Oxford Landing 2018 Shiraz (South Australia)
Pale in color, this watery Shiraz initially offers some bright cherry fruit but quickly slides into synthetic territory with a dish soap and oak spice quality. The palate is thin and astringent, and the fruit falls rapidly flat, finishing on the sour side. Christina Pickard
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Price$10,Buy Now
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Alcohol13.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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ImporterNegociants USA–Winebow
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Date Published10/1/2020
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