According to Hewitson, the Old Garden—source for this wine—was planted in 1853, likely making it the oldest Mourvèdre in existence. This vintage is bright-fruited, offering notes of strawberry, raspberry and even watermelon, framed by hints of cedar, vanilla and dark chocolate. The tannins are supple, letting crisp acidity drive the long finish.
According to Hewitson, the Old Garden—source for this wine—was planted in 1853, likely making it the oldest Mourvèdre in existence. This vintage is bright-fruited, offering notes of strawberry, raspberry and even watermelon, framed by hints of cedar, vanilla and dark chocolate. The tannins are supple, letting crisp acidity drive the long finish.
According to Hewitson, the Old Garden—source for this wine—was planted in 1853, likely making it the oldest Mourvèdre in existence. This vintage is bright-fruited, offering notes of strawberry, raspberry and even watermelon, framed by hints of cedar, vanilla and dark chocolate. The tannins are supple, letting crisp acidity drive the long finish.
According to Hewitson, the Old Garden—source for this wine—was planted in 1853, likely making it the oldest Mourvèdre in existence. This vintage is bright-fruited, offering notes of strawberry, raspberry and even watermelon, framed by hints of cedar, vanilla and dark chocolate. The tannins are supple, letting crisp acidity drive the long finish.