2011 Bush Vine Grenache
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Pale ruby. Warm, gentle nose that approaches you in a cloud. The opposite of heavy though with a dried tobacco leaf finish after lots of gentle sweetness. Mild and friendly. Very recogisable antipodean relative of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Certified old vines in the Barossa scheme. VGV (JR)
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Light, bright violet. Fresh raspberry and flowers on the perfumed nose. Supple and open-knit, offering gently sweet red fruit flavors and a velvety texture. Finishes on a peppery note, with good cling and very soft tannins that come on late. Easygoing and ready to drink now.
About the producer

Based in the tiny village of Angaston in the Barossa, South Australia, Yalumba is the country's oldest family-owned winery. The estate produces a broad range of wines from entry-level to ultra-premium, such as The Caley.