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D Arenberg Stump Jump Shiraz 2008

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Snooth User: vidiat
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This stuff tastes like sweet cough medecine. Some of the worst of the overly jammy Austrailian Shiraz's that seem to be all the rage.


November 2009

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Wow, I was disappointed. Loved their last release, but could not swallow this one. Left me wondering what happened? Does it need more time? Hmmm.


November 2009

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90 Points - Wine Spectator
#82 Wine Spectator Top 100 of 2009
"Ripe and open-textured, this is impressive for the way it packs in the cherry, blackberry and raspberry flavors and keeps its foot on the gas pedal through the mineral-inflected finish. Drink now through 2018. 5,000 cases imported." - HS Issue: Sep 30, 2009


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Snooth User: Echelar
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Very aggressive shiraz; this one hits hard. Could be a polarizing vintage--I can see where the metallic/acidic finish could be a turn off. I didn't mind it so much, but wasn't clamoring for another bottle, either.


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