The Freedom Hill is once again the most tannic wine in the Ken Wright lineup, even in a vintage that showcases finesse and lightness. Less aromatic than most of the others, this is scented with earth and coffee grounds, and the full-flavored fruit is gutsy and thick. Just the barest hint of volatility strikes the nose, but it has been nicely managed and contained.
The Freedom Hill is once again the most tannic wine in the Ken Wright lineup, even in a vintage that showcases finesse and lightness. Less aromatic than most of the others, this is scented with earth and coffee grounds, and the full-flavored fruit is gutsy and thick. Just the barest hint of volatility strikes the nose, but it has been nicely managed and contained.
The Freedom Hill is once again the most tannic wine in the Ken Wright lineup, even in a vintage that showcases finesse and lightness. Less aromatic than most of the others, this is scented with earth and coffee grounds, and the full-flavored fruit is gutsy and thick. Just the barest hint of volatility strikes the nose, but it has been nicely managed and contained.
The Freedom Hill is once again the most tannic wine in the Ken Wright lineup, even in a vintage that showcases finesse and lightness. Less aromatic than most of the others, this is scented with earth and coffee grounds, and the full-flavored fruit is gutsy and thick. Just the barest hint of volatility strikes the nose, but it has been nicely managed and contained.