Experience the excellence of Larry Cherubino's award-winning 'Apostrophe Possessive Red' Great Southern. Crafted with minimal intervention and utilising meticulous vineyard and winery practices, the wine showcases exquisite finesse and pure class. Hand harvested grapes, combined with Larry's signature style, create a memorable taste experience. Enjoy a bottle from a former Winery of the Year. Shiraz's spice, bramble fruit and earthiness compliments Grenache with its power and charm and the backbone of Counoise allows the stars to perform.
Grape | Counoise, Grenache, Syrah, Red Blend |
Style | Dry, Rosé, Medium Bodied, Spice, Tannic, Rich, Crisp |
Country | Australia |
Region | Great Southern, Western Australia |
Volume | 75cl |
ABV | 13.5% |
Dietary | None |
About the Producer
Former ‘Winery of the Year’ by James Halliday and Matt Skinner, Larry Cherubino wants his wines to be distinctive and to speak clearly of their variety and vineyard site. He believes in paying meticulous attention to the vineyard, canopy and water management, picking at the right time and minimal intervention in the winery. Larry also makes wine under the Laissez Faire label, an exquisite range of natural wines which are the ultimate expression of site, made in small batches from hand harvested grapes. From delicate whites to opulent reds, all his wines have pure class and finesse.
Vineyard and Winery
The vineyard is located in the Frankland River area of the Great Southern, which is considered to be one of the most distinctive viticulture areas in Australia. The flavour of wines grown here comes from a granite based soil. These gravelly soils also line the river valleys, rolling hills and lowlands. The vineyards are situated with a northern orientation, optimising the long sunlight hours, which promotes ripening and maturation of the grapes. The vines were planted in 1997, with 1,650 vines per hectare.
The fruit was hand-picked and sorted, followed by fermentation in small lot fermenters. A moderate extraction was aimed for, thus ensuring vineyard characters were fully expressed. The wine was then aged in new and one year old oak, for six to eight months.
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