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Fruit from the length of the Margaret River region is sourced for this wine, combining the richer flavours of the warmer north with the racy acidity of the grapes grown in the south of the region. This wine is a blend of 65% Semillon and 35% Sauvignon Blanc; the refreshing palate shows Semillon’s strong citrus aromatics which are given further complexity by passion fruit and blackcurrant flavours from the Sauvignon Blanc.
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Type | White |
Vintage | 2016 |
When to Drink | Now until 2023 |
Producer | Caves Road |
Region | Western Australia |
Appellation | Margaret River |
Grapes | 65% Semillon, 35% Sauvignon Blanc |
Pairing | Refreshing and aromatic – just great with seafood and chicken dishes. |
ABV | 12.5% |
Volume | 75cl (Full Bottle) |
Named after the 350 caves that were formed about a million years ago along an old limestone ridge, Caves Road runs through the heart of the Margaret River region and the many unique microclimates that are ideal for growing a number of classic grape varieties. In the north, the lateritic gravel of the soils near Wilyabrup are renowned for excellent Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes; where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, racy Sauvignon Blanc and fine Chardonnay can be farmed.It is not a surprise then that Caves Road Vintners often use the road, bordered by magnificent gum trees and wildlife and never far from the cooling breeze of the Indian Ocean, to source grapes for their wines that express both the typicity of the region and the variety.The winemaking team operates under the tutelage of Larry Cherubino. During his career Larry has been head winemaker at Houghton as well as a travelling consultant. He has designed vineyards and wineries and worked overseas in New Zealand, USA, France, Italy and South Africa. He has been nominated Best Young Australian Winemaker twice by Decanter Magazine and nominated as International Winemaker of the Year by the IWSC.
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