Vaucluse Cellars
54-58 New South Head Rd
Vaucluse, Sydney, NSW
2030 AUSTRALIA

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1300 674 677
ph +61 2 9337 1765
fax +61 2 9337 6185

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Store Hours:
Monday - Thursday
9am to 7pm

Friday - Saturday
9am to 8pm

Sunday & Public Holidays
10am to 7pm

Closed: Good Friday, Christmas Day &      New Years Day

 

 

 

 
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Online prices are stated as single units as part of a mixed/straight dozen purchase or more. A 'Short Case Surcharge' of 25% is applied to purchases less than 12 units, plus freight if applicable.

Meerea Park, 'Hell Hole' Semillion 2009
Hell Hole semillon has fast become an ‘ever reliable’. It’s grown on the Braemore vineyard. Love the low alcohol style of it - it adds to the enjoyment of what it has to offer. Fine and long but an enjoyable drink already. Citrussy and pure, acidic and pear-like. Lovely even flow to it - finishes a touch spicy too, in a good way. Can’t go wrong here." Rated : 92 Points. Campbell Mattinson - The Wine Front - 5th June 2009

"The name derives from a verbal corruption of "hot as hell" by early settlers, a fair description of 45C days. For once vintage rain did not force early picking, and the '09 semillons have an unusually intense citrus framework which offers great drinking now without threatening a sure-fire, 10 year future, thanks to the acidity and the screwcap." Rating: 94. James Halliday - The Weekend Australian Magazine - 29th August 2009

"Intense, aromatic and lingering, it finishes a little softer than others. A terrific future". Rating: 93. Ken Gargett - Courier Mail Qweekend - 31st October 2009
"The Hell Hole name refers to the hot, dry country that is the Hunter Valley. Rhys Eather has packed a lot of fruit into this '09: plenty of lime and lemon citrus, even grapefruit on the palate. Great texture and a sparkling crisp acid finish." 93 points. Nick Stock - Wine 100 - February 2010

750mL Format. Screwcap Closure.

Meerea Park, 'Hell Hole' Semillion 2009
Hell Hole semillon has fast become an ‘ever reliable’. It’s grown on the Braemore vineyard. Love the low alcohol style of it - it adds to the enjoyment of what it has to offer. Fine and long but an enjoyable drink already. Citrussy and pure, acidic and pear-like. Lovely even flow to it - finishes a touch spicy too, in a good way. Can’t go wrong here." Rated : 92 Points. Campbell Mattinson - The Wine Front - 5th June 2009

"The name derives from a verbal corruption of "hot as hell" by early settlers, a fair description of 45C days. For once vintage rain did not force early picking, and the '09 semillons have an unusually intense citrus framework which offers great drinking now without threatening a sure-fire, 10 year future, thanks to the acidity and the screwcap." Rating: 94. James Halliday - The Weekend Australian Magazine - 29th August 2009

"Intense, aromatic and lingering, it finishes a little softer than others. A terrific future". Rating: 93. Ken Gargett - Courier Mail Qweekend - 31st October 2009
"The Hell Hole name refers to the hot, dry country that is the Hunter Valley. Rhys Eather has packed a lot of fruit into this '09: plenty of lime and lemon citrus, even grapefruit on the palate. Great texture and a sparkling crisp acid finish." 93 points. Nick Stock - Wine 100 - February 2010

750mL Format. Screwcap Closure.

Meerea Park, 'Hell Hole' Semillion 2009
Hell Hole semillon has fast become an ‘ever reliable’. It’s grown on the Braemore vineyard. Love the low alcohol style of it - it adds to the enjoyment of what it has to offer. Fine and long but an enjoyable drink already. Citrussy and pure, acidic and pear-like. Lovely even flow to it - finishes a touch spicy too, in a good way. Can’t go wrong here." Rated : 92 Points. Campbell Mattinson - The Wine Front - 5th June 2009

"The name derives from a verbal corruption of "hot as hell" by early settlers, a fair description of 45C days. For once vintage rain did not force early picking, and the '09 semillons have an unusually intense citrus framework which offers great drinking now without threatening a sure-fire, 10 year future, thanks to the acidity and the screwcap." Rating: 94. James Halliday - The Weekend Australian Magazine - 29th August 2009

"Intense, aromatic and lingering, it finishes a little softer than others. A terrific future". Rating: 93. Ken Gargett - Courier Mail Qweekend - 31st October 2009
"The Hell Hole name refers to the hot, dry country that is the Hunter Valley. Rhys Eather has packed a lot of fruit into this '09: plenty of lime and lemon citrus, even grapefruit on the palate. Great texture and a sparkling crisp acid finish." 93 points. Nick Stock - Wine 100 - February 2010

750mL Format. Screwcap Closure.

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