Mount Langi Ghiran Cliff Edge Shiraz
| Azienda vinicola | Mount Langi Ghiran |
| Denominazione | Grampians |
| Stile del vino | Vino Rosso Corposo |
| Annata | 2022 |
| Chiusura | Tappo a vite |
| Viticoltura | Convenzionale |
| Alcol in volume | 14% |
| Volume | 750ml |
| Potenziale di invecchiamento dalla vendemmia | < 7 Anni |
| Invecchiamento | Vecchio barile di rovere |
Note di degustazione
Vino rosso corposo e potente, color peonia intenso con lacrime spesse e luminose. Naso serrato pieno di ribes nero e rigorosa evoluzione speziata con pepe nero e di Szechuan, rose nere e viole. Gusto complesso, corposo con tannini decisi ma carnosi e maturi e acidi distintivi che tengono sotto controllo l'equilibrio, retrogusto speziato lungo e intenso. Gusto armonico ricco e maturo, con predominanza di tannini e acidi che garantiscono il futuro, bocca avvolgente e riccamente profumata nel retro. Vino di classe! Richiede piatti ricercati in cui prevalga la qualità della carne, preferibilmente manzo di lunga stagionatura e selvaggina, come lepre e capriolo, stufato di ortaggi a radice con cavolo rosso e profumato di erbe mediterranee. Fino a cinque anni, lasciare respirare per alcune ore in caraffa. Temperatura di servizio: 16°C.
Wine Story
Established in 1969, now home to one of Australia’s most iconic cool climate wines, Langi Shiraz. Mount Langi Ghiran – Aboriginal for home of the yellow tailed black cockatoo – is set amongst the dramatic backdrop of the Great Dividing Range in the Grampians region of Victoria, producing iconic cool climate wines. The first vines were planted on the property in the late 1800s at the site which is now our ‘Contour Block’, but it’s when the Fratin family replanted in 1969 that Mount Langi Ghiran really came to be.
The Fratin brothers: Don, Lino and Serge, an Italian immigrant family had a dream of creating a little piece of Veneto here in Australia. In planting their first vines, they created the iconic “Langi” Old Block Shiraz. The brothers continued planting vines adding Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. Not satisfied with just grapes, they planted chestnuts, walnuts, hazelnuts and some fruit trees. The cellar they built into the side of the hill was a feast for the senses, the rafters sagging with salami and other smallgoods while stillage racks held the new vintage in barrels.
After some early winemaking success, the Fratins had a misfire with their 1980 vintage and decided they needed the services of a consultant. They were fortunate to have at their doorstep one of the best available at the time, Trevor Mast. Talented and charismatic; he was the right man in the right place.
6 years later, Trevor and his wife Sandra purchased Mount Langi Ghiran with Ian Menzies. A turning point for Mount Langi Ghiran, Trevor had a vision for a cool climate Shiraz before cool climate was in vogue and so the iconic Langi Shiraz was just around the corner.