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1 - 8 of 8 Wines by Campbells
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Campbells Barkly Durif 2007
Rutherglen
Rutherglen may have the only major plantings of genuine Durif in the world due to Phylloxera, and Rutherglen can lay claim to the oldest productive examples in Australia. From within their quarantined vineyards at Rutherglen, Campbell's have been the protagonists of Durif for generations. "It makes for a massive wine, high in alcohol, and full of rich dusty liquorice flavours. This is red wine for thirsty heroes in mid-winter. You have been warned!" -Sydney Morning Herald, "This is a cracker – Lovers of big reds rejoice!" -Canberra Times
$4299each
$51588/DOZ
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The Durif of Rutherglen is unique, nowhere else in Australia are wines of such immense richness and power made from the variety. So rare is Durif that little exists outside Rutherglen. The few vines that have survived elsewhere produce such a different wine from the Rutherglen Durif that it is almost certain they are grown from a different clone. Barkly is what Colin Campbell believes Durif from Rutherglen should be. The vital ingredient is the climate, typically long, warm and dry autumn ripening periods. Choice parcels of the best fruit are fermented on skins in closed fermenters for six days followed by maturation in a combination of American and French oak puncheons for eighteen months. Alcohol 14.5%
 
A dense ruby coloured wine. Intense ripe plums and black cherry with a blueberry lift and subtle oak vanillin in the background. Deep, rich and mouth filling flavours of plums and black cherry with hints of mocha and ground spice on the mid palate. The rich fruit is balanced by very fine yet firm fruit tannins and subtle oak that add complexity and great length. "Here is one seductive wine, it's a thoroughbred that gets the heart throbbing with anticipation as you realize you're about to partake of some very pure, inbred vines. The original sin, no doubt!" -CabernetFrank.com, "Dense and thick, with flavours of plum preserve, inky cherry and dark chocolate, would dance with peppery, charred flank steak!" -Stephen Tanzer's
Campbells Bobbie Burns Shiraz 2008
Rutherglen
For decades, Bobbie Burns has enjoyed a reputation for being of consistently high quality, an Australian icon wine showing the true power of Rutherglen Shiraz, endowed with a smooth palate and the finest tannins. "An ultra-ripe, fruit-driven shiraz with mild oak and soft tannins; a fruitcake note on the bouquet and blackberry jam on the palate. Big and lush, almost opulent!" -Sun Herald, "Here is quintessential Rutherglen Shiraz; deep, richly concentrated, with ripe, plummy fruit and a smoothness that underlines approachability!" -Quaff.com.au
$1999each
$23988/DOZ
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Campbells of Rutherglen are a fourth generation winemaking family dedicated to continuing a tradition begun in 1870, of producing artisanal wines reflecting the distinctive qualities of Rutherglen. Drawing on their intimate knowledge of local viticulture, Bobbie Burns is a traditional style of wine built around volumes of fruit exhibiting great finesse and a subtle use of oak to compliment the full bodied flavours. Following inoculation and vinification on skins for six to seven days in traditional closed and rotary fermenters, Bobbie Burns was aged for a period of twelve months in a mixture of new and prior use premium French and American oak puncheons and barriques. Alcohol 14.5%
 
Dark red in colour. A classical Bobbie Burns Shiraz with scented raspberry and black cherry fruit to the fore. Subtle bramble, earth and cedarwood characters linger in the background. Complex and mouthfilling with a core of raspberry and black cherry fruit. Fine fruit tannins and subtle oak add structure through the middle, while regional notes of earth and ironstone on the finish point to the wine’s Rutherglen origins. The luxury of licorice, cedar and spice add complexity, highly appealing as a young wine, to enjoy with confidence alongside warming beef and potato dishes. "An amazingly accessible icon wine that extols the virtue of Rutherglen shiraz in general, and the hands of Campbell in particular!" -Vinicraft.com
Campbells Isabella Rare Rutherglen Tokay 375ml
Rutherglen
Rare Rutherglen Tokays are bottled in tiny quantities each year, for those privileged to taste them, these are wines of breathtaking flavour. "The more ancient soleras (usually the base wine is well over 60 years of age) are bottled under the Rare caption, and often flirt with perfection. Tokay Isabella is slightly less sweet, 293 g/L of residual sugar, it possesses superb intensity as well as palate presence with hints of honeysuckle, raisins, black tea, marmalade, and toffee. This is an extraordinary beverage that must be tasted to be believed!" -Robert Parker
$10999each
$131988/DOZ
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100% Rutherglen Tokay (Muscadelle) from Campbells Rutherglen vineyards. Fruit is left to ripen on the vine until as late as possible to ensure the necessary high degree of lusciousness. Juice is fermented for only a very short time before being fortified with neutral spirit and stored in oak to mature. Only the very best fruit from the finest vintages is used in the blend. As with any blended wine, it is difficult to specify an exact age. The oldest base wine is well over sixty years old, with only wines of the highest standard from excellent vintages being added to this outstanding solera. Alcohol 18% "Unctuous, sweet Tokay made from a solera base of at least sixty years of age. This is a riveting dessert wine!" -Robert Parker
 
