West Cape Howe have continued their ‘regional’ blending, sourcing Tempranillo fruit from plantings in the geographically and geologically diverse regions of the Perth Hills (28%) and Great Southern’s Frankland River (72%).
West Cape Howe, Tempranillo, Perth Hills, Frankland River, 2016
Good combination of subtle fruits and savoury earthy components: Mineral/graphite stony with black jelly bean, cherry, cherry wood and raspberry fruit with a hint of smoky rubber. Plays it cool and calm. Dusty, chalky tannins underscore a fresh, vibrantly dark fruit heart that beats to savoury diminuendo. Pair with a good slice of manchego or fall-apart braised beef cheeks.
RRP $22
Alc: 14%
Rating: 17/20 Wine sample courtesy of West Cape Howe Wines

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