Syrah
Bremerton Old Adam Shiraz 2016
Cellar for up to 12 years. No need to decant before serving.
Australia’s historic Langhorne Creek wine region was first settled in the 1850s, and wine soon followed when former English shipwright Frank Potts planted the first grapes here. In the 1980s Craig and Mignonne Willson moved in, attracted by the region’s viticultural promise, purchasing the 40 hectare Bremerton Lodge which was then being run as an alfalfa farm. The family planted their first vines in 1991 and now has 120 hectares of vines which are looked after by the Wilson’s daughters, Rebecca and Sarah.
This opulent red is a great example of top quality Langhorne Creek Shiraz and is crafted from select parcels on the estate. Each parcel is vinified separately to give winemaker Rebecca maximum control over the blending, with the finest parcels given extra barrel ageing prior to blending. The typical ageing period is 24 months in extra fine grain American oak barrels, followed by another 12 months of ageing in the bottle.
This long maturation helps to fully integrate all the different components and soften the firm tannins, crafting a big, bold Shiraz that’s bursting with luscious dark berry notes and a generous full body. The sheer power of this wine makes it a great one to cellar for a while longer or enjoy now alongside a hearty Australian-style barbecue.
Australia’s historic Langhorne Creek wine region was first settled in the 1850s, and wine soon followed when former English shipwright Frank Potts planted the first grapes here. In the 1980s Craig and Mignonne Willson moved in, attracted by the region’s viticultural promise, purchasing the 40 hectare Bremerton Lodge which was then being run as an alfalfa farm. The family planted their first vines in 1991 and now has 120 hectares of vines which are looked after by the Wilson’s daughters, Rebecca and Sarah.
This opulent red is a great example of top quality Langhorne Creek Shiraz and is crafted from select parcels on the estate. Each parcel is vinified separately to give winemaker Rebecca maximum control over the blending, with the finest parcels given extra barrel ageing prior to blending. The typical ageing period is 24 months in extra fine grain American oak barrels, followed by another 12 months of ageing in the bottle.
This long maturation helps to fully integrate all the different components and soften the firm tannins, crafting a big, bold Shiraz that’s bursting with luscious dark berry notes and a generous full body. The sheer power of this wine makes it a great one to cellar for a while longer or enjoy now alongside a hearty Australian-style barbecue.
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Cellar for up to 12 years. No need to decant before serving.
Australia’s historic Langhorne Creek wine region was first settled in the 1850s, and wine soon followed when former English shipwright Frank Potts planted the first grapes here. In the 1980s Craig and Mignonne Willson moved in, attracted by the region’s viticultural promise, purchasing the 40 hectare Bremerton Lodge which was then being run as an alfalfa farm. The family planted their first vines in 1991 and now has 120 hectares of vines which are looked after by the Wilson’s daughters, Rebecca and Sarah.
This opulent red is a great example of top quality Langhorne Creek Shiraz and is crafted from select parcels on the estate. Each parcel is vinified separately to give winemaker Rebecca maximum control over the blending, with the finest parcels given extra barrel ageing prior to blending. The typical ageing period is 24 months in extra fine grain American oak barrels, followed by another 12 months of ageing in the bottle.
This long maturation helps to fully integrate all the different components and soften the firm tannins, crafting a big, bold Shiraz that’s bursting with luscious dark berry notes and a generous full body. The sheer power of this wine makes it a great one to cellar for a while longer or enjoy now alongside a hearty Australian-style barbecue.
Australia’s historic Langhorne Creek wine region was first settled in the 1850s, and wine soon followed when former English shipwright Frank Potts planted the first grapes here. In the 1980s Craig and Mignonne Willson moved in, attracted by the region’s viticultural promise, purchasing the 40 hectare Bremerton Lodge which was then being run as an alfalfa farm. The family planted their first vines in 1991 and now has 120 hectares of vines which are looked after by the Wilson’s daughters, Rebecca and Sarah.
This opulent red is a great example of top quality Langhorne Creek Shiraz and is crafted from select parcels on the estate. Each parcel is vinified separately to give winemaker Rebecca maximum control over the blending, with the finest parcels given extra barrel ageing prior to blending. The typical ageing period is 24 months in extra fine grain American oak barrels, followed by another 12 months of ageing in the bottle.
This long maturation helps to fully integrate all the different components and soften the firm tannins, crafting a big, bold Shiraz that’s bursting with luscious dark berry notes and a generous full body. The sheer power of this wine makes it a great one to cellar for a while longer or enjoy now alongside a hearty Australian-style barbecue.
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