$22.00
Barossa - Eden Valley Riesling
Vineyard: A selection of Eden Valley Riesling grapes have been sourced within the region.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the lower than average rainfall recordings. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall wine grape supply. The dry ripening season through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum and cooler high country breezes allowed the grapes to ripen for a vintage of premium quality.
Wine making: The parcels of wine grapes were cold fermented in a stainless steel to preserve purity of fruit before bottled with a minimal addition of sulphur dioxide.
Appearance: Clean and clear with a touch of a green hue.
Aroma/Bouquet: Floral, lemon/lime and Lychee aromas.
Palate: Granny Smith apple with lime and orange blossom notes on the palate. Crunchy, refreshing acidity is held taut with mineral backbone.
Food Pairing: Fresh seafood, Coffin Bay Oysters, Thai Green Curry and just enjoy a glass chilled as desired.
Alcohol: 12%
pH: 3
Acidity: 1.7 g/L
Residual Sugar: 1.7 g/L
Production: NA
Vegan Friendly: Yes
Cellar potential: 15+ years
Winemaker: Daniel Hartwig & Theo Engela
$22.00
Barossa Valley - Grenache Rose
Vineyard: Northern Eden Valley with parcels of fruit across the Barossa region.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the lower than average rainfall recordings. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall wine grape supply. The dry ripening season through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum and cooler high country breezes allowed the grapes to ripen for a vintage of premium quality.
Winemaking: Not Your Grandma’s Rosé is made as a true rosé (picked earlier than typical red wine). 62% of the blend is old vine Grenache which is co-fermented with 30% of old vine Mourvèdre/Mataro. The remaining 8% is an aromatic blend of Riesling, Gewürtztraminer, and Weißer Herold; also known as the Kerner grape variety.
Appearance: Pale Salmon colour
Aroma/Bouquet: Strawberry, musk and Turkish delight aromas.
Palate: Delicate, light, dry and crisp.
Food Pairing: Seafood, Pork belly and Asian cuisines.
Alcohol: 11.5%
pH: 3.3
Acidity: 5 g/L
Residual Sugar: 3 g/L
Production: NA
Vegan Friendly: Yes
Cellar potential: Now to 5 years
Winemaker: Daniel Hartwig & Theo Engela
$29.00
Barossa 100% Old Vine Grenache
Vineyard: This is bare Barossa beauty. The grower, Kevin Schild, is the custodian of the 83 year-old Grenache vines.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the low rainfall. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall grape supply. A dry ripening through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum.
Winemaking: Handpicked old vine Grenache grapes were gently pressed and fermented on skins with 27% whole bunch fermentation. Seasoned in new French oak barriques before bottled as an unfiltered and unfined red wine.
Appearance: Bright red colour with a light crimson hue.
Aroma/Bouquet: Fragrant aromatics of spicy dark raspberries, ripe red cherries and a faint note of liquorice, followed by confectionary.
Palate: Delicious flavours of ripe dark raspberries, plums and red liquorice decorate the palate giving it a juicy mouth feel. Underpinning this vibrant fruit are notions of confectionery with a spicy bright finish. Velvet smooth with perfect interwoven tannin, succulent, slightly spicy and simply delicious.
Food Pairing: Asian, Vegan cuisine, Cheese plates, Pasta dishes etc..
Alcohol: 13.7%
pH: 3.7
Acidity: 4.6g/L
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: 473 dozen (750ml)
Vegan Friendly: 100%
Cellar potential: now - 8 years.
Winemaker: Daniel Hartwig & Theo Engela
$25.00
Barossa - Eden Valley Riesling
Background: Tripelpunkt in physics is the thermodynamic conditions at which the solid, liquid and gaseous phases a substance coexisting equilibrium - The quest for precision, texture & balance. Well, the Chaffey team love science, which is what wine making is. Tripel meaning three and punkt meaning point. It is three points where the connection of quality Riesling grapes have been mastered to create a point in time - Tripelpunkt!
Vineyard: The Riesling grapes are sourced from three exceptional vineyards in the Eden Valley area.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the lower than average rainfall recordings. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall wine grape supply. The dry ripening season through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum and cooler high country breezes allowed the grapes to ripen for a vintage of premium quality.
Winemaking: Handpicked, whole bunched pressed and skin contact for 18 hours.
Appearance: A subtle green hue, yet almost transparent.
