Recognition Across the Sileni Range

Sileni have received strong recognition in the latest reviews from James Suckling, with multiple wines earning high scores across the range. These reviews highlight Sileni’s modern approach to winemaking — vibrant fruit, balance, and wines crafted to be enjoyed with food and friends.

Here’s what James Suckling had to say:

Sileni Cut Cane Merlot 2024

— 92 Points

“Lush and supple, offering plums, cherries, a touch of cocoa and cedar, with meaty and tarry complexity. Medium to full-bodied with fine-grained tannins and balanced acidity. The smooth, even finish shows impressive depth and freshness.”

Sileni Triangle Merlot 2024

— 92 Points

“Racy with dark fruits and a savoury lift, showing berries, black olives, iodine and subtle spices. Medium to full-bodied with polished texture framing the generous fruit core. Balanced and lingering.”

Sileni Straits Sauvignon Blanc 2025

— 91 Points

“Rounded and easy going with melons, limes, a touch of tropical fruit and flint. Medium-bodied with a crisp mouthfeel and lively acidity. Straightforward and neatly balanced through the finish with some zesty character.”

Sileni Cellar Selection Sauvignon Blanc 2025

— 90 Points

“This bright, tropical white has aromas of passionfruit, star fruit and kiwifruit. Medium-bodied with a fresh finish.”

Sileni Advocate Albariño 2025

— 90 Points

“Juicy and refreshing, showing spiced pears, underripe peaches, hints of white blossoms and crushed stones. Medium-bodied, bright and crunchy with a backbone of lively acidity. Easy and flavourful.”


Taste Sileni Yourself.

The awards speak for themselves.

Sileni is made for real moments — good food, good company, and conversation that goes a bit longer than planned. Bold flavour. Modern style. Wine that knows its place at the table.

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