We are so excited to announce our newest portfolio addition- Tarras Vineyards of Central Otago, New Zealand! Originally from Dunedin on the southeast coast of Aotearoa/New Zealand’s south island and of Ngai Tahu descent, Hayden Johnston found himself living and working in the UK in accounting for several years until he was involved in an…
We are so excited to announce that we are now distributing Paisley Wines of Barossa! In 2016, Paisley Wines was created as a result Derek Fitzgerald and Kirsten Harvey’s love affair with the Barossa. Derek’s 25-years of experience with a hands-on approach to grape growing and winemaking has resulted in an expressive portfolio. Together with…
“Intense red, thick and deep with lightly garnet reflections. Mature, with notes of red berries as blackberry, raspberry and cherry, floral notes of violet and hints of tobacco and vanilla coming fromthe aging in wood. Soft and juicy with elegant and fine tannins, this wine shows excellent structure and body.”
Mataro is an undiscovered gem in the Barossa with it being a staple of Barossa Winemaking for many generations. It thrives in the warm Mediterranean climate of the Barossa Valley. The Denim Mataro encompasses all the wonderful varietal characters of Mataro. It is a medium red colour with lifted spice, earthy notes raspberry and plum on the nose. The palate is medium bodied with great flavour intensity. Specifically raspberry fruit, some jubie notes, cherries, choc mint and eucalyptus.
The colour is mid red. The perfumed nose exhibits lifted redskin lollies, raspberry, wild strawberry fruit, with thyme and sweet spice notes. The juicy and fruit driven palate has raspberry fruit, orange blossom, ginger, mint and an earthy note. The old vines ensure weight and depth on the palate and the fleshy and supple tannins add to the mouthfeel of the wine with a mineral edge. The wine is balanced through the palate and the juicy berry flavours linger nicely.
Victoire Lafayette 1777 is a Blanc de Blancs that is made using the Charmat method. The wine is named after the honourable, historic figure Marquis de Lafayette, who was a French aristocrat and military officer who has been considered a national hero, both in France and the United States.
