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2024 Cliff Edge Riesling
$30.00
$180.00
The 2024 Cliff Edge Riesling is sourced solely from the Bayindeen Vineyard. Langi’s cool climate, together with granite sands and minimal irrigation delivers fruit of purity and stunning natural acidity, creating a wine of great balance and cellaring potential.
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Viticulture
Riesling (100%) |
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2024 |
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Grampians, Victoria |
Tasting Notes
Pale straw with a water-white rim. |
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Lemon and yellow grapefruit, coupled with apple-blossom and a hint of musk. |
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Yellow citrus notes carry to the palate accompanied by signature Langi chalkiness and a steely finish. |
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10+ years |
Winemaking
12.5% |
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750ml |
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Berries pressed to tank and fermented cool to retain natural aromatics and freshness. |
Professional Reviews
94
A wine that started with an excellent vintage in the Grampians. The colour is light and pale with a vivid luminosity. The nose opens with a distinct lemony essence that merges with highly floral influences. The palate is crisp and keen with those citrus characters reemerging along taut lines and a fine though very friendly acidity. It has a lovely mouth feel and a very long finish.
92
Sourced from the original Mount Langi Ghiran Bayindeen estate vineyard. Berries pressed to tank and fermented cool. The consistency factor with this wine is strong. Always shows a sunny-side-up front while reaching deeper in flavour on the palate – it can be quite subversive that way. Aromas of green apple, lime cordial, basil and jasmine. Explores the herbal side more fully on the palate with Thai basil, white pepper and ginger against a lime-citrus background. Deliciously chalky-dry in texture.
90
The 2024 Cliff Edge Riesling leads with bath salts and lemon sherbet, talc and springtime florals. It is pretty, lifted and light, and the palate follows in exactly this vein. The acidity is pert to the verge of being tart, but it sits well within the frame of the wine.
