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For what stands as a first step into the di Gresy set of Barbaresco wines, this is quite a statement of class and style. Ruby rose colour; glossy, with classic earth and rose aromas, damp Autumnal leaves, a faint sense of leather. The weave of stony tannins and salivating acidity is spot on, encouraging a minerally driven finish, while a reverb of orange/tangelo flavour echoes long after.
There’s history here, a lot of history to work through as you taste. Buds from a Shiraz vine planted in 1853 were harvested and grafted
A special wine and no mere curio, Old Garden Vineyard is home to what is believed to be the world’s oldest Mourvèdre vines, planted in
Dorrien Cabernet Sauvignon has always had a touch of class, a memory first planted by the great Cabernets produced in the Barossa sub-region by Seppelt.
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