Two Hands Winery, Barossa Valley
Tasted Sunday, November 11, 2012 by G_H with 581 views
This is by far the nicest cellar door, with a beautiful terrace and very friendly staff. You can even eat some little snacks there, which is a rarity. So it's perfect for lunch.
Wines: When I typed up my notes, I was shocked... The high end wines are good. But all the others I was quite surprised, my notes were really low (and I was in a great mood, so I don't think there was any negative drive there, actually if any rather the other way) So I think overall the top wines are good to even great in the best vintages but the mid- to lower end wines I think are dramatically overpriced for their quality. If I would have to guess, I think this is a result of the lack of focus (why do you need to do so many different wines and varietals such as Barbera or a Moscato here) and the limited involvement in the vineyard.
On a high note, their pricing for older vintage wines is very fair, so it's worth a stop to do BYO in one of the restaurants for dinner.
2012 Two Hands Riesling The Wolf 72 Points
Australia, South Australia, Mount Lofty Ranges, Clare Valley
Exotic fruits on the nose but otherwise very light and bland
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2012 Two Hands Moscato Brilliant Disguise 73 Points
Australia, South Australia, Barossa, Barossa Valley
Way too much alcohol for a moscato, little fruit some floral notes, go for the original...
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