Winery:Henschke
Region: Barossa Valley and Adelaide Hills
Variety: Semillon 40%, Sauvignon blanc 26%, Chardonnay 25% and Pinot Gris 9%

Your Wine Guy says:
The Tilly’s Vineyard is a fine example of the strength and quality of vineyards that Henschke has access to, as there is good intensity of fruit from what was a very difficult vintage in South Australia. The colour is a light gold with pale green edges, the nose attracts with floral rich melon fruits, lemon and pears and some tropical fruits. With a crisp citrus palate supported by well balanced acidity, a small proportion of the chardonnay gets a little barrel fermentation with no ‘malo’ ferment giving you a more complex finish. Very tasty and easy to drink now, Henschke suggest it can be cellared until 2018.
91 Points YWG
 
Critics say:
 
The winemaker says:
Colour: Pale straw in colour with lime hues.
Nose: The nose exhibits fresh, lifted aromas of citrus zest and white currant with pungent gooseberry notes.
Palate: A clean, fresh palate of sweet fruit, citrus and herbaceous flavours with good depth and length, finishing crisp. Excellent vintage, drink now to 2018. – Henschke Wines
 
 
Winery/Label Information:
This crisp aromatic blend is named in tribute to great-aunt Ottilie Mathilde ‘Tilly’ Henschke, one of the remarkable pioneers from the era that saw vineyards flourish across South Australia. – Henschke Wines