MUKUZANI 2020 (Dry Red)

Name: MUKUZANI 2020 (Dry Red)
Brand: TAMADA
SKU: 1016
Price: 25.00 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

$25.00

Full bodied dry red wine from Mukuzani micro-zone, Kakheti region. Do you enjoy Shiraz? If so, this style is a perfect smooth option to try something new. Complex and vibrant nose displaying varietal fruit aromas of black cherry and dark chocolate with hints of vanilla and spice. There’s generous ripe fruit on the palate, with notes of damson and black treacle, followed by robust tannins. Long finish with a fine silky tannin structure and lingering fruit flavours. Try it with pan fried steak, venison or aubergine dishes.

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Country of Origin: Georgia

Wine Region: Mukuzani micro zone, Kakheti, Georgia.

Producer: Tbilvino

Type: Dry

Vintage: 2020

Volume: 750 ml

Seal: Synthetic cork by Nomacorc - from sustainable, renewable sugarcane-based raw materials.

Fully recyclable with the lowest carbon footprint of any closure offered to the wine industry today with up to 25 years wine preservation.

Grape variety: Saperavi

Colour: Dark cherry colour

Fermentation: The grape juice is fermented at a controlled temperature of 14/16°C, in stainless steel tanks

Tasting Notes: Pleasantly transparent, it offers a rich bouquet of fruit aroma. In the mouth it is slightly fruity and light.

Food pairing: Great with grilled meats, roast pork, lamb, and a bevy of hearty stews. A definite must for meat lovers.

Alcohol: 12%

Serving temperature: 12-14°C.

Awards: IWSC, London 2012 – Bronze, 2009-Bronze, 2008 – Silver,Decanter, London 2012 – Commended, 2011- Bronze, 2009-Silver, 2008 – Bronze, Decanter Asia Wine Awards 2012, Hong Kong – Commended, Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Competition 2012 – Bronze, Georgian National Wine Competition, Tbilisi 2012 – Silver

Bought as a gift as the recipient said they were very impressed.

Fantastic example - highly recommended
Excellent example of Mukuzani, after living in Georgia, very grateful it’s available at all and bonus it’s a good one! Nice and light, food friendly and far more interesting than your average Pinot.