Description
"Fiano is originally a Southern Italian grape and takes its name from the grape variety the Romans called Vitis apiana – vine beloved of bees. It’s more than a bit beloved here in McLaren Vale, seeming to straddle flavour territory somewhere between Pinot Gris and Chardonnay – often even the best of both. A meadow of florals fresh with dew. Honeysuckle, lemon blossom, thyme. Brioche, custard powder, and oven bronzed pastry. Lemon grass and sorbet. Florals waft through to the palate. Taut and crisp. Succulent citrus swaggers sun dazed throughout. Lightly textured with a grip that gives shape and slip to the fruit." - Winemaker Notes
