — 7 years ago
Saperavi revival. Juicy fruit from an old time band. Delicious. — 8 years ago
Mjuk och go - passar till grillningen. — 8 years ago
Cordelia Copelan
basking in the sun and eating pineapple after swimming in the quarry. fizzy and fun! — 3 years ago