Hill Of Grace 1989 Henschke

Professional reviews

Robert Parker (94)

Deep brown in color, the 1989 Hill of Grace has an appealing nose of dried cherries, fruit cake and cloves with underlying dried lavender, thyme and salami hints. Medium-bodied with tons of savory and dried berry flavor layers, it has bright acidity, a medium level of rounded tannins and a long finish with a herbal lift. It is mature.

Winespectator (91)

Firm and focused, with beautifully articulated cherry, berry and spice aromas and flavors that are harmonious and generous on the long finish.