Taylors Estate

Taylors Estate

Riesling 2011

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Region: Clare Valley
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Elegant characters of fresh lime. lemon and subtle tropical fruit. A crisp and refreshing palate that finishes with lively balanced acidity.

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Wine Colour
At release, the wine is a very pale straw colour with subtle green highlights to the edges.

Wine Bouquet
The wine has lifted aromas of lemon and lime combined with subtle background notes of lemongrass.

Wine Palate
On release, the wine displays an abundance of citrus fruit flavours including a hint of pithy lemon character. There is richness to the mid palate which is well balanced by a crisp acid backbone. A hint of kaffir lime and lemongrass is evident on the back palate and the finish shows great persistence.

Cellaring Notes
This wine has been crafted for immediate enjoyment but will also reward cellaring under ideal conditions up to and possibly beyond 2015.
Acidity: 7.04 g/L
Alcohol Percent: 12.9%
PH: 3.03
Region: Clare Valley
Residual Sugar: 0.71 g/L
Range Variety Vintage Show Name Year Class Award
Taylors Estate Riesling 2011 Winemakers Challenge International Wine Competition 2012 Gold
Taylors Estate Riesling 2011 Clare Valley Regional Wine Show 2011 1 Gold
Taylors Estate Riesling 2011 Canberra International Riesling Challenge 2011 Silver
Taylors Estate Riesling 2011 Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2010 5 Silver

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    Taylors Estate Riesling 2011

    Michael Apstein, Wine Review Online (USA), February 2012

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