Bethany 2014 Shiraz (Barossa)
There's a barnyard quality about this wine that's hard not to notice, but there's also a good lick of raspberry, strawberry, floral and dried herb aromas. The palate is silky and juicy-fruited but, grippy, oaky tannins never quite knit the wine together. It finishes on a chewy, slightly sour note. Christina Pickard
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Price$35,Buy Now
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Alcohol13.9%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterGreat Australian Wine Company
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Date Published10/1/2019
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