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Night 3 Results
Once again the fizzy bubbles looked to take out another victim. Roaming around as the only killer this evening, it sidled up to a lovely 2006 vintage of aged semillon, which had burnt toast and honey characteristics on the nose with excellent complex flavours on the palate.
Intending to take down the spectacular wine, it fired off its cork again, keen to see it smash on the ground.
But the bottle, hit, simply wobbled. Tonight would not be its end.
Hunter Valley Aged Semillon is not dead. They are Aussie wine aligned.
Elsewhere, a crisp white intending to follow a red instead sat and watched as the vino equivalent of wet cardboard refused to act. Another was locked in its cabinet and prevented from behaving by several other wines.
With 14 alive, it is 8 to lynch.
Extended day finish - it will end noon tomorrow. I am flying to the Barossa tomorrow morning, so I will post the result but flavour will be absent.
Once again the fizzy bubbles looked to take out another victim. Roaming around as the only killer this evening, it sidled up to a lovely 2006 vintage of aged semillon, which had burnt toast and honey characteristics on the nose with excellent complex flavours on the palate.
Intending to take down the spectacular wine, it fired off its cork again, keen to see it smash on the ground.
But the bottle, hit, simply wobbled. Tonight would not be its end.
Hunter Valley Aged Semillon is not dead. They are Aussie wine aligned.
Elsewhere, a crisp white intending to follow a red instead sat and watched as the vino equivalent of wet cardboard refused to act. Another was locked in its cabinet and prevented from behaving by several other wines.
With 14 alive, it is 8 to lynch.
Extended day finish - it will end noon tomorrow. I am flying to the Barossa tomorrow morning, so I will post the result but flavour will be absent.