Aroma/Bouquet: Jasmine, honeysuckle and mandarin which float from the glass.
Palate: A delicate texture, evolving to a soft and textural mineral finish with a subtle and refreshing edge.
Food Pairing: A fantastic match for Asian cuisines and seafood, or just sit back and relax with a glass on its own.
Alcohol: 11.5%
pH: NA
Acidity: 6 g/L
Residual Sugar: 6.1g/L
Production: NA
Vegan Friendly: Yes
Cellar potential: Now -10+ years
Winemaker: Daniel Hartwig & Theo Engela
$29.00
Barossa - Eden Valley Kerner
Vineyard: - 100% Kerner (A.K.A. Weißer Herold) grown on a single estate in the Fechner vineyard, Northern Eden Valley/Barossa region.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the low rainfall. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall grape supply. A dry ripening through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum.
Wine making: NA
Appearance: Pale straw and green hue.
Aroma/Bouquet: Herbaceous, white peach, ginger, pear and citrus notes.
Palate: Light and simply delightful with a clean crisp finish and little acidity. Hints of spice and apple with a dry length. If willing to cellar, this wine will certainly reward; expect texture and complexity.
Food Pairing: Asian cuisine, snapper curry or a delightful Moroccan Tagine.
Alcohol: 13%
pH: 3.2
Acidity: 5.1g/L
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: 170 cases
Cellar potential: now to 10 years
Winemakers: Daniel Hartwig & Theo Engela
$27.50
Barossa - Eden Valley Grenache Rosé
Vineyard: At the end of our old-vine garden path there is a Fairytale come true, Carl Lindner’s 85 year old bush vine Grenache garden in the Barossa.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the lower than average rainfall recordings. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall wine grape supply. The dry ripening season through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum and cooler high country breezes allowed the grapes to ripen for a vintage of premium quality.
Winemaking: After hand picking in the last week of March, winemaker Elena Brooks let the free run basket pressed juice ferment with natural indigenous yeasts in old French Oak barriques. The wine sat on yeast lees for twenty weeks before bottling without secondary fermentation, fining or filtration to capture the essence of our Fairytale.
Appearance: True translucent, lightly coloured, free-run salmon or Fairytale pink with unadulterated orange onion skin hues.
Aroma/Bouquet: Pure Grenache sweet n’ sour aromatics: the best of the variety’s juicy fruit combined with the best of the variety’s languid, gruff spice. Bath salts, lavender, roses, and the stoney, sandy ground of the vineyard just before rain.
Palate: A drying raspberry entry followed by more raspberries. Fresh and zingy with a long palate that really saturates your tastebuds with flavour.
Food Pairing: Enjoy chilled & pair with spicy cuisine, shell fish or a rich and creamy Mushroom Risotto.
Alcohol: 13.2%
pH: 3.05
Acidity: 6.5g/L
Residual Sugar: 3.4g/L
Production: NA
Cellar potential: Now - 2025
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide
$27.50
Barossa - Eden Valley Riesling
Vineyard: Dandelion Vineyards are proven plantings that have stood the test of time. The goal is to nurture the unique character of these vineyards and express their terroir in these wines.
The Enchanted Garden was planted in 1910 and thrives to this day, a 7 acre Eden Valley Vine Garden lovingly tended by Sue and Stuart Woodman.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the lower than average rainfall recordings. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall wine grape supply. The dry ripening season through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum and cooler high country breezes allowed the grapes to ripen for a vintage of premium quality.
Winemaking: Whole bunches were handpicked on the 9th of March then de-stemmed without crushing the fruit to fill our press exactly. Juice from the free run and pressings were separated then fermented in small tanks between 11 and 13 degrees Celsius. The wine has a high level of natural acidity, and although bone dry, only 11.5% alcohol.
This 2018 Enchanted Garden of the Eden Valley Riesling was bottled directly with minimal fining and filtration to capture the essence of the vineyard, a looking glass if you will, and is ready to drink immediately or cellar for decades.
Appearance: Star bright in colour the appearance of this Riesling foretells the pristine and unalloyed quality of its fruit.
Aroma/Bouquet: With classic Riesling aromatics of citrus zest, lemon foliage and hints of dragon fruit flowers, etched by a clear, steely minerality. This wine holds the promise of a future, well-cellared bouquet of honey, caraway and rye.
