Blueberries, boysenberries and drunken cherries surge from the glass with plenty of personality. It positively glistens in the glass too, carrying a sense of polish and shine that immediately elevates its appeal.
The fruit is flanked by a cordon of meaty and woodsy spices, adding depth and savoury charm. Everything feels neatly stitched together with bright fruit, spice and texture working in comfortable harmony.
There's an elevated sense of ease to the palate that makes it a delight to drink. Soft spices cling to a long finish that gently ripples along before tensing up late. Immensely moreish, it's the kind of Shiraz where the bottle level seems to drop quicker than expected.
Great stuff!
94/100
Region: McLaren Vale
