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Cellarbrations at Cottesloe Western Australia, Certified Specialist of Wine (CSW)
9.2
Very pretty touch to the bouquet and only some aged complexity showing. Very dense dark colour and a vibrant red rim, clearly unfiltered. Powerful, great fruit weight and excellent tannin. Thanks Joe!
Very pretty touch to the bouquet and only some aged complexity showing. Very dense dark colour and a vibrant red rim, clearly unfiltered. Powerful, great fruit weight and excellent tannin. Thanks Joe!
Last of my ‘03 Bransons. Like going to watch a late career slugger, it still had some pop but lacked the intense power of earlier years. Bright, tangy fruit but few layers and depleted tannins. Thanks for the memories!
Last of my ‘03 Bransons. Like going to watch a late career slugger, it still had some pop but lacked the intense power of earlier years. Bright, tangy fruit but few layers and depleted tannins. Thanks for the memories!
What one would expect of a single vineyard 15% abv in 2004. Big, concentrated, dark purple and black fruit covered in a warm blanket of oak. There’s Syrah in there somewhere, but most has been ripened beyond recognition. Putting that aside, and accepting this for what it is, there’s plenty to enjoy and no discernable edges, especially on a cold, rainy night.
What one would expect of a single vineyard 15% abv in 2004. Big, concentrated, dark purple and black fruit covered in a warm blanket of oak. There’s Syrah in there somewhere, but most has been ripened beyond recognition. Putting that aside, and accepting this for what it is, there’s plenty to enjoy and no discernable edges, especially on a cold, rainy night.
Barossa Valley, Barossa, South Australia, Australia
