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Hugh Hamilton ‘Black Blood 3’ Shiraz

Hugh Hamilton ‘Black Blood 3’ Shiraz

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Vintage: 2021
McLaren Vale, SA
ALC: 14.9%

The Black Blood series are a trio of wines that represent a wonderful journey into McLaren Vale Shiraz. ‘Terroir’ is a word that encapsulates the taste of a wine due to its unique environment – altitude, climate, rainfall, temperature and soil.

The Black Blood trio are each from a different Hugh Hamilton vineyard with a distinct terroir. We keep everything else as consistent as possible – picking dates, winemaking approach, oak regime, maturation – so you can taste the place.

Every family has a black sheep. Hugh Hamilton wines happen to have more than one. Hugh's McLaren Vale wine family dynasty stretches back 180 years, when Hugh's great-great grandfather planted Australia's first grapes (thank goodness). Now Hugh is master of a most reprobate range of varieties from the classics to the more eclectic. When it comes to tasting these wines, you can expect to enjoy the difference.

FROM THE WINEMAKER

There are years where this ‘Ballet Dancer’ is a bit of a ‘Prima Donna’ the price of poise and elegance is an incredible level of viticultural diligence, patience, and luck. Here the performance is not only flawless but appears effortless. Iron flowers. Leather fed and rose lipped. A hip flick of tarragon. Meadowsweet; a roll in fresh hay. Fennel noted. PK gum. Cherry pip, pink lady, crabapple. Sultry with spice, brimming boldly with fruit, and challenging the balance of savoury and sweet. Tannins bloom in a palate already crowded with fruit and florals. Finishes crisp and salivating; ready for another round.

FOOD MATCH

A choice cut of aged beef, cooked simply, but well- cahrred to taste

RATING

96 Points - Marcus Ellis - Halliday Wine Companion