• 93 Points
    Editors’ Choice
    Greenock Creek 2004 Apricot Block Shiraz (Barossa Valley)

    Smells almost Port-like, with expansive aromas of fruit cake, maple syrup and chocolate, then delivers a similar array of flavors, although completely dry. Full-bodied, lush and richly textured, this is almost too much, although the intriguing spice notes of cinnamon, clove and allspice help rein in the waves of chocolate and dried fruit. Long, velvety and slightly warm on the finish. Drink now–2015.

    — J.C. Published 11/1/2007
  • 93 Points
    Editors’ Choice
    Greenock Creek 2004 Apricot Block Shiraz (Barossa Valley)

    Smells almost Port-like, with expansive aromas of fruit cake, maple syrup and chocolate, then delivers a similar array of flavors, although completely dry. Full-bodied, lush and richly textured, this is almost too much, although the intriguing spice notes of cinnamon, clove and allspice help rein in the waves of chocolate and dried fruit. Long, velvety and slightly warm on the finish. Drink now–2015.

    — J.C. Published 11/1/2007
  • 93 Points
    Editors’ Choice
    Greenock Creek 2004 Apricot Block Shiraz (Barossa Valley)

    Smells almost Port-like, with expansive aromas of fruit cake, maple syrup and chocolate, then delivers a similar array of flavors, although completely dry. Full-bodied, lush and richly textured, this is almost too much, although the intriguing spice notes of cinnamon, clove and allspice help rein in the waves of chocolate and dried fruit. Long, velvety and slightly warm on the finish. Drink now–2015.

    — J.C. Published 11/1/2007
  • 93 Points
    Editors’ Choice
    Greenock Creek 2004 Apricot Block Shiraz (Barossa Valley)

    Smells almost Port-like, with expansive aromas of fruit cake, maple syrup and chocolate, then delivers a similar array of flavors, although completely dry. Full-bodied, lush and richly textured, this is almost too much, although the intriguing spice notes of cinnamon, clove and allspice help rein in the waves of chocolate and dried fruit. Long, velvety and slightly warm on the finish. Drink now–2015.

    — J.C. Published 11/1/2007