2021HenschkeMarbleAngelCabernetSauvignon

Sans The Barossa has been home to winemaking families for six generations. Julius Henschke, Stephen’s great-uncle, was a renowned artist and sculptor known for works like the National War Memorial in Adelaide and angel sculptures at the Gnadenberg Cemetery. His craft often used pristine Angaston marble, quarried near the Light Pass vineyard, which produces exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon from ancient red clay and limestone soils. The 2021 vintage, marked by balanced acidity and excellent colour and flavour, came from vines planted in the late 1970s. The wine was matured in 8% new and 92% seasoned French oak hogsheads for 18 months before bottling.Alc. 13.5%