The Colonial Estate Mungo Park Single Vineyard Old Vine Barossa Valley Shiraz 2020 Dozen
95 Point Rated Sam Kim & 95 Point Rated Wine Showcase Save Over $420 A Dozen On Old Vine Barossa Valley Shiraz
Why To Buy:
95 Point Rated Gold Medal Winner Wine Showcase Magazine
95 Point Rated & 5 Stars Sam Kim Wine Orbit
Sourced From Moppa Sub Region That Is The Spiritual Home Of "Grange"
Previous Vintage 95 Point Rated James Halliday
Tasting Notes:
Dark/red to maroon centre with opaque purple and red flashes on edge. A highly aromatic and complex Shiraz with great natural fruit presence showing blackberry, mulberry, dark chocolate, plums, olives, earth, a touch of acid as well as oak. The palate has concentrated flavours of super ripe blackberry, spicy plum, dark chocolate, and pepper as well as obvious natural fruit acidity. The juicy, dark, tannins have a wonderful length and line, which ensures the wine, lingers for an extended period whilst the oak stands in place perfectly and allows the natural fruit acid and notes of pepper to give additional length. The wine is best left to breathe for an hour or two prior to consuming if drinking in next 2-3 years which will allow the wine to open up as it will be tightly wound up before age allows it to show its true beauty.
Technical Notes:
Mungo Park is a single vineyard wine sourced from the famed sub region – the Moppa and near the Kalimna Vineyard, which is the mother vineyard of “Grange”. The vines themselves are up to 80-year-old and they are cropped, using green harvesting, at less than 3.5 tonne to the acre. Grapes were hand picked at dawn, it receives fermentation, like our top wines, Exile and Émigré, which is conducted in small open top fermenters, followed by malolactic fermentation and ageing in French oak barrels.
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