Tasting Profile
February 2024
Bright and fresh aromatics of citrus with notes of kaffir lime, grapefruit and white florals, that lead to white nectarine. Hints of cream and notes of flint contribute layers of complexity. A gentle touch of oak in the background enhances the aromatic profile.
Tightly coiled on the palate, with a juicy flavour profile. Citrus fruits present themselves again, leading to white stone fruits. A mealy textural note derived from lees contact adds depth and compliments the fruit. The palate unfolds gracefully, offering a long and refined finish propelled by a bright, citrus-like acidity. A wine that is detailed and balanced and speaks of the cool growing season.
13.5%
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Reviews
The Real Review, June 2024
Aaron Brasher
Lifted aromas of grapefruit pith, lemon, nettle, green apple, cashew and white flowers. Focused and fine on the palate, with a core of stone fruit and citrus. There’s a lick of nutty oak at play and the acidity brings plenty of cut and thrust to the finish.
92 points
The Vintage
The Vineyard
Quartier means neighbourhood in French and the Quartier varieties are a celebration of diverse terroirs on the Mornington Peninsula. The fruit for this wine is sourced from neighbouring vineyards in Balnarring and Dromana.
The fruit was whole-bunch pressed directly into a combination of French oak barriques (8% new) and stainless-steel tank, where fermentation commenced spontaneously with ambient yeasts. After fermentation, the wine was aged on lees (without battonage) for eight months. The wine was bottled without fining and with minimal filtration.