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Torbreck Shiraz 2021 'Descendent' Barossa Valley South Australia
Torbreck Shiraz 2021 'Descendent' Barossa Valley South Australia
RWAUSHTODE2021
Wine Rating:  VM=95
Retail: $109.99
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AVAILABILITY: 6+ BOTTLES IN STOCK

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Proprietary Blend: 94% Shiraz, 6% Viognier

NOTES: This single vineyard, located next to our winery block on Roennfeldt Road, was planted in 1994 with cuttings taken from our RunRig grower vineyards – some of the oldest genetic vine material in Australia.

Shiraz is crushed straight on top of Viognier, which has been lightly pressed for RunRig, and the blend of fruit is then co-fermented. Maturation over 20 months is in barrels that have previously been used for RunRig.

The 2021 summer growing season was mild, with even and cool daily temperatures throughout. Enhanced by good rains provided during the winter and spring of 2020, our vineyards grew wonderful canopies and developed well-formed grape bunches. As a result of this long flavour development cycle in the vineyard, 2021’s signature is wines of high aromatic lift with densely coloured tints and exceptional balance.

Wonderfully lifted aromatics, perfumed fresh black and red fruits complemented by spice and florals wafting from the glass. Blackcurrants, mulberry, cassis, and satsuma plum intertwine with pot-pourri, dried apricots, cloves and star anise. The palate shows the integration of dark Barossa fruits and second use RunRig French oak barriques balanced by trademark viscosity. A firm mouthfeel of fine grained tannins balanced by dense yet creamy like texture extolling the vineyard pedigree.
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VM = Vinous Media WS = Wine Spectator RP = Robert Parker's Wine Advocate JS = James Suckling WE = Wine Enthusiast DE = Decanter Magazine