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Briar Ridge Limited Albarino 2025

Special Price $35.00 Regular Price $40.00

There’s a lot going on here — from oyster shell and tinned pineapple to stonefruit, peach skin, green melon, and almond. A delightful lick of salinity runs through the palate, adding freshness to the texture and drive. It’s lively and textural, with bright acidity and the pure sensation of biting into perfectly ripe fruit that somehow tastes even better than the real thing. The best Australian Albariño we’ve come across yet — easily a match for its cousins from north-west Galicia.

Briar Ridge Limited Albariño
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Wine Specs
Variety
Albariño
Vintage
2025
Winemaker
Andrew Duff
Body
Medium
Sweetness
Dry
Drinking Window
Now - 2027
Alcohol %
14.0
Closure
Screwcap
Size
750
Biodynamic
No

Vineyards are mostly in the Mount View sub-region of the Hunter Valley, and all at 130 -180m above sea level, so a little cooler than is typical for the Hunter. The extreme heat of the Hunter is avoided and wines of elegance and fruit clarity can be produced. They have additional high quality vineyards in Hilltops, Orange and Wrattonbully.

Low yields, generally between 1 and 2.5 tonnes per acre. A series of exceptional single vineyard sites, including Dairy Hill, Briar Hill and Red Hill. Vines at up to 45 years of age.

Quality winemakers: Gwyn Olsen (now winemaker for Henschke was senior winemaker until 2022) and Andrew Duff, a former Len Evans Scholar, is the current winemaker.

Hunter Valley, NSW

Region

Hunter Valley, NSW

Most notable for being the first major wine region in Australia, the Hunter Valley had vin ...
Most notable for being the first major wine region in Australia, the Hunter Valley had vines planted as early as 1789. The authorities at the time encouraged wine production, thinking that folks overindulging wine was preferable to filling up on strong spirits. Responsible Drinking back in the 1700s! Read Full Article
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Hunter Valley, NSW
Hunter Valley, NSW
Most notable for being the first major wine region in Australia, the Hunter Valley had vines planted as early as 1789. The authorities at the time encouraged wine production, thinking that folks overindulging wine was preferable to filling up on strong spirits. Responsible Drinking back in the 1700s!
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