Jan de Weerd

9.5

Wow. Amazing. Focused, concentrated, flawless. Seamless layers of fresh dark red fruit infused with subtle spice and carried by fully integrated fine, smooth tannins. All in complete harmony. Made from small berries grown by 150 year old vines planted by the first settlers from Prussia, Central Europe. Is this the oldest Mourvèdre vineyard in the world? Stayed tuned to hear and see the story in a few months. Subscribe on spokenwines.com and YouTube @Spoken-Wines to get a front seat 😊. — 10 months ago

with Tammy

Thomas Epps

9.7

Wonderful! — 4 years ago

with Jeannie

Jan de Weerd

9.3

Rich, balanced and smooth Shiraz. Well integrated tannin, cigar box drenched in dry dark fruit. — 5 years ago

with Tammy

Bob McDonald

9.3

Delectable - this is the Mourvèdre - not in your Database. Requested an expert review. Notes of plum and black to blue fruits - spicy, umami - finishing with a touch of tar. Easy to drink. I have always thought that McLaren Vale does Mourvèdre well. Also some old vineyards in the Clare Valley as with Wendouree (Mataro). Although one must acknowledge the Old Garden from Hewitson in the Barossa, planted in 1853 and reputedly the oldest Mourvèdre vines in the world. — 2 years ago

Andy Cowan

9.0

So good. Liquorice, dark, bramble, warm. — 4 years ago

Jan de Weerd

9.3

Rich, jammy drippings of sun soaked grapes captured in a bottle. An earthy, mineral edge makes it a classic Barossa Shiraz. A little more body and vibrancy would have made it a topper. — 5 years ago

with Tammy

Erin Winter

9.2

BlackBerry and bitter cherry, very well balanced. Great with steak and smoked Gouda.
— 4 years ago

Kirk Irwin

9.2

Wood, licorice, a then cherry arrives (breathe deep). Carries an age and brightness in flavor that can’t be possible but is nice. Plum, and cherry come through. Very nice. — 4 years ago

Trevor Oakley

9.6

Excellent wine 9.5 — 5 years ago

Tierney H

9.3

My ideal Riesling. Dry, mineral, bright acidity. Magnum. From Kedington wine dinner — 5 years ago