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2021 Kamaka, Terroir de Seyssuel, Domaine Graeme & Julie Bott
This is Syrah wearing its Pinot cloak. The Kamaka is the wine that needs the most explanation in the Bott cellar. Seyssuel, on the other side of the river to Côte-Rôtie, is an appellation on the march. There are hopes that it will be elevated to full cru status within a matter of years. Here, the schist and gneiss soils glisten in the sunlight; there’s no granite on this side of the river, The Syrah that grows here is floral and pinot-esque, with an elegant texture and a spicy, salty undertow. Kamata is the Maori word for rock or stone, and a nod to Graeme’s Kiwi origins. Much more than a curiosity
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Duty paid means taxes are included and the wine is ready for home delivery and drinking.
Size
- Case of 6 x 75cl0in basket
- 75cl Bottle0in basket
Wine specification
- ProducerDomaine Graeme & Julie Bott
- ColourRed Wine
- SweetnessDry
- Region & CountryFrance
- ABV12.5%
- Grape(s)Shiraz/Syrah
- MaturityReady to drink 2024 – 2032
- StyleStill Wine
Product Description
This is Syrah wearing its Pinot cloak. The Kamaka is the wine that needs the most explanation in the Bott cellar. Seyssuel, on the other side of the river to Côte-Rôtie, is an appellation on the march. There are hopes that it will be elevated to full cru status within a matter of years. Here, the schist and gneiss soils glisten in the sunlight; there’s no granite on this side of the river, The Syrah that grows here is floral and pinot-esque, with an elegant texture and a spicy, salty undertow. Kamata is the Maori word for rock or stone, and a nod to Graeme’s Kiwi origins. Much more than a curiosity