Today, David Allen MW, Wine-Searcher's Wine Director, tastes a wine from renowned Barossa Valley producer Kaesler. Surprisingly, the wine comes from vineyards the company planted in the Clare Valley. The wine is from Kaesler's Stonehorse range. the wine in question is Kaesler Stonehorse Shiraz 2021.
Kaesler are located in the Barossa Valley of South Australia and have been concentrating on producing premium-quality, estate grown, largely Shiraz wines, from old vines for over 20 years.
Kaesler produce a classic range of Barossa wines. The flagship of which is the Old Bastard Shiraz, released to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the vineyard from which it is sourced. Other notable wines in the collection include the Alte Reben Shiraz, Old Vines Shiraz and the WOMS (a quintessential Australian Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz blend). The Stonehorse collection is the entry-level range offered from Kaesler. It includes varietal Chardonnay, Touriga and Malbec.
The estate is comprised of several vineyards in the Barossa, totaling around 37 hectares (92 acres) of vines. The Home vineyard, which surrounds the winery, is Kaesler's original vineyard and has sandy soils with a layer of clay which helps the vines in the hot, dry conditions. This vineyard has a small plot of vines planted in 1893 which are used to produce the Old Bastard Shiraz. A plot of Shiraz in a nearby vineyard planted in 1899 produces the Alte Reben Shiraz
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