Riverland

2016 Kingston Estate Echelon Petit Verdot 12 Pack

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Tasting Notes


This Kingston Estate Echelon Petit Verdot 2016 is a delightfully deep and intense wine from the Riverland region of South Australia. It has an inviting ruby-red colour, and on the nose displays aromas of ripe blackberry, mulberry and blackcurrant, accented with a hint of tobacco. On the palate, there are rich, ripe flavours of dark fruits and savoury spice, supported by a smooth and velvety texture and balanced with a juicy acidity. Its finish is long and lingering, and has a pleasing, dry tannin structure. Enjoy this wine with a grilled steak or slow-cooked stew.

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A bottle of 2016 Kingston Estate Echelon Petit Verdot 750ml Red Wine
  • A bottle of 2016 Kingston Estate Echelon Petit Verdot 750ml Red Wine
A bottle of 2016 Kingston Estate Echelon Petit Verdot 750ml Red Wine

Tasting Notes


This Kingston Estate Echelon Petit Verdot 2016 is a delightfully deep and intense wine from the Riverland region of South Australia. It has an inviting ruby-red colour, and on the nose displays aromas of ripe blackberry, mulberry and blackcurrant, accented with a hint of tobacco. On the palate, there are rich, ripe flavours of dark fruits and savoury spice, supported by a smooth and velvety texture and balanced with a juicy acidity. Its finish is long and lingering, and has a pleasing, dry tannin structure. Enjoy this wine with a grilled steak or slow-cooked stew.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Petite Verdot

"A superb Petite Verdot"

— Peter B. (5/5)

even better than expected

"Opulent, with an intense back-of-tongue blackberry cough syrup presence, which is tastier than it sounds. Needs 2+ hours of decanting to achieve its potential complexity, then shines. Perhaps a bit odd for some people but lovers of Petit Verdot and anyone with an inquisitive palate will approve. This is far better than Kingston's standard PV."

— Todd S. (5/5)

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