Rob Mann is very committed to this variety and is making a statement with this straight Mourvedre under the Farvie range. It's an exciting modern offering of the variety that demands attention.
The fruit was hand-picked from small section of estate vines and fermented as 66% whole bunches for extra bright, spicy aromatics and texture. A savoury red full of structured tannins holding a core of red and blue fruits dusted with spice. This is an absolute benchmark for Mourvedre wines - almost peerless in Australia.
Extremely limited quantities produced - if you want to try the Farvie Mourvedre you better swoop quickly.
99 points
“Oh yes, I love this wine. It has a beautiful perfume and brightness evident on the nose and the palate... Slightly more supple and revealing than the grenache and less open and opulent than the syrah.”
- Ray Jordan (businessnews.com.au)
98 points
“A brooding beauty, a masterclass in allowing mourvèdre to tread the tightrope between the sacred and the profane.”
- Nick Ryan (The Weekend Australian)
97+ points
"Earthy, pure fruit wrapped in finely milled tannins, with captivating aromas of wet garden roses, petrichor, and summer berries. Graceful, elegant, and built for aging."
- Erin Larkin (The Wine Advocate)
96 points
"Quite a wine. Speaks Mataro so fluently and has no shortage of charisma. Superb."
- Gary Walsh (The Wine Front)
19.5/20 points
“Farvie Mourvèdre is more expansive, and it is immediately convivial. This variety’s softer impact and more open-armed expression lull you into a false sense of security before the trademark Farvie minerality attacks without warning or mercy... It is stunning…”
- Matthew Jukes (matthewjukes.com)