Alpha Box & Dice, Golden Mullet Fury, Adelaide Hills

this unusual semillon-Viognier blend is deep gold in colour. Good clarity. An 'oiliness' of pronounced Viognier comes through on the nose and some mild fruit notes (apricot) and nougat. On the palate the nuttiness of the Viognier comes through at the end - boiled almonds and cashews. Mouthfeel is medium plus. Some dried apricot on the palate as well - plus mild dried pineapple. The semillon, I think, leant freshness to the rounder viognier and the skin contact some extra …

Medium golden Light bruised pear, Very soft attack, then mouth filling dry pear, lychee flavors. Quite nice and worth a visit

Medium golden in the glass. Floral aromas hit at first, but as the wine breaths it opens up to yellow apple, lime, oxidized peach. Medium-bodied, textural, smooth drinking, light alcohol. Could use a bit more on the acidity front. Even though their website says 10 years aging potential, I think this is a wine to smesh now and get it over with. Doesn't offer much more excitement beyond that.

Golden cloudy colour. Looks more like cider than wine. Much of the acidity is volatile. There is a fair degree of oxidation. Needless to say some will find this wine confronting. Some will simply hate it. Others will find it interesting. This (vintage) is an Semillon/Arneis/Viognier blend, although the varieties matter little, as this wine is all about winemaking (lots of skin contact), not varietal flavour or terroir. It's an interesting wine, at least at first, though not very enjoyable. …