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Mr Mick Clare Valley Fiano 2024

Mr Mick Clare Valley Fiano 2024

CLARE VALLEY FIANO FROM LEGENDARY TIM ADAMS

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Why to buy:

  • Dy Style Clare Valley Fiano

  • Produced By Winemaking Legend Tim Adams

  • Named In Honour Of The Great KH (Mick) Knappstein

  • Hand Crafted At The Leasingham Winery In Clare Valley


Specifications:

Vintage: 2024

Source/Region: Clare Valley, South Australia 

Grape Variety: Classic Dry White

Cellaring: Drink now or cellar short term

Bottle Top: Stelvin

Alcohol Content: 12.40

Standard Drinks: 7.30

Tasting Notes:

The wine shows a great concentration and intensity of passionfruit pulp, stone fruits, ripe citrus and fresh sage with a generous body and texture and precise acidity across the palate.

Technical:

The fruit was harvested in the cool of the early morning, gently pressed and the juice separated and cold settled before undergoing a steady fermentation at cold temperatures for two weeks.

Native to the southern Italian region of Campania and once upon a time an almost extinct grape variety, Fiano finds in Clare Valley the perfect growing conditions and a terroir very similar to its homeland. Our privileged location with some continental influence and altitude, together with a good site selection, result in wines with strong varietal characteristics and able to keep the variety’s trademark crispy acidity.

Naturally, this style of wine goes well with Italian food, including shellfish, pasta, chicken and pork dishes.