
There is a point of difference here however. It's textural, and first and foremost, it drinks well. Certainly not the best varietal example I've had but I'd have a glass or two with lunch.
The aromas seemed a little constricted first up but once the belt was loosened up a little, spring flowers, herbs, green melon and gooseberries came to play. It didn't come across as a fresh Sauv Blanc as there was certainly more to it.
Textural interest reigned supreme with flavours which lasted nicely. A slight wash of musk in the mix added to the interest. Good acid too makes this an inviting wine to have with a lunchtime chicken salad.
Who: Raidis Estate
What: Sauvignon Blanc (12.7% alc)
Where: Coonawarra
When: 2012
How: $19
www.raidis.com.au