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This is a powerful and imposing statement of the heart of the Barossa, yet it presents with a degree of finesse and understatement. Dusty red fruit on the nose with a subtle graphite influence. The palate is threaded with firm ironstone and minerally tannins with a decent lick of oak in support. Excellent structure will ensure it can handle a little cellaring.
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
This is a real best of the best. A year before bottling the Hewitson team selected the best barrels of Old Garden Mourvèdre and Monopole
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