Seppeltsfield Extra Dry Flora Fino DP116 500ml
$2799each
$335DOZEN
WinerySeppeltsfield
Fruit Palomino
Regions Barossa Valley
  SouthAustralia
Each $27.99
$335.00
Currently out of stock
A classic, bone-dry flor style of great finesse, produced using the traditional Solera system, the finest example of its style in Australia. Fragrantly lifted and refined with a lively intensity of flavour, it is best served chilled as the ideal aperitif. Seppeltsfield (ex Seppelt DP 117 Barossa Valley Fino) is the winner of eight trophies and forty gold medals in Australian Wine Shows since 1990.
Seppeltsfield comprises nearly one hundred hectares of vines, including parcels of the Palomino varietal. Some of the grapes from this vineyard are destined for the highest products from the Penfolds stable, Grange, St Henri and RWT Shiraz. A VIP (Vineyard Improvement Programme) is in place to ensure the best fruit is produced for the next century or two. A number of vintages have been assembled into the definitively dry Australian fortified. Wines of exclusively Palomino grapes have been matured in the traditional Solera method, utilising only the very first cut of free-run juice, the finest and most delicate. After an average maturation of seven years, the resulting wine is light in colour, refined and fresh.
TASTING NOTES
Brilliant pale yellow with a green hue. The nose is stylish and refined with the classic nutty, toasty, tangy aromas of top quality fino. The palate is intense, with a lively, clean freshness and tangy, flor-sherry flavours. Flavours seem to build and offer new dimensions long after the wine is swallowed, before finally evolving to a bone-dry, palate cleansing finish.
 Seppeltsfield
The Seppeltsfield vineyard is one of the largest and most historic in the Barossa Valley, having been initially planted in the 1850s
The heart of Seppeltsfield is the unique collection of fortified wines slowly maturing in oak barrels, and dating back in an unbroken line to 1878. Today's Seppeltsfield believe the range to be the most comprehensive of any fortified house in the world, encompassing traditional European fortified styles- principally “port” and “sherry” styles- but with an Australian twist- the grapes used for port style wines are traditionally the same as those which make the great Barossa dry reds- i.e. Shiraz, Grenache and Mataro (Mourvèdre), and a such are quite distinctively different from those made in Portugals’s wonderful Douro Valley. Seppeltsfield»
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