Dr Loosen Bernkasteler Lay Riesling Kabinett Albertengo Panettone The dark fruit flavours from

The dark fruit flavours from the nose does transition smoothly to the palate

making sure it last at least a decade in a proper cellar

Malbec is rarely seen as a varietal wine in Australia but here at Bleasdale and in Langhorne Creek it stands on its own two feet and performs well enough to earn its stripes

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Dr Loosen Bernkasteler Lay Riesling Kabinett Albertengo Panettone The dark fruit flavours fromDr Loosen Bernkasteler Lay (pronounced LIE; an old dialect word for slate) Riesling Kabinett is grown around the Dr. Loosen estate house, directly along the Mosel, just outside the village of Bernkastel. As the name indicates, the soil is predominantly blue slate, but it is heavier and deeper than the soil in the neighbouring villages of Wehlen or Graach. This site has a gentler slope than the estates other vineyards. It produces richly textured,