River Burgundy Bin 4110
⏳ Drikkevindue
Typically best enjoyed 10 to 30 years from the vintage release, though exceptional vintages can cellar beautifully for much longer.
🍽️ Mad & Vin-match
roasted duck, slow-cooked lamb shanks, earthy mushroom risotto
✨ Tekniske specifikationer
Lindemans' legendary 'Bin' releases from the Hunter Valley, particularly the historic Hunter River Burgundy series, are cornerstones of Australian wine history. The Bin 4110 represents a classic, traditional style of medium-bodied red that defined the region in the mid-to-late 20th century. Sourced from low-yielding, dry-grown Shiraz vines planted in the volcanic clay soils of the Hunter Valley, this wine was crafted using traditional open-vat fermentation and matured in large, older oak casks to preserve its bright fruit character and regional identity. Over time, these wines develop a celebrated complexity, transforming from vibrant red-fruit profiles into savory masterpieces defined by notes of leather, forest floor, game, and soft spices. It is a testament to the pioneering spirit of Dr. Henry Lindeman and the incredible aging potential of Hunter Valley Shiraz.
🍾 Om vinhuset / producenten
Lindeman's blev grundlagt i 1843 af den engelske flådelæge Dr. Henry Lindeman på hans Cawarra-ejendom i Hunter Valley, New South Wales, og har siden udviklet sig til et af Australiens mest traditionsrige og globalt anerkendte vinhuse. I dag drives vinhuset under ledelse af Treasury Wine Estates, og dets vinmarker spænder over flere af Australiens bedste terroirs med fremtrædende parceller i berømte regioner som Coonawarra i South Australia. Vinhusets filosofi bygger på tilgængelighed, druetypisk renhed og kompromisløs konsistens. Lindeman's opnåede stor international anerkendelse med sin populære Bin Series – anført af den ikoniske Bin 65 Chardonnay – sideløbende med prestigefulde, gemmeværdige vine som den berømte Coonawarra Trio, der blandt andet tæller St George Cabernet Sauvignon og Limestone Ridge Shiraz Cabernet.
🍇 Grape Varieties
Shiraz
🍷 Alkoholprocent (ABV)
12.5% - 13.5%