Variety: Sangiovese
Region: Canberra District
Vintage: 2010
Colour: Brick Red
Alcohol: 12.5%
Bouquet: Dusty, stewed plum and blackberries (After more than an hour, additional meaty tones were also present)
Flavour: Savoury herbs like Rosemary seemlessly integrated with gentle fruit flavours according to the nose with a long, lingering finish. Balance was sensational.
Points: 89 (4+7+12+8+8+50)
Notes: The winner of our Australian grown versions of Sangiovese. Last year I enjoyed the Rose from this producer. In the wine club this was a bargain $13.60 (~270 Kc). One left.
Region: Canberra District
Vintage: 2010
Colour: Brick Red
Alcohol: 12.5%
Bouquet: Dusty, stewed plum and blackberries (After more than an hour, additional meaty tones were also present)
Flavour: Savoury herbs like Rosemary seemlessly integrated with gentle fruit flavours according to the nose with a long, lingering finish. Balance was sensational.
Points: 89 (4+7+12+8+8+50)
Notes: The winner of our Australian grown versions of Sangiovese. Last year I enjoyed the Rose from this producer. In the wine club this was a bargain $13.60 (~270 Kc). One left.

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