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Outstanding purity of fruit & balance

Fruit foward notes of plum, raspberries, toffee apple & pink peppercorn finishing with bright acidity

Perfect with beef or venison dishes

Villain & Vixen Barossa Shiraz 2020 (Australia)

$25.99p/Btl
Awarded 90/100 Points Awarded Silver Medal
Villain & Vixen Barossa Shiraz 2020 (Australia)

Villain & Vixen Barossa Shiraz 2020 (Australia)

100% Shiraz grown in Western Barossa, which created a complex, intense and vibrant flavour profile in the wine...
$25.99p/Btl

Accolades

Awarded Silver Medal & 90/100 Points

NWWA 2021

Description

  • French oak
  • Raspberries
  • Toffee apple
  • Bright acidity

A complex Shiraz with fruit foward notes of plum and raspberries combined with toffee apple and pink peppercorn. The wine has soft even tannins on the palate finishing with bright aciditiy. Overall, outstanding purity of fruit and balance.

100% Shiraz grown in Western Barossa, which created a complex, intense and vibrant flavour profile in the wine.

2020 vintage was a dry summer with a hot January and February. This lead to a delayed and extended harvest which created vibrant colours and powerful fruit on the vines resulting in wines of power and elegance.

80% of the grapes were destemmed and fermented on skins for 8-12 days, 10% were whole bunch fermented and 10% had extended maceration for 40-50 days. Wine matured in 100% sesoned French oak for 10 months.

Beyond the single vineyard estates. Hentley Farm produce a portfolio of modern wines sourced from select vineyards across the Barossa including a range of wines under the Villain & Vixen label. As villains against convention they favour vixen-like elegance, textural wines with enhanced vibrancy of fruit and varietal characteristics.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Alcohol

14.8%

Delivery

NZ (from $5.99)

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