Pikes Luccio Sangiovese barossa-valley-estate and the distillery hold evidence

and the distillery hold evidence that this is the most accurate recreation of the Old Toms that were being used in cocktail making in the 1800s

The minerality which comes from the terroir

The grapes for Grüner Veltliner Federspiel Kaiserberg were carefully hand-picked

dark cherry juice

Kaesler’s Barbera takes inspiration from its home town appellation

Pikes Luccio Sangiovese barossa-valley-estate and the distillery hold evidenceColour Bright ruby red Aroma Immediately inviting with ripe cherries crushed florals perfume and red confectionary. With some time in the glass rustic notes of spice and earth emerge. Palate Medium weighted showing a medley of fresh red fruits up front. Cherries and raspberries on centre stage. The acid line is taught and lively reminiscent of pomegranate and cranberry. Finishing with great length and balance Food Pairing Truly versatile a great