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Tar & Roses Tempranillo 2024

South Australia, Australia
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About this Wine

 
country Australia
region South Australia
variety Other Reds
Style Red (Full Bodied)
vintage 2024
closure Screwcap
Alcohol vol. 13.8
volume 750

Tasting Notes

Aroma

A lifted nose of raspberries with some attractive jubey cherry characters complexed with some spicy savoury notes and dried fig.

Appearance

Bright cherry red in colour.

Palate

The palate is silky and smooth, light and refreshing. Minimal oak influence in this young style. Hints of soy sauce, ripe cherry and spice. Well balanced and lingering.

Vinification

A combination of vineyards. Crushed and de-stemmed into static fermenters which were pumped over twice a day. During fermentation the temperature and acid levels were monitored constantly, the wine was pressed to tank using an air bag press then racked off gross lees and transferred to barrel. It was left to mature in a combination of new French and older oak. Bottled 28 April 2025.

Vintage Notes

2024 vintage was characterised by a wet winter that led into a mild summer with cool nights. Unusual in its lack of heat but allowed the vines to develop a good depth of flavour. This year we included the Graciano as an experiment reflective of some of the traditional blends made in Spain. The Graciano is a late ripener so logistically it was challenging however the wine on its own was delicious. Ripe red cherries good acid and spice. I imagine that in a warmer year the addition of Graciano to the Tempranillo would cut back some of the intensity of the Tempranillo giving the wine an additional layer of complexity.

Food Matching

Tuesday night Tacos with lashings of sour cream and guacomole.

Reviews

  • Campbell Mattinson
    1

    Very good. Firm, well-fruited, gently savoury and well textured. It tastes of sweet red berries, roasted spices, cedar and steel, though it’s characterised mostly by its firmness, its freshness, and its overall energy. There’s genuine value on offer here. It’s rare to find such an accomplished Tempranillo at this price level. Points: 93/100

    The Wine Front28th Feb 2026

  • Jeni Port
    1

    Built not so much for speed, but for an exploration of gentle savouriness and deep, spiced dark fruits. It's a subtle approach from the maker, who knows the grape well from experience in Spain. It looks to dark fruits, blackberry, cassis – really expressive – with dried leaves, earth, spice, pepper and a stylish light herbal edge. Sweeping tannins carry plenty of flavour, finishing dry. A wine that builds the longer it is open. Points: 93/100

    Halliday Wine Companion20th Jan 2026

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