Introducing 19 Crimes Uprising Red Blend, a bold testament to defiance and resilience, aged to perfection for 30 days in rum barrels. Crafted with meticulous care, this wine offers an intensely rich experience, culminating in a jammy finish that lingers on the palate.
Embrace the journey of the 19 crimes, where convicts transformed into colonists against the backdrop of adversity. Condemned British rogues, guilty of one of the 19 crimes, faced the dire sentence of exile to Australia, a fate preferable to death. Through the perilous voyage across treacherous seas, these rugged prisoners forged a path to a new land, carving out a life as pioneers in an untamed frontier.
Today, the spirit of rebellion lives on in 19 Crimes, honoring the nonconformists and rule-breakers who dared to challenge the status quo. Each bottle tells a story of defiance and determination, echoing the resilience of those who defied the odds.
One such tale is that of Cornelius Dwyer Kane, also known as Keane, a former law clerk and native of Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland. Transported aboard the Hougoumont, Kane's journey was one of hardship and endurance. Despite his conditional pardon in 1871, he was forever barred from returning to Ireland, tragically separated from his wife and children. Yet, undeterred, Kane made a new home in Queensland, where he eventually found solace and purpose as a civil servant.
Experience the rebellious spirit embodied in every sip of 19 Crimes Uprising Red Blend. With notes of sweet mocha, caramel, and spice, this wine is a tribute to those who dared to defy convention and carve their own path in history.
Introducing 19 Crimes Uprising Red Blend, a bold testament to defiance and resilience, aged to perfection for 30 days in rum barrels. Crafted with meticulous care, this wine offers an intensely rich experience, culminating in a jammy finish that lingers on the palate.
Embrace the journey of the 19 crimes, where convicts transformed into colonists against the backdrop of adversity. Condemned British rogues, guilty of one of the 19 crimes, faced the dire sentence of exile to Australia, a fate preferable to death. Through the perilous voyage across treacherous seas, these rugged prisoners forged a path to a new land, carving out a life as pioneers in an untamed frontier.
Today, the spirit of rebellion lives on in 19 Crimes, honoring the nonconformists and rule-breakers who dared to challenge the status quo. Each bottle tells a story of defiance and determination, echoing the resilience of those who defied the odds.
One such tale is that of Cornelius Dwyer Kane, also known as Keane, a former law clerk and native of Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland. Transported aboard the Hougoumont, Kane's journey was one of hardship and endurance. Despite his conditional pardon in 1871, he was forever barred from returning to Ireland, tragically separated from his wife and children. Yet, undeterred, Kane made a new home in Queensland, where he eventually found solace and purpose as a civil servant.
Experience the rebellious spirit embodied in every sip of 19 Crimes Uprising Red Blend. With notes of sweet mocha, caramel, and spice, this wine is a tribute to those who dared to defy convention and carve their own path in history.
