This wine is available exclusively through Liquorland, First Choice and VIntage Cellars.
One Giant Leap celebrates the decision by Bill Taylor to establish the Taylor family vineyards in the Clare Valley. It was July 21 1969, the same day Neil Armstrong's historic lunar walk took place. Both men looking to the future and what could be accomplished with sheer tenancity.
| Region | Clare Valley / Padthaway |
|---|---|
| Colour | At release, the wine is a pale straw with a slight green hue to the edge. |
| Nose | The wine has delightful aromas of white peach, nectarines and subtle citrus zest join hints of cashew and cream. |
| Palate | Fresh flavours of stone fruit combine with cashews and an underlying toastiness from the barrel fermentation to deliver a mouth-filling, enjoyable wine. It has a clean, elegant palate, a zesty acid backbone and long, persistent finish. |
| Oak Maturation | A small portion of this wine was barrel fermented and then lees stirred for 4 months. After 6 - 8 months maturation in French oak, the wine was blended and bottled. |
| Cellaring Notes | Crafted for immediate enjoyment but will cellar over a short term under ideal conditions. |
