Xanadu Estate Cabernet Sauvignon

DISCONTINUED
On request
SKU
WRW0586AA

Discontinued

Country Australia
bottle size 750 ml
Wine Type Red Wine
Wine Region Margaret River
Grape Variety Cabernet Sauvignon
vintage Current vintage
Alcohol 14%
characteristics
Body
Full Full Full
Acidity
Medium Medium Medium
Tannin
High High High
Current vintage
Product Description
A pretty, fragrant bouquet of violets, blackcurrants and black cherries heralds a palate at once fragrant and elegant, exactingly focused in its varietal precision and tight-grained and confident in its tannin profile. There are complex notes of sweet tobacco leaf, cedar and graphite. Impeccably honed, this is a beautiful and enduring Xanadu, the essence of Margaret River cabernet sauvignon, with a magnificent life stretching long before it.
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Grape Blended

Cabernet Sauvignon (89%) Malbec (6%) Petit Verdot (5%)

Palate

Full bodied, inky forest fruits, blackcurrant, dark chocolate , dense tannin.

Colour

Deep red /ruby hues.

Aroma

Cassis, mulberries, black plums ,bay leaf , mocha.

Palate

Full bodied, inky forest fruits, blackcurrant, dark chocolate , dense tannin.
Wine Pairing
:Beef
:Lamb
:Cured Meat
:Hard Cheese
Product details

 WINEMAKING NOTES

Fruit was crushed/destemmed before predominantly small batch fermentation in a combination of static and open fermenters. Fermentation takes 7-8 days at 24-26 degrees celsius, during which the cap is managed using a combination of aerative pumping over as well as regular plunging by hand. After fermentation about a third of the components experienced a period of extended maceration, and were left on skins for 4 weeks before a very gentle pressing. MLF takes place in a combination of tank and barrel. The wine was matured for 14 months in French oak (40% new barriques) before the blend was assembled, and subsequently returned to older French barriques for a further 2 months maturation prior to bottling.

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