Palate: Bone dry with fresh citrus and crunchy acidity. Delicate notes of lemon rind intertwined with steely mineral flavours and soft bath salts.
Food Pairing: Enjoy with dumplings, spicy cuisine or South Australian King George Whiting.
Alcohol: 11%
pH: 2.93
Acidity: 7.6 g/L
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: NA
Cellar potential: 15+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide
$27.50
Adelaide Hills Chardonnay
Tasting notes coming soon!
$30.00
Adelaide Hills Chardonnay
Vineyard: Cutting edge viticulture teamed with exceptional wine making has delivered a superb wine from the South Australian Adelaide Hills region. The vineyard is constantly monitored and managed to deliver premium grapes.
Season: A challenging season to say the least with fruit production reduced by 20 to 50% due to a range of factors; wind effecting flowers, berry set and irregular rainfall. The spring growing season began well with good rains wetting the soil profile for a successful bud burst and positive sign of plenty of fruit bunches. The growing season was generally cool with a few extreme heatwaves to contend with in January-February. 2019 turned out to provide high quality wine grapes, with concentrated fruit in limited supply.
Wine making: Hand picked grape bunches were carefully sorted before a natural fermentation on free run juice. The wine was then bottled without delay to retain the premium fruit purity.
Appearance: Pale golden straw.
Aroma/Bouquet: Minerals, lemon meringue, custard are alluring, with layers of stone fruits lifting with freshly baled straw.
Palate: Good acid and length power through the depth of fresh stone fruits with white peach and nectarine obvious. Royal gala apples are noted too on this complex and grippy Chardonnay wine. The flavour lingers to a soft and lightly textured finish.
Food Pairing: Seared scallops in butter and sage herbs, fresh crusty baguette with pasta of crab linguine or aged vintage cheddar. We recommend to serve this wine at room temperature for maximum flavour.
Alcohol: 12.5%
pH: NA
Acidity: NA
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: NA
Cellar potential: Now to 8+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide, Rosie Signer
$40.00
Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir
Vineyard: Cutting edge viticulture teamed with exceptional wine making has delivered a superb wine from the South Australian Adelaide Hills region. The vineyard is constantly monitored and managed to deliver premium grapes.
Season: A challenging season to say the least with fruit production reduced by 20 to 50% due to a range of factors; wind effecting flowers and berry set and irregular rainfall. The spring growing season began well with good rains wetting the soil profile for a successful bud burst and positive sign of plenty of fruit bunches. The growing season was generally cool with a few extreme heatwaves to contend with in January-February. 2019 turned out to provide high quality wine grapes, with concentrated fruit in limited supply.
Wine making: Hand picked vines were carefully sorted before basket pressing. New French oak barrels.
Appearance: Bright brick red.
Aroma/Bouquet: Lively plums with dawns forest berries. Black pepper and tea with black cherry, black currant and violets.
Palate: This red wine is savoury to the core. It's flavorsome, hearty with depth and a myriad of flavours and textures. A strong and fresh berry compote with umami, graphite and meatiness.
Food Pairing: Cheese plates, Chinese spiced duck, Saffron and brandy squid just to name a few.
Alcohol: 13.5%
pH: 3.44
Acidity: 6.4 g/L
Residual Sugar: 0.3 g/L
Production: NA
Cellar potential: Now - 8+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide, Rosie Signer
$40.00
Adelaide Hills Tempranillo
Vineyard: Manicured old vines located in the Adelaide Hills region of Kuitpo forest. The vineyard is hand managed and monitored to continually produce high quality wine grapes.
Season: A challenging season to say the least with fruit production reduced by 20 to 50% due to a range of factors; wind effecting flowers, berry set and irregular rainfall. The spring growing season began well with good rains wetting the soil profile for a successful bud burst and positive sign of plenty of fruit bunches. The growing season was generally cool with a few extreme heatwaves to contend with in January-February. 2019 turned out to provide high quality wine grapes, with concentrated fruit in limited supply.
Wine making: Hand picked grape bunches were carefully sorted before 30% whole bunches were pressed and in open fermenters. This followed to a gentle basket press and transferred to seasoned French oak barriques for 9 months.
Appearance: Deep, dark purple red.
Aroma/Bouquet: A classic aromatic style of Tempranillo with notes of black cherry, pepper and violets. A hint of spearmint and graphite.
