TASTING NOTES :

This Banrock Station Reserve Riverland Montepulciano 2021 is a standout expression of the Montepulciano variety, showcasing its ability to thrive in a Mediterranean climate. This single vineyard wine boasts a complex bouquet of sweet florals, black fruits, and dark mocha, leading to a bold and powerful palate with excellent structure, length, and weight.

FOOD PAIRING :

For a culinary pairing, consider complementing the wine's rich dark fruit flavours with the savoury, umami taste of a hearty beef or lamb dish, such as a slow-cooked braised short rib or a grilled lamb chop. The wine's sweet spice notes will also complement the aromatic flavours of roasted vegetables like Brussels sprouts or sweet potatoes, making it a versatile choice for a variety of dishes.

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