Hesketh Wines Regional Selections Barossa Negroamaro

    Sale price $23.00 -100% Regular price $0.00
    Regular price $23.00

    The Hesketh Wine Company is a small, family-owned producer of high quality, yet accessible wines. The wines are crafted from the best wine making regions in South Australia and to a "Hesketh' style - based on complexity, balance and most importantly, drink-ability. Their wine making combines the traditional elements of vineyard selection and hands-on wine making with a contemporary approach. Deep, dark purple with a lilac rim. Complex and aromatic. Cherry cola, strawberry and white pepper. Clean and juicy, a well balanced palate with vibrant flavours. Fresh strawberries and cream, purple fruits and a hint of spiciness. Fine tannins and good length, a lovely wine. A medium bodied aromatic red intended to be enjoyed in its youth.

    Variety: Negroamaro


    Country of Origin:


    Region: Barossa Valley


    Vintage: 2021


    Award:

    • CAMPBELL MATTINSON
      This is fruity and lifted – joyous red berried fruits – though there are plenty of earth, smoke and twig-like notes running through the finish. Sucks-you-in-and-keeps-you-there style. Boysenberry and redcurrant are the drivers though there’s a resiny whisper running over the top, and the finish then brings in the aforementioned. It works well.

      The Wine Front, 2 February, 2022

    • KEN GARGETT
      93 Points
      A terrific example of how one can step away from the usual suspects and traditional varieties to find some cracking wines of brilliant value with emerging grapes, especially those from Italy. A lovely cherry/crimson in colour, the nose offers an array of flavours – plums, florals, red cherries and tobacco leaf notes. Well structured with a supple and slippery texture, through to satiny tannins. Good focus. Notes of blueberries emerge on the palate backed by fresh acidity. This is one of the best Negroamaro’s I have seen from Australia, although granted there are not that many. Delicious and great value.

      winepilot.com, 1 February, 2022


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