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Characteristics

Country / Region: Australia

Vintage: 2012

Name: Victoria Pyrenees

Grape variety: 100% Syrah

Alcohol: 14 vol.

Color: Red

Capacity: 75 cl

AWARDS

Robert Parker : 96+/100

Wine:

Aged "à la française" in barrels for 18 months, the 2012 Red Victoria Pyrenees Ergo Sum has an incredible kinship with our Rhone syrah. Black fruits, pepper, thyme and spices mingle with a powerful palate, rich in tannins, with a magnificent length. Everything is mastered to perfection and remains harmonious and incredibly smooth. One can start drinking this wine with a nice stewed meat or keep it for a few more years, it has the potential! Rated 96+/100 by Parker.

Vinification:

Hand harvested and totally de-stemmed. Aged for 18 months in French oak barrels (30% new).

Color:

Garnet red.

Nose:

Beautiful perfumes of black fruits underlined by peppery notes, spices and thyme.

Palate:

Both rich and powerful , this wine with a harmonious profile has a palate of a magnificent smoothness with a beautiful potential for aging.

Temperature:

Serve between 16 and 18°C.

Food and wine pairing:

Simmered meats, red meats, cheeses.

Cellar aging:

From now until 2025 and more for the enthusiasts

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In Australia, in the state of Victoria, he has teamed up with the talented Rick Kinzbrunner of Giaconda Vineyard and his son Nathan, to make one of the finest red wines in the region. Located in Beechworth, in the foothills of the Alps in northeast Victoria, the granite terroirs provide a formidable breeding ground for the Syrah grape variety. The 4 hectares of Giaconda have been preserving this unique area for more than forty years and it is quite natural that Michel Chapoutier wanted to explore this Syrah with the help of the Kinzbrunner family. The collaboration was bound to be a success...