Palate: Plush fruit deliver a savory and mouth-watering wine. Balanced acid and tannin glide across your palate with striking flavours of ripe plum, sweet red and blackberry fruits. A sensational tasting experience with very long length.....take your time.
Food Pairing: Chinese spiced quail, slow cooked meat over wood fire coals, Moroccan chickpea curry. We recommend to decant this wine 2-3 hours beforehand.
Alcohol: 14.5%
pH: NA
Acidity: NA
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: NA
Cellar potential: Now - 8+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide, Rosie Signer
$80.00
McLaren Vale Grenache
Vineyard: Cutting edge viticulture teamed with exceptional wine making has delivered a superb wine from the South Australian McLaren Vale region. The vineyard is constantly monitored and managed to deliver premium grapes.
Season: The growing season kicked off to a good but slightly drier start than previous years. This followed into summer proving challenging with overall fruit production quantities. Frost and disease pressure was low, with a few damaging hail storms causing slight scaring on the wine grapes. January to February recorded some extreme hot temperatures which enabled a generous ripening, with small grape bunches reaching maximum concentration and flavour.
Winemaking: Hand picked fruit was carefully sorted before gentle pressing into open fermenters. Basket pressed and matured in French oak barriques from bespoke coopers.
Appearance: Clean dark purple, with hints of deep dark red.
Aroma/Bouquet: Lifted aromatics of cherries and delicate confectionery. The red colour is vibrant with plush ripe red berry fruits. Hints of black pepper with musk nuances and earthy, exotic aromas in the background.
Palate: Plush, generous and very mouth filling. The acidity and tannin dance around a mixture of red fruits to leave a delicate finish.
Food Pairing: Char-grilled Chorizo and white bean stew, Antipasto, Italian cuisine, just to name a few.
Alcohol: 14.5%
pH: NA
Acidity: NA
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: NA
Cellar potential: 7+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide, Rosie Signer
$80.00
Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir
Vineyard: The vineyard is hand managed and monitored to source the best Pinot Noir grapes from a private collection of first class vineyards.
Season: A challenging season to say the least with fruit production reduced by 20 to 50% due to a range of factors; wind effecting flowers, berry set and irregular rainfall. The spring growing season began well with good rains wetting the soil profile for a successful bud burst and positive sign of plenty of fruit bunches. The growing season was generally cool with a few extreme heatwaves to contend with in January-February. 2019 turned out to provide high quality wine grapes, with concentrated fruit in limited supply.
Wine making: Hand picked grape bunches were carefully sorted before bunches were pressed and in open fermenters. This followed to a gentle basket press and transferred to new French oak barriques.
Appearance: Medium purple red.
Aroma/Bouquet: Lifted blueberry, raspberry and superior aromatic freshness, explodes from your glass before a bouquet of forest floor and delicate lavender.
Palate: A lush palate gravitates to flavours of mountain berry fruits with steely acidity. Texture forms on the mid palate with tannin and tight acid. A crescendo of sweet berry fruits leave a savory and very long finish.
Food Pairing: Fresh baguette and lashings of pate, Slow cooked rack of lamb with seasonal vegetables.
Alcohol: 13.5%
pH: 3.44
Acidity: 6.4 g/L
Residual Sugar: 0.3 g/L
Production: NA
Cellar potential: Now - 8+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide, Rosie Signer
$30.00
Barossa - Eden Valley Riesling
Vineyard: The Heirloom Vineyards Riesling was made from the best Eden Valley fruit with manicured old vines embody the very best in cutting edge, but old school viticulture and wine making. Hand tended vines are managed individually.
Season: Exceptional quality was achieved from the 2019 vintage but extremely limited quantities produced; due to the lower than average rainfall recordings. Frost disrupted the first vine buds in spring and throughout flowering which again reduced overall wine grape supply. The dry ripening season through summer kept disease pressure to a minimum and cooler high country breezes allowed the grapes to ripen for a vintage of premium quality.
Wine making: Hand tended and sorted bunch by bunch, naturally fermented on free run juice with ambient vineyard and winery yeasts. Gently tank pressed and stored on yeast lees for 9 months before bottling.
Appearance: The̴ colour is bright with beautiful onomatopoeic like green straw tinges at the edges of the glass. Bright and crystal clear with little development. Let it catch the light and marvel at the sparkle.
