The Sleeper Shiraz
R850,00
Opulent dark fruit is supported by aromatic notes of spice distinctive to Shiraz. The wine is textured, layered and showing elegance and refined structure.
Category: Syrah
Description
Opulent dark fruit is supported by aromatic notes of spice distinctive to Shiraz. The wine is textured, layered and showing elegance and refined structure.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS | |
alc | 14.88 |
rs | 2.1 |
pH | 3.35 |
ta | 6.5 |
WINE INFORMATION | |
Accolades | 4½ stars John Platter Wine Guide 2023 93 Points – Decanter Awards 2022 92 Points – Vinous Neal Martin SA Report 2022 4½ stars John Platter Wine Guide 2022 4 stars John Platter Wine Guide 2021 |
Brand Group | Icon Range |
Other | |
Winemaker | |
Variety | Shiraz |
Blend Percentage | 100% Shiraz |
Food Suggestion | Game, ostrich, steak, roast beefor spicy lamb dishes. |
Ageing | 10 – 15 years |
Additional information
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Rickety Bridge |
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