Schild Estate Lorraine Late Harvest Barossa Valley Semillon 2013 375ml - 1 Bottles

Schild Estate Lorraine Late Harvest Barossa Valley Semillon 2013 375ml - 1 Bottles

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About this product

Category
Food, Beverages & Tobacco > Beverages > Alcoholic Beverages > Wine
SKU
44263144292532

Schild Estate is a family-owned Barossa Valley winery with a proud winemaking heritage dating back to 1952. Named in honour of Lorraine Schild, this late harvest Semillon is part of the winerys premium reserve collection, showcasing the familys dedication to producing elegant wines that express both regional character and craftsmanship.

Region amp Vintage Conditions

The fruit for this wine was sourced from premium Barossa Valley vineyards. The 2013 vintage was one of the earliest and driest on record in the region, producing low yields with concentrated flavours while retaining vibrant natural acidity. These conditions were particularly well suited to crafting rich, balanced late harvest wines.

Winemaking Techniques

The grapes were left on the vine to achieve late harvest ripeness, concentrating natural sugars and flavour. Fermentation was carefully managed to retain a portion of the grapes natural sweetness, creating a luscious dessert wine balanced by bright acidity. A subtle touch of oak adds further complexity without overwhelming the fruit.

Tasting Notes

Appearance Bright straw with pale golden hues.

Aroma Fresh citrus, orange marmalade and delicate white floral aromas with hints of ripe stone fruit.

Palate Rich and rounded, offering flavours of nectarine, white peach and citrus layered with gentle sweetness and subtle oak spice.

Finish Clean, fresh and well-balanced, with lively acidity providing excellent length and preventing the sweetness from becoming overpowering.

Key Characteristics

  • Late harvest Barossa Valley Semillon
  • Named in honour of Lorraine Schild
  • Naturally retained grape sweetness balanced by fresh acidity
  • Layers of citrus, stone fruit and floral notes
  • Elegant dessert wine with excellent balance

Food Pairing Recommendations

Serve chilled with lemon tart, baked cheesecake, crème brûlée, fresh seasonal fruit, blue cheese or soft washed-rind cheeses. It also makes an excellent aperitif or a delightful finish to a special meal.