Pinnacle Rutherglen Tokay, displaying the extraordinary qualities of the very richest and most complete wines in the cellar. A deep mahogany brown, with olive hues indicates considerable years of maturation. Bouquet is a combination of malt and honey, with hints of raisins and the unmistakable scent of tea leaves, which is the hallmark of Rutherglen tokay. There is a real lusciousness and weight on the palate with full, mellow honeyed flavours, lingering complex rancio characters and drying tannins on the finish to balance the sweetness and prevent it from cloying. Blended for optimum flavour and balance prior to bottling, this wine will not improve with further cellaring and should ideally be enjoyed soon after opening
Campbells Liquid Gold Classic Tokay 500ml
Rutherglen vic
Campbell’s Liquid Gold is intense, rich and luscious with hints of candied peel and cold tea. This wine is made using the solera system – a wood-ageing method of fractional blending; the concentration of flavours is partly due to the evaporation, an important element in the process. The wine that provides the basis of this blend dates back to the 1950’s. Only small amounts are withdrawn from this solera ensuring the highest quality and consistency of style.
$3999each
$47988/DOZ
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This erroneously labelled tokay, which is made from muscadelle grapes, is a fresh, simple fortified with a distinct fruitiness about. The Campbell’s fotifieds have a clean finish withiut being cloyingly sweet; these fortifieds have earned this winery and Rutherglen a world-class status. Campbells is believed to be the only winery in the world to win gold medals for both table & fortified wines at the world’s largest wine exhibition, the London International Wine Challenge. Alcohol 17.5%
 
Colour: Deep golden Bouquet: Rich aromas of cold tea leaf, toffee, honey and citrus. Palate: Intense and mouthfilling. Malt and toffee combine with rancio characters providing a wine of power and complexity with a luscious yet clean finish. Perfect with fresh fruit, sticky date pudding or freshly brewed coffee and fine chocolates. In summer, serve as a dessert in a glass or as a refined accompaniment to cold or hot soups, cheese platters, and even robust charcuterie. No need for further cellaring, the wine is at its peak when bottled.
Campbells Merchant Prince Rare Muscat 375ml
Rutherglen vic
Merchant Prince is the pinnacle, the richest, most complex and complete wine, recipient of a perfect one hundred point score from the distinguished panel at Wine Spectator. This is the first time in history that an Australian wine has been awarded a perfect score, out of a field of more than 11,000 submissions reviewed. "Notes of figs, marmalade, toffee, caramel, and gorgeous sweetness as well as richness are all found in this beauty. This is a stunning effort with levels of texture and richness that need to be tasted to be believed!" -eRobertparker.com
$11999each
$143988/DOZ
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Assembled from barrels of base wine and earlier blends sixty+ years of age, laid down by the forebears of the family which is fortunate to be custodian of some of Australia's most ancient stocks. Fruit is left to ripen on the vine until as late as possible to ensure the equisite luscious qualities. Juice is fermented for only a very short time before fortified with neutral spirit and stored in oak to mature. Only the very best fruit from the finest vintages is used in the blend. The fortified cellar remains the domain of ancient barrels gently nurturing their precious contents for decade upon decade of ageing to mellow maturity. No need for cellaring, released at it's peak, Merchant Prince will not improve further in bottle. Alcohol 18.0%
 
