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Penny's Hill 'The Abstracts' Grenache, 2024, McLaren Vale, Australia
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Pure Grenache with red fruit expressive aromatics, freshness and lift. Dark raspberry, red plum and black cherry. With hints of sage and cinnamon spice. Ripe plum, dark berries, red liquorice and fine balanced tannin flood the palate with juicy flesh and mouth-watering acidity. Drink now with all its youthful fruit and juiciness, or patience will show greater complexity and earthiness over time.
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| Wine Colour / Type | Red Wine |
|---|---|
| Grape Variety | Grenache |
| Vintage | 2024 |
| Alcohol (ABV%) | 14% |
| Region | McLaren Vale |
| Country of Origin | Australia |
| Awards | Gold / 95 Points - 2024 McLaren Vale Wine Show 95 Points - Ray Jordan, The Wine Pilot 4th place - 2024 James Halliday Grenache Challenge |
This debut release, 'Joven' style Grenache, is sourced from a blend of our 50+ year-old vineyards located in the Blewitt Springs, McLaren Vale and Seaview subregions of McLaren Vale.
Pure Grenache with red fruit expressive aromatics, freshness and lift. Dark raspberry, red plum and black cherry. With hints of sage and cinnamon spice. Ripe plum, dark berries, red liquorice and fine balanced tannin flood the palate with juicy flesh and mouth-watering acidity. Drink now with all its youthful fruit and juiciness, or patience will show greater complexity and earthiness over time.
ACCLAIM HIGHLIGHTS
GOLD / 95 Points - 2024 McLaren Vale Wine Show
4th place - 2024 James Halliday Grenache Challenge
95 Points - Ray Jordan, The Wine Pilot
"A thoroughly beautiful example of McLaren Vale Grenache which sources its fruit from Blewitt Springs and Seaview from vineyards that are now more than 50 years old. It’s a bright and deliciously vibrant Grenache, that is right in the modern wheelhouse for this variety. Some whole bunches are included in the ferments to bring some midpalate complexity. The textural feel comes from time on lees in tanks, so this is very much about capturing the essential bright fruit elements of this variety."
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