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Description

Semillon has been grown in the Clare Valley for many years and just like its sibling Riesling, it thrives in elevated landscapes, fertile soils, and higher natural rainfall areas.

Overwhelmingly citrus-driven in flavour, the nose features lifted lime and lemon zest, subtle kitchen spices, subtle oak nuances and hints of cut grass.

The palate is both primary and complex in design with fresh lemons and limes perfectly in sync with the creamy yogurt characters, crisp acidity, and sublime French oak in the background. This is a wine that can be enjoyed young and fresh or benefit from further careful cellaring.

Kilikanoon Pearce Road Semillon Clare Valley 2016

£18.50

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Attributes

Type: White Wine
Style: Rich and Textured White
Country: Australia
Region: South Australia
Vintage: 2016
ABV: 12
Size: 75cl
Vegan: Not certified

Kilikanoon Wines

Winemaker and proprietor Kevin Mitchell purchased the Kilikanoon property in South Australia's picturesque Clare Valley. Hailing from a long line of wine grape growers, Kevin had the opportunity to turn the vision of creating his own wine brand into a reality. The powerful elegance of Kilikanoon Wines is the ultimate expression of Clare Valley terroir. A concerto of diverse and unique microclimates masterfully composed, to deliver impeccable quality and style for each wine.

South Australia

South Australia, the heart of Australian winemaking, is renowned for its diverse wine regions and exceptional quality. Home to the iconic Barossa Valley, the state produces some of the world's finest Shiraz, known for its bold, rich flavours. The cooler climate of the Adelaide Hills is perfect for elegant Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, while the Clare Valley is celebrated for its crisp, aromatic Riesling. McLaren Vale is famed for its robust Grenache and Cabernet Sauvignon. The diverse terroir, from coastal regions to high-altitude vineyards, allows for a wide variety of grape varieties and wine styles. South Australia remains a must-visit destination for wine lovers seeking premium, world-class wines.