Fairview Petite Sirah 2021

Wine awards:

John Platter: 4.5 stars

Wine awards of previous vintages :

Jahrgang 2020 - John Platter: 4 Sterne
Jahrgang 2018 - John Platter: 4 Sterne
Jahrgang 2017 - John Platter: 4.5 Sterne

Fairview Petite Sirah - remarkable fullness and fine elegance characterise this rare drop

€14.85 *

Content: 0,75 Liter (€19.80 * / 1 Liter)

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Order number: 400346-21
EAN: 6002291002248

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The Fairview Petite Sirah is a full-bodied and opulent wine, which at the same time can show off a lot of elegance. With an almost ink-black colour, the glass releases seductive aromas of vanilla, winter spice cake and pickled pear. The palate is wonderfully silky, creamy and opulent, with a robust tannin structure and seductive nuances of cinnamon dates and fine spices. Petite Sirah (also known as Durif), is a natural cross between Syrah and the Peloursin variety. Discovered by François Durif in the South of France in 1880, Petite Sirah's intense colour and excellent tannin structure make it an excellent blending partner in cuvées. Today, this grape variety is mainly cultivated in California and Australia. Petite Sirah first became known in South Africa through Fairview's owner Charles Back, who tasted this grape variety while travelling and then introduced it to South Africa. South Africa's warm climate is ideal for Petite Sirah to thrive. This wine is the only Petite Sirah wine offered for sale in South Africa. This text has been automatically translated.

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The Fairview Petite Sirah is a full-bodied and opulent wine, which at the same time can show off a lot of elegance. With an almost ink-black colour, the glass releases seductive aromas of vanilla, winter spice cake and pickled pear. The palate is wonderfully silky, creamy and opulent, with a robust tannin structure and seductive nuances of cinnamon dates and fine spices.

Petite Sirah (also known as Durif), is a natural cross between Syrah and the Peloursin variety. Discovered by François Durif in the South of France in 1880, Petite Sirah's intense colour and excellent tannin structure make it an excellent blending partner in cuvées. Today, this grape variety is mainly cultivated in California and Australia. Petite Sirah first became known in South Africa through Fairview's owner Charles Back, who tasted this grape variety while travelling and then introduced it to South Africa. South Africa's warm climate is ideal for Petite Sirah to thrive. This wine is the only Petite Sirah wine offered for sale in South Africa.

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Treatment in the cellar

The grapes for the Fairview Petite Sirah were hand picked with great care. The berries were then selected at the sorting table with a great deal of know-how for the rest of the production process to ensure that no berries that had already been injured or burned by the sun entered the production process. Fermentation took place in open French barrels (foudre), after which the grape skins were gently pressed in the basket press. For 20 months, 60% of the wine matured in new French oak, 10% in new American oak and the rest in second and third barrels of French and American oak.

Product information
wine type:	Red wine
vintage:	2021
country:	South Africa
region:	Paarl
winemaker:	Anthony de Jager
alcohol [Vol%]:	John Platter 4.5 Sterne
treatment in the cellar:	Barrique
style:	full bodied
character:	dry
grape variety:	Petite Sirah
leading grape variety:	Petite Sirah
mono varietal / blend:	mono varietal
Alcohol [Vol%]:	14.5
acid [g/l]:	5.7
pH-value:	3.47
recommended drinking temp. [°C]:	16-18
goes well with:	pork, venison
residual sugar [g/l]:	3.2
Packaging:	Bottle
bottle closure:	cork
bottlesize [Liter]:	0,75
Aging potential:	2030
Importer:	Curry Premium Wines oHG, D-86938 Schondorf
age restrictions:	from 16 years
allergenes:	contains sulfite