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Chaffey Bros. Wine Co. Omnia Nova Old Vine Syrah 2022
A modern style of shiraz with ripe fruit and well apportioned. high quality oak given just enough opportunity to make its point without dominating the argument. The fruit here is old vine blues and blacks, with suggestions of herbs, liquorice and cedar. It is finished with beautifully fine tannins. Stunning.
Daniel Chaffey Hartwig, Theo Engela & Huon Fechner
Body
Medium
Sweetness
Dry
Drinking Window
Now - 2038
Bling
Gold, Top Gold, and Trophy for Best Shiraz 2021 Vintage and Younger Royal Adelaide Wine Show
Alcohol %
13.9
Closure
Screwcap
Size
750 mL
Biodynamic
No
New kids on the block in a sense, Chaffey Bros also has a deep wine industry ancestry. Chaffey Bros was co-founded by Daniel Chaffey Hartwig, whose forebear, Bill Chaffey, founded Seaview Wines in McLaren Vale, and was himself a descendant of the Chaffey brothers who came to Australia to open the Riverina and Riverland agricultural regions through designing and implementing the original irrigation schemes. Daniel, born and raised in the Barossa Valley, picked grapes during school holidays, and later worked at Penfolds’ cellar door. Chaffey Bros. produce modern, fruit-forward wines, all of which carry a stamp of class.
Region
Eden Valley, SA
Adjacent to the eastern edge of the Barossa Valley, Eden Valley is not actually a valley. ...
Adjacent to the eastern edge of the Barossa Valley, Eden Valley is not actually a valley. Allegedly, early settlers found the word "Eden" scratched into a tree and named the town Eden Valley. What we do know is that it produces fantastic riesling and chardonnay, having a cooler, higher-altitude climate than the Barossa. Reds of great merit come from here as well, with producers like Henschke dazzling tasters worldwide.
Soil is dry and sandy, laying across windswept hills. A bit of a challenge for growers, with vineyards scattered throughout the region to take advantage of winter rainfall and the cooler temperatures. Altitude is 400-600 metres above ... Read Full Article
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Variety
Shiraz
Shiraz (which is essentially Syrah) is a dark-skinned grape grown throughout the world and ...
Shiraz (which is essentially Syrah) is a dark-skinned grape grown throughout the world and used primarily to produce powerful red wines. Read Full Article
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History
The township was founded in 1864 by William Lillecrapp (no snickering back there!). The family
