Bremerton Selkirk Shiraz 2017
$40.00
Grown in an active floodplain
90 pt (Halliday)
Low Sulphur
Blue Gold winner, Sydney Wine Competition
Out of stock
Minimum order is 3 bottles. You can mix any wines.
Ships from Sonoma, CA, Monday to Wednesday. Shipping details
From the vineyard to your glass.
When Langhorne Creek isn’t underwater, the flat floodplain quietly produces some of Australia’s best shirazes. (Shiraz is the Australian name for syrah.) At the heart of Langhorne Creek, the Willson sisters eschew excess chemicals to make a shiraz called Selkirk, named after their grandfather’s ancestral home in Scotland. Their winery, Bremerton, has been in the family for over three decades now. Since 1997, family winemaker Rebecca Willson seeks the best possible fruit from various (including her own) Langhorne Creek vineyards to craft traditional wines. Lucy keeps the business end humming along.
The richness and dark plum of Selkirk reflect the incredibly rich soil. But don’t fear. In the nose, this wine is all pepper. In the mouth, it’s balanced with supple tannins (18 months in fine grain American oak), rich fruit and smoke.
How your wine gets to you.
Three bottles or more
Mix and match anything in the cellar. We pack from three bottles up: less waste in boxes and freight.
Ships Monday to Wednesday
From our warehouse in Sonoma, California, with UPS. Orders after 11am PT Wednesday ship the next Monday.
Planned around the weather
Depending on conditions we may add ice, use cold-chain shipping, or hold a shipment until it's safe.
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