Headed by former Rockford winemaker, David Powell, Torbreck continues to take advantage of dry-grown, old vines to make some of the Barossa's most demanded wines.

Bold and seductive, Cuvee Juveniles is a youthful, unoaked blend that encapsulates all that is great in natural, pure, unseasoned wine. It displays ripe juicy flavours of blackberry, spiced cherries, minerals and Asian spices supported by fresh acidity and fine tannins. Soft and silky, Torbreck's Cuvee Juveniles is an incredibly easy drinking wine that offers plenty of pleasure in its youth.

Juveniles is a 'cult' Parisian wine bar run by enigmatic ex-pat Englishman, Tim Johnston. He's been in Paris more than twenty years and is a passionate promoter of the Rhone Valley and it's wines, particularly individualist, quality minded producers. Dave Powell hit it off with Tim over the years, eventually making a wine exclusively for his wine bar in 1999. In keeping with Tim and Dave's love of Rhone Valley varietals and the fact that they are equally at home in the Barossa,the blend constitutes old-vine Grenache, Mataro (Mourvedre) and Shiraz and was elevaged entirely in stainless steel.

"Bold and seductive, this youthful, unoaked blend encapsulates all that is great in natural, pure, unseasoned wine. Its fragrance, intensity and energy are all reminiscent of freshly fermenting must, with ripe juicy flavours of blackberry, spiced cherries, minerals and Asian spices wrapped around a skeleton of fresh acidity and fine mineral laden tannins. Soft and sensuous, this wine is frightfully drinkable already, but as with its predecessors will greatly recompense those who choose to give it a few years in the cellar." - Torbreck Wines.