94 pts - Ken Gargett (Wine Pilot)

Cracking example of the Passito style. Hekate was a Greek goddess, guardian of youth and bestower of kindness and wealth. The grapes, from Sicily, are naturally dried, becoming raisin-like which concentrates the sugars, the blend in this case being Chardonnay Viognier and Inzolia. The colour is a bronze/gold. The flavours weave through beeswax, honey, orange rind, treacle, toffee and honey itself. Luscious in style with a lovely supple texture and fine acidity plus very good length. Love this wine, which should have a very long life.

93 pts - Stuart Knox (The Real Review)

Deep golden colour, bordering on amber. Burnt honey, cardamom and cinnamon spice aromatics. Sweet and unctuous on entry with dried apricots and exotic spices filling the palate. A deep concentration throughout but also acidity and phenolics to frame it very well to the long finish. It will sing with blue cheese