Lucy M Sangiovese Barbera Nebbiolo 2024 (6 Bottles) Adelaide Hills, Australia

$160.00 GST Included

AUSTRALIA WIDE SHIPPING INCLUDED

12.5% alcohol. Dreaming of the Tuscan Hills or the rolling vineyards of Piemonte? This might be the wine for you. Sangiovese takes centre stage at 50% of the blend, with the balance comprising Barbera (30%) and Nebbiolo (20%).

Most of the Sangio comes from Deanery Vineyard in the heart of the Piccadilly Valley.

At 60 years old, these are apparently the oldest plantings of the variety in Australia. Another small batch from Anton’s leased vineyard in Totness is also in the mix. The Barbera hails from Zerella in McLaren Vale, and the Nebbiolo is from Brackenwood in Hope Forest in the Adelaide Hills. All the fruit ferments carbonically for four days, and maturation occurs in ceramic eggs.

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About Lucy M wines

The Lucy M wines are made on the Lucy Margaux Farm in Basket Range, South Australia. The wines change every year but one thing is constant: No additions, just grapes. The Lucy M wines can be tasted at The Summertown Aristologist, our restaurant, bar, and cellar door.

All of the Lucy M. Wines are made from organically farmed grapes, currently not certified, however in the next couple of years we are moving to certification at much cost to ensure another level of assurance. The wines have no added or natural sulphites. No chemicals are used in the winery, not even to to clean (only water is used and occasionally alcohol which we distill at the winery), no sulphur is used in any part of the winery, not in the wine making process or the storage of empty barrels. We would like to make wines for health, to the betterment of humans and the environment.

We are proud of being among the first natural winemakers in Australia with the first vintage in 2007 and now to have achieved making wines that are chemical free. But our commitment to human health has led us to trying to make wines with lower alcohols by picking early and changing of winemaking techniques because we feel that a wine at 11.5-12% or lower is better for you and more enjoyable socially. In the last couple of years we have worked on reducing VA, mousiness and lacticobacillis fermentation in bottle, common challenges in making natural wine. Making natural wines that are sound is an art and a skill but there is no better wine to drink! – Winery Note

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