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Posted on September 17, 2022 by Roger Harmston Posted in Terroir

The use of oak might be subtle, but the flavours are quite intense (berries, plums, touch of liquorice) with a lovely textured finish.  

 Vintage Conditions: Heavy winter rains and a mild spring led to the production of strong canopies, which protected the fruit during the summer heat, and resulted in wines of great strength and character.  5 months in stainless steel 80% 3 months on French oak 3 months on American oak planks 10% planks 10% .

The wine doesn’t need a big wordy write up.  It’s hearty, healthy, and worthy.

Team it up with big flavour pasta dishes, or bbq meats or maybe venison

Rosemount Shiraz

$18.98

13% Alcohol

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