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| 2011 Wine Reviews | |
| 2009 Winemakers Reserve Semillon | |
| ««««« Very clean, very bright, pale green varietal with big hit of sweet floral/citrus aromas. Mouthfilling, steely, fresh lemon acid palate with some great flavour concentration and length. Winestates Best Wines of 2010, 1/02/2011 | |
| This is archetypal young Hunter Semillon of excelent quality. Lemon, lime, lanolin and fennel meet the nose, and the tight, high-acid palate has intense, sustained lemon curd flavours of tingly attraction. A classic style that's only just showing the first whispers of bottle evolution. Selector, 1/01/2011 | |
| ««««« There is a hint of vegetal character allied with lemon and lemongrass aromas, while the palate is intense and powerful, with richness conferred by a top Hunter white-wine vintage. Australian Gourmet Traveller Wine, 1/01/2011 | |
| 2010 Winemakers Reserve Semillon | |
| The youthful yet highly experienced Liz Jackson picked up a trophy for the best young Semillon at the 2010 NSW Wine Awards with this vibrant, mouth-watering gem. Fresh, grassy and spiced lemon aromtics lead to a juicy, tight, citrus inspired palate with a fine and extremely long tail of mineral acidity. Sydney Morning Herald, 27/01/2011 | |
| ««««« Excellent colour - very bright, pale green. Great lifted citrus concentration on the nose. Rich fruit flavours- long and intense - with just the right acid to balance the hint of residual sugar. Winestates Best Wines of 2010, 1/02/2011 | |
| ««««« First Creek is the home brand of the Hunters leading contract winemaking outfit. This is a great young Semillon:d delicately floral and softly fragrant, with a superbly refined, seamless palate that lingers long on the finish. Australian Gourmet Traveller Wine, 1/01/2011 | |
| Pale straw-green; lemon zest, grass and mineral aromas herald a finely structured palate with length and intensity, the finish crisp and bracing. Drink to 2020. James Halliday 2012 Wine Companion | |
| 2009 Winemakers Reserve Shiraz | |
| ««««« Mix of dark fruit and brooding savoury oak creates lovely aromas. The palate is a lovely, savoury mouthful of chunky fruit, ripe chewy tannins, lovely oak and fresh acid. Winestates Best Wines of 2010, 1/02/2011 | |
| Bright crimson-purple hue, the moderate alcohol of the wine imbues it with freshness and vitality from the first whiff of the bouquet through to the finish; blakberry and mulberry fruit seems to draw saliva from the mouth, the flavours persisting through the long finish and aftertaste. Drink to 2025. James Halliday 2012 Wine Companion | |
| 2010 First Creek Verdelho | |
| Pale straw-green; an intriguing bouquet with contrasting notes of passionfruit, herb and citrus; the vibrant and tangy palate has more driving it than almost all other verdelhos. Drink to 2015 James Halliday 2012 Wine Companion | |

