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Schwarz Meta Grenache 2015

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Product Description

Overview

Winery: Schwarz Wine Company

Meta: An abstraction from a well-known concept. Fruit sourced from Bethany and Marananga.

Bouquet: A bright, lifted bouquet displaying red berries, rhubarb, cherry and spice. Pretty and subtle.
Palate: Raspberry, redcurrant, spice and a hint of earth and dried herbs. Medium bodied with structure, depth and length. Finishes with a savory, chalky note.

Coming from 2 different vineyards. Average age of the vines is 90 years old for the first parcel and 70 years old for the second parcel. Hand-picked, wild yeast, 72% whole bunch.
Minimal use of Oak, the majority is aged in tank in order to avoid oxydation.

Country: Australia
Region: Barossa Valley
Winery: Schwarz Wine Company
Grape Type: Grenache
Vintage: 2015
Bottle Size: 750ml
Organic: NO

The Schwarz Wine Company Estate

Jason Schwarz has strong family connections with the Barossa wine scene, and his father is a grape grower with over a hundred acres of vines. After obtaining a degree in wine marketing and traveling around the world, Jason returned to the Barossa Valley and persuaded his father to allow him to use a small amount of his fruit. He produced his first vintage in 2002.

The Schwarz Wine Company Vineyards

The family Grenache block is planted along a dusty old bus track (Thiele Road) and has been there since Jason's father’s uncle dropped in the cuttings in 1946.

The Nitschke Block was planted in 1968 by Jason's parents in Bethany, one of the originally settled villages of the Barossa Valley. The vines are still traditionally hand pruned and picked. This dry grown vineyard yields only 1.5 to 2 tonnes per acre.

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