Langmeil Three gardens Barossa Valley Shiraz Mataro Grenache 2012

<p> The original Barossa settlers called vineyards ‘gardens’. ‘Three Gardens’, in landmark Barossa sites – Tanunda, Lyndoch and Vine Vale – are the source of this blend of Shiraz, Mataro and Grenache. </p> <p> <i> “Shiraz, Mataro and Grenache have provided inspiration for the Barossa since the 1840s. Together they are responsible for some of the great wines of the world, with a proven pedigree over the past 200 years” comments winemaker </i> Paul Lindner. </p> <p> This release is from the remarkable 2012 vintage, one of the finest recent vintages for South Australia. In his Wine Companion, Australia’s No. 1 wine authority, James Halliday provided a vivid 2012 Vintage snapshot: <i> “I cannot remember a vintage having received such hyperbolic praise right across the board ...‘fantastic’, ‘outstanding’, ‘sensational’, ‘best in my lifetime’, ‘perfect in every way’ ... one winemaker gave it 11/10.” </i> </p> <p> You’ll taste the vintage quality in every delicious glass of Three Gardens SGM. Look forward to a fragrant spicy bouquet, followed by a wealth of generous red and black fruit flavours. It will partner roast or barbecued rack of lamb superbly and you’ll want another glass or two when the meal is finished. </p> <p> <b> A delight to share with friends – and a taste of Barossan wine history. </b> </p>