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Silent Noise MF Grenache
Red

Silent Noise MF Grenache 2025

£18.99

Glowing raspberry red with ripe raspberry, sweet berry fruit and watermelon on the nose. Soft spice, gentle tannins and a fresh, mouth-watering finish.

AustraliaMcLaren Vale, Australia·Grenache
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ABV 14.0%Size 75clClosure CorkServe 16–18°C
Why we chose it

“Grenache like this is why I keep a soft spot for McLaren Vale. Bright and fragrant, lovely with a slight chill on it, and very good alongside roast lamb.”

Kelli - Wine Buyer
Pairs with:LambSteakHard Cheese
About this wine

Silent Noise MF Grenache is a bright, joyful red from McLaren Vale, drawn from an old vineyard planted back in 1955. The colour is a glowing raspberry red, and the nose leads with ripe raspberry and sweet berry fruit lifted by watermelon and a hint of almond biscotti. For a wine of 14% ABV it stays light on its feet, with soft spice, gentle tannins and a fresh, mouth-watering finish. This is Grenache in its most charming form, fragrant and fruit-driven rather than heavy.

Silent Noise is the small-batch label of Charlie O'Brien, who grew up among the vines at Kangarilla Road in McLaren Vale and has since made wine in the Clare Valley, the Languedoc and Bordeaux. That mix of home ground and travel shows in wines made with a light touch and plenty of personality. Serve this one with a slight chill alongside roast lamb, a rare steak or a wedge of mature cheddar, though it is equally happy on its own on a warm evening.

About the producer

Kevin and Helen O'Brien bought a small vineyard and winery on Kangarilla Road in McLaren Vale in 1997, taking on plantings that date to the 1970s. Kevin, a Roseworthy oenology graduate, has made the wines ever since, joined by their son Charlie, whose Silent Noise label explores alternative varieties alongside the estate's savoury, spice-driven McLaren Vale reds.