Bondar Nero Unit:Single

Bondar Nero Unit:SingleProducer "Bondar's Nero d'Avola comes from a young block of vines (grafted onto '90s Cabernet Sauvignon rootstock) on the rocky clays of the Willunga foothills, right on the southern end of the McLaren Vale region. Andre Bondar keeps the winemaking intentionally light handed, crafting a wine to be enjoyed in its youthful splendour. This is only the fourth release of this wine. This year 60% of the fruit was destemmed, wild fermented and moved to old

A blend of Chardonnay fruit from across the estates' established vines

medium-bodied and smells of hope wrapped in pure emotion

The freshness of mineral nuances and white flowers

' which translates to 'new life' and also refers to the month of March

and Langhorne Creek to fill out their range

"It’s the perfume

working for a large company in  Chianti

"Malbec is rarely seen as a varietal wine in Australia but at Bleasdale and in Langhorne Creek it stands on its own two feet and performs well enough to earn its stripes

it still has a lovely texture

It's savoury and saline

Most of the fruit they use grow themselves

Schell has been sneaking across and tasting the Tempranillo fruit whenever he's been checking on the Mataro