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Chalmers

2013 Nero d’Avola, Chalmers

Heathcote, AustraliaVintage: 2013

The Chalmers family’s commitment to innovation and excellence has made them a pivotal force in the Australian wine scene for over 20 years. This is illustrated by the fact that first Nero d’Avola vine was imported by Chalmers in 2001 and that one little vine has evolved into more than 200,000 vines planted all over Australia.

The grape has really found a synergy with the red soils of Heathcote, particularly in the top block where the Chalmers Nero d’Avola is grown. The combination of the lightness and charry/graphite notes of that site with the cherry/raspberry, tar and hard herb characters of Nero d’Avola is a great match.  Chalmers deliberately go for a crunchy style which gives an enchanting, vibrant and juicy wine.

Why we love it

Nero d’Avola is often called the Dark Prince and this wine resonates with those words – it marries dark tar, sweet spice, blood orange with vibrancy and freshness.

Whats in the bottle

100% Nero d’Avola

Single Bottle

£2350

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£21.15

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Description

The Chalmers family are well ahead of the curve when it comes to the recent trend of cultivating Mediterranean varietals in Australia. Not only were they were responsible for importing a selection of around 70 clones and varieties that were introduced to Australia in 2000, but they also established the Australian Alternative Varieties Wine Show in 1999. They continue to experiment using their nursery block at Merbein to produce super small-batch, handmade wine project #bucketwine which is exploring grassroots winemaking with no tools, additions or filtration. However, this family-run business has also found time to produce a range of wild ferment Italian varietals under their own name ‘Chalmers’. These wines are the result of years of experimentation and refinement, from terroir to barrique, Australian wines which proudly display their continental heritage.

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