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Lindemans Peche Peach Lambic

Mildly turbid, dusty orange color; white foam. It owns the most enticing bouquet of any lambic I’ve tasted; ripe peach, sweet fruit pulp fragrance. In the mouth, the peach flavor is acidic and tart at entry, then it turns succulent, ripe and sweet, but never plump or cloying. Finishes long, clean, crisp and intensely peach-like. Unbelievably true to the fruit source. — P.P. (5/1/2003)

Lindemans Pêche Lambic

Best Buy

Price $11

Spontaneously fermented with peaches added during the secondary fermentation, this is a gorgeous traditional Belgian fruit lambic that’s sure to tickle the tongues of fruit beer lovers. It’s everything you think it will be: a crisp but somewhat sour wild lambic base loaded with fresh, pressed peach juice aromas and flavors. Vibrant and brisk in the mouth with a… — L.B. (6/1/2011)

Lindemans 1998 Bin 9255 Sémillon (Hunter Valley)

Best Buy

Price $16

Lushly aromatic, with scents of cream, vanilla, smoke and toast. Which might lead you to think it’s been aged in oak—but it hasn’t. Grapefruit, peach and cream flavors lead into a mouthwatering, lemony finish. It’s a bit austere on the palate yet; give it a few years in the cellar to round out. Best Buy. — J.C. (2/1/2002)

Lindemans 1999 Limestone Ridge Shiraz-Cabernet Sauvignon (Coonawarra)

Cellar Selection

Price $30

Excellent. Has deep, pretty aromas of clay, eraser and ripe red plum. Its plum-fruit core has a crisp minty edge, and the package is all couched in a rich, claylike texture. The wine is well structured and sturdy, its red fruit tightening and retreating through the finish. Needs time; drink 2006+. — D.T. (11/15/2004)

Lindemans Kriek Cherry Lambic

Deep crimson/ruby hue; pink foam. The sweet, ripe black cherry aroma is nuanced and seductive. On palate, the taste explodes on the tongue, offering concentrated flavors of hardcore black cherry and blackberry. Aftertaste is razor-edged, refreshing, tart and acidic. Loved it from start to finish. — P.P. (5/1/2003)

Lindemans 2000 St. George Cabernet Sauvignon (Coonawarra)

Price $30

Chalk dust, bubblegum powder and juicy, fleshy berry fruit is a lovely aromatic combination, and the mix expresses itself just as nicely on the palate. The feel is velvety, and the oak noticeable, but still works well in terms of the the big picture. Very nice, and shows the best of what Lindemans can do. — D.T. (11/15/2004)

Lindemans 1998 Pyrus Red (Coonawarra)

Price $27

This mix of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cab Franc scores points for its deep and lush bouquet, which brings with it a healthy whack of oak that smells a lot like charred hamburger. The flavors veer toward cassis, cherry and plum, almost as the nose indicates. A bright, flashy finish with some raciness is the curtain call. — M.S. (12/15/2002)

Lindemans 1999 Pyrus Red (Coonawarra)

Price $30

Aromas are dark and stewy right out of the bottle, but unfold to reveal fresh herb and eucalyptus with air. Red fruit on the palate wears dusty, sweet-and-sour tannins, and a hint of the fresh mintiness. Not a huge, dense wine, but a robust one with chewy tannins. — D.T. (11/15/2004)

2009 Native 9 Rancho Ontiveros Vineyards

A lovely Pinot, dry, crisp and silky, with ripe raspberry, strawberry…

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