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DryCrisp mineralHerbalLight-bodied
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Semillon
Hunter Valley introduces one of Australia’s most distinctive wine pairings: citrus-bright Semillon and savoury, finely structured Shiraz.
Lemon, lime and grassy notes with a taut, dry palate and bright acidity.
Citrus develops towards toast, beeswax and nutty detail while retaining freshness.
Syrah.
Red berries, plum and savoury spice with a dry palate and supple tannins.
Citrus and stone fruit with texture shaped by lees and, in some wines, oak.
Hunter Valley is a registered wine zone; the smaller Hunter region sits within it, with subregions including Broke Fordwich. Everyday usage often compresses those names into one familiar destination. Semillon is a rewarding starting point: youthful wines can be lean and lemony, then develop toast-like complexity in bottle, often without oak. Shiraz and Chardonnay offer further routes through the area. Read the precise geographical indication and vineyard information when comparing bottles from this wider landscape.
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2 wines
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Winemaking & maturation
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Hunter Valley. 2 wines in Washington.