Commune of Buttons Nebbiolo Rose 2021

This sits somewhere close to the Chilled Red side of things, with notes of delicious fresh raspberries, nice sandy tannin and a little rusticity.

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Red Fruit, Pepper / Spice, and Mineral, Smokey

BODY: Medium
DRYNESS: Very Dry
ACIDITY: Medium +
TANNIN: Medium
ALCOHOL (%): Moderate (9-12%)

Origin: Western Australia (Margaret River, Swan Valley & More), Australia

Grape Varietals:
Nebbiolo

Winemaking:
Natural Winemaking
Extended Maceration

Maturation: 7-12 Months Stainless Steel Tanks

Awards:

WESTERN FOOD PAIRING
Italian antipasti, pizza

ASIAN FOOD PAIRING
Tandoori chicken, ikan penyet, soft shell carb

Commune of Buttons

Commune of Buttons began with a single dream between brother and sister, to continue as second-generation growers of grapes. They began organic practices in 2012, and produces wines from grape to bottle within their property

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Commune of Buttons Nebbiolo Rose 2021

On the site of a former hippy commune, siblings Jasper and Sophie Button farm three and a half hectares of organically managed vines in the heart of the Adelaide Hills.

Grape Varietals & Region: 100% Nebbiolo from three and a half hectares of organically managed vines in the heart of the Adelaide Hills

Taste Profile:The wine is tight acid driven and lively. There is the characteristic raspberry/red frog character of Nebbiolo and the ash-like tanning profile from the initial skin contact

Winemaking Process: Three and a half hectares of organically managed vines in the heart of the Adelaide Hills

Bright & Easy Reds

Easy drinking red wines with bright fruit aromas and low tannins. The wines are often released without much aging in tank, oak barrels or bottle, and are meant to be drunk early

These wines typically can be nejoyed without food, and are usually served cooler. They can be light bodied wines like Beaujolais, or light extraction styles that do not emphasize tannin & color extraction