white flowers
darker-fruited side of Carmenère rather than the greener
which gives it a bit more depth than a simple entry wine
dry finish that keeps everything bright and effortless
The purity of fruit combined with well-judged oak and bright fresh acidity result in a wine that is layered and complex with a lingering finish
Bethany Wines, ‘Old Quarry Fronti’, NV, (70cl) Barossa Valley (GI) Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil white flowers'One Liner' A deeply mellow Australian fortified wine, combining orange marmalade, honey and treacle with velvety texture and a long, warming finish. Tasting Note Deep golden amber in the glass, with rich aromas of orange marmalade, honey and ripe dried fruit followed by treacle, caramel and gentle nutty spice. The palate is full bodied, sweet and beautifully smooth, with concentrated citrus and softly oxidative flavours wrapped in a velvety texture.