Since the year 2017, Langmeil is producing a cuvée of the white Rhône varieties Viognier , Marsanne and Roussanne, which replaces the pure Viognier. The name Three Gardens comes from the old Barossa tradition, to name vineyards as gardens, as it is common in Austria.
This medium-weight white wine displays citrus flavors, peach, apricot and a light cream note. Combine it best with grilled fish dishes or spicy Asian foods such as curries, even with milder cheeses.
Drink:
now until 2025
Analysis:
13.5% alc. vol., 4.9 g/l residual sugar
Wine maturing:
in tanks
Grape varieties:
59% Viognier, 31% Marsanne, 10% Roussanne
Reviews:
Closure:
screw cap
Wine type:
dry white wine
Bottled by: Cnr Langmeil & Para Roads, Tanunda SA 5352, Australia Produced in Australia - contains sulphites
