Powell & Mahoney

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Powell & Son Barossa Valley Shiraz 2019

Heavy yet fruity and chocolate notes. Very good table red. — a month ago

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The Factor Barossa Valley Shiraz 2000

In this case, Mr Parker was pretty much on target: “The 2000 The Factor (1,000 cases) has benefited from the fact that Powell decided not to produce a Run Rig in 2000. It is a compelling wine of great richness, multiple dimensions, and glorious levels of blackberry liqueur-like fruit intermixed with creme de cassis, melted licorice, espresso, and leather. Sweet, expansive, and opulent, it is a lusty, hedonistic, mouth-staining Shiraz that should drink well for 10-15 years.”

. . . Except it’s now 20 years old and shows no signs of fading 😋
— 4 years ago

Jeffro Beaudeen

Jeffro Beaudeen

In this case, Mr Parker was pretty much on target: “The 2000 The Factor (1,000 cases) has benefited from the fact that Powell decided not to produce a Run Rig in 2000. It is a compelling wine of great richness, multiple dimensions, and glorious levels of blackberry liqueur-like fruit intermixed with creme de cassis, melted licorice, espresso, and leather. Sweet, expansive, and opulent, it is a lusty, hedonistic, mouth-staining Shiraz that should drink well for 10-15 years.”

. . . Except it’s now 20 years old and shows no signs of fading . . 
Jeffro Beaudeen

Jeffro Beaudeen

In this case, Mr Parker was pretty much on target: “The 2000 The Factor (1,000 cases) has benefited from the fact that Powell decided not to produce a Run Rig in 2000. It is a compelling wine of great richness, multiple dimensions, and glorious levels of blackberry liqueur-like fruit intermixed with creme de cassis, melted licorice, espresso, and leather. Sweet, expansive, and opulent, it is a lusty, hedonistic, mouth-staining Shiraz that should drink well for 10-15 years.”

. . . Except it’s now 20 years old and shows no signs of fading . . 

Powell & Son

Kraehe Barossa Shiraz 2021

Mind blowing 🤯 — 7 months ago

Riverside Vintners

Powell & Son Barossa Shiraz 2011

Alex Lallos
9.3

Made me realize how much I love Australian wines! Nice: up front and forward still — 2 years ago

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Barossa Valley Roussanne-Marsanne Blend 2017

17’Powell & Son Roussanne Marsanne.

Callum Powell convinced his father to make this wine. Happy he did so.

This is a 70%-30% blend.
FROM THE WINERY-

“The Roussanne Marsanne shows notes of butterscotch, honeyed citrus, stone fruit, white florals and apricot kernel. The palate is shows creamy phenolic texture, though not in the slightest part oily. Flavours of stone fruit and honey abound with light lemony acid to maintain the long finish. The wine finishes with white peach and subtle savoury ham hock, with persistent phenolics driving to the end of the palate.”

FYI- They have 2 $750 dollar Shiraz. Had to take a double look.😳
— 4 years ago

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Powell & Son Barossa & Eden Valley Shiraz 2016

Full bodied, fruity, smooth. Changed significantly as it breathed. Good. — 5 years ago

Powell & Son

Loechel Vineyard Shiraz 2016

Outdoor pandemic dining with two friends and this fine creation. Would do it again. — 4 years ago

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Powell & Son

Steinert Flaxman Valley Shiraz 2018

This is an exceptional inaugural release from Callum Powell and his Agricola label. It’s pure and bright with ample flesh and some beautiful Flaxmanns Valley concentration. Merv Steinert’s old vines made up the core of Rockford’s SVS Flaxmann in the day and they have a happy home here - 2018 — 5 years ago

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