Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022
The Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022 is a wine that captivates with its elegance and complexity.
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The Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022 is a wine that not only impresses with its tasting notes but also with its meticulous production and aging process. This Riesling is crafted from biodynamically grown grapes, reflecting a commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly viticulture.
The grapes are handpicked from the Polish Hill vineyard, which is renowned for its unique terroir. The vineyard’s slate and shale soils contribute to the wine’s distinctive mineral character. The winemaking process is carried out with great precision, ensuring that the purity and intensity of the fruit are preserved. The grapes undergo a gentle pressing, and the juice is fermented at cool temperatures to retain the vibrant acidity and fresh fruit flavours.
After fermentation, the wine is aged on its lees for several months. This aging process enhances the wine’s texture and complexity, adding subtle layers of flavour and a creamy mouthfeel. The use of screw caps ensures that the wine remains fresh and free from oxidation, allowing it to develop gracefully over time.
The Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022 vintage is noted for its excellent aging potential, with many experts predicting that it will continue to evolve and improve for at least a decade. The wine’s high acidity and robust structure provide the backbone for long-term aging, while the complex interplay of fruit and mineral notes promises to develop further nuances with time
Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022
A wine that captivates with its elegance and complexity. On the nose, it opens with a spectacular array of delicate aromas, including lemon zest, lime blossom, and white peach. Subtle floral hints of jasmine and honeysuckle are interwoven with intriguing mineral notes of slate and wet stone, creating an intricate and inviting bouquet.
Upon the first sip, the wine reveals a tightly focused palate, characterized by its precise and linear structure. The citrus flavours of lemon and lime take centre stage, complemented by nuances of green apple and white nectarine. The vibrant acidity provides a spine-tingling freshness that dances on the palate, while the chalky minerality adds depth and complexity.
Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022 is certified organic and biodynamic. The grapes are grown in the Polish Hill vineyard, which is A-Grade Certified Organic and Biodynamic (ACO). This commitment to sustainable and environmentally friendly viticulture ensures that the wine is produced with minimal impact on the environment while maintaining the highest quality standards
As the Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022 evolves in the glass, layers of flint, aniseed, and a touch of white pepper emerge, enhancing the wine’s multifaceted nature. The mouthfeel is both racy and refined, with a textural richness that balances the zesty acidity. The interplay of sweet and fresh flavours, combined with the persistent mineral undertones, creates a harmonious and exhilarating tasting experience.
The finish is long, energetic, and incredibly clean, leaving a lingering impression of citrus and stone fruits, underscored by a subtle saline quality. This Riesling showcases the meticulous craftsmanship and exceptional quality of the Polish Hill vineyard, promising excellent aging potential.
Jeffrey Grosset established his winery in 1981 in the historic township of Auburn, Clare Valley, 100 kilometres north of Adelaide. The winery is stylish and functional and reflects the attention to detail that extends to the Grosset estate-owned vineyards and winemaking.
Jeff is best known for his Rieslings which have shown a consistency of style and quality, making this one of Australia’s greatest wineries. By combining a disciplined approach and decades of experience, Grosset consistently achieves the purest expression of variety and place.
Riesling
Riesling is a white grape variety which originated in Germany and now has plantings in many other countries including Alsace, New Zealand and Australia. Riesling is an aromatic grape variety displaying clean fruit and floral aromas, with green apple, and layered citrus flavours. It can make great varietally pure wines across the spectrum, from steely bone-dry examples to unctuous, sweet dessert wines. Its high acidity allows some examples to be extensively aged, where they can develop great complexity.
The Grosset Polish Hill Clare Valley Riesling 2022 has garnered significant acclaim and recognition from wine critics and enthusiasts alike. Here are some of the notable accolades:
- James Halliday awarded Grosset Wines “Australia’s 2018 Best Value Winery”.
- Wine and Spirits (USA) included Grosset Wines in their “World’s Top 100 Wineries” list in 2017.
- Jeffrey Grosset, the founder, was voted inaugural Australian Winemaker of the Year by Gourmet Traveller WINE in 1998. He is also internationally recognized as one of Decanter UK’s “Top 10 White Winemakers” and one of the “50 Most Influential Winemakers” (Wine & Spirits, USA) in the world1.
The 2022 vintage of Grosset Polish Hill Riesling is highly regarded, with critics praising its finesse, balance, and aging potential
- Suitable for Vegans
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The Country
Australia, with its vast landmass spanning over 7.5 million square kilometres, offers a rich tapestry of wine styles. Climates and topography vary significantly, resulting in unique terroirs that shape the character of Australian wines. Here’s a glimpse into the grape varieties and wine styles you can discover:
Shiraz (Syrah): Often hailed as Australia’s flagship grape, Shiraz thrives in various regions. Cabernet Sauvignon: Cabernet Sauvignon vines flourish in South Australia, particularly in Coonawarra and Margaret River. Chardonnay: Australia’s Chardonnays range from unoaked and fresh to full-flavored and creamy. Riesling: Cool-climate regions like Clare Valley and Eden Valley craft exquisite Rieslings. Pinot Noir: Tasmania and Mornington Peninsula are Pinot Noir havens. Sauvignon Blanc: Adelaide Hills and Margaret River produce zesty, refreshing Sauvignon Blanc.
In this vast and diverse landscape, Australian wines invite you to explore, savor, and celebrate the artistry of winemaking
The Region
South Australia is the historic heart of Australian wine, boasting some of the most famous regions, well-known wineries, and oldest vines in the country such as Adelaide Hills just 20 minutes east of Adelaide, Barossa Valley world-renowned for its historic vineyards and full-flavored Shiraz, Grenache, and Cabernet Sauvignon, Connawarra Known worldwide for its outstanding, age-worthy Cabernet Sauvignon and McLaren Vale South Australia’s first wine region, established in 1838,
The Producer
Jeffrey Grosset established his winery in 1981 in the historic township of Auburn, Clare Valley, 100 kilometres north of Adelaide. The winery is stylish and functional and reflects the attention to detail that extends to the Grosset estate-owned vineyards and winemaking.
Jeff is best known for his Rieslings which have shown a consistency of style and quality, making this one of Australia’s greatest wineries. By combining a disciplined approach and decades of experience, Grosset consistently achieves the purest expression of variety and place.




























