New South Wales · 1 bid · 1d 22h
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New South Wales · 1d 22h
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This lot sold for $59 at auction in New South Wales on 24 October 2026.
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$59
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Ends Oct 24, 2026
Grays (AU)
Private seller (not a government agency), listed on a platform we index for its fleet and equipment.
Condition: New
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Climate Hot, dry and minimal frost across the region during the period of critical growth led growing high quality grapes with intense varietal flavours. The dry winter reduced yields from some vineyards planted on sandy soils but overall yields were as expected. Water deficit in the soil between veraison and maturity stages enabled rich and concentrated red forest fruit flavours in red wines. Viticulture Trained onto two wire vertical trellises with both wires mechanically pruned back to 2 buds. The canopy is managed through reduced water to restrict its vigour, increase both colour and flavour intensity.After night harvesting, grapes crushed into static fermenters. After a brief cold soak to extract colour and flavour, the must inoculated with selected yeast strain that helps stabilizing colour and producing fruity and spicy aromas. Controlled fermentation occurred over seven days, commencing at 24°C reducing to 20°C. Gentle Pump-overs occurred six times daily to maximise the extraction of colour whilst retaining a soft juicy palate structure. Pump-overs were reduced to twice daily towards the end of fermentation to minimise seed tannin extraction. Wine drained off skin at the time of having medium body. Afterwards, settling has occurred for three weeks before racking the wine onto oak for 6 months. Part of the "12Hr Wine Sale - 10am-10pm" sale on Grays.
Grays (AU)