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Grosset Gaia 2018

  • James Suckling
    95 Points
Grosset Gaia 2018
  • James Suckling
    95 Points
Grosset Gaia 2018
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Grosset Gaia 2018

SKU: GRGA201810 UCAU
15 Plus Years
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Created by Jeffrey Grosset, one of Australia’s most respected Riesling pioneers, Gaia has been a Clare Valley icon since 1995. The name honours the ancient Greek Earth goddess and reflects Grosset’s enduring focus on purity, place and sustainable vineyard stewardship.

A beautifully layered blend led by Cabernet Sauvignon, with dark berries, cassis, herbs and fine tannins. Fresh, elegant and savoury rather than heavy, it’s a fantastic red for lamb, steak, roast vegetables or a long Sunday lunch.

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Tasting Notes

Grosset Gaia 2018 is a refined Clare Valley red wine created by Jeffrey Grosset, one of Australia’s most respected winemakers and pioneering Riesling producers. First made in 1995, Gaia takes its name from the ancient Greek Earth goddess, reflecting Grosset’s enduring commitment to purity, sense of place and sustainable vineyard stewardship.

This beautifully layered premium Australian red is led by Cabernet Sauvignon, offering expressive aromas and flavours of dark berries, cassis and subtle herbal notes. Fine, elegant tannins provide structure, while fresh acidity and a savoury character ensure the wine remains balanced and graceful rather than heavy. A distinctive example of the finesse and longevity associated with Clare Valley wine.

Grosset Gaia 2018 is a sophisticated choice for a special occasion or long Sunday lunch. Enjoy it with roast lamb, grilled steak, slow-cooked dishes, mature cheese or roasted vegetables. This bottle is sourced from a premium private cellar.

Critic Scores

Attractive redcurrants, cherries and blackcurrants here with leaves, violet-like florals, bracken and cedar. The palate is vividly fresh and there’s good concentration of ripe red and dark-berry flavors. Smooth tannins clutch the finish gently. Impressive in every way, this is one of the best Gaia’s released, right up there with the 2015. A blend of cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc. Drink or hold. Screw cap.

About this Wine

Cabernet Blend

A red wine blend built around Cabernet Sauvignon, often combined with varieties like Merlot or Cabernet Franc for added complexity.

Grosset

Established in 1981, Grosset Wines is independently owned and dedicated to allowing purity of fruit and region to take centre stage. “We aim to produce the best examples of variety and place. This is self-explanatory really… Riesling from the Clare Valley, expressing the dramatic differences between soft rock and hard rock sites and then differences within those broad categories; uniquely sited Semillon and Fiano, Cabernet from the coolest site in the region and of course, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from an even cooler sub-region of the Adelaide Hills,” explains owner and founder, Jeffrey Grosset.

“Purity of fruit and optimum ripeness are crucial to us, and we are not afraid to use different wine making approaches to bring the best out of each vineyard. Each is a testament to this philosophy.”

Clare Valley

Situated in the Mid North of South Australia, approximately 120 km north of Adelaide is one of Australia's oldest wine regions the Clare Valley. The area is broken up into three sub-regions, the Polish Hill River region to the east, the Central Clare Valley, and the Skillogalee Valley to the west.

Often associated with some of Australia's finest Riesling the cool climate and differing terroirs have paved the way for exciting and diverse wines over a plethora of varietals resulting in wines of pure expression and great length. Home to some of Australia's most iconic wineries - cult producers like Wendouree, to Australian icons such as Kilikanoon and boutique producers like Atlas, the Clare Valley is definitely an area to keep an eye on for exciting and ever evolving wines

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