Pale gold in colour, the nose displays gentle banana, baked quince and warm pastry aromas. The palate is expansive and round with rich fruit and dense texture. The finish is long and lightly spiced. A full bodied dry white wine in our usual very ripe presentation. This wine may throw a harmless natural deposit over time
Pinot Gris 2018
$55.00
Description
Mid straw in colour, the nose shows rich aromas of cooked quince, ripe banana and brioche. The palate has plush fruit with peach and quince character. A very textural wine with soft acidity leading to a long dry finish
This wine may develop a harmless deposit with time
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Tony Peters –
2018 Grey Sands Pinot Gris
Posted on April 20, 2023 by Tony Peters, Words from a Wineglass
I have to admit to being a little, no, a lot, excited about getting to try this wine. It is an all-time favourite in our home and I am lucky enough to get to try it each year which, ultimately, leads to me buying some. Oh well. What do they say? Life’s too short to drink bad wine, and, on this occasion, we are drinking very good wine.
This is everything I’ve come to expect from Grey Sands Pinot Gris and, maybe on this occasion, a little bit more. The aromatic introduction is both rich and generous to the olfactory senses which leads into the usual lovely texture, coating the palate, that I’ve come to know and love. There is, as always, the intensity and depth of flavour yet, on top of that, there is a youthfulness like character to it that I can’t seem to put my finger on, but it sits ever presently on the long and fulsome finish. Another delightful release.
Jeremy Oliver –
2018 Grey Sands Pinot Gris Oliver’s Wines http://www.olivers-wines.com.au.
Developing nutty, creamy and faintly floral aromas of stonefruit, pear and apple precede a rich, musky and mouthfilling palate whose viscous, almost oily presence of fruit extends with length and softness towards a dry, savoury finish of soft acids.Year to drink 2020-23+ Jeremy’s score 91/100