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Skillogalee Cabernet Malbec Rose Clare Valley South Australia |
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Where it's from:
Australia, South Australia, Clare Valley
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£75.29
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6 x 75 cl |
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Dry |
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Shows the unmistakable floral, rose petal aromas and flavours of pure Gewurztraminer fruit, sometimes also reminiscent of passionfruit or lychees. It has a strength of character without being oily or overpowering, is intensely fruity but dry on the finish and has good balancing acidity. (6 x 75 cl)
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Australia, South Australia, Clare Valley |
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Skillogalee wines |
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59598 |
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Skillogalee Gewurztraminer Clare Valley South Australia
Description: Shows the unmistakable floral, rose petal aromas and flavours of pure Gewurztraminer fruit, sometimes also reminiscent of passionfruit or lychees. It has a strength of character without being oily or overpowering, is intensely fruity but dry on the finish and has good balancing acidity. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £82.60
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Skillogalee Riesling Clare Valley Australia
Description: This dry white wine was made from hand-picked Riesling fruit from low yielding vines which grow on the highest slopes of the vineyard at Skillogalee . The vines are hand-pruned and the fruit is hand-picked. On the nose there are lively fresh lime citrus aromas with hints of perfume and bath-powder. The palate has intense fruit flavours with mineral touches balanced by refreshing acidity giving a crisp, dry, lingering finish. Skillogalee is a 60 hectare property located within South Australia's Clare Valley wine region. Within this region, it occupies the western extreme of the Sevenhill sub-region and is bounded on the western side by the Spring Gully Conservation Park, home of the rare Red Stringy Bark gum tree. It is around 8km south of Clare township and about 135km due north of Adelaide. In the early 1840's, the pioneer and explorer John Horrocks settled at Penworththam, named after his home town in England. From here, he explored further north in the Flinders ranges, using Afghan camels and looking for land suitable for settlement. On one such expedition, Horrocks' party was beset by illness, injuries and bad weather. Having run short of provisions, they survived only by making a 'skillogalee' or 'skilly' (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £119.88
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Skillogalee Riesling Clare Valley South Australia
Description: This dry white wine was made from hand-picked Riesling fruit from low yielding vines which grow on the highest slopes of the vineyard at Skillogalee . The vines are hand-pruned and the fruit is hand-picked. On the nose there are lively fresh lime citrus aromas with hints of perfume and bath-powder. The palate has intense fruit flavours with mineral touches balanced by refreshing acidity giving a crisp, dry, lingering finish. Skillogalee is a 60 hectare property located within South Australia's Clare Valley wine region. Within this region, it occupies the western extreme of the Sevenhill sub-region and is bounded on the western side by the Spring Gully Conservation Park, home of the rare Red Stringy Bark gum tree. It is around 8km south of Clare township and about 135km due north of Adelaide. In the early 1840's, the pioneer and explorer John Horrocks settled at Penworththam, named after his home town in England. From here, he explored further north in the Flinders ranges, using Afghan camels and looking for land suitable for settlement. On one such expedition, Horrocks' party was beset by illness, injuries and bad weather. Having run short of provisions, they survived only by making a 'skillogalee' or 'skilly' (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £82.60
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Skillogalee Shiraz Clare Valley Australia
Description: Shiraz is probably the second wine style after Riesling for which the Clare Valley is well known. The fruit for this Skillogalee Shiraz was hand-picked from low yielding, unirrigated vines growing on the slopes around the homestead, around 450m above sea level. This Shiraz is another dark, rich wine in the Skillogalee tradition, with intense colour and powerful, warm aromas and flavours. On the nose and the palate there are berryfruit and plum characters and hints of pepper, eucalyptus and mint can sometimes be found. Tannin structure is fine but firm and there is a good level of natural acidity. The fruit was destalked and partially crushed, fermented, and then gently basket-pressed. Malo-lactic fermentation took place partially in tank with completion in barrel. Maturation for 24 months in a combination of French and American oak hogsheads has added considerable balance and complexity. Skillogalee is a 60 hectare property located within South Australia's Clare Valley wine region. Within this region, it occupies the western extreme of the Sevenhill sub-region and is bounded on the western side by the Spring Gully Conservation Park, home of the rare Red Stringy Bark gum tree. It is around 8km south of Clare township and about 135km due north of Adelaide. In the early 1840's, the pioneer and explorer John Horrocks settled at Penworththam, named after his home town in England. From here, he explored further north in the Flinders ranges, using Afghan camels and looking for land suitable for settlement. On one such expedition, Horrocks' party was beset by illness, injuries and bad weather. Having run short of provisions, they survived only by making a 'skillogalee' or 'skilly' (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £155.88
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Skillogalee Shiraz Clare Valley South Australia
Description: Shiraz is probably the second wine style after Riesling for which the Clare Valley is well known. The fruit for this Skillogalee Shiraz was hand-picked from low yielding, unirrigated vines growing on the slopes around the homestead, around 450m above sea level. This Shiraz is another dark, rich wine in the Skillogalee tradition, with intense colour and powerful, warm aromas and flavours. On the nose and the palate there are berryfruit and plum characters and hints of pepper, eucalyptus and mint can sometimes be found. Tannin structure is fine but firm and there is a good level of natural acidity. The fruit was destalked and partially crushed, fermented, and then gently basket-pressed. Malo-lactic fermentation took place partially in tank with completion in barrel. Maturation for 24 months in a combination of French and American oak hogsheads has added considerable balance and complexity. Skillogalee is a 60 hectare property located within South Australia's Clare Valley wine region. Within this region, it occupies the western extreme of the Sevenhill sub-region and is bounded on the western side by the Spring Gully Conservation Park, home of the rare Red Stringy Bark gum tree. It is around 8km south of Clare township and about 135km due north of Adelaide. In the early 1840's, the pioneer and explorer John Horrocks settled at Penworththam, named after his home town in England. From here, he explored further north in the Flinders ranges, using Afghan camels and looking for land suitable for settlement. On one such expedition, Horrocks' party was beset by illness, injuries and bad weather. Having run short of provisions, they survived only by making a 'skillogalee' or 'skilly' (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £106.21
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Skouras Chardonnay
Description: Crisp, dry white country wine from the Peloponnese. (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £67.27
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Smith & Hooper Wrattonbully Merlot South Australia
Description: Dense red in colour with purple hues, this blend shows its true origins with an inviting aroma of eucalypt and red berries and a subtle mocha and vanilla fragrance from the wine's maturation in oak hogsheads. The palate has vibrancy and texture with blackberry and red currant flavours balanced by a background of soft, grainy tannins, which leads to the long, flavoursome finish. A wine to enjoy now, or cellar for another five to six years. W I N E S T Y L E Wrattonbully is blessed with some of the most celebrated winegrowing soil in Australia
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