Winery Cullen

Adress: 4323 Caves Rd Wilyabrup WA 6280
Country: Australia
internet: http://www.cullenwines.com.au
Wine district: Margaret River
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The philosophy of Cullen Wines is to search for the best quality expression of the vineyard in the wine. The maritime climate, rocky soils, dry farming and biodynamic practices all help to create individual and diverse wine styles which are unique to Cullen.

The maritime climate of Margaret River allows a near perfect environment in which to grow the finest quality grapes.

The rocky soils produce low yielding intensely flavoured grapes and the flavour of these grapes is what creates the fabric for the wine style at Cullen.

The vines are dry farmed, helping to ensure maximum fruit quality, and all pruning and harvesting are done by hand with great care.  Quality is paramount and when the hand-harvested grapes arrive at the winery from the vineyard, they are sorted again to ensure that only the best goes into the bottle.

Biodynamic practices and minimal intervention apply to both vineyard and winery with all wines being naturally fermented.

As time passes, a greater understanding of the vineyard and grapes is gained and this makes possible the creation of a more individual wine style.

“Cullen is in particularly impressive company in its conversion to biodynamics. The most valuable piece of vineyard land in the world - it is beyond price - is the 1.8-hectare Romanee-Conti, the central jewel among the seven vineyards owned by Domaine de la Romanee-Conti. Like Vanya Cullen, the part owner/manager of the Domaine, Aubert de Villaine, readily acknowledges the absence of hard evidence, and the importance of faith.”

James Halliday, The Weekend Australian, June 18, 2005.
 

wines

Cullen Diana Madeline Cabernet Merlot 2005

Margaret River

South Australia

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