Aroma/Bouquet: The aroma is a fragrant and floral beauty. Hyper-intense Eden Valley Riesling bouquet. This Heirloom Riesling displays flowers blossoming, especially jasmine and textbook limes and lemon rind but also with hints of gingerbread and lime cordial. Some delicious hints of classic fresh custard and toast characters seem to be emerging in the background.
Palate: This palate has that extra dimension, not just fresh and fruity but a marvellously mouth filling palate; a touch of creamy mouth-feel a wonderful part of the landscape. All balanced sweet and zingy citrus but overall a pristine, elegant pure Eden Valley Riesling with flavours that fulfils and refresh. Taught acidity with washed river stone-like minerals, which delves into green apples. The definition of Riesling flavour is long, ample and fine.
Food Pairing: Coffin Bay Oysters with white wine vinaigrette and pomegranate, Thai Chicken curry, barbecued lime and chilli Crayfish…..
Alcohol: 11.5%
pH: 2.77
Acidity: NA
Residual Sugar: 0.9g/L
Production: N/A
Cellar potential: 20+ years
Wine maker: Elena Brooks
$40.00
McLaren Vale Touriga
Vineyard: Cutting edge viticulture teamed with exceptional wine making has delivered a superb wine from the South Australian McLaren Vale region. The vineyard is constantly monitored and managed to deliver premium grapes.
Season: The growing season kicked off to a good but slightly drier start than previous years. This followed into summer proving challenging with overall fruit production quantities. Frost and disease pressure was low, with a few damaging hail storms causing slight scaring on the wine grapes. January to February recorded some extreme hot temperatures which enabled a generous ripening, with small grape bunches reaching maximum concentration and flavour.
Winemaking: Hand picked fruit was carefully sorted before gentle pressing into open fermenters. Basket pressed and matured in French oak barriques from bespoke coopers.
Appearance: Bright violet-blue, with hints of deep dark red and purple.
Aroma/Bouquet: The aroma is an astonishing abundance of pen ink, graphite, mineral and ironstone. The fruit captures sweet nuances of lavender with plum and tangerine skins.
Palate: A textural and delightful balance of acid and tannins. Luscious, sweet, blue and red fruits such as mulberry, blueberry and cranberry greet your palate before a powerful and rewarding, savoury long finish.
Food Pairing: Char-grilled scallops, chorizo and white bean stew.
Alcohol: 14.5%
pH: NA
Acidity: NA
Residual Sugar: NA
Production: NA
Cellar potential: 10+ years
Winemaker: Elena Brooks, BSc (Oenology) Adelaide, Rosie Signer
$149.00
Riesling - Eden Valley
A delightful, crisp, dry and refreshing Riesling Six Pack sourced from a selection of single artisan vineyards across the iconic Eden Valley wine region. Crunchy acidity, with notes and flavours of minerals, granny smith apples and lemon citrus just to start. Riesling is aromatic and the perfect wine to pair with a variety of seasonal cuisines.
Six Pack Offer;
*Riesling wines from Eden Valley can cellar for decades. The high level of acidity within the Riesling variety, makes Riesling the perfect wine for long term collecting. However, the wine will develop in texture, colour and citrus flavours; transforming from a light crisp style, to an 'oily' and dense complex palate. For true lovers of the Riesling variety, long term cellaring is much sort after.
Which vintage of Riesling do you prefer?
$150.00
Adelaide Hills Pinot's
Three Bottle Sample Pack Includes;
*Complete tasting notes included.
$200.00
Barossa - Eden Valley Mixed Six Pack
Sourced from vineyards in Barossa's high country, the High Eden region is situated at 550 metre altitude. The wine makers selection is all about variety and wines for all occasions. Red wines were handcrafted by wine maker Kym Teusner, whites by Christa Deans and nurtured in the estate vineyard by Barossa's viticulturist of the year (2018) Dan Falkenberg.
Stage Door Wine Co. is a FIVE STAR Halliday rated wine label. The six pack selection will offer a crisp and dry Riesling, to a fruity and textured Austrian variety, Gruner Veltliner. The red wines include a quintessential deeply fruit driven Barossa Shiraz and Cabernet, with a medium bodied GSM (Grenache/Shiraz/Mataro blend) offering spicy notes with luscious soft red berries, delivering a velvety finish.
Six Pack Selection Includes FREE Freight;
100% Family owned and operated - We hope you enjoy this six pack selection.
Packaged Liquor & Sales Licence 57709150
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