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Fox Creek Reserve Merlot 2000 - 750mL - 6 Bottle pack

$720.00 $575.00 Sale

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Private Sale- priced per LOT inc. GST (if applicable) and commission.

1 in stock
  • Lot #14566838
  • Cork Closure
  • Professionally Cellared
  • Alc 14.5%
  • Actual Bottles Pictured
  • Lot is PRICED PER PACK of 6
Review

Brilliantly ripe, intense nose with a tarry, spicy edge and classy oak. The palate shows firm, ripe, concentrated black fruits with a spicy finish and a slight chalky, leafy edge hiding under the fruit. Very Australian. Very good/excellent

5 Star Winery - Halliday Wine Companion
"Leader of the pack and the first wine made at Fox Creek was their 1994 Shiraz, which won the Trophy for the best wine at the McLaren Vale Wine Show in 1995. Success has continued and Fox Creek now markets single varietal wines from Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot and blends of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot (Duet), Shiraz and Cabernet Franc (JSM), Shiraz and Grenache and a sparkling Shiraz Cabernet Franc (Vixen). The white wines produced are Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Verdelho and a Semillon Sauvignon Blanc." - Fox Creek
The McLaren Vale wine region is located between the Mount Lofty Ranges and the Gulf of St Vincent just South of Adelaide in South Australia. Historically it was John Reynell who established Chateau Reynella in 1838, and Thomas Hardy who purchased the historic Tintara in 1876, that kick started the development of the McLaren Vale wine industry. The climate is generally considered warm, although different aspects, altitude and the effect of the cooling ocean breezes moderate the climate within the different sub-regions of the Vale. A large number of soil types are present, although red-brown loams dominate. The biggest viticultural challenge is the potential for drought and the overall lack of water. Full bodied, robust and plush reds typify the McLaren Vale style. Plantings are dominated by Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, with smaller plantings of whites including Semillon, and Chardonnay. More recent plantings of Mediterranean varieties particularly suited to the climate, including Sangiovese, Tempranillo, Mourvedre, Savagnin and Fiano have also been very successful.

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