Henschke Hill Of Grace 2009 Cenote developing slowly into flavours of

developing slowly into flavours of melted brown sugar

Corn appears again on the finish

This Pinot Noir was grown on a vineyard that sits perfectly below the Nevis Bluff in Gibbston

cherry tart

On the nose aromas of raisins

Henschke Hill Of Grace 2009 Cenote developing slowly into flavours ofCampbell Mattinson 96 Points! "Matured in 78% French oak 22% American oak. Tasted this with Johann Henschke, who noted of the American oak inclusion: "It's an emotional connection but we also think it's been important to the Barossa for a reason." As familiar as Johann Henschke would be with Hill of Grace Shiraz it was still interesting to hear him say: "Every time I taste Hill of Grace I find it a privilege. If I have a bottle at home I put it in the