Main & Cherry Tempranillo 2022
AT FIRST SIP-bright red cherry, redcurrant and muddled strawberries. Rounded raspberry, cola and charcuterie on the palate. This leaves you with a revived feeling, graphite tannins just sneak through this slippery style. AFTER A FEW-Rioja Alta dahling.
$25.00
AT FIRST SIP-bright red cherry, redcurrant and muddled strawberries. Rounded raspberry, cola and charcuterie on the palate. This leaves you with a revived feeling, graphite tannins just sneak through this slippery style. AFTER A FEW-Rioja Alta dahling.
About This Wine
With the rise of Tempranillo in South Australia and Michael's passion for the variety he works hard to understand the regional characteristics of the variety and as such this vintage has decided to source from two vineyards, one in McLaren Vale and the other in Langhorne Creek. A medley of techniques is used to showcase how multi-faceted this variety can be. Partial Carbonic fermentation with a short 12 days on skins allows for gentle extraction and oak only used here for structural purposes.
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Main & Cherry has turned heads in recent years with winemaker Michael Sexton's small batch, distinctive wines.
Having grown up in the Adelaide Hills where his parents planted the original Main & Cherry vineyard in 1996 and Mike acquiring his own home vineyard in McLaren Vale, he knows the vineyard wealth of this region very well.
Mike likes to keep things in harmony so instead of using pesticides in the vineyard, he employs a gang of Indian Runner ducks to keep pests in check. In the winery, he works gently by hand, favouring a small basket press over any high tech equipment.
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