Daiane Galdino

10

very fruity and not bitter at all. The way I love ❤️ — 3 years ago

Emily O'Connor

9.0

Very fruity — 6 years ago

Jimzena

10

Love this bubbles! Bought it in October 2020 at Scotts Head bottleo. To celebrate keeping my job. — 6 years ago

Rodrigo P

8.9

great flavor with a body.. not too sweet but very bold. — 6 years ago

Dave Lang

9.8

Drank this a few years ago and rated it a bit lower. They must have stepped up their game because this is one of the tastiest moscatos out there. Sweet (not too sweet) and smooth. Perfect for summer. Award-winning and I can see why. — 7 years ago

Michael Litchev

9.0

Pretty good taste, not too strong - great for my first scan! — 7 years ago

Jaclyn M Andrade

9.5

Love it! Might be my new fave cheap-o white wine! — 8 years ago

William Schaper

9.1

Really enjoyed this one. — 3 years ago

Mark Hoste

9.0

Easy drinking — 5 years ago

Kieran

9.0

Very smooth, really like this one, not too fruity — 6 years ago

Benjamin Jones

9.0

Very fruity and sweet. Red berries are stronger than chocolate notes, but a perfect red for a warm evening. — 6 years ago

Iona Campbell

9.0

Lots of deep flavor. Great taste for a great price. Could rly only have one or two glasses though. — 7 years ago

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Chad MacMillan

9.5

Might be a limited edition or seasonal. Love it! — 7 years ago

Rhyes Adoh

10

dry and bubbly! cool lid too — 8 years ago

jp

9.0

So far (Feb 2023) the best — 3 years ago

Adam Deshpande

9.5

Unusually has a sweeter hint for a Chardonnay. We liked it. — 5 years ago

James Risby

9.0

Typically smooth Pinot noir... easily drinkable — 6 years ago

Sam C

9.5

Dark dark fruit. Sweet. Fun silly wine party wine guys! $6.99 in Hawaii! — 6 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.6

The final wine at the Peter Lehmann dinner at the Downs Club and the whole point of the dinner. Delectable: this new cuvée is called the Masterson and is a Barossa Valley Shiraz. Wine Pricing in Australia has become an arms race and this new Cuvée has set the benchmark at $1650 for a magnum - only available in magnum. This was sourced from a vineyard in the Moppa sub district of the Barossa owned by Glen Hammerling from vines planted in 1992 on original rootstocks, dry grown in deep sandy loam with ironstone over clay. The wine itself is an exercise in restraint. Matured in a large 2500 litre fourdre imparting minimal oak influence. You could happily drink this wine now or cellar for over 30 years. It is so well balanced. A brilliant wine but is it worth $1650? I think the pricing is too ambitious but the owner of Peter Lehmann, John Casella, the owner of export star, Yellow Tail, probably doesn’t care as he continues to make money from his budget line. 1458 magnums created and only 1000 released for purchase. — 7 years ago

Michael Sixbey

9.0

Very smooth like a cab. Great for the price. — 8 years ago