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Vintage 2014
The Barossa Valley, like much of South Australia, had excellent winter rains that carried the vines through the hot, dry late spring and summer drought until the February two-day deluge. On average, yields were down 40%, but the red wines are rich and varietal, with dense colours and a structure suggesting they will be very ageworthy.
Vintage 2015
The Barossa Valley had a vintage in two halves. Winter rainfall was good, but the driest spring since 2006 was followed by only one rainfall event in early January, as well as that month’s lowest mean maximum temperature for 23 years. February was the opposite, with the highest mean maximum temperature since 2007. All varieties ripened rapidly in February, placing great pressure on tank space and on picking. A combination of circumstances saw some very high baume levels and the need for quick action in the wineries. The problems weren’t universal, with vineyards and batch variation. Temperatures then fell sharply, with March around average. White wines have lovely natural acidity; the reds are strongly coloured and richly flavoured.
看上去2014还好,2015差一些,是这样理解吗? |
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