Reserve Falerne

Reserve Falerne

2009 Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Shiraz Petit Verdot, New England, Hunter Valley, Central Ranges, New South Wales

12 for $912.00

$90.00
0

Awards and Accolades

Gold
Gold
New England Wine Show
2013
Silver
Silver
New England Wine Show
2012
Bronze
Bronze
89 / 100
Halliday Wine Companion
2014

Details

  • RegionNew England, Hunter Valley, Central Ranges, New South Wales
  • Vintage2009
  • TypeRed Wine
  • VarietyCabernet Sauvignon Merlot Shiraz Petit Verdot
  • Variety Composition

    40% Cabernet Sauvignon from New England Australia NSW
    20% Merlot from Hunter Valley NSW
    15% Shiraz from New England Australia NSW
    15% Petit Verdot from Central Ranges NSW
    10% Merlot from New England Australia NSW

  • Volume750ml
  • Alcohol Volume14.5%
  • pH

    4.0

  • Standard Drinks8.6
  • ClosureScrewCap
  • Bottling Date

    27/10/11

  • Vineyard Notes

    New England Australia - Cool climate.
    Hunter Valley - Cool climate.
    Central Ranges - Cool climate.

  • Tasting Notes

    Dark berries, spice, mocha and cedary oak are interwoven with a fine tannin finish. A complex wine brimming with youthful exuberance.

  • Serving Temperature

    16°C

  • Food Matches

    Roast lamb.

  • Cellaring

    Enjoy Now.

  • Story

    Falerne is an ancient term with origins from Napoli in Italy. Historically, there was quaffer wine, brilliant wine, and then there was Falernian wine. Records represent the incredible quality of the vines and grapes, with resulting wine that can stand the test of time, up to one hundred years!

    Falernian wine became synonymous with opulence and grandeur; complex and bold. It is for this reason this moniker was chosen. John Cassegrain sought a name that represented the best quality of handpicked grapes from meticulously chosen parcels, though we are not ageing these wines in clay pots as did the Romans – we are confident to state that these wines will stand the test of time.

    Our Reserve Falerne represents the pinnacle of the core Bordeaux grape varieties and is a tribute to John Cassegrain’s early years as a winemaker.

Scroll to Top