A first for Taylors (I never know whether to add an apostrophe or not, they don't, but to me it seems kind of wrong) in their 40+ year history, a traditional method aka bottle fermented fizzer, produced under both screwcap and cork/ cage.
Chalky lemon, brioche, a bread and butter pudding note here. Lemon zest and stone fruit on entry - quite a hard/ mineral character to contend with, rounded out by a litle toasty complexity.
Mineral hints on the finish, good lingering quality. Lacks a little finesse, but drinks well. An aperitif style. 88 - Good
Tasted on: 9th October, a Flower Day
Source: Sample
Price: $18.95
Alcohol:12.5%
Closure: Screwcap
Website: http://www.taylorswines.com.au/
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