Petaluma Evans Vineyard 2021

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Petaluma Evans Vineyard 2021 captures the cool-climate elegance and site-driven character of South Australia’s renowned Adelaide Hills. Since 1976, Petaluma has been a pioneer of premium Australian wine, celebrated for expressing exceptional vineyard sites with precision, balance and regional distinction.

Expect vibrant fruit, refined structure and elegant savoury complexity, woven into a polished, balanced style. The Evans Vineyard’s cool-climate influence brings freshness, poise and fine definition, making this a versatile choice for both special occasions and relaxed dining.

Pair with roast chicken, pork, grilled salmon or a convivial dinner shared with friends. Sourced from a premium private cellar, this 2021 vintage offers a refined expression of the Adelaide Hills and Petaluma’s enduring commitment to exceptional site-driven wine.

Variety

Cabernet Blend

Country

Australia

Vintage

2021

Bottle Size

750ml (Bottle)

Closure

Cork

Cellaring

15 Plus Years

Organic Substance

None

Oak Type

American Oak

Style

Red

Brand

Petaluma

Lot # 066
System ID # 495979

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Bay leaf rises from the glass with savoury appeal, supported by blackcurrant, pimiento, dried eucalyptus and plum sauce; a swirl opens up earth and gravelly tones beneath. The appearance suggests inkiness, but the palate has lift and buoyancy to go with the intensity. Bay leaf, blackcurrant and plum glide through the mouth with mint and eucalyptus dancing at the edges, dark chocolate and coffee grounds adding bitterness and bite. The tannins are firm and grainy, a good charge of acidity cooling and cleansing the back palate as the wine carries long — mint lingering through the finish in a pleasing retronasal drift. A very compelling release: the balance and complexity here suggest real ageing potential, and it’s already drinking well.