Campbells
Bobbie Burns Shiraz
Rutherglen, North East, Victoria, Australia
Absolutely in great shape
Just not an outstanding wine, but very economical too
Better than an average Oz new release of any sort
Absolutely in great shape
Just not an outstanding wine, but very economical too
Better than an average Oz new release of any sort
This is the final bottle in my #12daysofshiraz quest where I've matched 12 Aussie Shiraz's up with food (blog post to come). Introducing the Campbell's 2015 Bobbie Burns Shiraz from Rutherglen in Victoria.
We teamed this up with straight out of the jar VinoFood's Mandarin, Chilli & Shiraz Chocolate Sauce - oh what a night! The two went beautifully together with a bit of Netflix on the side 😜
This Aussie Shiraz is a deep ruby red with scents of black fruits, liquorice and a lick of oak on the nose. The palate is full of elegance, wonderfully juicy blackberry fruit and earthy/savoury tannins on the finish. A superb match to the chocolate-orange inspired sauce!
A big thanks to the team at Wine Selectors who've given me the opportunity to give their exclusive Australian First Families of Wine 'Australian Shiraz Showcase a test run. You can find out more about this special dozen on the blog: travellingcorkscrew.com.au/blog/australias-first-families-of-wine
All opinions are based on my own taste buds. Wine is subjective & always evolving, so make sure you drink what you enjoy! #sample #tcweekdaywine #tctastingnotes
This is the final bottle in my #12daysofshiraz quest where I've matched 12 Aussie Shiraz's up with food (blog post to come). Introducing the Campbell's 2015 Bobbie Burns Shiraz from Rutherglen in Victoria.
We teamed this up with straight out of the jar VinoFood's Mandarin, Chilli & Shiraz Chocolate Sauce - oh what a night! The two went beautifully together with a bit of Netflix on the side 😜
This Aussie Shiraz is a deep ruby red with scents of black fruits, liquorice and a lick of oak on the nose. The palate is full of elegance, wonderfully juicy blackberry fruit and earthy/savoury tannins on the finish. A superb match to the chocolate-orange inspired sauce!
A big thanks to the team at Wine Selectors who've given me the opportunity to give their exclusive Australian First Families of Wine 'Australian Shiraz Showcase a test run. You can find out more about this special dozen on the blog: travellingcorkscrew.com.au/blog/australias-first-families-of-wine
All opinions are based on my own taste buds. Wine is subjective & always evolving, so make sure you drink what you enjoy! #sample #tcweekdaywine #tctastingnotes
Dark garnet, typical nose. Light to medium body, smooth, touch fruity, black cherry, smooth, low acidity and light tannins.
Dark garnet, typical nose. Light to medium body, smooth, touch fruity, black cherry, smooth, low acidity and light tannins.
Dec 5th, 2020
Hello old friend. Smooth and violety with bright red and black fruit! Red licorice, pepper, star anise, all spice. All in all, fucking delicious. A beautiful cool climate Shiraz, not too jammy. I haven't had this in a long time, and it's very welcome in these trying times
Hello old friend. Smooth and violety with bright red and black fruit! Red licorice, pepper, star anise, all spice. All in all, fucking delicious. A beautiful cool climate Shiraz, not too jammy. I haven't had this in a long time, and it's very welcome in these trying times
Jul 14th, 2017
Smooth. Drank with a roast beef dinner. Sweet fruity smell
Smooth. Drank with a roast beef dinner. Sweet fruity smell
Aug 29th, 2015
Was sharp and not an easy drink. We let it breathe and it improved only slightly. How disappointing.
Was sharp and not an easy drink. We let it breathe and it improved only slightly. How disappointing.
Oct 18th, 2014