D'Arenberg 2011 The Other Side Single Vineyard Shiraz (McLaren Vale)
Considered on their own, d'Arenberg's 2011 single-vineyard Shirazes are successful, although they lack some of the pizzazz of the 2010s. This was one of my favorites, teeming with pepper-tinged blueberries and accented by hints of roasted meat and espresso. It's full bodied and richly textured, with a long, velvety finish. Joe Czerwinski
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Price$85,Buy Now
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DesignationThe Other Side Single Vineyard
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Alcohol14.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterOld Bridge Cellars
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Date Published3/1/2015
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