Tyrrell's Sémillon is celebrated for its crisp acidity and citrus-driven profile, with many noting its exceptional ageing potential. While younger vintages offer vibrant lemon/lime freshness, older bottles develop complex honeyed nuances. Critics praise its balanced minerality and food versatility, though some find younger expressions too austere. The wine shows remarkable consistency across vintages, with particular acclaim for its textured mouthfeel and capacity to evolve over decades.