Felton Road Bannockburn Riesling

What is about to happen is disguised by a delicate nose of spice, minerals, and subtle stone fruit.
The mouth-coating intensity of ripe peach and nectarine that coats the mouth and perfectly combines with the leftover sugar is what first catches one's attention when tasting. The compelling flavour ultimately wins the conflict between the deep flavour and the wine's lingering sweetness, which makes it difficult to classify it as a sweet wine. In order to harmonise and make the whole thing last for several minutes, a reviving lick of acidity emerges.