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2021 Symmetry GSM

2021 Symmetry GSM

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SIZE 750mL
TYPE Medium Bodied Red
VARIETAL Grenache, Shiraz, Mouvedre

Medium ruby in colour in the glass

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Tasting Notes

Aroma The Mourvèdre provides floral, spicy white blossom. The Grenache provides rich red fruit and perfume and the Shiraz shows spice, pepper and dark fruits.
 

Palate A balanced and harmonious blend of the three equal components of Grenache, Shiraz and Mourvèdre. Medium weight, bright and zippy acid, supple tannins and primary fruit for days.

 

Food Pairing

Fattier steaks such as a ribeye, any grilled or barbecued red meats, roasted chicken, mushrooms, or charcuterie. This wine also pairs well with meals including spices and herbs such as rosemary, sage, and red pepper.

Cellaring

1 - 8 years

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Awards + Reviews

Wine Showcase Magazine

94 Points

Melbourne International Wine Show

95 Points

Gold Medal

Sam Kim

90 Points

Attractively ripe and immediately appealing with dark cherry, vanilla, thyme and hazelnut aromas on the nose. It's beautifully smooth and ro

Ken Gargett

91 Points

Every bottle from this underrated region, Langhorne Creek, can seemingly guarantee flavour and value.

Ray Jordan

91 Points

A bright and lively medium bodied blend offering lots of current drinking appeal.

Taste profile

Primary flavors

Strawberry

A perfectly ripe plucked strawberry offers the quintessence of flavor. And what a flavor! Juicy. Tangy. Fresh. While perhaps not equal to the pleasure of summer foraging, finding notes of strawberry in wine yields delight in good measure.

Raspberry

One of the tartest red fruits, raspberry has a distinctive flavour and aroma that’s relished in desserts and confectionery. Given these characteristics, it’s more commonly detected as a primary aroma in ripe and fruit-forward red wines with medium to high acidity.

Cherry

Fruit flavors in red wines typically fall into two different categories: red fruit and black fruit flavors. Cherry flavour falls into the red fruit categories but the cherry flavours span from red to black, and fresh to sweet. Confusing! Red Cherries can typically be found in young Grenache. Black Cherries are found in mature Pinot Noir.

Secondary flavors

Plum

The flavors of Plums can span from red to black, from freshness to sweetness to Prunes. Red Plum flavors are found in easy-drinking red wines. Black Plum flavors are found in full bodied red wines.

Black Pepper

With some wines, you could be forgiven for thinking someone had sneakily ground some pepper into your glass. Overall, the characteristic flavour of black peppercorns is spicy, woody, warm, terpy and herbaceous.