19 Crimes The Uprising 750ml

Tasting Notes and Characteristics:

The first sip of 19 Crimes The Uprising 750ml wraps you in a warm, spicy embrace, with rich notes of mocha, caramel, and vanilla swirling through every glass. Crafted in Australia and boasting an alcohol by volume of 15.00%, this bold red blend is partially aged in rum barrels, lending it a unique depth and subtle sweetness that lingers on the palate. Its robust character stands up beautifully to smoky barbecue ribs or sharp aged cheddar, making it the perfect companion for hearty meals and lively gatherings alike. With its smooth tannins and hints of dark chocolate layered over ripe blackberry fruit, The Uprising delivers a taste experience as memorable as its rebellious namesake.

Producer Information: Treasury Wine Estates

Treasury Wine Estates, headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, traces its roots to the 19th-century vineyards of Penfolds and Lindeman’s, two foundational names in Australian winemaking. Established as a standalone company in 2011 after being spun off from Foster’s Group, Treasury Wine Estates has built its reputation on a commitment to regional expression and sustainable viticulture across key winegrowing regions such as the Barossa Valley, Coonawarra, Napa Valley, and Bordeaux. The company emphasizes site-specific winemaking techniques that highlight terroir-driven character in each bottle. Beyond their flagship Penfolds Grange from South Australia, they produce category-defining wines like Wolf Blass from the Barossa and Beringer from California’s Napa Valley. Their portfolio also includes Matua Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand’s Marlborough region and 19 Crimes red blends crafted with an innovative storytelling approach rooted in Australian history. Treasury Wine Estates’ focus on both Old World tradition and New World innovation positions them as a global leader across multiple wine categories while maintaining strong ties to their regional origins.