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Vanguardist Oeno Grenache 2024

BOTTLE:
$45.00
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SKU
102096
HALF-DOZEN: $256.50 or $42.75 each
DOZEN: $486.00 or $40.50 each

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    Producer: Vanguardist
    Country: Australia
    Grape: Grenache
    Size: 750ml
    Vintage: 2024

    Off the Rende vineyard in Blewitt Springs, leased and exclusively managed by Michael Corbett; 60% whole bunch with maturation in a concrete sphere and seasoned puncheons. Trademark Vanguardist; this is savoury, subtle, structured, tense yet tensile. Dried cranberry and redcurrant, cherry, pressed wildflowers, warm russet earth, dried and ground orange peel, caraway and white pepper, a crunch of autumn leaves. As said, it's savoury, but it has plenty of upfront charm, too. I've perhaps worn this analogy out, but the nebbiolo echoes are resounding, if it is also decidedly, unquestionably varietal. Excellent, and great value. (95+) MARCUS ELLIS

    ...this is 60% whole bunch, old puncheons and a 1500L concrete sphere. Rende vineyard, Blewitt Springs. 50+ year old vines.

    Cherry, peanuts, mint and dried flowers, spice. It’s medium-bodied, an earthy and savoury character, a little meaty too, with fine-grained dusty tannin grip, a pomegranate tang in with red berries, nutty, spicy and peppery on a finish of excellent length. It’s lighter and breezier than the V Grenache, and I’d expect that’s kind of the point. Very nice. So stylish. (94) GARY WALSH, The Wine Front