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New World wines are never in the shadows of Europe in our book. Wines in this 6-pack range from super easy to highly complex, terroir-driven stuff that will make your head spin (in a good way).
Delinquente Screaming Betty 2021
Maloof Thistle 2021
Black Estate ‘Damsteep’ Riesling 2021
Maloof Where Ya PJs At? 2021
Kunoh Waserenagusa 2020
Eastern Peake ‘Walsh Block’ Syrah 2021
Delinquente is a winery that stands out with its quirky labels and delicious, straightforward wines. Screaming Betty is 100% Vermentino. Splashes of green apple, kiwi, pear. Super low on the alcohol front and tons of bright acidity to complement.
Glou glou would be an understatement. Maloof’s Thistle is a Pinot Gris fermented in neutral oak barrels and sur lie aged with no batonnage for 9 months. Bright and electric in nature. With Black Estate’s Riesling you’ll have a party on the nose and party in the mouth. Quite big in flavour and intensity, and a perfect summer drink.
Maloof’s rose-ish blend of Pinot Gris, Riesling & Schönburger (no black grapes used) is marked with soft texture with a light chalky-powdery grip. Good little drink. Kunoh brings a blend of 5 different Pinots to the table, one of the most unique wines we’ve tried this year.
And we end with a heavy hitter, but one that still preserves finesse and elegance. Owen Latta does magic in Victoria!