Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale - Mitolo Wines

Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale - Mitolo WinesThe powerful Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale from Mitolo Wines pours into the glass with a dense purple-red color. With a slight tilt, the Bordeaux glass reveals a charming garnet hue at the rim. This varietal Australian wine presents delightfully elegant and complex notes of damsons, morello cherries, black cherries and plums in the glass. Added to this are hints of sun-warmed rock, vanilla and black tea. This dry red wine from Mitolo Wines is perfect for wine drinkers who prefer 0.0 grams of residual sugar in their wine. On the palate, this forceful red wine is characterized by an exceptionally dense texture. Thanks to its lively fruit acidity, the Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale appears impressively fresh and vibrant on the palate. On the finish, this highly age-worthy red wine from the South Australia wine-growing region delights with remarkable length. Again, nuances of morello cherry and plum appear. In the aftertaste, mineral notes from the sandstone- and clay-dominated soils join in. Vinification of the Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale by Mitolo Wines This red wine clearly focuses on a single grape variety, namely Syrah. Only first-class harvested grapes were used for this wonderfully powerful varietal wine from Mitolo Wines. The grapes grow under optimal conditions in South Australia. Here the vines sink their roots deep into soils of loam, sandstone and clay. After being hand-picked, the grapes are brought immediately to the winery. There they are selected and gently crushed. Fermentation is followed by 18 months of maturation in new French oak. Food recommendations for the Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale from Mitolo Wines This red wine from Australia should ideally be enjoyed at a temperature of 15 - 18°C. It pairs perfectly as an accompanying wine with goose breast with ginger red cabbage and marjoram, leek tortilla or boeuf bourguignon. Awards for the Savitar Shiraz McLaren Vale from Mitolo Wines This wine from South Australia not only convinces us; well-known critics have also awarded it 90 points and more. Among the ratings are James Halliday Australian Wine Companion - 97 points James Suckling - 91 points Wine Advocate - Robert M. Parker - 93 points