Soft and sultry Merlot with characteristics of dried berries and mint. Earthy and rich, this wine has a long, flavorful finish. With its smooth, supple tannins, it pairs especially well with grilled red meats, herb roasted chicken, pork chops, red-sauced pastas and flavorful hard cheeses
Fruit driven in both aroma and
Fruit driven in both aroma and flavour. Medium-bodied, with good intensity and depth on the palate though elegant. Harmonious. Balanced with ripe, well integrated tannins and mild acidity. Clear reference in style and character to its origin.
This Bordeaux Supérieur has nice deep crimson color with purple shades. Aromas of small concentrated berries, wide and generous, the wine is powerful and softens with the year.
Ruby robe with purple highlights. Its nose is characterised by ripe fruit (strawberry, black cherry and blueberry). Its full mouth, with dense, silky tannins has a lovely finish.
Ruby robe with purple highlights. Its nose is characterised by ripe fruit (strawberry, black cherry and blueberry). Its full mouth, with dense, silky tannins has a lovely finish.
SPELLBOUND MERLOT is approachable, yet deeply rich with berry and oak flavor, providing satisfaction with every glass. This Merlot was created to demonstrate the dark yet playful fruit profile of Merlot with its soft fruits and aromatics of mulling spice, fresh cedar cigar box and decadent leather. You will find bright fruit mingling with a classic signature of toasted Madagascar vanilla bean and French oak. Spellbound's dark, juicy, plush wine style continues here with soft tannins that gently caress while the brambly fruit and oak character manifest in every glass.
Deep purple with a ruby tinge, this wine has black cherry, plum, black currant and licorice characteristics on the nose. A very charming wine, elegant and rounded with soft tannins and a nice fruit mouthfeel of black cherry, plum and cassis. This wine is partly matured in American oak, bringing lovely vanilla characteristics to the finish.
Church Block was the first wine the late Greg Trott produced under the Wirra Wirra label back in 1972. He took the name from one of the original vineyards, which runs next to the small Bethany Church (
The wine offers a stunning aromatic complexity and fragrances of small berries, with hints of mulberries and blackberries.