Oliver's Taranga Small Batch Fiano 2024 6pack 13% 750ml

Oliver's Taranga Small Batch Fiano 2024 6pack 13% 750ml

With Fiano being a relatively new variety to Australia (originates from the Campagna region of Italy) who better than the Oliver family now celebrating over 170 years of grape growing, to create this Taranga farm favourite. This delicious drop is all sweet ripe lime and pear flavours with loads of texture - perfect for lovers of fresh crisp white wines. As Gary Walsh said "dangerously easy to drink". Fiano is relatively new variety to Australia, and originates from the Campania region of Italy. Fiano is super heat and drought tolerant, being able to maintain acidity in the grapes even in our hot South Australian summers.

TASTING NOTES

PALATE

Prepare your palate for a textural journey with this Fiano. One minute it’s all pine nuts and cashew, the next it’s kaffir lime and fresh basil with a touch of the tropics.

REGION NOTES

With 100 ha of premium grapevines on the Taranga property, the Oliver family has over 50 blocks representing different grape varieties, clones, soil types & vine ages.

FOOD MATCHING

Drink with anything spicy, or just to spice up your life.

VINIFICATION

Corrina Wright is known in the wine business as the Queen of Fiano for good reason! Fiano is relatively new variety to Australia, and originates from the Campania region of Italy. Fiano is super heat and drought tolerant, being able to maintain acidity in the grapes even in our hot South Australian summers. This minimal intervention Fiano is made with indigenous yeast, has no added acid and includes a small portion fermented in French oak.

Variety: Fiano
Region: McLaren Vale, South Australia
Winemaker: Corrina Wright

95 Points

Back to back brilliance for the Queen of Fiano, Corrina Wright is dancing on the balls of her feet with this variety. And if you know Corrina, she will probably be dancing on her 'carpets of Instagram' somewhere. The 2023 release was elite and here we go again with this 2024. A terrific wine to sit back and consider, lemon juice, canned pear, quince, sea spray and a little saltiness peel off layers of interest with ease. A sheet of minerality is draped across the top with a fine rhythm of creaminess tapping its foot to the beat. A lemony tang offers the parting gift and seduces you to come back for more. And why not? This is quite delicious.

This is quite delicious…- qwinereviews, 30 November 2024