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Vinen
Producent
Mullineux · mlfwines.com ↗
Vintype
Rødvin
Årgang
2016
Land / område
Sydafrika › Greater Cape › Western Cape › Cape Coast › Coastal Region › Swartland
Mark / vingård
—
Druer
Syrah (primær)
Alkohol
13,5 %
Drikkevindue
—
Fadlagring
14 mdr.
Nye fade
15 %
Høst
—
Tapning
—
Pris fra Wine-Searcher
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Beskrivelse
Mullineux, fact sheet (mlfwines.com – linket fra mlfwines.com, hentet 2026-10-18): 2016 Mullineux Syrah – område: Swartland; druer: Syrah; alkohol 13.5%. Producentens noter (engelsk): Vineyards: Grapes for our Syrah come from seven sustainably farmed vineyard parcels in different parts of the Swartland: four parcels planted in the stony Shale and Schist based soils of the Kasteelberg; two parcels of dry-land, bush vines grown in the decomposed Granite of the Paardeberg; and one on the rolling, iron-rich soils west of Malmesbury. Vines are aged between 21 and 28 years. Harvest: Grapes were harvested between the 26th January and 15th February 2016 with a yield of 4 to 6 tons/ha = 24 to 33 HL/ha. Winemaking: Each parcel of grapes is chilled in our cold room then added as whole bunches to tank. Minimal SO2 is added and, as with all our wines, no further additions are made. The must is initially pigeaged once a day. After about 4 days, fermentation begins with indigenous yeasts and the wine is pigeaged once or twice a day, depending on extract and tannin development. Temperatures are kept below 28 °C. Fermentation lasts 7 to 10 days after which 3 to 7 weeks (also depending on tannin development) skin contact is given. The wine is then pressed to barrel for malolactic fermentation and maturation. Each parcel is racked in Spring to blend the wine, which is then returned to barrel and later bottled unfiltered and unfined. Maturation: Aged 14 months in French oak 225L and 500L barrels and 2000L Foudre, 15% new.
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