The 2006 Triumphal Arc Grenache from the Light Pass sub-region was sourced from 40-year-old vines and aged for 14 months in second-use French oak. Dark ruby-colored, it has an alluring bouquet of cedar, spice box, tobacco, sage, strawberry, and black cherry. It is sweeter, richer, and more fruit-driven than the Chateau Grenache bottling. Very intense, layered, plush and long, it will drink well through 2021. The Chateau Chateau series was created to highlight distinct sub regions and vineyards of Barossa Valley Grenache. Each wine features a label inspired by the work of M.C. Escher. Perhaps the superb presentations and more than reasonable prices will move consumers to try Barossa Grenache, some of the best in the world.R Wines is a new company founded by importer and marketing genius, Dan Philips, along with co-owner, renowned winemaker, Chris Ringland. Winemakers for R Wines are Chris Ringland, Lisa Wetherell, Andrew Hercock, and John Hughes. It encompasses four familiar labels, Marquis Philips, 3 Rings, Roogle, and Bitch, along with 13 others created especially for R Wines. Needless to say, the packaging of these wines is amazingly creative but, more importantly, what is in the bottle consistently over-delivers from low-end to high-end.Importer: Dan Philips, The Grateful Palate, Oxnard, CA; (805) 278-9095