The Shiraz grapes find their origin in the Baramati city of Pune district,in Maharasthra. Baramati is situated at an altitude of 538 M and is located in rin shadow region in Sahyadri valley. With 400-500mm of average rainfall and gravely soils in addidition to the mild weather throughout, this is an ideal place for grape growing. Baramati exports grapes and Sugar to Middle East and Europe. These grapes are one of the best finds for wine-making as it ensures good concentration of aromas and a well-rounded structure on the palate, giving each wine a special identity.
- Type : Still Red Wine
- Grapes: Shiraz
- Origin: Baramati, Maharashtra, India
- Style: Dry
Tasting notes:
Colour : Dark ruby red with black cherry hues.
Aroma : Crushed raspberries abound, combining with spicy and smoky notes and a subtle hints of violet.
Palate : This rich, full-bodied wine has a nice amount of complexity offering fruit and spice on the palate and a pleasant finish with smooth velvety tannin.
Serving suggestion: Enjoyed best at 16 - 18° C with barbequed red meats and game. Its spicy character makes it an ideal accompaniment to Indian cuisine.
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