This is the 2009 Spring Mtn Syrah co-ferment with 24% Viognier. Seems like a lot of V but it's so well-balanced. Rhone-like. Plum, savory, freshly crushed herbs, cured meat, hint of white flowers and lavender & great acidity. I'm always impressed with Spring Mtn estate wines! — 9 years ago
Notes of white pear. — 10 years ago
Part of the ARWC "Grey Series", a limited production offering from Winemaker Peter Becraft and his cellar team. — 10 years ago
Chenin, rousanne, chardonnay, viognier. Full of flavour. Bin end from the Wine Society. Loved it. Drank it slowly over three days and still delicious after being open for a while. — 11 years ago
High alcohol. Cherry cola on the nose with toasty slight vanilla... — 11 years ago
Smooth and rich with good acid — 12 years ago
Superb oaky and complex — 8 years ago
Love that co-ferment with the Viognier helps to elevate the acid and power of the Syrah, need a lamb lollipop — 10 years ago
Clean, lovely texture. Great aperitif. Seems simple at first, but the good stuff sneaks up on you. — 10 years ago
Interesting take of a Sauvignon Blanc but oak aged like a Chardonnay. — 11 years ago
Feral. Bazinga. — 11 years ago
Unique wild yeast from grape for fermentation chalky oak dry pungent tasteless — 9 years ago
This wine complements a nice steak. — 10 years ago
Mouth watering citrus, touch of tannin from partial skin ferment #Donkey&Goat #SluiceboxWhite — 10 years ago
Kevin steps it up with his wild ferment. Absolutely delicious! Steely mineral nose with asparagus and lemongrass. The mouthfeel is precisely textured with grapefruit, yellow apple, and lemon rind. The long finish is pleasantly chalky with fine acidity. — 11 years ago
What a great refreshing and tasty Chard! Neutral oak but it has great flavor — 12 years ago
Liz Vicharelli
Soooo good! Old world but light and drinkable :) — 8 years ago