Hochkirch Unsulphured Syrah 2019

 

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  • Vegan Suitable
  • No Added Preservative
  • Certified Biodynamic
  • Winery
  • Region
    Henty, Western Districts, VIC
  • Grapes
    Shiraz

​Dark red. Smells of spice, pepper, dark red fruit with touch of cedar. Very elegant fresh midweight palate with dark fruit, lovely tight acid and firm ripe tannin.

Michelle says "It doesn't get more perfectly natural that this, and it is devine to drink. Earthy, fragrant and intriguing, and it keeps changing in the glass"

Tasting Notes for Hochkirch Unsulphured Syrah 2019 from the Winery 

Dark red. Smells of spice, pepper, dark red fruit with touch of cedar. Very elegant fresh midweight palate with dark fruit, lovely tight acid and firm ripe tannin.

"A most versatile variety, Shiraz can produce greatness across a perplexing breadth of terroir. In our cold climate we sit on the edge of its climatic range and each year we are astonished at its expression of our place. Falling bright with gravity our wines are neither fined nor filtered and in some years show an opaque richness as testament to this natural process. Bottled by hand using natural corks, our wine of course contains no animal products or GMOs." John Nagorcka - Hochkirch Winery, Tarrington VIC

Vegan friendly

Vintage: 2017

Alcohol: 12.5%

(SKU: HK_SYR_19)

Wine Type Red
Vintage 2019
Grapes Shiraz
Region Henty, Western Districts, VIC
Volume 750mL
Packaging Glass Bottle
Closure Cork (natural)
Country of Origin Australia
Alcohol % 12.5
Alcohol Level Moderate [12-14%]
Calories from alcohol per 100mL 70
Residual Sugar g/L ≈ 2
Sugar Level Dry [0-4 g/L]
Sugar (g) per 100mL less than 1
Calories from sugar per 100mL 0
Total Calories per 100mL 70
Calorie Level per 100mL Low [less than 70]
Wild Yeast Fermentation Yes
Natural Wine Yes
Vegan Suitable Yes
No Added Preservative Yes
Certified Biodynamic Yes

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