Hannah is rarely reviewed since we don't have enough bottles to send to the media! But occasionally they will try it at an event
Gary Walsh - The Winefront
2017 Wantirna Estate Hannah cabernet franc / merlot
Hannah is a palindrome, and also, Hannah Hunt one of my more favourite songs by Vampire Weekend.
This is a 50/50 blend of Merlot and Cabernet Franc. One barrel made. 100% new oak, as a result. Sold out at the winery, but available at retail I believe.Plum and pencil shavings, flowers and raspberries, baking spices and sweet herbs. It’s a beautiful thing, so supple and graceful, a smooth delivery of perfectly ripe fruit, melting high pixel tannin, cocoa and sweet herbal perfume, clear acidity, impeccable length. So you say you don’t like Merlot? Poor little you!
2017 Wantirna Estate Hannah cabernet franc / merlot
Hannah is a palindrome, and also, Hannah Hunt one of my more favourite songs by Vampire Weekend.
This is a 50/50 blend of Merlot and Cabernet Franc. One barrel made. 100% new oak, as a result. Sold out at the winery, but available at retail I believe.Plum and pencil shavings, flowers and raspberries, baking spices and sweet herbs. It’s a beautiful thing, so supple and graceful, a smooth delivery of perfectly ripe fruit, melting high pixel tannin, cocoa and sweet herbal perfume, clear acidity, impeccable length. So you say you don’t like Merlot? Poor little you!
2012 Hannah cabernet franc merlot
Bright crimson-purple; a supremely elegant and finely tuned blend; light -bodied it may be, but it has surprising length and intensity to its ever-so-pretty display of small red fruits. Blends such as this are rare outside Margaret River, and even there they are far from common
Bright crimson-purple; a supremely elegant and finely tuned blend; light -bodied it may be, but it has surprising length and intensity to its ever-so-pretty display of small red fruits. Blends such as this are rare outside Margaret River, and even there they are far from common