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A rich, full-bodied style consisting of swathes of black and blue fruits and a nice, smooth finish that seems to last ever so long for such an affordable red wine.
$20.95
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The intense nose presents aromas of black fruits and sweet spices. The attack is frank and ample, giving the wine a fine gastronomic presence. The mouth is full, fleshy, and presents a beautiful aromatic freshness testifying to a respectful vinification. the Syrah – on the rise in the blend – gives this vintage a dazzling fruitiness. the tannins delicately structure the palate and discreetly reveal the original and remarkable tannic signature of the Piquepoul Noir. The finish is fresh and greedy, leaving the door open to a tasting outside a meal.
$19.95
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No. Not Shiraz/Syrah but a different varietal, closer in style to a cab franc. Well-made, the balance is a knitted mesh of fruit and herbs with a decent backbone of oomph for good measure
$15.95
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Medium to deep crimson with purple hues. A rich bouquet of red and blue fruits, herbs and cedar, entwine with hints of sage, roasty and savoury notes.
Rich and juicy raspberry and Satsuma plum fill the mouth, with allspice sweetness adding to the mouthfeel. The fruit is well balanced with hints of briary spice and textural, fine-grained tannins on the lengthy finish.
$69.95
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Perfectly ripe black plum and forest berry compote, with hints of pepper, spice, and a touch of sweet-cured meat on the nose. The palate is coiled and purposeful on entry and feels like it wants to explode. With a satin flow, a bright core of berry fruits and hints of spicy oak, this a very moreish wine.
$23.95
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St Henri is a time-honoured and alternative expression of shiraz, and an intriguing counterpoint to Grange. It is unusual amongst high quality Australian red wines as it does not rely on any new oak.
$149.95
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A benchmark Aussie Shiraz! Blocky fruit with that distinctive Barossa bramblienessness that tastes like its had a hot poker stuck in it to concentrate the front palate!
$23.95
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A growing season with very small crops of intensely flavoured fruit in the cherry/tayberry spectrum with liquorice characters from stem influence.
$52.95
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Dark berry fruits combine with a lively palate entwined with pepper spices and chocolate tones. A long savoury finish is coated in soft tannins to complete this rich and generous palate.
$25.95
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The 2019 Shiraz is full of brambles and blue/black fruits with a spicy lift. Layers of brooding dark fruits, spice and savoury characters are framed in fine oak. The sinewy tannin profile pulls the wine through to a long and moreish finish.
$24.95
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Not the most amazing vintage...but, John Hancock has low cropped to produce a powerful, aromatic wine for drinking young. A well made style.
$36.95
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Often referred to as ‘Baby Grange’ because components of the wine are matured in the same barrels that held the previous vintage of Grange. First made in 1960 by the legendary Max Schubert, this wine helped forge Penfolds reputation with red wine drinkers by combining the structure of cabernet sauvignon with the richness of shiraz.
$109.95
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A rich, full-bodied style consisting of swathes of black and blue fruits and a nice, smooth finish that seems to last ever so long for such an affordable red wine.$20.95 Each
The intense nose presents aromas of black fruits and sweet spices. The attack is frank and ample, giving the wine a fine gastronomic presence. The mouth is full, fleshy, and presents a beautiful aromatic freshness testifying to a respectful vinification. the Syrah – on the rise in the blend – gives this vintage a dazzling fruitiness. the tannins delicately structure the palate and discreetly reveal the original and remarkable tannic signature of the Piquepoul Noir. The finish is fresh and greedy, leaving the door open to a tasting outside a meal.$19.95 Bottle
No. Not Shiraz/Syrah but a different varietal, closer in style to a cab franc. Well-made, the balance is a knitted mesh of fruit and herbs with a decent backbone of oomph for good measure$15.95 Bottle
Medium to deep crimson with purple hues. A rich bouquet of red and blue fruits, herbs and cedar, entwine with hints of sage, roasty and savoury notes. Rich and juicy raspberry and Satsuma plum fill the mouth, with allspice sweetness adding to the mouthfeel. The fruit is well balanced with hints of briary spice and textural, fine-grained tannins on the lengthy finish.$69.95 Bottle
Perfectly ripe black plum and forest berry compote, with hints of pepper, spice, and a touch of sweet-cured meat on the nose. The palate is coiled and purposeful on entry and feels like it wants to explode. With a satin flow, a bright core of berry fruits and hints of spicy oak, this a very moreish wine.$23.95 Each
St Henri is a time-honoured and alternative expression of shiraz, and an intriguing counterpoint to Grange. It is unusual amongst high quality Australian red wines as it does not rely on any new oak.$149.95 Bottle
A benchmark Aussie Shiraz! Blocky fruit with that distinctive Barossa bramblienessness that tastes like its had a hot poker stuck in it to concentrate the front palate!$23.95 Bottle
A growing season with very small crops of intensely flavoured fruit in the cherry/tayberry spectrum with liquorice characters from stem influence.$52.95 Bottle
Dark berry fruits combine with a lively palate entwined with pepper spices and chocolate tones. A long savoury finish is coated in soft tannins to complete this rich and generous palate.$25.95 Bottle
The 2019 Shiraz is full of brambles and blue/black fruits with a spicy lift. Layers of brooding dark fruits, spice and savoury characters are framed in fine oak. The sinewy tannin profile pulls the wine through to a long and moreish finish.$24.95 Bottle
Not the most amazing vintage...but, John Hancock has low cropped to produce a powerful, aromatic wine for drinking young. A well made style.$36.95 Bottle
Often referred to as ‘Baby Grange’ because components of the wine are matured in the same barrels that held the previous vintage of Grange. First made in 1960 by the legendary Max Schubert, this wine helped forge Penfolds reputation with red wine drinkers by combining the structure of cabernet sauvignon with the richness of shiraz.$109.95 Bottle