Kracher TBA # 6 Grand Cuvee Nouvelle Vague 375ml 2009 la-guardiense which so far looks like

which so far looks like money well spent

ample and harmonious

An attention-grabbing McLaren Vale old-vine Grenache

concentrated and powerful style reflecting its name and character

Those vines at the top of the slope thrive on limestone (the `St-Émilion plateau') whilst those further down benefit from a clay/loam topsoil (the 'Côtes')

Kracher TBA # 6 Grand Cuvee Nouvelle Vague 375ml 2009 la-guardiense which so far looks likeThere are no secrets to the production of Krachers unparalleled range of remarkable sweet wines, headlined of course each year by up to a dozen or more trockenbeerenauslese cuves. For three generations the Kracher family has led the way in the Seewinkel, that corner (winkel) of france to the east of Lake Neusiedl, just an hours drive from Vienna. It was Alois Kracher Senior, back in the 50s and 60s who first realised the potential of the area for