Thorn-Clark Shotfire Quartage 2011

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The Thorn-Clark Shotfire Quartage 2011 is a distinguished red wine blend hailing from the Barossa Valley in Australia. Crafted with precision and expertise, this wine showcases a harmonious fusion of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Petit Verdot grapes. The 2011 vintage offers a complex bouquet of dark fruits, spice, and subtle oak notes that captivate the senses.

On the palate, the Shotfire Quartage reveals a rich and velvety texture with well-integrated tannins that provide structure and depth. Flavors of blackcurrant, plum, vanilla, and hints of tobacco unfold gracefully leading to a lingering finish. This wine exemplifies the artistry of blending varietals to create a balanced and elegant expression that is sure to delight connoisseurs seeking a sophisticated drinking experience.

Shotfire Quartage 2011 is with a Screw Cap closure by Thorn-Clark.

Specifications

Producer Thorn-Clark

Blend Red Blend

Alcohol bv 14.5%

Closure Screw Cap

MPN # WVB-102629

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Blended Red Wines

Blended Red refers to red wines made from a combination of different grape varieties. These blends can vary widely in style and flavor profile, depending on the grapes used and the winemaking techniques employed. The ABV for blended red wines typically ranges from 12-15%. They are popular for their complexity and the winemaker's ability to create a balanced and harmonious wine.

Blended red wines are common in many wine regions, with notable examples including Bordeaux blends, Rhone blends, and New World blends from regions like California and Australia. The art of blending allows winemakers to enhance the strengths of each grape variety, creating wines with greater depth and character. The flexibility and creativity involved in producing blended red wines make them a favorite among both winemakers and consumers, offering a wide range of styles to suit different tastes.

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