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McWilliam’s
Mount
Pleasant
Museum Release Elizabeth Semillon
| Awards | Tasting
Notes |
Mount
Pleasant’s decision to continue to bottle-age
commercial quantities of Mount Pleasant Elizabeth
Semillon until its considered at the peak of
its development is repeatedly vindicated by the
wine’s incredible show success and perfect
development.
Every year, a limited quantity of Mount Pleasant
Elizabeth is reserved for extended cellaring
under perfect conditions. As these wines reach
optimum maturity, they are release under the ‘Museum
Release’ label. At this stage of development,
the wine is typically showing all the classic
characteristics of Hunter Semillon with beautiful
honey and toast characters. Often, even at this
advanced stage, the wine continues to be awarded
trophies and gold medals at major wine shows. |
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Try
this wine with... 
Roast
flathead tails and lime beurré blanc or pan
fried chicken breast, potato mash and tarragon cream
sauce. |
Chef
Peter Howard |
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Tasting
Notes 
| Current
Vintage |
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Vintages
| 1998 |
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1997 |
Tasting
Notes are in PDF format and require
Acrobat
Reader.
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