Tasted blind.
Cool climate Syrah nose noticed initially. Purple flowers, dark fruit, some va, and spice/ whole bunch/carbonic aromas. But the color of the wine and the fruit profile was a bit darker. There was also a red apple skin and chocolate character picked in the smell and taste. It seemed a bit more savoury and wild than Syrah by itself. A bit bigger/riper with more tannin than I usually see for this style of wine but still plenty of acid. I called "natural" Syrah with Mourvedre from Adelaide or an early picked Barossa.
Tasted blind.
Cool climate Syrah nose noticed initially. Purple flowers, dark fruit, some va, and spice/ whole bunch/carbonic aromas. But the color of the wine and the fruit profile was a bit darker. There was also a red apple skin and chocolate character picked in the smell and taste. It seemed a bit more savoury and wild than Syrah by itself. A bit bigger/riper with more tannin than I usually see for this style of wine but still plenty of acid. I called "natural" Syrah with Mourvedre from Adelaide or an early picked Barossa.
1 person found it helpfulMar 23rd, 2016
Full of spice and tangy red fruits. Slightly earthy, savoury stuff going on too. Pulls you back in after every swig. A wine packed to the rafters with pleasure.
Full of spice and tangy red fruits. Slightly earthy, savoury stuff going on too. Pulls you back in after every swig. A wine packed to the rafters with pleasure.
Nov 9th, 2015
Deep, surprisingly non-brooding dark Australian red. Almost purple in color, this wine is well structured, with good balance, and a very pronounced blackberry taste on the mouth. Pleasant Aussie surprise!
Deep, surprisingly non-brooding dark Australian red. Almost purple in color, this wine is well structured, with good balance, and a very pronounced blackberry taste on the mouth. Pleasant Aussie surprise!
Dec 14th, 2016
Barossa, South Australia, Australia
