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Jordy Kay

Jordy Kay, Seymour Rosé 2019

Jordy Kay, Seymour Rosé 2019

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This is a bright and complex red from Jordy Kay who works in the Goulburn Valley of Central Victoria, Australia.

Tasting Notes: A slightly savory and big rosé, one that still carries some stone fruit and slightly citric brightness. A pure and plump delight.

Vinification: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon grapes hand-harvested from 50 year-old vines at nearly 500 feet elevation atop alluvium sand soils. After a short maceration and fermentation, the juice is bottled as a pitch-perfect extraction of Cab. Sauv. Unfined, unfiltered, no additional SO2. 

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