Ravensworth Charlie-Foxtrot Gamay Noir Moscato Giallo while the region’s limestone soils

while the region’s limestone soils add a subtle mineral edge

Its lively acidity keeps the wine energetic

Florita was where legendary winemaker John Vickery sourced his grapes for his great Watervale Rieslings of the 1960s and 1970s

dried orange blossom

and a silky finish

Ravensworth Charlie-Foxtrot Gamay Noir Moscato Giallo while the region’s limestone soilsThe palate is bright, juicy, and delicately structured, opening with wild strawberry, raspberry, and red cherry lifted by fresh, crunchy acidity that keeps the wine lively and ultradrinkable. Tannins are fine, soft, and lightly chalky, giving gentle shape without interrupting the flow. The midpalate shows layers of rose petal, subtle spice, cranberry, and a cool granitemineral thread, reflecting the wines wholebunch lift and coolclimate finesse. The