Bannockburn 'De La Roche' Shiraz region_geelong

Bannockburn 'De La Roche' Shiraz region_geelongProducer "One of three close planted blocks, in this case planted to Shiraz. Volcanic debris throughout this block is the inspiration for the very apt name (translated as 'of the rocks'). Wild yeast fermentation with partial whole bunches and carbonic maceration influence followed by maturation in French oak hogsheads for 15 months. Often the most savoury of our Shiraz blocks, this wine is released after some years settling in bottle." Tasting Note

blueberry and black cherry

Named after one of the famous Bells Beach surfing breaks

Over the next decade

Main Ridge

Kasia Sobiesiak 93 points

is situated in Ocean Grove on the Bellarine Peninsula

Pierrick studied Oenology in Beaune and travelled the world

a vegetable garden

and Mediterranean climate are all key ingredients in making McLaren Vale wine so special

the nose is flush with sappy red fruit

toasty oak and cinnamon spice then moving in

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