Colour is a rich, deep brown with olive green rim. Bouquet is intense, raisin fruit with nutty rancio complexity, which only comes from very lengthy maturation in oak casks. Palate keeps giving and giving, a texture like plush-lined coffee ice cream, the ultimate in intensity. Raisined sweetness explodes on the front of the palate, the Merchant Prince is infused by a raft of toffee, maple syrup and caramel characters. Complex nutty flavours flow through the full length of the palate and the drying tannin finish lingers for many minutes. This wine may be enjoyed with coffee and petit fours, or the richest of Belgian chocolate, but its myriad of flavours and lingering palate warrant real appreciation on its own
Campbells Rutherglen Muscat 375ml
Rutherglen
The Muscats of Rutherglen are considered the world's richest wines and bear a mark of authenticity, an oval logotype with a stylised R, only applied to wines drawn from the great Muscat vineyards of the region. The Muscat of Rutherglen trademark assures the highest quality of wine exclusively sourced from the Rutherglen Wine Region. "Caramel and Turkish delight aromas, raisiny muscat flavours on the palate. Not too sweet but beautifully balanced, this is a superb sipper with brandied figs topped with mascarpone!" -Huon Hooke
$1999each
$23988/DOZ
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Made solely of Rutherglen Muscat, (Muscat a Petit Grains Rouge or Brown Muscat) from the Campbells vineyards. Each season grapes are picked after prolonged ripening to ensure optimum balance, sugar levels and raisin character. The resultant wine is blended through the Rutherglen Muscat solera process. The finished cuvee contains portions from a number of vintages over many years, maintaining the Campbell of Rutherglen house style, typically complex and elegant, capturing a rich purity of raisin fruit flavours. "This is a fantastic style for at the end of a meal with a plate of King Island Endeavour Blur!" -Sally Fisk
 
Bright amber gold with copper tints. Fresh raisin fruit backed by a hint of grape spirit and aged oak characters rise from the glass. The palate is luscious and lingering with plenty of sun-ripened raisin fruit, typical of Rutherglen Muscat. The acid balance and tannin from barrel ageing prevents the wine from being cloyingly sweet. Sensational if chilled as an aperitif, great with blue cheese or plum pudding. "Orange-tinged amber. Rich and toasty on the nose, with dark toffee, cherry and singed orange peel. Fat and viscous, with sweet orange, caramel and dark honey flavours. Finishes with notes of bourbon and vanilla" -Stephen Tanzer
Campbells Rutherglen Tokay 375ml
Rutherglen
Campbell's Tokay of Rutherglen bear the distinguished oval logotype symbolizing the great vineyards of the appellation. The skillful art of blending old Tokay, handed down to Colin Campbell by his forebears, is painstakingly carried out to ensure consistency of quality and the perpetuation of the Campbells style. "Campbells is one of the first rank producers of Rutherglen!" -Ralph Kyte Powell. "Campbell's characteristic tea-leaf flavoured entry level Rutherglen Tokay is the best value on the market!" -Tyson Stelzer & Matthew Jukes
$1999each
$23988/DOZ
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Pure Rutherglen Tokay (Muscadelle) from Campbells Rutherglen vineyards. The fortified cellars at Campbell's remain the domain of ancient barrels gently nurturing their precious contents for decade upon decade of ageing to mellow maturity. Each vintage the tokay grapes are left on the vine to fully ripen until raisined and laden with natural sugar. The resulting wine is then blended with wines from previous vintages to produce a consistent house style. This wine contains portions of aged tokay stocks from a number of vintages over several years, blended into the richest and most complex precious wine. Alcohol 17.5%
 
A deep, brilliant old gold colour. A bouquet of lifted toffee, honey and cold tea characters combine to produce the unique character of Rutherglen Tokay. Toffee and tea-leaf characters predominate on the front of the palate with a cleansing hint of spirit and old oak on the finish. Blended for optimum flavour and balance prior to bottling, this wine will not improve with further cellaring and should be enjoyed upon release. "Medium amber. High-pitched, slightly musky scents of toffee, sweet Marsala, brown butter and toasted almond. Then firm-edged and focused on the palate, with restrained flavours of marzipan, toffeed apple, and fruitcake" -Stephen Tanzer
Campbells Shiraz Durif 2008
Rutherglen
The Campbell family are one of Rutherglen great winemaking dynasties, internationally recognized for their profound regional expressions of Shiraz. They remain custodians for some of the world's last remaining plantings of pre-phyloxera Durif. Two of the classic Rutherglen varietals have been vinified and assembled to construct a finely integrated, complex and engaging wine. The Shiraz component contributes full flavours with spicy berry fruit, Durif adds violet and black cherry characters, solid structure with length and a firm tannin finish
$1599each
$19188/DOZ
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Durif was first planted at Rutherglen in 1908. The variety was recommended by Francois de Castella, the Victorian Government’s viticultural expert, who brought Durif back to Australia following a study tour of France. No other winegrape in Australia has created such a strong association with a single region as Durif with Rutherglen. The region's warm and dependable climate is in many ways similar to the Rhone, it comes as no surprise that Shiraz and Durif flourish here. Fruit is normally harvested in March and fermented on skins for approximately seven days. Following vinification and the final assembly, the wine was matured in a combination of French and American oak casks for twelve months. Alcohol 14.5%
 
