Pewsey Vale Vineyard
10 Year Release The Contours Riesling 2015

Pewsey Vale Vineyard
10 Year Release The Contours Riesling 2015

Pewsey Vale’s The Contours is characterised by a special site, sensitive vine growing and astute winemaking. The Contours Riesling is produced from old vines grown on the coolest slope within this ruggedly beautiful single vineyard. After 10 years in the bottle, this museum release Riesling is showing the poise and intensity that you expect in a great bottle of aged Riesling.
Item No. PEWACO156-BT
3.9 out of 5 Customer Rating
750mL Bottle
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Pewsey Vale’s The Contours is characterised by a special site, sensitive vine growing and astute winemaking. The Contours Riesling is produced from old vines grown on the coolest slope within this ruggedly beautiful single vineyard. After 10 years in the bottle, this museum release Riesling is showing the poise and intensity that you expect in a great bottle of aged Riesling.

The Details

Tasting Note Pale gold in colour with green hues. Intense classic lime fruit aromas. The bottle aged characters of toast, clove oil and marmalade have started to emerge and combine with the still fresh citrus and white flowers of its youth. Shows great length and depth with concentrated power, pristine fresh lime cordial overlaid with toasted brioche, sage oil and lime marmalade. The wine finishes with a fresh but soft natural acidity which balances the flavour intensity. This wine will continue to age gracefully in the bottle for 10 or more years.
Best Enjoyed With duck breast with 5 spice glaze. For a vegan option try smoky cauliflower soup with shaved truffles.
Vintage 2015
Varietal Riesling
Region Eden Valley
Alcohol by Volume 12.5%
Winemaker Louisa Rose
Cellaring Recommendations This wine will continue to age gracefully in the bottle for 10 or more years.
Pack Size Options 1 , 6

Accolades

It's such a lovely wine
I just love these older releases from the Pewsey Vale team. It's straight to those wonderful toasty, complex elements that blossom with careful cellaring of the variety. Straw in the glass with a myriad of aromas presenting themselves. Bickford's lime cordial, lemon barley, dried shiitake mushrooms, some distant curry leaf notes, those hippocampus-tweaking notes of my father's workshop when I was a little'un; it's a wine that invokes memories, sometimes deeply lost in the consciousness, that gently bubble back up into view. Stony and composed on the palate with a marble-like sheen to its travel, the finish stretching out for some time indeed. It's such a lovely wine.
Dave Brookes
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