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Red
2012 Ruggabellus Fluus
Red Rhone Blend
- Australia
- South Australia
- Barossa
- Barossa Valley
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Community Tasting Notes 2
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Redback wrote:
July 31, 2014 - Very funky. Mataro definitely coming through even though blend indicates that it is only 1% higher than the Grenache component. Had a bottle last year and the Grenache was the dominate taste then. Very interesting.
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chatters wrote:
August 24, 2013 - Freshly tilled earth, red berry fruit, very slight cedar and slight spice. The wine has a round mouth feel, primary sweet red berry fruit dominates and there is a slightly yeasty/bready note as well as a touch of earthiness - though the wine is not dirty. Medium plus length finish. The is textually like a Pinot Noir but not flavour wise. Nice. Interesting, moreish but almost indistinguishable from other wines of a similar style...
Wine Definition
- Vintage 2012
- Type Red
- Producer Ruggabellus
- Varietal Red Rhone Blend
- Designation Fluus
- Vineyard n/a
- Country Australia
- Region South Australia
- SubRegion Barossa
- Appellation Barossa Valley
Community Holdings
- Pending Delivery 0 (0%)
- In Cellars 17 (55%)
- Consumed 14 (45%)
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- VarietyRed Rhone Blend
- CountryAustralia
- RegionSouth Australia
- SubRegionBarossa
- AppellationBarossa Valley
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