Exclusive to Dan Murphys. Clever little wine this – taps into the easy attractiveness of juicy Barossa Grenache (and the rest)…
Deep ruby, the nose is all red fruit and little oak, with the Grenache dominating proceedings and adding in some lovely licoricey extra bits before a very easy palate.
Not complex, but ticks the joven box nicely without being contrived. Best drinking: 2016-2020. 16.8/20, 89/100. 14.5%, $18.99. Would I buy it? I’d go a glass or so.
At 18 I started working in a small suburban bottleshop, largely to buy cheap beer. It was my first year of university, slogging through physics and chemistry, and a liquor shop seemed like fun. Needless to say I discovered wine, my uni degree morphed into something completely different and wine/beer took over my life.
Twenty years later and I currently spend my days wearing many (wine) hats, mostly as a writer, presenter and marketer.
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2 Comments
Does it say on the bottle who did the art work on the label?
Sadly this is now in the recycling bin so I couldn’t say.
Bottles don’t last long in my house!