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Colour: Dark red/ purple. Nose: Lifted aromas of spice, coconut and violets with some hints of cherry. Evident lifts of floral aromatics highlighted under refrains of warm dense oak. Palate: Ripe ands warming yet with a subtle twist. Full rich mouthfeel, slightly glycerol, balanced by clean natural acidity. Flavours of cardomon spice, black stone fruits and limited oak intrusion enough to add complexity, fine tannins and a long lingering finish. James Halliday A light to medium-bodied, long and tangy wine with the unusual blend giving very good length; fine tannins to close. Score: 90. Wine Enthusiast Shows off the soft, supple mouthfeel that Barossa Shiraz is capable of achieving, anchoring it with bold flavors of black cherries, dried spices and hints of cracked pepper. Lingering notes of spice and warmth mark the finish. So creamy in texture, it begs to be consumed now. Score: 89.
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