Jasper Hill Occam’s Razor Shiraz 2023

$50.00

Occam’s Razor was Emily McNally’s personal label, started from the ground up – an important winemaking grounding before joining her parents at Jasper Hill. It continues to provide a different point of view, a less is more approach, that truly excites. Elegant in style with aromas of dark black fruits, plum, dried blueberry, earth and anise cloaked in pepper and spice, it combines ripe fruit and fine tannins with some juicy acid spark. It carries its higher alcohol, as usual, with style. 95 points – Jeni Port, Halliday Wine Companion

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Established by Ron and Elva Laughton in 1975, Jasper Hill has become one of Heathcote’s – and Australia’s – most revered wine estates. The vineyards sit on undulating hillsides at 330 metres, planted to a narrow strip of ancient Cambrian soils: deep, red, gravelly loams that are naturally low in fertility, exceptionally well drained and perfectly suited to producing low-vigour, intensely flavoured vines.

Everything happens on the estate. The fruit is grown, the wines are made and the bottles are filled at Jasper Hill, under an organic and biodynamic philosophy that has been fundamental to the estate since its beginnings. No synthetic chemicals have ever been used, while composting, inter-row mulching and a focus on soil health encourage remarkable biodiversity and natural fertility. The vines remain on their own roots, and Poussard pruning is now employed to promote vine health and optimal sap flow.

The site does much of the heavy lifting. Warm days and cool nights at elevation preserve natural acidity. The result is a distinctive style: powerful and deeply flavoured, yet fresh, balanced and remarkably pure.

These are wines with both pedigree and personality – unapologetically full-bodied, but never clumsy or overdone. Jasper Hill remains a benchmark for Heathcote and a compelling reminder of just how extraordinary Australian wine can be when great vines, great soils and decades of conviction come together.

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