| Entry Information |
| Bremerton Wines |
| 2014 |
| 16 |
| 16#7 |
| Bremerton Wines |
| Special Release Barbera |
| 2012 |
| Single Vineyard |
| Yes |
| Cellar Door |
|
| Judging Results |
|
| big mocha, bright oak, toasty, some cherry char inthe background, round sweet fruited, oak driven, buscuity note |
| Alluring tobacco leaf notes, but perhaps from oak? Crunchy vibrant palate. Very pure |
| Impenetrable dark crimson. Dusty coconut and cherry and just steers clear of being a vanilla red fruit desserts. Blatantly commercial. RS? |
| oak dominant on nose, oak overpowering fruit, oak tannins |
|
| Varietal: Barbera, GI: Langhorne Creek, 100% |
| F6V4, Roostock: NONE - Own Roots, 100% |
| Limestone/Calcareous,Loam |
| 50 Metres above sea level |
| 2286 Vines / Ha |
| 1999 |
| Dripper |
| Conventional |
| 4.00 Tonnes / Ha |
| 350 (mm) Rainfall from July to June in the year(s) of harvest |
|
| Wine Making Information |
| Open Fermenter 100% |
| Old Barrel 100% |
| Screw |
| 400 |
| False |
