De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate Renaissance Viognier

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De Bortoli Rutherglen Estate Renaissance Viognier

Description

This wine has delicate honeysuckle, apricot, flinty and tropical fruit notes, with stylish hints of cedar and toast from premium oak and lees contact. The palate is mouth filling, has texture and ripe fruit flavours, with enduring citrus and toasty notes on the finish. This elegant blend is a truly harmonious yet complex wine. Superb for drinking now, but has been made to cellar nicely for up to 10 years.

Premium handcrafted wines from the undulating hills of Shelley's Vineyard in Rutherglen, Australia. Hand selected premium parcels of fruit, using traditional winemaking practices has resulted in wine of the highest quality.

Additional Details

SKU:
14699-UNIT
Brand:
De Bortoli
Type:
Viognier
Style:
Dry White
Region:
Rutherglen
Country:
Australia
Size:
750 ML
Alcohol %:
12.8

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