Bellevue Mondotte Barossa Valley persistent finish is a thing

persistent finish is a thing of beauty

This area was a quarry up until the 12th century

Decanter 100: Deep and brooding

equidistant from “Musigny” and “Les Bonnes-Mares”

Bellevue Mondotte Barossa Valley persistent finish is a thingOverlooking the Dordogne valley from a height of 80 meters, this estate combines all the necessary characteristics for producing high quality wines: meagre soil, excellent south facing sun exposure, fine natural drainage due to its position on a slope, protection from frost damage, and shelter from northerly winds. The grapes are hand picked and hand sorted. Alcoholic fermentation is triggered by indigenous yeast in temperature controlled wooden vats.