| Wine notes | Fiano heralds from the South of Italy, however has found a place in some of the warmer regions of Australia. Lemony zest, cashew nut and delicate honeysuckle florals swirl in the glass. Great finish with a fresh beery character, nutty texture and grapefruit crunchy tannin to finish. |
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Oliver’s Taranga Fiano
$46.00
Grape Variety – Fiano;
Region – McLaren Vale South Australia;
Vintage – 2016;
Winery – Oliver’s Taranga;
Profile – light bodied, textural, elegant
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Oliver’s Taranga is a family run property that was settled in 1841. Shortly after came the first plantings on the property. Now being cared for by sixth generation family members, the Oliver’s are considered one of the premium sustainably certified growers in the region. So much so that they are one of the few from McLaren Vale to provide grapes to Penfold’s for the illustrious Grange.
Now under the guidance of the effervescent winemaker Corrina Wright, these grapes are being showcased in the Oliver’s Taranga wine range. Corrina is fast earning the reputation for producing ultra-premium age worthy wines that reflect the unique character of the Taranga Vineyard.
Accolades & Awards
93 Points – James Halliday’s Wine Companion.
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