When Frank Potts established Bleasdale on the Langhorne Creek floodplain in 1850, he built a system of locks and weirs to capture and use floodwaters from the Bremer River to irrigate his vines. Many of Langhorne Creek’s vineyards, including Bleasdale’s Bremerview vineyard, still rely on his original flood irrigation system that comes into operation when the river naturally overflows to the vineyards planted along its banks.
A true expression of Langhorne Creek Shiraz, this is a medium bodied wine showing intense lifted spice aromas and dark berry fruit.
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Oak:
12 months new (10%) and seasoned French oak puncheons and hogsheads.
Nose:
Lifted spice aromas and dark berry fruit.
Palate:
Long and silky with fine tannins, offering juicy plum and blackberry fruits, with notes of clove and pepper.
Varietal Composition:
Shiraz with 2% Grenache.