Grava is Spanish for gravel, a material with its own unique attributes like an extremely distinct sound — a crunch • The realisation of this led to the exploration of how we experience wine using all our senses • We began to think beyond just how a wine tastes but rather how we connect with it and its purpose in our lives • Although a deeply considered approach, these sight and sound ‘tasting’ notes invite a more playful and curious exploration of our wine • These original compositions were created after each wine was enjoyed by the artists. This is their interpretation of Grava•


Grava Sauvignon Blanc

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Read a book in
the shade

Eyes closed,
float in the water

A platter for
dinner

film by Benj Brooking

composition by Rose Stevenson & Louis Stevenson


Grava Rosado

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Ice cold before
dinner

A chair on the
deck

Maybe a packet
of chips

film by Benj Brooking

composition by Rose Stevenson & Louis Stevenson


Grava Riesling

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Take an
afternoon
nap

Gather around
the barbecue

Star gaze late
into the night

film by Benj Brooking

composition by Rose Stevenson & Louis Stevenson

Grava Carbónica

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Drink chilled

Maybe from
a tumbler

Somewhere outside

film by Benj Brooking

composition by Rose Stevenson & Louis Stevenson


Grava Pinot Noir

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Walk
somewhere
fresh

Cook
something comforting

Finish by
the fire

film by Benj Brooking

composition by Rose Stevenson & Louis Stevenson