2020 Grenache
I have a great love of Grenache after having worked and lived in the Rhone Valley for 4 vintages and visiting and tasting the great wines of Southern France. In 2008 I worked with Pierre Gaillard in Southwest France and was given the opportunity to make my first French wine, Grenache from 80+ year old vineyard, which was called L’Imposteur. I have now taken that knowledge and applied it to create this local Grenache. It took some time to find a vineyard that I was happy with and that I was confident would produce a Grenache that I am very proud of.
The fruit comes from 23-year-old Grenache vines from the Willoughby Bridge Vineyard.
Pair with: Light pheasant and quail.
This Grenache is lighter framed, more medium bodied than a traditional full-bodied Grenache. It can be quite versatile when pairing it with food, but I particularly like it with lighter flavoured game birds light pheasant and quail. Also, a fillet of pork or braised rabbit would work well with this wine.
Vintages:
2019
2018 (Magnum Only)
2017
