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2018 Vinea Marson Sangiovese

HeathcoteRedAustralianHighly RecommendNew Arrivals

$ 38.00 AUD

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2018 saw a return of Heathcote’s typically warm summer, creating conditions for a perfectly balanced growing season. Combined with the benefits of soil moisture in our rich clay-loam Cambrian soils thanks to the rains of 2016 and 2017, alongside an extended autumn provided the ideal growing conditions for our 12 clones of sangiovese.

Region - Heathcote

Type - Red

Year - 2018

Winery - Vinea Marson

Grape - Sangiovese

Volume - Standard - 750ml

About the wine

Tasting notes

This medium-hued wine possesses a deeply concentrated and evocative nose of lifted spicy red fruits – dark and sour cherries & redcurrants – a touch of spicy wood, cocoa and aniseed. On the palate the fruit profile is a touch brighter and sweeter, with the savouriness of our clonal mix to be revealed inch by inch with cellaring. Fresh cherries and redcurrants are accompanied by hints of spice, dried herbs, cacao and potpourri, before leading to a bright, pleasing finish with supple tannins and good length.

Wine descriptors

For the Cellar, Captivating and Complex, Juicy and Fruity, Totally Smashable, Earthy and Savoury, Smooth and Seductive, Something Special

Fruit aromas & flavour

Cherries, Red Berries

Other aromas & flavour

Earth, Florals, Meaty, Minerality, Oak, Spices, Tannins, Chocolate

Body type

medium

Acidity

medium

Food pairings

Pork

Cheese

Pizza

Fish

Red Meat

Pasta

BBQ

Vegetables

Poultry

Shellfish

Oysters

Spicy Foods

Cured Meats

Desserts

The Grape

Sangiovese

Sangiovese is a Tuscan red grape variety that has become the most planted and famous variety in Italy. You may know this variety by a few other names like Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, Montefalco Rosso or Carmignano, but rest assured it's all the same grape, but it may grow in different regions. Sangiovese is made for food and shows with aromas and flavours of cherry, red berries, roasted tomato, balsamic, Italian herbs, coffee and cured meats, backed by cutting acidity and a good grip of tannins. The best examples come from Montalcino (Brunello di Montalcino) and can age decades!

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