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Robert Oatley Grenache G-21 2021 (McLaren Vale)

Robert Oatley Grenache G-21 2021 (McLaren Vale)

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The Robert Oatley Grenache G-21 is a vibrant, perfumed Grenache with classic raspberry, rose petals and fragrant notes with soft tannin. Serve lightly chilled for optimum enjoyment.

Wine Specifications

Variety: Grenache

Size: 750mL

Region: McLaren Vale

ABV: 14%

Vintage: 2021

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Winery & Vintage Info

Robert Oatley Wines was founded as a family winery in 2006 by the late Robert (Bob) Oatley AO BEM. Today the family business is led by Bobโ€™s eldest son Sandy Oatley who, together with his father, brother and sister, planted the first Oatley family vineyards in the late 1960โ€™s.

The Robert Oatley Signature Series draws on a remarkable portfolio of vineyards nurtured by the winemaking talent of Larry Cherubino showcasing Australiaโ€™s most successful wine styles and regions. Bob Oatleyโ€™s mantra was that all wines should be a โ€œdarned good drinkโ€, and the high quality Signature Series, which the Grenache G-21 is a part of, delivers immediate appeal, with satisfying flavours over an elegant frame. Each wine embodies the grape varietal and region in which it was grown.

McLaren Vale is Australiaโ€™s foremost region for Grenache, where it was historically largely used for fortified wines and as a workhorse blending variety, frequently with Shiraz and Mourvedre/Mataro. Full-bodied examples rival Australiaโ€™s greatest Shiraz wines and this particular style, which highlights the varietyโ€™s inherent deep red fruit characters, is fast gaining in popularity.

Grapes from the southern end of McLaren Vale were fermented on skins in a combination of open and closed fermenters. Matured for a short period in tank prior to bottling. This is an unwooded red wine, similar in weight and body to a young Pinot Noir, Tempranillo or Sangiovese. It should be enjoyed at least lightly chilled, which will allow its lifted aromatics and bright, breezy personality to shine.

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