This Casa Freschi Profondo Old Vines from Langhorne Creek, vintage 2013, presents a complex and evolving profile. Expect a deep ruby color. On the nose, it’s likely to offer ripe dark fruits like blackcurrant, blackberry, and plum, complemented by notes of eucalypt or mint, typical of the region, along with cedar, tobacco, and perhaps a hint of leather or earth from its age and potential oak influence. The palate should be full-bodied with a rich, concentrated fruit core, well-integrated tannins, and balanced acidity. The ‘Old Vines’ designation suggests depth and intensity, leading to a long, persistent finish with lingering spice and savory notes.