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A pleasant blend from Barossa, a melange of CS, CF, Petit Verdot and Malbec, resulting in a deep dark color, nose of ripe black fruits, black pepper, black current and cherry, medium to full body, with mild round tannins and pleasant acidity. Over all balanced with a smooth finish. My score 87, drink to 2018
A pleasant blend from Barossa, a melange of CS, CF, Petit Verdot and Malbec, resulting in a deep dark color, nose of ripe black fruits, black pepper, black current and cherry, medium to full body, with mild round tannins and pleasant acidity. Over all balanced with a smooth finish. My score 87, drink to 2018
Cloudy and hazy dark red with purple and brownish tone on the rim. Nose of beautiful opulent cherry jam, spice, herbs, oaks, some unique honey fragrance, and some smoke. Taste of dry and firm tannins at first sip. It is followed by dark fruit like cherry and herbal note, oaky, grassy, ice wine like note and smooths out after a few sip. Aftertaste of nice strawberry, spice, and medium length, with a touch of round acidity. Just a tiny bit of sulfate note is a nuisance to the overall experience. A symphony of the flavors make her a pleasant wine to enjoy. As a blend, she stands up to the test, not to mention her discount price I am able to fetch. Cheers.
Cloudy and hazy dark red with purple and brownish tone on the rim. Nose of beautiful opulent cherry jam, spice, herbs, oaks, some unique honey fragrance, and some smoke. Taste of dry and firm tannins at first sip. It is followed by dark fruit like cherry and herbal note, oaky, grassy, ice wine like note and smooths out after a few sip. Aftertaste of nice strawberry, spice, and medium length, with a touch of round acidity. Just a tiny bit of sulfate note is a nuisance to the overall experience. A symphony of the flavors make her a pleasant wine to enjoy. As a blend, she stands up to the test, not to mention her discount price I am able to fetch. Cheers.
Ridding the line between old and new world - a bit of Bordeaux with Australian spice and acidity. Oak, berries, chocolate and cedar, nice tannic back bone. Great value around 20 a bottle at TW. #QPR
Ridding the line between old and new world - a bit of Bordeaux with Australian spice and acidity. Oak, berries, chocolate and cedar, nice tannic back bone. Great value around 20 a bottle at TW. #QPR
Barossa Valley, Barossa, South Australia, Australia
