Lino Ramble Bastardo 20 White

Lino Ramble Bastardo 20 WhiteBastardo is a great name for a grape, the French call it Trousseau and the Spanish call it Merenzao, we call it Bastardo which is what the Portuguese call it. Medium bodied, red fruits and spicey cherry with a savory earthy undergrowth character. Light tannins, warm brambly finish. Intriguing and inviting. View Tasting Note

well suited to the warm dry climate in McLaren Vale

The Barossa Valley fruit gives the wine lovely rich dark black fruits…but the delicious savoury tannins of Cabernet Sauvignon still shine through

Rich ripe fruit interlaced with butter roasted nuts and layers of sweet backing spice

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Southern Portugal in particular is climatically identical to McLaren Vale

The growing season was very cool

Aromatics of nettles and fresh herbs

and DOOLE vineyard on the ancient rocks of Tatachilla

The firm ripe tannins combine with good acidity to provide length and texture which complement the fruit beautifully

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