Ravensworth Hilltops Montepulciano 2023 750ml

A bold yet elegant Montepulciano with dark fruit, spice, and savoury structure from Hilltops NSW. The Ravensworth Hilltops Montepulciano 2023 captures the richness and charm of this Italian variety, grown in the cool climate Hilltops region of New South Wales. Known for crafting expressive, detailed wines, Ravensworth brings a refined touch to Montepulciano, balancing depth of fruit with freshness and structure. Why You’ll Love It If you’re a fan of bold reds with savoury character, this wine is for you. It offers concentrated dark fruit, peppery spice, and firm tannins wrapped in Ravensworth’s signature elegance. A standout example of how Italian varietals thrive in Australian soils. Tasting Notes Aroma: Blackberry, plum, and black cherry with notes of spice, violet, and earthy herbs. Palate: Full-bodied with rich dark fruit, savoury spice, and a firm tannin backbone. Finish: Long, structured, and satisfying with freshness to balance the power. Food Pairing A superb match for braised lamb, chargrilled steak, or venison. Its savoury edge also makes it excellent with hearty vegetarian dishes like mushroom ragù, lentil stew, or chargrilled eggplant. About the Winery Ravensworth, founded by winemaker Bryan Martin in Murrumbateman, NSW, has built a stellar reputation for thoughtful, innovative winemaking. Known for both classic and alternative varietals, Ravensworth focuses on sustainable practices and minimal intervention, creating wines that are authentic, expressive, and true to their origins. Cellaring Potential Enjoyable now for its bold fruit and spice, but will reward patience. Drink now to 2032. The 2023 Hilltops Montepulciano reflects Ravensworth’s skill with alternative varieties. Produced in limited quantities and consistently well regarded by critics, Ravensworth wines have become a benchmark for quality in NSW.  Details Winery: Ravensworth (Hilltops, New South Wales, Australia) Vintage: 2023 Variety: Montepulciano Style: Full-bodied red Suitable for Vegans Sustainably farmed / Minimal-intervention approach