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White Label Sangiovese Hilltops 2021

White Label Sangiovese Hilltops 2021

2021 Sangiovese

White Label Sangiovese Hilltops 2021

From $38.00 per 750ml

    Description

    Never was a wine made that had a greater affiliation to food than Sangiovese, or as the Italians know it, Chianti.

    The wine is a bright ruby red in colour and with fantastic aromas of Maraschino cherries and deliciously ripe raspberries it is an absolute delight. Savoury oak with hints of dark chocolate and subtle star anise & Szechuan pepper notes adds further to the complexity.

    The palate is medium bodied and incredibly well structured. The tannins are fine and long and that typical acidity we see with is variety gives and incredible length to the palate. Sweet mid palate raspberry fruits provide a freshness and liveliness to this fantastic wine.

    Cured meats like Prosciutto di Parma or San Daniele balance of saltiness, sweetness, and fat – ideal for such a wine. A well balanced duck or venison ragu would also be a great match.

    2023 Single Vineyard Wine Show
    Gold Medal - 95 points
    2022 NSW Wine Awards
    Gold Medal - 95 points
    2022 Canberra Wine Show
    Silver Medal - 90 points

    Wine Details

    • Vintage 2021
    • Type Red Wine
    • Variety Sangiovese
    • Vegan Friendly
    • Alcohol Volume 13%
    • PH

      3.28

    • Acidity

      6.0g/L

    • Tasting Notes

      Chianti by another name when in Italy and an increasingly popular wine style on the Australian winescape. After only 9 months in oak our Sangiovese has retained that vibrant bright cherry red colour of youth.Aromas of fresh cherries on the nose are bolstered by earthy umami aromas and a shadow of earthy beetroot relish. There is a depth of aroma here that is beguiling. The palate shows medium weight with a viscosity that allows it to flow gracefully around your mouth. Dusty tannins and pure red fruits of cherry and red plums make this a delight. Best served around 16oC – 18oC to see this wine at its best. Drinking well over the next 5-7 years.Cured meats like Prosciutto di Parma or San Daniele bring a balance of saltiness sweetness and fat – ideal for such a wine. A well-balanced duck or venison ragu would also be a great match.

    Description

    Never was a wine made that had a greater affiliation to food than Sangiovese, or as the Italians know it, Chianti.

    The wine is a bright ruby red in colour and with fantastic aromas of Maraschino cherries and deliciously ripe raspberries it is an absolute delight. Savoury oak with hints of dark chocolate and subtle star anise & Szechuan pepper notes adds further to the complexity.

    The palate is medium bodied and incredibly well structured. The tannins are fine and long and that typical acidity we see with is variety gives and incredible length to the palate. Sweet mid palate raspberry fruits provide a freshness and liveliness to this fantastic wine.

    Cured meats like Prosciutto di Parma or San Daniele balance of saltiness, sweetness, and fat – ideal for such a wine. A well balanced duck or venison ragu would also be a great match.

    2023 Single Vineyard Wine Show
    Gold Medal - 95 points
    2022 NSW Wine Awards
    Gold Medal - 95 points
    2022 Canberra Wine Show
    Silver Medal - 90 points

    Wine Details

    • Vintage 2021
    • Type Red Wine
    • Variety Sangiovese
    • Vegan Friendly
    • Alcohol Volume 13%
    • PH

      3.28

    • Acidity

      6.0g/L

    • Tasting Notes

      Chianti by another name when in Italy and an increasingly popular wine style on the Australian winescape. After only 9 months in oak our Sangiovese has retained that vibrant bright cherry red colour of youth.Aromas of fresh cherries on the nose are bolstered by earthy umami aromas and a shadow of earthy beetroot relish. There is a depth of aroma here that is beguiling. The palate shows medium weight with a viscosity that allows it to flow gracefully around your mouth. Dusty tannins and pure red fruits of cherry and red plums make this a delight. Best served around 16oC – 18oC to see this wine at its best. Drinking well over the next 5-7 years.Cured meats like Prosciutto di Parma or San Daniele bring a balance of saltiness sweetness and fat – ideal for such a wine. A well-balanced duck or venison ragu would also be a great match.