2005 Old Vines Grenache Romas Vineyard
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The 2005 Grenache Old Vines Romas Vineyard is textural and earthy, and this is far more loosely knit than the other two wines tasted alongside from the same vintage. I like the authenticity of this cuvée, and I find it to express itself with great elegance. It has notes of star anise and crushed rocks, a real dusty, earthy splash of tannin through the finish and an abundance of rose petals, woven all the way through it. Sealed under natural cork
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The Wine Advocate
Jay S Miller, Wine Advocate
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Saturated ruby. Room-filling aromas of strawberry preserves, raspberry, kirsch, Asian spices and floral oils. Densely packed red and dark berry flavors are framed by supple tannins but seem to overwhelm them, with a sweet vanilla bean quality adding further complexity. Finishes with outstanding depth, precision and length, leaving palate-staining raspberry in its wake. What the hell do you serve this with, and does it matter?
The 2005 Grenache Romas Vineyard delivers more complexity than the Onkaparinga, both aromatically and on the palate. An enticing perfume of damp earth, truffle, clove, black cherry, and blackberry is followed by a full-bodied, powerful, structured wine which will need a decade to reveal its full potential. Although it oozes with fruit and can be enjoyed now, it merits extended cellaring. Jay Miller, Wine Advocate # 173
The 2005 Grenache Romas Vineyard delivers more complexity than the Onkaparinga, both aromatically and on the palate. An enticing perfume of damp earth, truffle, clove, black cherry, and blackberry is followed by a full-bodied, powerful, structured wine which will need a decade to reveal its full potential. Although it oozes with fruit and can be enjoyed now, it merits extended cellaring. Oct 2007, www.robertparker.com
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Based in the McLaren Vale, Clarendon Hills has been one of the pioneering names in Australian wine. Focusing on single-site expressions of individual grapes, working with old dry-farmed vineyards, it has become one of the world’s leading producers, best known for its iconic Astralis Shiraz.