Rusden Good Shepherd Malbec 2022

AT FIRST SIP-Lovely aromatics jump out of the glass with cherry blossom, blueberry violet. Plum and fine cacao shine through given further complexity.  Rounded velveteen describes all of the components on the palate from the blue and black fruits through to the tannin and body of this delicious and rewarding red wine. 

$36.00

AT FIRST SIP-Lovely aromatics jump out of the glass with cherry blossom, blueberry violet. Plum and fine cacao shine through given further complexity.  Rounded velveteen describes all of the components on the palate from the blue and black fruits through to the tannin and body of this delicious and rewarding red wine. 

About This Wine

Those who love the plush, floral berry depth of Malbec will not be disappointed by this Malbec grown in Rusden's own Vine Vale Vineyard. This sandy and red clayed soil in Barossa Valley lends  beautiful perfume and depth to grapes grown here. Matured for 18 months in French oak barrels.

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In 1979, a young couple purchased a rundown vineyard in the heart of Vine Vale in the Barossa. As it was a labour of love, Dennis Canute and sixth generation Barossa grape grower Christine refused to accept the tragic vine pull at the time. Instead, they decided to rejuvenate the old Shiraz and Grenache grandfather vines. 

That little plot, known as Vine Vale, may just be one of the most versatile and consistent grape growing districts on the Barossa’s prized valley floor.  These enviable soils bear a great resemblance to those at the hallowed Château Rayas in Châteauneuf-du-Pape (albeit without the stones). The clay helps with water retention which has allowed the vines to survive even the most brutal of the Barossa’s droughts.

As a disciple of Rockford’s Robert O’Callaghan, next-generation grower/winemaker Christian Canute is incredibly proud of this unique vineyard and makes sure its personality speaks clearly through each wine that bears the Rusden label.

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