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HEDGSM22-1EA
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Head Red GSM 2022

Barossa Valley, Australia
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About this Wine

 
country Australia
region Barossa Valley
variety Grenache Shiraz Mataro
Style Red (Full Bodied)
vintage 2022
closure Screwcap
Alcohol vol. 14.0
volume 750
 

Tasting Notes

Palate

The balanced sweet red to blue fruits, baking spices, dried herbs and harmony allow graceful aging, further complexity and more pleasure.

Vinification

Closed fermenters, indigenous yeast, 10% whole-bunch retention, 10 day ferment, pump-over daily. Old 2,250L oak for Grenache & 500L barrels

Food Matching

Our GSM is perfectly versatile with any Mediterranean style cuisine and ready to match any strength of dish even chocolate!

Winemakers Comments

The GSM contains the three most important old varieties of the Barossa, creating a magical blend where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The Grenache components are sourced from up to nine different old bush-vine vineyards across the Barossa Valley and then matured in large old foudre. The Shiraz component is from the Eden Valley giving structure & dried herb aroma and the Mataro is sourced from a 60yo block in Nuriootpa on sandy soils for spice and tannin.

Reviews

  • Gary Walsh
    1

    Nutty, raspberry, plum, a bit of nougat, dried herb and mint. Medium to full-bodied, maybe a bit breathy in alcohol, but delivers plenty of nutty and juicy flavour, some baked fruit character in the mix, quite meaty too, finishing spicy, some orange peel bitterness, with solid length and somewhat drying tannin. Lacks some of the usual vibrancy in 2022, though it's a nice enough wine all up. Points: 90/100

    The Wine Front22nd Feb 2024

  • Dave Brookes
    1

    The all-conquering GSM blend from a variety of old-vine sites across the Barossa. Crimson and magenta flashes in the glass with pure satsuma plum, red and dark cherry and boysenberry fruits cut with hints of fine spice, citrus blossom, gingerbread, charcuterie, amaro herbs and earth. There's a sprightly freshness lifting the fruit on the palate, a few more lumens let in, finishing sapid, fruit-pure and lipsmackingly moreish. Points: 93/100

    James Halliday Wine Companion 2025, 7 August, 202419th Jan 2024

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