Description
"It’s impossible not to fall under the spell of its bewitching fragrance, its immense power and concentration allied with seemingly contradictory elegance and refinement. The wine is full-bodied and flows evenly across the tongue, with an effortless intensity and suppleness of texture. Fine tannins are an important part of the very long, high-impact aftertaste. It’s sacrilege to open this wine until it’s at least a decade old, by which time it will inhabit another world, but the ingredients are there for it to be transcendent in time—truly one of the best vintages of this legendary wine." - 99 Points, Huon Hooke, The Real Review
"The Hill of Grace comes from a vineyard that sits at 400 meters above sea level—a beautiful, remote-feeling place. The vineyard is picked block by block, defined by vine age, soil types, elevation and position within the vineyard - the ancestor vines are over 150 years old. It is pure and fine, with a languid pool of fruit that is characterized by black silty tannins and persistent, seamless length. This speaks of the ancient place, the rocks, the vines. This is just a magnificent, graceful wine here, one that is "immune to hyperbole," as they say." - 98 Points, Erin Larkin, Robert Parker Wine Advocate
