Brash Higgins, MCC, Mataro-Cinsault-Carignan 2020

Brash Higgins Mataro Consult Carignan 2020

Brash Higgins, MCC, Mataro-Cinsault-Carignan 2020

🇦🇺 | McLaren Vale | Australia
Rhône-style blend, captivating, generous, and fresh: peppered and floral nose of clove, cinnamon, cherry, and wild rose leading to a vibrant, fruit-forward palate driven by luscious red berries.
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DESCRIPTION

AHere is an Australian wine with a French twist! A blend of three flagship varieties from the south-eastern part of France : Mataro, Carignan and Cinsault. The peppery notes of the Mataro fit perfectly with the rosy, floral flavours of the Carignan and the sweet, cherry fruitiness of the Cinsault. Its bouquet of cloves, cinnamon, cherries and roses is both wild and feminine. The palate offers an attractive contrast between the dark spices and the fresh, fruity acidity. Rustic and bright, this is the perfect wine for tapas or a charcuterie and cheese board.
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CHARACTERISTICS

Country

Australia

Region

McLaren Vale

Appellation

Vintage

2020

Grape Variety

Mataro-Cinsault-Carignan

ABV

14.70%

Category

Dry

Volume

0.75L

Style

Bold

Allergens

Sulfites

Storing Instructions

To drink or to store

REGION

McLaren Vale

Australia

The McLaren Vale wine region, just south of Adelaide, is highly regarded in Australia and around the world. Shiraz tops the list of the region's award winning wines, making McLaren Vale a favourite place to grow this grape. Cabernet Sauvignon is another key variety, along with Grenache and Mourvèdre, which together with Shiraz make some of the most acclaimed GSM blends in the region. Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc lead the white grapes of McLaren Vale, with a wealth of other regional and international specialities such as Merlot, Zinfandel, Tempranillo, Sangiovese and Viognier also making their mark.
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