Shiraz, Trentham Estate
First introduced to Australia in 1831 by James Busby, who collected cuttings from France, Shiraz continues to be the most predominant variety in Murray Darling.
Dark vibrant red in colour with lifted aromas of black cherry and chocolate. On the palate concentrated dark fruit flavours are complimented by subtle oak characters of mocha and spice. Full bodied and well structured with firm ripe tannins providing balance and length.
Technical analysis
ALCOHOL
14.5 %
pH
3.62
ACIDITY
6.0 g/L
ORIGIN
Australia
WINEMAKER
Anthony Murphy
VARIETY
Shiraz (Syrah)
TIME IN OAK
12 months
MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Yes
CLOSURE
Screw top
BOTTLE SIZE
75cl
REGION
Murray Darling
VEGETARIAN
Yes
VEGAN
Yes
Vintage conditions
The warm, dry weather conditions of the 2019 harvest lowered the crop levels and produced smaller berries but helped to produce some exceptional quality. The resulting wines have plenty of aromatics and intensity, packing their punch with amazing concentration of flavour, ripeness and length, making the winemakers very happy!
Vinification details
Harvested throughout the night and early morning, the grapes were de-stemmed and pumped into the fermentation tank. The fruit was fermented on skins for ten days using carefully-selected yeast strains before pressing. After pressing, the wine was left to mature in both new and seasoned French and American puncheon barrels for 12 months. The wine was then blended and bottled in August 2020.
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Shiraz, Trentham Estate
First introduced to Australia in 1831 by James Busby, who collected cuttings from France, Shiraz continues to be the most predominant variety in Murray Darling.
Dark vibrant red in colour with lifted aromas of black cherry and chocolate. On the palate concentrated dark fruit flavours are complemented by subtle oak characters of mocha and spice. Full bodied and well structured with firm ripe tannins providing balance and length.
Technical analysis
ALCOHOL
14.5 %
pH
3.55
ACIDITY
6.5 g/L
ORIGIN
Australia
WINEMAKER
Anthony Murphy
VARIETY
Shiraz (Syrah)
BOTTLED DATE
August 2019
MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Yes
CLOSURE
Screw top
BOTTLE SIZE
75cl
REGION
Murray Darling
VEGETARIAN
Yes
VEGAN
Yes
Vintage conditions
Warm, dry weather during the 2018 harvest restricted crop levels and helped to produce exceptional fruit quality with plenty of aromatics and flavour. Lower rain levels during the growing season translated into smaller, intense berries.
Vinification details
The fruit was fermented on skins for 7 days before pressing. After pressing, the wine was matured in a combination of new and aged French and American oak barrels.
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Shiraz, Trentham Estate
First introduced to Australia in 1831 by James Busby, who collected cuttings from France, Shiraz continues to be the most predominant variety in Murray Darling.
Dark vibrant red in colour with lifted aromas of black cherry and chocolate. On the palate, concentrated dark fruit flavours are complemented by subtle oak characters of mocha and spice. Full bodied and well structured with firm ripe tannins providing balance and length.
Technical analysis
ALCOHOL
14.5 %
pH
3.51
ACIDITY
6.4 g/L
ORIGIN
Australia
WINEMAKER
Anthony Murphy
VARIETY
Shiraz (Syrah)
BOTTLED DATE
June 2017
MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Yes
CLOSURE
Screw top
BOTTLE SIZE
75cl
REGION
Murray Darling
VEGETARIAN
Yes
VEGAN
Yes
Vintage conditions
‘Late but great’ sums up the 2017 vintage. Good rain in spring, followed by mild weather and only short heat waves resulted in grapes ripening slowly on the vine. It was certainly an unusually late harvest but the wines are something to be proud of – well balanced fruit, plenty of flavour and distinct varietal aromas.
Vinification details
Once harvested, the grapes were de-stemmed and pumped into the fermentation vessel. The fruit was fermented on skins for 7 days before pressing. After pressing, the wine was matured in a combination of new and aged French and American oak barrels.
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Shiraz, Trentham Estate
First introduced to Australia in 1831 by James Busby, who collected cuttings from France, Shiraz continues to be the most predominant variety in Murray Darling.
