Riesling

Clare Valley, South Australia. This wine has lemon pith, lime and orange blossom aromas and flavours, made in the classic Australian style with just a touch of fruit sweetness to balance the fresh natural acidity. It is a pristine wine with generous length of fruit flavour. Even if you’re not a particular Riesling fan, you’ll enjoy this wine, trust us! It is a great wine just to sit, sip and enjoy, or partner with seafood...

Clare Valley, South Australia. The wonderfully delicate nose carries citrus and soft floral characters seamlessly to the palate. Here, the mouthfeel is abundantly vibrant and lifted offering lemon and lime carefully balanced with bright fresh, full fruit sweetness. From the cooler sub-region of Watervale...

Adelaide Hills, South Australia. This Riesling is produced from 5 different clones enhancing the continued varietal flavours. Brilliantly clear with a steely crispness, initial light floral aromas, followed with citrus flavours and hints of musk...

Adelaide Hills, South Australia. After spending 10 months in French oak (30% new), this wine is brilliant straw green in colour with a fine citrus mid palate with hints of cashew and displays a struck match yeasty complexity from time spent on lees.A wine with natural harmony, poise, balance and an exciting future...

Canberra District, NSW. The palate is generous with a powerful mix of Granny Smith apple and freshly squeezed lime. The mouth-watering natural acidity leads to a pristine palate of balance and length...

Central Victoria and Upper Goulburn. Pacha Mama Riesling packs a punch. It's vibrant, fresh and snappy. Delicate citrus blossom notes, and soft fruit flavours are backed with steely acid to give this wine a long dry lingering finish...

WINERY RATING
James Halliday,	Australian Wine Companion 2009

Clare Valley, South Australia. The wine generally shows quite citrus and lime flavours with a wonderful spine of mineral like acid adding great balance, length and finish. Typically the wines have a wonderful potential to age, normally well over ten years and in doing so show lovely secondary aged characters of toast and honey...

WINERY RATING
James Halliday,	Australian Wine Companion 2009