Grant Burge The Holy Trinity Grenache Shiraz Mourvèdre 2019 in Red

Australia
Grenache
Shiraz
Mourvedre
ABV 14.5
Zalto Denk'Art Bordeaux Glass

Stuart McCloskey, tasted 29 April 2026 - “A superb vintage across Barossa, the 2019 Holy Trinity reflects this with clarity. This release leans into a more serious, structured style -less about immediate charm (though still very delicious), more about depth, form and quiet authority. It is a wine that unfolds slowly, revealing its layers with time and air. Not one for an ice bath. The nose is darker and more contemplative in tone. Black cherry, mulberry and damson sit at the core, wrapped in notes of dried herbs, cedar, clove, and dried orange peel - all underpinned by a distinct earthy undertow. There is a savoury, almost ferrous edge here, giving the aromatics a sense of grounding and maturity rather than overt fruit lift. On the palate, the wine shows a firmer architecture. Medium to full-bodied, it is driven less by fruit sweetness and more by structure and control. Grenache plays a subtler role, while Shiraz and Mourvèdre shape the wine - bringing dark fruit weight, spice and a taut line of fine tannin. There is a gentle grip throughout, giving the wine a purposeful, composed feel. The finish is long and savoury, with lingering notes of spice, earth and a touch of dark cocoa. A more introspective and classically styled Trinity, built for those who appreciate structure over exuberance. Drink: Now (decant for a few hours) and over the next 6–8 years.”

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