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A bright and lively expression of McLaren Vale Shiraz. Aromas reveal notes of African violet and black cherry with a trace of sage bush. The palate is polished and poised with a generous feel supported by chalky fine tannins. The plummy red currant favours are nuanced by a fine savoury influence. Perfectly seamless and integrated.
The fruit was sourced from the Dorrien subregion which sits on the left bank of the Para River that cuts through the Barossa Valley. It’s
Interesting origins for this super wine from a single vineyard wine that can be traced back to 1853. A single vine from that planting was
This vineyard is believed to have the world’s oldest Mourvèdre vines, dating back to 1853, before phylloxera whipped out the vineyards of France. This was
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