Enjoy the luscious sweetness of botrytis-affected Semillon from De Bortoli, a trusted Australian winemaker since 1928. This elegant sweet white wine, with apricot and citrus aromas, pairs perfectly with lemon tart or cheese.
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Family reserve. Four Generations. Wine of Australia. Proudly Australian owned since 1928. This is an elegant, sweet white wine with aromas of apricot and citrus. Although made for immediate enjoyment the wine will continue to develop for 2-5 years. Try with lemon tart, fresh fruits or cheese.
Dietary Information
Allergy Advice
Contains Sulphites, Milk
Manufacturer
Produced by: De Bortoli Wines Pty Ltd, De Bortoli Road, Bilbul, NSW 2680, Australia.
Country of Origin
Country of origin: Australia. Wine of New South Wales Australia
Packaging
Glass Bottle
Alcohol
Alcohol by volume: 9.5%
Alcoholic content: 3.6 units
Agent: North South Wines
Grape variety: Sémillon
Producer: De Bortoli Wines
Type of closure: Screwcap
Storage instructions: This wine is ideal for drinking now but can be kept for up to 5 years
History: The De Bortoli family story is one of determination and triumph that started 90 years ago and is now told, generations later, across the globe. Through their pioneering spirit and continuous innovation, De Bortoli has built a reputation as one of the foremost producers of sweet wines in Australia. Today, as the fourth generation enters the family business, they are amongst the top wine producers in the country with vineyards spanning 6 premium wines regions.
Regional information: The fruit is sourced from De Bortoli's vineyards in New South Wales. A warm dry summer meant that botrytis didn't appear until after the rains in early May 2018. Some foggy mornings helped botrytis to spread throughout the dedicated vineyards before being harvested in late May.
Vinification: The fruit was harvested in late May when botrytis had fully set in. After a careful selection of grapes and gentle pressing, the juice was fermented in stainless steel with a small portion in French oak.
