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Granite Belt Tempranillo just keeps getting better. I had a glass of this with a platter at Hidden Creek Winery overlooking the lake on a stunningly beautiful day on Sunday … Read more

Contains a small amount of Viognier probably 1% which seems to do the job nicely. Purple and red in the glass but more in the red spectrum, signals a true … Read more

This variety is grown in Southern Italy where it’s known as “The Barolo of the South”. Based on this wine I’d suspect the Barolo comparison is based a little more … Read more

I would need to clarify but perhaps Granite Belt winemakers have chosen the name Ansonica instead of Inzolia because western Sicily is reasonably warm climate (Mediterranean) compared to The Granite … Read more

Red rubies glowing and reflective at the centre and gleaming with a translucence towards the edges illuminate this wines colour spectrum in the glass. The wine has some similarities with … Read more

A Spanish variety often in blends with Tempranillo or Menćia. A dark skinned grape with some bluish/purple. Looking at the wine in the glass you see some deep blackish/red colours, … Read more