Penfolds Bin 138 Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2024 750ml bottle
Penfolds Bin 138 Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2024 750ml bottle
Penfolds Bin 138 Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2024 750ml bottle
Penfolds Bin 138 Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2024 750ml bottle

Penfolds Bin 138 Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2024 750ml

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Penfolds Bin 138 2024 is made by Penfolds from Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro grown in South Australia's Barossa Valley. Presented in a 750ml bottle, it brings three grape varieties together in a blend inspired by the wines of the southern Rhône. Explore our Grenache wines for more options.About this bottleThe 2024 blend is 48% Grenache, 46% Shiraz and 6% Mataro. Penfolds matures the varieties separately before assembling the final wine. This release spends nine months in seasoned oak hogsheads, divided between 63% French oak and 37% American oak, according to its published technical details.Bin 138 began in 1992 and took its current Bin name in 1998. Its identity is the three-variety blend, so it offers a useful comparison with a wine labelled simply Grenache or Shiraz. When selecting a bottle for a tasting, keep the full name and the 2024 vintage together.Tasting notesPenfolds' 2024 note points to cranberry, redcurrant, plum and fig, with rhubarb and baking-spice detail. It describes fresh acidity and fine tannins alongside savoury and peppery elements. Those impressions belong to the named release; they are a guide to the wine rather than ingredients or a guarantee of your own tasting experience.How to serveOur suggestion is to try it with roasted vegetables, lamb or a lentil and mushroom dish. Serve it slightly cool in a wine glass with room to swirl and revisit the glass during the meal. For a comparison with a single-variety Grenache, use similar glassware and the same food. Begin by deciding which wine you prefer with your dish, then look back at the blend details. This keeps the choice practical whether you are selecting one bottle for dinner or planning a few bottles to share over separate occasions.For another bottle to consider, see Penfolds Bin 21 Grenache 2025 750ml. Return to the Grenache wines collection to compare the current choices and available formats.Delivered Australia-wide. Standard delivery is $9.99 in NSW and $15 to the rest of Australia, free on orders of $200 or more with the code FREEDELIVERY, and Express is $20.Case-of-6 option: six 750ml bottles; select the case option and check the basket quantity before checkout.

Penfolds Bin 138 Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2024 750ml: key facts

Size750ml
ProducerPenfolds
RegionBarossa Valley, South Australia
ABV14.5%
Vintage2024

Questions about this bottle

What is the blend in Penfolds Bin 138 2024?

Penfolds lists the 2024 blend as 48% Grenache, 46% Shiraz and 6% Mataro, sourced from the Barossa Valley. The varieties mature separately before blending. These proportions identify this vintage; if you are comparing another year of Bin 138, check its own technical note rather than assuming the same percentages.

Is Bin 138 the same as a straight Grenache?

No. Bin 138 combines Grenache with Shiraz and Mataro; the 2024 release is 48%, 46% and 6% respectively. If you want to compare the approaches, consider Bin 21 Grenache alongside it. Keep the vintage, region and grape details in view when deciding which bottle better suits your meal.

What food would you serve with Bin 138?

Our suggestions are roasted vegetables, lamb or a lentil and mushroom dish. Start with a small pour served slightly cool, then try the wine alongside the food before deciding whether to decant. These are Spirit Street serving suggestions, so use your own preferred dishes and seasoning as the final guide.

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Penfolds Bin 138 2024 is made by Penfolds from Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro grown in South Australia's Barossa Valley. Presented in a 750ml bottle, it brings three grape varieties together in a blend inspired by the wines of the southern Rhône. Explore our Grenache wines for more options.

About this bottle

The 2024 blend is 48% Grenache, 46% Shiraz and 6% Mataro. Penfolds matures the varieties separately before assembling the final wine. This release spends nine months in seasoned oak hogsheads, divided between 63% French oak and 37% American oak, according to its published technical details.

Bin 138 began in 1992 and took its current Bin name in 1998. Its identity is the three-variety blend, so it offers a useful comparison with a wine labelled simply Grenache or Shiraz. When selecting a bottle for a tasting, keep the full name and the 2024 vintage together.

Tasting notes

Penfolds' 2024 note points to cranberry, redcurrant, plum and fig, with rhubarb and baking-spice detail. It describes fresh acidity and fine tannins alongside savoury and peppery elements. Those impressions belong to the named release; they are a guide to the wine rather than ingredients or a guarantee of your own tasting experience.

How to serve

Our suggestion is to try it with roasted vegetables, lamb or a lentil and mushroom dish. Serve it slightly cool in a wine glass with room to swirl and revisit the glass during the meal. For a comparison with a single-variety Grenache, use similar glassware and the same food. Begin by deciding which wine you prefer with your dish, then look back at the blend details. This keeps the choice practical whether you are selecting one bottle for dinner or planning a few bottles to share over separate occasions.

For another bottle to consider, see Penfolds Bin 21 Grenache 2025 750ml. Return to the Grenache wines collection to compare the current choices and available formats.

Delivered Australia-wide. Standard delivery is $9.99 in NSW and $15 to the rest of Australia, free on orders of $200 or more with the code FREEDELIVERY, and Express is $20.

Case-of-6 option: six 750ml bottles; select the case option and check the basket quantity before checkout.

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