EDEN HALL "Springton" - Cabernet Sauvignon - Eden Valley - Australia
Bell pepper and vanilla on the nose. A palate of black cherry and cassis is followed by fine soft tannins. An inviting wine that will reward both the eager and the patient drinker.
AUSTRALIA
Eden Valley
Cabernet Sauvignon
Product Description
Description
The 2018 Eden Hall Springton Cabernet Sauvignon is crimson red with bell pepper and vanilla on the nose. A palate of black cherry and cassis is followed by fine soft tannins. An inviting wine that will reward both the eager and the patient drinker.
How to pair it
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Meat
Pair with beef or lamb curry
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Dessert
Pair with a delicious dark chocolate dessert.
Accolades
Awards
Halliday Wine Companion 93 Points
Founded by the renowned Australian wine critic and journalist, James Halliday, the Wine Companion regroups the most extensive collection of wine reviews and ratings every year, from some of the best wineries of Australia.
Australian Boutique Wine Show - Gold
Wine Facts
| Product Type | White Wine |
|---|---|
| Grape Varietal | Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Vintage | 2018 |
| Region | Eden Valley |
| Country | AUSTRALIA |
| Volume(ml) | 750 |
| Winemakers | Phil Lehmann |
| Producer | Eden Hall |
| Average age of vines | 26 years |
| Harvest method | Mechanical. Harvested mechanically using a New Holland destemming machine. It is a brand new machine which is extremely gentle on the fruit with our desire to remove all the stalks and leaf from the pick. 2018 Eden Hall Springton Cabernet Sauvignon was off a single Cabernet Sauvignon block on the Eden Hall Vineyard. Picked on 18th April 2018. The fruit spent 8 days on skins in an open fermenter with twice daily pump overs to the cap to promote colour and intensity. The wine then spent 19 months in French barrel (10% new) before bottling in November 2019. The wine has now benefited from an extended period in bottle. |
| Fermentation & maceration | The fruit spent 8 days on skins in an open fermenter with twice daily pump overs to the cap to promote colour and intensity. |
| Aging | 19 months in French barrel (10% new) before bottling in November 2019. The wine has now benefited from an extended period in bottle. |
| Alcohol | 14.% |
| Mouth Attribute | Soft Tannin |
| Nose Attribute | Vanilla |
| SKU | AU164 |
Vineyard Info
The Eden Hall vineyard was established in 1997 in the high country of the beautiful Eden Valley. In total there are 33 hectares under vine with red varieties consisting of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and white varieties including Riesling, Viognier and more recently Grüner Veltliner. The Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon vines are now 26 years old.
Our winemaking methods are traditional but our vineyard management is one of regenerative farming practices. Regenerative agriculture implies more than just sustaining something, but rather an active approach to rebuilding or regenerating a broad ecological and environmental system towards full health and an open ended process of ongoing improvement and positive transformation. We are always trying to enable the natural system and allow mother nature to do what she does best. We have eliminated all synthetic fertilisers from our practices and brew compost teas to promote soil health and biota. We have the largest planting of a multi mix native grass cover crop in Australia in a vineyard which provides habitat to declining bird species, improves the soil food web, enhances beneficial predatory insects and improves water filtration amongst many other benefits. We are accredited under the Australian Sustainable Wine growing scheme. (SWA)
Reviews & Ratings
Description
The 2018 Eden Hall Springton Cabernet Sauvignon is crimson red with bell pepper and vanilla on the nose. A palate of black cherry and cassis is followed by fine soft tannins. An inviting wine that will reward both the eager and the patient drinker.
How to pair it
-
Meat
Pair with beef or lamb curry
-
Dessert
Pair with a delicious dark chocolate dessert.
Awards
Halliday Wine Companion 93 Points
Founded by the renowned Australian wine critic and journalist, James Halliday, the Wine Companion regroups the most extensive collection of wine reviews and ratings every year, from some of the best wineries of Australia.
Australian Boutique Wine Show - Gold
| Product Type | White Wine |
|---|---|
| Grape Varietal | Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Vintage | 2018 |
| Region | Eden Valley |
| Country | AUSTRALIA |
| Volume(ml) | 750 |
| Winemakers | Phil Lehmann |
| Producer | Eden Hall |
| Average age of vines | 26 years |
| Harvest method | Mechanical. Harvested mechanically using a New Holland destemming machine. It is a brand new machine which is extremely gentle on the fruit with our desire to remove all the stalks and leaf from the pick. 2018 Eden Hall Springton Cabernet Sauvignon was off a single Cabernet Sauvignon block on the Eden Hall Vineyard. Picked on 18th April 2018. The fruit spent 8 days on skins in an open fermenter with twice daily pump overs to the cap to promote colour and intensity. The wine then spent 19 months in French barrel (10% new) before bottling in November 2019. The wine has now benefited from an extended period in bottle. |
| Fermentation & maceration | The fruit spent 8 days on skins in an open fermenter with twice daily pump overs to the cap to promote colour and intensity. |
| Aging | 19 months in French barrel (10% new) before bottling in November 2019. The wine has now benefited from an extended period in bottle. |
| Alcohol | 14.% |
| Mouth Attribute | Soft Tannin |
| Nose Attribute | Vanilla |
| SKU | AU164 |
The Eden Hall vineyard was established in 1997 in the high country of the beautiful Eden Valley. In total there are 33 hectares under vine with red varieties consisting of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and white varieties including Riesling, Viognier and more recently Grüner Veltliner. The Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon vines are now 26 years old.
Our winemaking methods are traditional but our vineyard management is one of regenerative farming practices. Regenerative agriculture implies more than just sustaining something, but rather an active approach to rebuilding or regenerating a broad ecological and environmental system towards full health and an open ended process of ongoing improvement and positive transformation. We are always trying to enable the natural system and allow mother nature to do what she does best. We have eliminated all synthetic fertilisers from our practices and brew compost teas to promote soil health and biota. We have the largest planting of a multi mix native grass cover crop in Australia in a vineyard which provides habitat to declining bird species, improves the soil food web, enhances beneficial predatory insects and improves water filtration amongst many other benefits. We are accredited under the Australian Sustainable Wine growing scheme. (SWA)