Henschke Cyril Henschke 2013 Color:Red describes the difference between the

describes the difference between the two top wines by saying that the Grand Clos is 'terreux' while the Rugiens is 'aérien'

spice and char that dominate

drying finish loaded with ginger

THE WINEMAKER COMMENT

and very easy to drink

Henschke Cyril Henschke 2013 Color:Red describes the difference between theDark ruby red colour, lovely raspery on the nose. Ripe straw raspberry on the palate. Luscious ripe jam of wild red fruits. Smooth tannins, full bodied and a lasting finish. The Cyril had been on the wishlist for a while. A subtle style. Dark crimson colour. The nose shows nice forrest fruit notes, musky and a good hint of nutmeg, cinnamon spice. The palate shows richer currants, blood plum and cedar tones.