Onkaparinga Grenache

This wine forms part of Clarendon Hills’ ‘Grand Cru’ classification.

A distinct, cosmetic-like floral perfume always heads this racy, fresh and concentrated expression.

Delicately composed, the rose petals and deep undercurrent of fruit makes for a tip-of-the-iceberg analogy and promises a future extension.

This un-trellised ‘bush’ vine vineyard was planted with syrah and grenache varieties in 1928 in one of the most highly-elevated regions of Blewitt Springs. Its name comes from the indigenous people of the area, and means ‘local region’.

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