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McHenry Hohnen
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£20.99Sourced from 25 years old vines on the eastern side of our Calgardup Brook Vineyard. The fruit was picked in the cool hours of the night, whole berry pressed and taken with some solids to barriques for extra texture and aromatic complexity. Fermented in French oak barriques and puncheons (10%…
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£19.50
BDX was the nickname in the winery given to Rolling Stone but while Rolling Stone is dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine is a Malbec dominant blend (49%). Cabernet Sauvignon (36%) and Petit Verdot (15%) add complexity and savouriness to balance the fruit power of the Malbec. Sourced from Hazel’s…
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£17.99
With a northerly aspect, the vines enjoy long days of sunshine, moderated by the vineyard’s southern location. The vines are cane pruned on a single bilateral cordon with a vertically trained canopy. It is a simple and practical format that maximises light penetration and maintains a balanced vine. Rocky Road…
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£17.99
The fruit is sourced from the Rocky Road Vineyard which lies in the headwaters of the Chapman Brook, near Witchcliffe in the south of the Margaret River region. Vineyard management takes a back to basics approach at McHenry Hohnen embracing sustainable ‘Old School’ practices that were used before the rise…
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£17.25
This wine is a blend of 52% Semillon and 48% Sauvignon Blanc from the Calgardup Brook Vineyard which lies just inland from the coast. Its soils are well drained sandy and schisty and the climate is strongly influenced by its immediate vicinity to the Indian Ocean. On the nose honeydew…
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£24.99
With an unwavering focus on crafting site expressive wines, McHenry Hohnen brings us this incredible Tempranillo from an old planting in the Yallingup Hills, Margaret River. Margaret River is a known lair for Tiger snakes and in the local vernacular ‘Tiger Country’ means a tough and hard terrain. The soils…