Charlotte Dalton 2017 Love you Love me Semillon (Adelaide Hills)
Editors' Choice
Don't let the playful label fool you. This is an expertly crafted wine from an experienced winemaker Charlotte Hardy (Dalton is her middle name). This pale-hued Semillon is delicate yet focused, complex yet approachable. It changes in the glass from wild herbs and flowers, red apple skins and minerals to something more honeyed, flinty and waxy. The palate is textural, unforced and likely to sing alongside food. Christina Pickard
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Price$30,Buy Now
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DesignationLove you Love me
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Alcohol11.7%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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ImporterWine Dogs Imports LLC
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Date Published4/1/2020
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