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Watch out Napa. Watch out France. Watch out Tuscany. Australia has arrived on the scene. This exotic red from Oceania has the ‘roos hopping. Fruit on the front, spicy on the back. Hint of crustacean in the middle. Pairs excellent with a fresh Bloomin’ Onion when you’re out of Fosters. Always have one or two on hand for rugby Sunday’s.
Watch out Napa. Watch out France. Watch out Tuscany. Australia has arrived on the scene. This exotic red from Oceania has the ‘roos hopping. Fruit on the front, spicy on the back. Hint of crustacean in the middle. Pairs excellent with a fresh Bloomin’ Onion when you’re out of Fosters. Always have one or two on hand for rugby Sunday’s.
One of my absolute favorite value wines. I always have 2 or 3 of these in my rack. Great right out of the bottle with tart red and black fruits and white pepper notes. After an hour or so, it opens up with more complex and bold spice, ripe cherry and dark fruits and chocolate. Medium body, medium+ acid. Medium+ tannic short finish. Great wine overall, not just for the price.
One of my absolute favorite value wines. I always have 2 or 3 of these in my rack. Great right out of the bottle with tart red and black fruits and white pepper notes. After an hour or so, it opens up with more complex and bold spice, ripe cherry and dark fruits and chocolate. Medium body, medium+ acid. Medium+ tannic short finish. Great wine overall, not just for the price.
Jammy on the nose with ripe dark fruits (Plums, blueberry, etc) , hints of underbrush (possibly not de-stemmed) black pepper and some floral notes. Jammy on the palate with smooth tannins, but falls short on the finish. Well-balanced Alchohol for an Aussie Shiraz; not a bad value.
Jammy on the nose with ripe dark fruits (Plums, blueberry, etc) , hints of underbrush (possibly not de-stemmed) black pepper and some floral notes. Jammy on the palate with smooth tannins, but falls short on the finish. Well-balanced Alchohol for an Aussie Shiraz; not a bad value.
Fruit forward, touch of leather from the Syrah. Even at 4% the Viognier is powerful--very perfume-y and ripe at first, blows off some on day 2. Not very structured. Okay for the price.
Fruit forward, touch of leather from the Syrah. Even at 4% the Viognier is powerful--very perfume-y and ripe at first, blows off some on day 2. Not very structured. Okay for the price.
South Australia, Australia
