Bethany First Village Grenache, Barossa Valley chenin unoaked Cotes du Rhone

unoaked Cotes du Rhone

Grapes are carefully selected from suitable terroir sites that are then vinified together by using a popular technique called ‘Salasso’ or ‘Saignée’ for the French terminology – the less concentrated juice is bled off to maximise concentration and extraction in the final cuvee

A subtle pink colour

Winemaking - Hand-picked and whole bunch pressed

It is the perfect companion to oysters or grilled fish

Bethany First Village Grenache, Barossa Valley chenin unoaked Cotes du RhoneBethany was the first settlement in the Barossa Valley, established in 1842 by German immigrants from Silesia. Johann Schrapel planted the first vines on Bethany Estate in 1852. This ignited a passion for winemaking a tradition that continues within the family six generations later. The First Village label tells the story of the villages establishment in the German folkloric paper cutting art "Scherenschnitte" The Grenache fruit is sourced from low