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Frankland Estate Smith Cullam Riesling 2023 - United Cellars
Frankland Estate Smith Cullam Riesling 2023 - United Cellars

Frankland Estate Smith Cullam Riesling 2023

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A powerful aroma of lemon-pith, dried flowers and spices.

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Sourced from a premium private cellar

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    • Description

      Very light-yellow hue, with a powerful aroma of lemon-pith, dried flowers and spices, including star anise, very complex and beautiful. The taste is delicate and refined, restrained and youthfully reserved, but searingly intense, with a faintly off-dry balance lending a certain juiciness to the palate. The sweetness is balanced by a touch of tannin grip. A glorious wine. - Huon Hooke This hand-picked, off-dry Riesling flagship from masters Frankland Estate is undoubtedly one of the finest Rieslings produced in Australia. Racy acidity, stunning intensity and a length of flavour that borders on eternal. Hunter Smith's reputation continues to also gather momentum as one of Australia's premier cool-climate winemakers, and this flagship Riesling is a case in point. Enjoy with a nice plate of spicy Asian cuisine. Simply remarkable.

      Tasting Profile

      • Light
      • Full
      • Low Tannin
      • Tannic
      • Sweet
      • Dry
      • Low Acidity
      • High Acidity
      Aroma:

      Lemon, Lime, Mineral

      Palate:

      Chalk, Honeydew, Lemon

      Food Pairings:
      Asian Food Asian
      Fish Fish
      Shellfish Shellfish

    Description

    Very light-yellow hue, with a powerful aroma of lemon-pith, dried flowers and spices, including star anise, very complex and beautiful. The taste is delicate and refined, restrained and youthfully reserved, but searingly intense, with a faintly off-dry balance lending a certain juiciness to the palate. The sweetness is balanced by a touch of tannin grip. A glorious wine. - Huon Hooke This hand-picked, off-dry Riesling flagship from masters Frankland Estate is undoubtedly one of the finest Rieslings produced in Australia. Racy acidity, stunning intensity and a length of flavour that borders on eternal. Hunter Smith's reputation continues to also gather momentum as one of Australia's premier cool-climate winemakers, and this flagship Riesling is a case in point. Enjoy with a nice plate of spicy Asian cuisine. Simply remarkable.

    Tasting Profile

    • Light
    • Full
    • Low Tannin
    • Tannic
    • Sweet
    • Dry
    • Low Acidity
    • High Acidity
    Aroma:

    Lemon, Lime, Mineral

    Palate:

    Chalk, Honeydew, Lemon

    Food Pairings:
    Asian Food Asian
    Fish Fish
    Shellfish Shellfish
    Frankland Estate

    Established by Barrie Smith and Judi Cullam in 1988, Frankland Estate is located in the Frankland River region of Western Australia. Having both grown up around winemaking, the pair decided to diversity their faming interest and wool business after touring the French wine regions in 1985. The pair is now assisted on the winemaking side by their children Elizabeth and Hunter as well as winemaker Brian Kent.With the belief that the sensitivity of Riesling grapes make them capable of transmitting terroir better than any other white grape variety, Frankland Estate is famed for its single vineyard Rieslings that truly showcase the soils of the vineyard to which theyÕre planted.Conversion to organic viticulture at Frankland Estate began in 2005, prohibiting the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides and fungicides. It makes sense; the Frankland River region is so isolated that it is almost free of pests and disease. It is isolated, that the vineyard surrounding the estate was aptly named Isolation Hill.