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All Saints Estate Durif 2014

All Saints Estate Durif 2014
Wine Specs
Vintage
14
Acid

6.0

pH

3.7

Bottling Date
1753-01-01
Alcohol %
14.5
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SKU: ALLDRF14

The local hero of Rutherglen, durif is perfectly suited to the region’s long, dry, mild climate, allowing for intense, rich fruit flavour development. This premium red is full of classic spice, black pepper, plum and mulberry. It’s dense full flavour, rich, smooth tannins and elegant oak make it a perfect partner for hearty winter dishes. Try it with rich beef fillets, lamb stews, steak and kidney pie or strongly flavoured cheeses.

This is a great wine to cellar if you have the patience. Give it 5-8 years, but make sure you decant before serving as it will throw some sediment.

Tasting Note
Aroma

Lifted berry aromatics.

ClosureScrewcap
GrapeDurif
Grape Variety

100% Durif

Maturation

Maturation was in both new and old barriques and puncheons for 18 months and was bottled in November 2015.

Oaked4
Palate

Soft palate with full flavours and Durif like dense structure.

VarietalV_DURIF
Vinification

The fruit was destemmed and crushed in our old 7 tonne fermenters before inoculation with yeast for fermentation. Hand plunging took place three times a day during during the early stages of fermentation, then reduced to two per day until the ferment was finished. Pressing was done using our 130 year old wooden basket press, this gentle method of pressing allows us to get all the wine out but not over extract the tannins.

RegionRutherglen - VIC
Region CodeDVICRUTHER
Region Notes
StateS_VIC
Subregion
WinemakerDan Crane
Wine StyleRed (Full Bodied)
Wine Specs
Vintage
14
Acid

6.0

pH

3.7

Bottling Date
1753-01-01
Alcohol %
14.5
Wine Profile
Awards
James Halliday
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90
2016/04/08
James Halliday Australian Wine Companion 2017
Machine-harvested, crushed/destemmed, open-fermented, cultured yeast, 12-14 days on skins, 90% matured in French oak (10% new), 10% in American oak. A generous, plush wine, but not monolithic; it lets some light/perspective in with notes of spice and pliable tannins.
Food Pairing Notes
beef, lamb, hard cheese, bbq