The Boutique Wine Lover's Wine Review from the Best Australian Online Wine Store for Retail Boutique Wine Shopping

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We from BoutiqueWineries suggest you some wine from the Lovegrove Vineyard and Winery. You can buy this wine online right now. One of few remaining boutique wineries of the Yarra Valley that actually grow & make their own wine.

The wines are made from small crops of premium fruit utilising traditional techniques thus providing immense flavour & power and preserving the unique vineyard character. They are rare wines produced in tiny quantities that can be aged for lengthy periods or drunk eagerly with hearty foods. Drink these wines & you will taste the real thing. Lovegrove is also a superb place to visit. It is a wine-lover's haven, not to be missed. A REAL wine experience for the genuine wine enthusiast in the most evocative of surroundings. Features include a wide range of award winning wines, mudbrick building with art gallery and wine tasters' platters all enjoyed by the open fire or in the gardens.

To get the full range of their offer we suggest you to go for the mixed case "All Season". It includes a nice range of five different wines from Lovegrove Vineyard and Winery.

Lovegrove Cabernet Merlot (2002): A blend of 75% Cabernet and 25% Merlot. Ripe, sweet, minty and blackberry fruit aromas predominate with some elegant cedary French oak in the background. A juicy palate filled with intense small berry and currant flavours, ripe grainy tannins and supporting oak. Enjoy now in its youth or cellar for further complexity.

Lovegrove Merlot (2001): Aristocratic bordeaux style with 10% Cabernet. Currants, crushed leaf and pepper on the nose lead to a firm medium bodied palate abundant with youthful Merlot tannin. Requires cellaring or rare roast beef.

Lovegrove Pinot Noir (2000): Complex gamy, mimty and liqeuered cherry aromas with a touch of earth and truffle. The palate is no less complex with pungent flavours and piquant savoury tannins.

Lovegrove Chardonnay (2002): Intense nectarine and lemon zest aromas greet the taster. Sweet stone fruit flavours pervade the palate and intermingle with some creamy textural notes. Complex and stylish.