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The inaugural Bin 21 Grenache was sourced from vines in the Barossa Valley, some planted as far back as the 1930s. Grenache has thrived in these ancient soils since the 1840s. The climate of the Barossa Valley is not dissimilar to the warm, dry regions of Europe where the origins of the varietal can be traced. In subsequent releases, we have also sourced Grenache grapes from the storied vineyards of McLaren Vale, a wine region established by European migrants in 1838. The region is held in very high regard for this varietal and boasts some of the oldest vines in Australia.
The 2024 release immediately captivates with a bright and alluring perfume of floral notes and exotic spice. With fruit sourced from Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, it delivers a harmonious balance of freshness and structure.
The inaugural Bin 21 Grenache was sourced from vines in the Barossa Valley, some planted as far back as the 1930s. Grenache has thrived in these ancient soils since the 1840s. The climate of the Barossa Valley is not dissimilar to the warm, dry regions of Europe where the origins of the varietal can be traced. In subsequent releases, we have also sourced Grenache grapes from the storied vineyards of McLaren Vale, a wine region established by European migrants in 1838. The region is held in very high regard for this varietal and boasts some of the oldest vines in Australia.
The 2024 release immediately captivates with a bright and alluring perfume of floral notes and exotic spice. With fruit sourced from Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, it delivers a harmonious balance of freshness and structure.
