Hooley Dooley Red

by Dowie Doole 2014

$22.95 ($275.40 /case)

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Hooley Dooley Red by Dowie Doole 2014

Hooley Dooley Red

by Dowie Doole 2014

$22.95 ($275.40 /case)

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Producer : Dos Lusiadas

Region : Australia (Australia), South Australia (Australia)

Food Pairing : Breads, Cured Meat, Hard Cheese, Red Meat, Roasted Vegetables

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Tasting Notes

Rich deep purple/ crimson with purple hue. A beautiful bouquet of dark berries, liquorice and spices. The palate is long and flavoursome exhibiting blackcurrant and dark chocolate flavours complemented by spicy, vanillan oak. The tannins are fine, long and soft making it ideal for early drinking or short term cellaring.

Specs

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Price of Case	$275.40
Bottle Size	750 ml
Producer	Dos Lusiadas
Region	Australia (Australia), South Australia (Australia)
Alcohol	14.5% alc./vol.
Style	Warm and spicy reds
Vintage	2014
Farming Method	Sustainable
Food Pairing	Breads, Cured Meat, Hard Cheese, Red Meat, Roasted Vegetables
Descriptors	Earthy, Fruity
Wine Type	Red
Wood Presence	Oaked
Body	Full
Grapes	Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah / Shiraz

The Producer

Dos Lusiadas

In 2009, Michel Chapoutier picked out a plot in the Douro Valley. A small – very small – plot of 3 hectares, but full of promise: Eleivera. Here, the winters are tough, the summer a long, dry heatwave. To get sufficient output, Michel Chapoutier joined forces with local producers and worked with them to grow touriga nacional, a typical Portuguese grape. The result was Pinteivera and Eleivera, two representatives of this region, which is a Unesco world heritage site.