Marchand & Burch Village Pinot Noir 2024
Fruit from M&B/Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyard Mount Barrow. 15% to 20% whole bunches. Matured in puncheons (500L) with 40% new. Separate parcels are matured on lees in oak for […]
Fruit from M&B/Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyard Mount Barrow. 15% to 20% whole bunches. Matured in puncheons (500L) with 40% new. Separate parcels are matured on lees in oak for […]
Fruit from M&B/Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyards. Handpicked fruit, whole bunch pressed,, natural ferment in French oak barriques, hogsheads and puncheons (33% new, 33% 1 year old, 33% older). Stirred […]
Fruit from M&B/Howard Park’s Great Southern vineyards. A blend of Shiraz, Pinot Noir and Grenache. Some parts stainless steel and cold ferments held on lees with daily stirring, others into […]
Fruit for probably the most premium site for this blend in Australia: Margaret River, the blend of the two grapes complement each other (as made famous in Bordeaux, France). All […]
The original white in the Taylor’s Jaraman range. 75% Adelaide Hills and 25% Clare Valley split between the two regions. Fermented in French oak barrels with 9 months maturation (1 […]
Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from the wonderful island that is Tasmania (a fair ways away from the Corryton Burge home base of the Barossa). 4 years on lees. Elegant, art […]
One may argue that Cabernet Sauvignon is well down the red grape pecking order in the Barossa, but it can be enjoyable and well made. This spends in 18 Months […]
Fruit comes from a ‘myriad’ of Barossa subregions.18 Months French and American Oak. Little gold stickers have changed a little. 18 months in French and American oak barrels. Winemaker is […]
Barossa signature blending: Grenache 50%, Shiraz 32% and Mourvèdre 18%. 12 months in seasoned French oak. Heavily embossed bottle. Winemaker is Jeremy Ottawa. Chateau Tanunda, Grand Barossa, GSM, Barossa, 2023 […]
Fruit for probably the most premium site for this blend in Australia: Margaret River, the blend of the two grapes complement each other as made famous in Bordeaux, France. Howard […]