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Credaro Five Tales Shiraz 2025

Margaret River, Australia
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About this Wine

 
country Australia
region Margaret River
variety Shiraz & Shiraz Blends
Style Red (Full Bodied)
vintage 2025
closure Screwcap
Alcohol vol. 14.5
volume 750
Brands Credaro

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Vibrant and perfumed aromatics led by dark-fruited notes of satsuma plum and mulberry, complemented by sweet spices and a very subtle hint of oak.

Maturation

10 months.

Appearance

Vibrant dark purple.

Palate

Dark forest berries flow through the palate, creating a plush, fruit- driven wine. Subtle spice notes and vanilla from the careful use of oak add complexity. A moreish yet supple tannin profile brings the wine together, delivering a long and balanced finish.

Vinification

Two parcels of Shiraz were harvested for this wine, from the Kyella (Wilyabrup) and Yallingup Vineyards. The fruit was destemmed into static fermenters, with whole berries partially undergoing carbonic maceration during fermentation. The ferments were pumped over twice daily and pressed after seven days to help maintain fruit vibrancy. The wine underwent malolactic fermentation in tank and was then matured for 10 months in older French barriques. No fining was necessary for this Shiraz.

Cellaring Potential

2-5 years.

Vintage Notes

Following the warm, dry 2024 vintage, winter arrived late, with welcome August rainfall replenishing soil moisture and restoring vine health. A strong nutrition programme, irrigation and careful vineyard management supported healthy canopy growth and successful flowering, resulting in average yields across all varieties. The 2025 vintage featured a classic Indian summer, with warm days and cool nights producing vibrant wines of excellent flavour and natural acidity. Limited Marri blossom led to significant bird pressure, as silvereyes and other birds sought food in the vineyards, requiring extensive netting and ongoing management throughout harvest to protect fruit quality.

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