<em>"As with the Rosato, this is from the Kersbrook vineyard. It has an unrelenting concentration of flavour, a juxtaposition to its very pretty and varietally true pale red hue. Sour cherry, dried rose, an edge of Campari, dappled with dried herbs, roasted fennel and Dutch licorice. The tannins are controlled yet earthen and feathery. Drinkability as a descriptor has perhaps lost its sway, but if there were ever a wine to mirror the sentiment, it's this one. Ease is a risk to my self control. Buy half a case and pour liberally</em>." <strong>94 points - Katrina Butler, Halliday Wine Companion</strong>