Product Description
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The Credaro family have been making wine in the Margaret River Region since great grandfather Cesare Credaro planted his first Fragola vines in 1922. Coming from Italy on a ticket sponsored by his brother Olympio, it was an act of kinship that brought him to Western Australia, where the family have been farming and raising families on ever since. Cesare purchased a parcel of land in Carbanup for 1000 Crowns, and with his broadaxe and a jersey cow, set about making a livelihood in the fertile soil and cool coastal climate the region is famous for.
Robert Credaro is Cesare’s grandson. From a youth playing cricket on Bussell Highway, and helping his father Albert tend the livestock and produce from an early age, Robert is now taking a small step back while still having a firm hand on the operations at large. Robert and wife Phyllis’ eldest son Matt is the face of the brand and works closely with brother Chris to oversee the vineyards and winemaking, driving the Credaro wine brand into the next century.
Selected Cabernet Sauvignon parcels harvested for this wine from across the 5 vineyards. This selection is made looking at vibrancy, freshness and varietal expression of the fruit.
The fruit was destemmed to static fermenters, some batches being cold soaked for added fruit richness. The wines were pumped over three times a day at the start of ferment and reduced later in ferment once extraction is met. The wine completed MLF in barrel and matured for 14-16 months in 30% new French barriques. No fining was used for this Cabernet Sauvignon.
Seductive blue fruits, dark chocolate with rich lifted violets with cedar, dry bay leaf punch. A rich and lifted palate showing flavours of blue fruits, blackberry with salivating dry herbs, concentration, and ripe succulent tannins.
Freshness and vibrancy on the palates adds to the fruit weight and sweet acidity. Oak gives the wine poise, finesse, and density with a lovely cedar sweetness to finish
Roasted lamb
Can be enjoyed immediately and will continue to age well over the next 8-10 years.
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Weight | 1 kg |
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