Bob McDonald

9.3

One of the oldest sources of Shiraz in the Barossa with vines first planted in 1847 by Johann Fiedler, a Prussian Lutheran. Their premium wine, The Ancestor Shiraz is produced in minimal quantities from this original vineyard ($300). Since 1860 the Schulz family have been custodians of Turkey Flat. Getting back to this wine, just medium weight, not a Barossa blockbuster. Red spicy fruits, with a little pepper - a seamless palate. Recommended. The house style…, they aim for an elegant yet powerful wine. — 12 days ago

Johnno Harris

9.5

Still so juicy and slurpable! Lovely wine. — 3 years ago

Johnno Harris

9.5

Aussie benchmark Rose. Pale, light, fine savoury tannin and freshness for days! — 4 years ago

Koray Ozkan

9.0

turkishwine #turkishwines #wineofturkiye #winesofturkiye — 2 days ago

Stu

9.0

Murver nice by — 6 months ago

Darin Archer

9.5

We really enjoyed this. Drank like a cab with cab frank. Wonder what grapes it is? — 2 years ago

with Shannon

Rob Hardin

9.3

Very good. Nice red fruit, but not too much. Delicious — 4 years ago

R

9.6

Very bright and strawberry flavor. I would buy this again. — a month ago

Diane Heyboer

8.9

Enjoyed this one with an Armenian Lahmajun flatbread. Some raisin, blueberry, black cherry and something floral (hibiscus?) on the nose. Lighter body with a light tannic finish. Picking up some raspberry, cherry and green apple in the middle. Paired incredibly well with the lamb flatbread tonight. Really enjoyed this. — 6 months ago

with Matthew, Ethan and 2 others

Kristen Grimes

9.0

Strong cherry aromas and flavors, very mild acid from the tart cherry and some mild but present tannins. Very food friendly. A blend of 4 grapes (Öküzgözü, Bogazkere, Alicante, Carignan) made in Turkey. — 3 years ago