Few Australian wine producers have as many different ranges as Taylors, but the Clare Valley-based producer has just launched another new collection, called Masterstroke.
The range includes three new wines - the Masterstroke Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2019, Masterstroke McLaren Vale Shiraz 2019 and Masterstroke Clare Valley Cabernet Shiraz 2016.
The new collection features three different South Australian regions.
When Bill Taylor Snr., Taylors Wines founder, established the family’s winery in the Clare Valley in 1969, he recognised the potential for the region to produce outstanding table wines but the Masterstroke collection champions the terroir of three diverse regions.
"We consider winemaking to be a true art form," says managing director Mitchell Taylor. "The decisions of our vineyard and winemaking teams are like the strokes of an artist’s brush on canvas.
“While our home is in the Clare Valley, we have a long history of working with our grower partners to source outstanding cabernet fruit in the Coonawarra and shiraz from McLaren Vale - both hero varieties of their respective regions.
"While each wine is a distinct reflection of their regional terroir, they still display the powerful elegance that’s expected of a Taylors wine.”
Each of the new wines features a portrait of the region from where the fruit is sourced. The photography was produced by award-winning South Australian landscape photographer, Benjamin Goode.
The Taylors Masterstroke collection (RRP $60) is available now at select fine wine retailers, Taylors Wines’ Clare Valley Cellar Door and online at www.taylorswines.com.au. Full reviews when I've tasted the wines.
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