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de iuliis Hunter Valley Semillon 2019

de iuliis Hunter Valley Semillon 2019

Hunter Valley, New South Wales | 750ml | 11%

The Hunter Valley is renowned for producing some of the best Semillon in the world. This 2019 de iuliis Hunter Valley Semillon offers all the classic Hunter Semillon notes; fresh, lifted citrus aromas, a crisp lively palate that's supported by a good clean line of acid. A remarkable value wine that offering delicious drinking in it's youth, this is likely to age into something quite remarkable.

"96 Points. Perfectly poised and focused, a wine that's in no hurry, sure of its 20+-year future, offering different focus as it ages. Its constant characteristic will be its length, built on citrus/herb and crisp, unwavering tannins. As the years pass, buttered toast, honey and nuts will build. $25. 10.5% alc. Drink by: 2039. Screwcap."- James Halliday’s Top 100 Wines of 2019.

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Located in the heart of Pokolbin, the De Iuliis label draws from new and historic Hunter Valley vineyards. De Iuliis Wines are proudly family owned and operated and are one of the top producers in the Hunter Valley. Regionality and a modern approach to winemaking ensure De Iuliis produce unique yet highly identifiable wines with a sense of time and place. One of the hardest names to say in the Australian wine industry, but also one of the best!

New South Wales

Hunter Valley

750

Technical: 11% ALC/VOL

Specifications: 3.03PH/7.16TA/2.992G/L RS

Appearance: Pale lime green.

Aromas: Lifted aromas of intense lemon and lime citrus.

Palate: A crisp, clean wine dominated by fresh citrus, balanced acidity and intensity of fruit flavours add length to the palate.

Cellaring: Perfect for early consumption, suited to cellaring.

Notes: The Hunter is renowned for producing some of the best Semillon in the world. This wine displays fresh, lifted, citrus characters, a light palate, and crisp, zesty acids. It’s the perfect match for seafood or any delicately flavoured dishes.

Winemaker: Michael De luliis