Description / Reviews
"The old vineyards of the Barossa tend to yield fruit with elevated concentration of flavour and soft, supple and velvety tannins that set them apart from the younger stuff. The Ebenezer vineyard drives ferrous depth, lifted perfume and dark fruit complexity whilst the Koonunga block provides mid-palate richness and muscle. Complex aromatic of dark fruits, hints of menthol spice and charcuterie, paired with a palate packed with boysenberry, black satsuma plum, black cherry and cassis with great intensity and length. Tannins are fine grained, supple, long and well balance with the acidity to see this wine cellar beautifully over the next decade or so." - Winemaker Notes
"There’s a bit of wow factor on offer here. The fruit is so ripe, and has such great spread, and is so well meshed with spiced cedarwood oak, and it keeps its momentum going as a net of fine-grained tannin flings out through the back half of the wine. This is a moody, dark, film noir expression of shiraz with deep shadows, bright bursts of violet and an outstretched finish. It’s destined to age superbly." - 95 Points, Campbell Mattinson, The Wine Front