Deep red colour. Fragrant and complex, Shiraz contributes scented raspberry fruit, Durif brings violet and black cherry. Subtle earth notes in the background add savouryness. A Shiraz palate upfront with spicy raspberry and black cherry, Durif shows black olive and bitter chocolate. Fine tannins draw the wine out to a long and persistent finish. "A tasty blend of Rutherglen’s two staple red varieties, with the Shiraz apparently contributing the core flavours of black berries and plums while the Durif adds extra body, length and hints of warm earth and chocolate. After a couple of years in the bottle, the palate has mellowed out well and drinkability is a keynote here. A genuine regional style at a reasonable price!" -Herald Sun
Situated entirely within the defined Rutherglen Wine Region, the Campbell vineyards total approximately 64 hectares of trialled and proven varietals

Rutherglen's warm and dependable climate is, in many ways similar to the Rhone region of France and it comes as no surprise that the Rhone specialties of Shiraz (known as Syrah in France) and Durif prosper here. The vital ingredient to Rutherglen's climate is the normally long, warm and dry Autumn ripening period. This enables the grapes to slowly and consistently ripen to maturity, producing the true varietal flavours so evident in the Campbell reds and whites.

The grapes are confidently left to linger on the vine and develop the high natural sugar levels and complexity required to produce the unique Muscat and Tokay of Rutherglen. With the range of grape varieties, different vineyard management techniques are employed to maximize each variety's potential. Scott Henry and Geneva Double Curtain are just a few of the trellising systems in use to vary fruit exposure and ripening processes.

http://www.campbellswines.com.au/ - Campbells

Campbell's of Rutherglen grow Chardonnay, Semillon, Riesling, Trebbiano and Pedro Ximenez. The red varieties include Shiraz, the rare Durif, Cabernet Sauvignon, Ruby Cabernet and Malbec. The world renowned Rutherglen Muscats are made from the variety Muscat Petits Grains Rouge, and the Rutherglen Tokay from Muscadelle. Campbell's nursery block is home to many experimental varieties such as Viognier and Roussane, displaying the winemaking family's commitment to innovation in the vineyard.

The Campbell vineyards are in a unique and privileged position. Campbells of Rutherglen are the bearers of over four generations of winemaking knowledge, decades of aged stocks of wine, and some of the most modern winemaking technology available. This allows skillfully management of the ancient Soleras, not only to produce the grand Rutherglen Muscats and Tokays, but to capture the pure natural grape flavours of Rutherglen varieties, and to express them fully in the winery's sensational red and white table wines.

A full range of winemaking techniques is used to craft the award winning reds and whites. The use of heat exchangers and refrigerated storage is coupled to gentle tank pressing and controlled fermentation to protect delicate fruit aromas. Rotary fermenters enhance colour extraction for red wines. French and American oak barrels are used sparingly in the fermentation and maturation of some wines, always to enhance, never to dominate the natural fruit flavours. In total contrast, the fortified cellar remains the domain of ancient barrels gently nurturing their precious contents for decade upon decade of ageing to mellow maturity. The ancient Soleras are painstakingly nurtured by the devoted winemaking team.

The skilful art of blending, handed down to Colin Campbell by his forebears, is painstakingly carried out to ensure consistency of quality and the perpetuation of the Campbells style - from the most youthful muscats and tokays to the richest and most complex rare classification.

http://www.campbellswines.com.au/ - Campbells

The worlds most influential wine critic, American Robert Parker Jnr, regularly heaps praise on Campbells fortifieds, having awarding the Rare Merchant Prince Muscat a near perfect 99 point out of 100, with the Isabella Rare Tokay a whisker behind with 98 points. Parker said of the Merchant Prince, "This is a stunning effort with levels of texture and richness that need to be tasted to be believed!" whilst the Isabella Tokay drew "It possesses superb intensity as well as palate presence with hints of honeysuckle, raisins, black tea, marmalade and toffee". Of the Rutherglen Muscat, "Rich, full bodied and extraordinarily intense, it is an amazing wine!"

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