2020 Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot
17,80 €
310 in stock
Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot – Little demon from the popular Bordeaux grape varieties
The unusual name of the Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot goes back to a physics experiment. In 1871, Scottish scientist James Clerk Maxwell proposed a thought experiment involving a hypothetical creature that acts as a gatekeeper between two chambers to sort gas molecules according to their velocity. At first glance, such a system could potentially create energy out of nothing… theoretically impossible given the laws of physics. This hypothetical gatekeeper became known among physicists as Maxwell’s little demon and has been a source of debate in the scientific community for more than a century.
The Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot is a classic Bordeaux blend. This wine from McLaren Vale in South Australia consists of 86% Cabernet Sauvignon and 14% Merlot. After fermentation, the Cabernet was matured in new and old oak barrels, the Merlot in exclusively used barrels and then carefully blended to achieve an optimally fruity and balanced wine. The wine is already easy to drink, but can also develop for up to 10 years in the bottle.
And this is what the Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot tastes like
The nose of the Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot immediately reveals aromas of strawberry, chocolate and dried herbs. On the palate, there are also flavours of dark plum, blackberry and cherry, accompanied by fine vanilla oak notes. The soft tannins give the whole a beautiful structure and support the long-lasting finish.
2020 Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot
And that goes well with the Little Demon Cabernet Merlot from Maxwell Wines
The Maxwell Little Demon Cabernet Merlot is a good all-rounder that harmonises with a variety of dishes. This Australian red wine goes particularly well with meat dishes. Its smoothness and fruitiness can complement the flavours of various preparations. Some of the most popular meat dishes include grilled or roasted beef, lamb chops or legs, braised pork or roast pork and game meat such as venison or wild boar. The characteristics of the wine can help to balance the richness of the meat and create a harmonious combination. This Cabernet Merlot from Australia can be a wonderful accompaniment to pasta dishes, especially those with meat sauces such as bolognese or ragù. The fruitiness of the wine can enhance the flavours of the sauce, while its texture and body can hold its own with the pasta. The Australian red wine also pairs well with a range of cheeses. Its medium body and fruit flavours make it suitable for a variety of cheeses. Try it with semi-hard to hard cheeses such as cheddar, gouda or manchego. The acidity of the wine can cut through the richness of the cheese and create a balanced and enjoyable pairing.
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| Distributor | wine in motion GmbH, Kellerweg 4, 84494 Neumarkt-Sankt Veit, Deutschland |