Dark vibrant red in colour with lifted aromas of black cherry and chocolate. On the palate, concentrated dark fruit flavours are complemented by subtle oak characters of mocha and spice. Full bodied and well structured with firm ripe tannins providing balance and length.
Technical analysis
ALCOHOL
14.5 %
pH
3.59
ACIDITY
6.0 g/L
ORIGIN
Australia
WINEMAKER
Anthony Murphy
VARIETY
Shiraz (Syrah)
BOTTLED DATE
June 2017
MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Yes
CLOSURE
Screw top
BOTTLE SIZE
75cl
REGION
Murray Darling
VEGETARIAN
Yes
VEGAN
Yes
Vintage conditions
The 2016 growing season was ideal with warm, dry weather resulting in clean, well balanced fruit with great varietal character.
Vinification details
Once harvested, the grapes were de-stemmed and pumped into the fermentation vessel. The fruit was fermented on skins for 7 days before pressing. After pressing, the wine was matured in a combination of new and aged French and American oak barrels.
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This savoury black cherry and plum-flavoured wine could carry a $30 price tag and still attract pernickety purchasers.
Halliday Australian Wine CompanionShiraz, Trentham Estate
First introduced to Australia in 1831 by James Busby, who collected cuttings from France, Shiraz continues to be the most predominant variety in Murray Darling.
Dark vibrant red in colour with lifted aromas of black cherry and chocolate showing fleshy dark fruit complemented by subtle oak flavours of mocha and spice. Full bodied and balanced with great softness and length.
Technical analysis
ALCOHOL
14.5 %
RESIDUAL SUGAR
2.5 g/L
pH
3.54
ACIDITY
6.1 g/L
ORIGIN
Australia
WINEMAKER
Anthony Murphy
VARIETY
Shiraz (Syrah)
HARVEST DATE
February 2015
BOTTLED DATE
May 2016
TIME IN OAK
12 months (portion of blend)
MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Yes
CLOSURE
Screw top
BOTTLE SIZE
75cl
REGION
Murray Darling
Vintage conditions
The 2015 growing season was close to perfect with mild dry weather producing excellent fruit. The mild season allowed a longer ripening period which resulted in good flavours and better balance.
Vinification details
Once harvested, the grapes were de-stemmed and pumped into the fermentation vessel where they were fermented on skins for seven days before pressing. After pressing, the wine was matured in a combination of new and aged French and American oak barrels. The wine was then blended and bottled in May 2016.
Awards
Halliday Australian Wine Companion: 90 pts
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Solid flavours of plum and peppercorn get themselves up and running quickly and don't disappoint at any stage. Value here is not to be sneezed at.
Halliday Australian Wine CompanionShiraz, Trentham Estate
First introduced to Australia in 1831 by James Busby, who collected cuttings from France, Shiraz continues to be the most predominant variety in Murray Darling.
Dark vibrant red in colour with lifted aromas of black cherry and chocolate showing fleshy dark fruit complemented by subtle oak flavours of mocha and spice. Full bodied and balanced with great softness and length.
Technical analysis
ALCOHOL
14.5 %
RESIDUAL SUGAR
3.0 g/L
pH
3.51
ACIDITY
5.8 g/L
ORIGIN
Australia
WINEMAKER
Anthony Murphy
VARIETY
Shiraz (Syrah)
HARVEST DATE
February 2013
BOTTLED DATE
April 2014
TIME IN OAK
12 months (portion of blend)
SULPHUR
Total: 77 Free: 33
MALOLACTIC FERMENTATION
Yes
CLOSURE
Screw top
BOTTLE SIZE
75cl
REGION
Murray Darling
Vintage conditions
Warm weather in November stimulated budburst two weeks early in the region. The trend continued with the grapes reaching maturity earlier than usual. Consistent mild temperatures and dry conditions resulted in even ripening and high quality fruit for the 2013 vintage.
Vinification details
Once harvested, the grapes were de-stemmed and pumped into the fermentation vessel. The fruit was fermented on skins for 7 days before pressing. After pressing, a portion of the wine was matured in a combination of new and aged French oak barrels. The wine was then blended and bottled in April 2014.
Awards
Halliday Australian Wine Companion: 90 pts
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