The structure sits prominently at the edge of a former quarry. Approached and encircled from a distance, the building is unusual in that it occupies a single volume, a large rectangular cube, but after exploring it, the process-driven design becomes quite clear.
The stark angularity of the wine tasting area is strictly contemporary. Rooftop plantings of vines provide a rich screening of green in the form of a seasonal veil.
Lady May is Glenelly’s flagship estate wine. Tealeaf, roast beef and thyme notes contrast the intense raspberry mélange.
On the nose: showing feminine characteristics, the nose is open with red rather than black fruits.
On the palate: the palate offers no less character, with powerful chewy tannins and a silky savoury finish. Seamless oak gives a hint of spice, and support for the medium to full-body.
