Tate Shiraz

Tate Shiraz

Syrah from South West Australia

Vintage: 2015
Description: Wine maker notes Shiraz fruit from the Miamup Road vineyard was used to produce this Shiraz. Fruit was harvested in the morning, using a mechanical harvester. The fruit was crushed with the rollers set apart, allowing some berries to remain whole for the ferment. The must was transferred to a sweeper arm fermenter for primary fermentation. The ferment was allowed to reach a maximum of 28°C during its course. After six days when almost dry the wine was pressed and inoculated for malo-lactic fermentation. A combination of French and American oak was used during the maturation of this wine. After approximately 12 months of maturation the wine was racked and blended, before receiving a light egg white fining prior to final filtration and bottling. Technical notes 89.4% shiraz: 7.5% petite verdot: 3.1% viognier Oak: 6 months. Producer We would like to introduce the new Franklin Tate Estates and Franklin Tate Estates Alexanders Vineyard Reserve wines. Franklin Tate Estates is all about a passion for? winemaking from vineyard to bottle. The Tate family has been making award winning wines since 1969 when family patriarch John Tate founded Evans & Tate. John Tate and his son Franklin Tate created Evans & Tate to arguably become Margaret Rivers most well known winery. During their involvement, they were twice awarded "Most Outstanding Red Wine in the World at the Wine Magazine International Wine Challenge. Our vineyards are located in the heart of the Margaret River region and through years of careful cultivation, we have been able to extract the very best from our vines. Franklin Tate Estates marks a return by the Tate family to their roots with unique, hand-crafted wines.
Price: $ 12.49
Price in original currency: None

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First added to 1000 Corks on January 8, 2019.