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Taylors Estate St Andrews Riesling 2023 (Clare Valley)

Taylors Estate St Andrews Riesling 2023 (Clare Valley)

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Taylors Estate St Andrews Riesling 2023 Clare Valley displays zesty lemon and lime aromas with faint orange blossoms. Abundance of lemon and lime juice characters with crisp and refreshing finish. Classic Clare Valley Riesling.

Appearance

Pale straw with brilliant clarity, reflecting the wine's freshness and quality Clare Valley fruit.

Aroma

Zesty lemon and lime aromas lead the bouquet, with faint orange blossoms adding a delicate floral dimension. The aromatics are vibrant and expressive, showcasing classic Clare Valley Riesling character.

Palate

There's an abundance of lemon and lime juice characters creating exceptional flavour intensity and purity. The crisp and refreshing finish provides beautiful balance, with the zesty citrus flavours delivering immediate enjoyment whilst the vibrant acidity adds structure and length. The wine displays classic Clare Valley Riesling character with its pure fruit expression and refreshing finish.

This Clare Valley Riesling showcases the region's renowned ability to produce vibrant, age-worthy Riesling.

Pairs With

Fresh seafood, oysters, Asian cuisine, Thai dishes, sushi, grilled fish, light salads, goat's cheese

Serve well chilled at 8-10°C. Enjoy now for its vibrant freshness or cellar for 5-10 years to develop honeyed complexity.

Wine Specifications

Variety: Riesling

Size: 700mL

Region: Clare Valley

ABV: 12%

Vintage: 2023

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Winery & Vintage Info

To protect the delicate flavours of the fruit, the grapes for the Taylors Estate St Andrews Riesling were gently whole berry pressed, and the juice quickly chilled to just below 10°C, all within roughly 15 minutes of harvest. The wine was then cool fermented in stainless steel vessels, using a neutral yeast strain to preserve the varietal characteristics.

The season started with the last of the El Niño influence producing unseasonably warm weather. This was soon replaced by the influence of La Niña, which led to some of the wettest months on record. This, along with a relatively cool growing season, slowed down fruit ripening and resulted in outstanding fruit quality.

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