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Jordan The Prospector Syrah 2022

Name: Jordan The Prospector Syrah 2022 | Simon Wine Emporium
Brand: Jordan Wine Estate
SKU: JOR_010
Price: 265.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R265,00

The gold rush of the 1800’s led to the discovery of tin in the gravels underlying the Syrah vineyards. The allure of wealth was fleeting as the prospector dug over the soils for the vigneron. Notes of peppered charcuterie, chipotle and red fruits are in abundance with a medium–bodied framework that lends itself to a variety of meat-based dishes and cooking techniques.

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Specifications

SKU: JOR_010 Alcohol Volume: 14% Sugar: 2.3g/l

Winery: Jordan Wine EstateType of wine: Red WineCultivar: Syrah/ShirazFood Pairing: Chocolate, Italian, Meat, Spicy FoodCategory: Stellenbosch Valley

In the cellar

Fermentation between 26-28°C. Malolactic fermentation was completed in older 225L French oak barrels where the wine was matured for a total of 16 months. A portion of the wine was made in the 400L amphora using whole bunches in a carbonic maceration process to add depth and complexity to the wine.

In the vineyard

The grapes were harvested between 30th March and the 4th of April 2021 and an average of 23.6°B.

Cultivar

Syrah

Food Pairing

Beste served with slow-roasted barbecue pork. Try spicing this type of meat with pepper and cumin to bring out the fruitiness in the wine, Asian cuisine flavours, such as plum sauce, that will add to the fruitiness in the wine

Awards and Recognition

2018– Bronze at Decanter World Wine Awards (89 points)
2018– Silver medal at Old Mutual Trophy Show (91 points)
2018– Platinum award at National Wine Challenge 2021
2018– 4.5 stars in Platter’s by Diners Club 2022

About the Wine Estate

Gary and Kathy Jordan have been making world-class wines since 1993 on a farm with a history going back over 300 years. He’s a geologist, she’s an economist. Gary’s parents, Ted and Sheelagh, bought the now 164-hectare Stellenbosch property in 1982, and embarked on an extensive replanting programme, specializing in classic varieties suited to the different soils and slopes.