Marvellous. A taste of Provence from the Barossa. Aromatic notes of roses, strawberries and taste of fresh strawberries. Dry, low tannin and acid. Short crisp finish. Great on these hot WA summer days with light fare. — 9 years ago
Great Pinot! With juicy floral sweetness. — 10 years ago
De Loach Highlands is undoubtably one fine Pinot Noir. This vivacious, medium bodied siren skunks hints of strawberry and big cherry vietnamese boom boom. Plan on whipping the dust off this she-devil in one sitting. — 10 years ago
Always the sweet taste of the iron-rich clay in the wines of Petrus which separates them from anyone else. It's that unique mouth feel as graceful and rich as finest Vicuña and sings siren songs on the tongue. — 10 years ago
This is one to co@ back to Like a siren singing her song..... — 10 years ago
Incredible low production orange wine from Anderson Valley. Minerality balanced with apricot, grapefruit dryness but not tart. Smokiness that would pair perfectly with scallops or pork belly with peach/apricot compote. Must buy. — 10 years ago
Highly recommended! Silk smooth brew with amazing balance and substance. — 10 years ago
Brown, caramel and tasty. This was great Christmas Day beer. — 11 years ago
Was surprised by this. Was more characteristic of a Bordeaux than an Australian Shiraz. — 9 years ago
Vale Kym Jenke, celebrated your life with an amazing ceremony and wonderful speeches, but your siren song is your wine. We may never talk again but I will forever buy your wine and cherish the time together. Cheers Dan — 10 years ago
High acid, some berry notes. Very pleasant. — 10 years ago
Very nice indeed. More for a hot summer day than a cold February afternoon. — 10 years ago
Outstandojg flavor right out of the bottle. Bold and smooth. Black cherry and vanilla hints — 10 years ago
Coffee, fresh, light, chocolat, uctuous, biscuit — 10 years ago
Let's begin with one word: FRAGRANCE. Just back from Italia, I will posit that this deep-garnet siren is just about the essence of that famed land on ones nostrils. My olfactory is pleased, greets this cuvee: *ciao*. We get right to business, where smelling is concerned: how very red tea of you, Amore. How very cinar-esque you smell today. Is that chanterelle on your breath, cracked black pepper in your hair, gravel crunching warmly under your feet? Thought so, certo. Moving right along, we address that thing essential to all dancers, composers and clothiers: STRUCTURE. Yours is on the delicious knife-edge of acidic to too-acidic, tannic to too-tannic, in both cases falling on the right side of the blade. Your alcohol level is just warm enough, not hot, and your finish is somehow cool and lingering. You are a cool cat, balanced and self assured. But wait: there's more, because we didn't talk abt your other PERFUMES leaping from the glass and traveling lovingly to my olfactory: brown spice, astronaut strawberry, cranberry, purple flower. DOLCE & GABBANA/ we have, at last, your newest fragrance: La Dolce Susumaniello. Carry on! 🇮🇹 — 10 years ago
A nice Otago Pinot Noir for the NZ leg of our trip! — 9 years ago
The equivalent of not residing in Cumbernauld — 9 years ago
Tasted October 2013
A dry version of Zibibbo (Sicilian name for Muscat of Alexandria) reflected by bewitching siren depicted on the label :)
Aromatic, fresh and vibrant one, grown in Pantelleria on volcanic soils rich in minerals.
Fermented in stainless steel then aged in tanks for 2 months, plus 3 months more in bottles.
Brilliant straw yellow with emerald tints.
Ample and rich bouquet of typical flowery scent of orange and linden blossom, nattaran, peach, touch of sage and rosemary.
Crisp, well-balanced light-plus bodied palate. Refreshing acidity, scented by white grapefruit, melon, nectarine, ripe pear with minerality becomes evident at finish.
Was fine with catfish with ravioli and asparagus. — 9 years ago
Mandarin peel, rose, lilacs and lavender, sour cherry, raspberry and ginger-like character — 10 years ago
Very chique 'nose' on this wine, impressive like a Côte Rotie. Lures me in like a beautiful siren. On the palate the feeling is much lighter though. Likable? For sure, but keep on smelling for maximum pleasure. The grapes are grown on the hills surrounding CR. And by the way: 'sereines' is also an old denomination for Syrah. — 10 years ago
Gorgeous beer! The color is pure gold, sporting a fine mousse, silky 'fro, and the filigreed lacing is exquisite! Smells of pineapple custard, ripe lemon, sugar cookie dough, dried nettles, pine sap and pistachio. Harmonious palate is buttery, with vanilla bean, a light cigar wrap finish that twists into a wood and metallic point! Perfectly proportioned, sexy, and a dancer! This siren is calling you! — 10 years ago
Fresh, tart little number. Straight up Grapefruit! Breakfast beer. — 11 years ago
Oh snap! This white made from 100% Raffiat de Moncade is a siren with salty-nutty-cheesy nuances spiked with lemon-oil and sunflower-melon swagger. Golden. Leonine. Like sunlight and love shot through a prism. #believeit — 12 years ago
Deeanna P
Very very rich. — 9 years ago