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Grenache
Dandelion Vineyards
McLaren Vale
Red Varietal - Medium
Australia
Organic Practices,
Description
The Treasure Trove hails from Firehawk Farm, an awe-inspiring biodynamic vineyard perched atop a historic ridge overlooking the scenic McLaren Vale, the Willunga escarpment, and the Gulf St Vincent.
In the glass, it reveals a translucent red-black hue, presenting a delicate rim with substance. On the nose, Grenache's signature juiciness and red fruit allure initially take center stage, gracefully blending with the Gallic headiness and savory allure of French oak. As time passes, deeper fruit aromatics emerge—hints of aniseed, fennel, sarsaparilla, rose petal, sage, and lemon thyme—all weaving a tapestry as if an entire afternoon has passed in the glass.
The palate is a revelation—a harmonious blend of rich and ripe Grenache complemented by its more structured alter-ego: the greener herbal notes and elusive tannins, partly contributed by the oak. Crucially, the well-managed vineyard acidity steps in, maintaining order among Grenache's diverse flavours. It stands tall and proud, not unruly, offering tautness, refreshment, and a delightful sense of fun that runs through every sip—truly a captivating and enjoyable wine experience.
In the glass, it reveals a translucent red-black hue, presenting a delicate rim with substance. On the nose, Grenache's signature juiciness and red fruit allure initially take center stage, gracefully blending with the Gallic headiness and savory allure of French oak. As time passes, deeper fruit aromatics emerge—hints of aniseed, fennel, sarsaparilla, rose petal, sage, and lemon thyme—all weaving a tapestry as if an entire afternoon has passed in the glass.
The palate is a revelation—a harmonious blend of rich and ripe Grenache complemented by its more structured alter-ego: the greener herbal notes and elusive tannins, partly contributed by the oak. Crucially, the well-managed vineyard acidity steps in, maintaining order among Grenache's diverse flavours. It stands tall and proud, not unruly, offering tautness, refreshment, and a delightful sense of fun that runs through every sip—truly a captivating and enjoyable wine experience.