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Glaetzer Godolphin Barossa Valley(2005)

The name Godolphin has been linked with excellence in many fields, including politics, education and literature. We are using the same ideals to make this wine. The label echoes the Ancient Egyptian Ankh symbol (pronunciation: onk). Historically the ankh symbolised sunrise, regeneration, regrowth and renewal.

Variety: 80% Dry-grown Barossa Valley 85 year-old Shiraz vines & 20% Dry grown Barossa Valley 60 year-old Cabernet Sauvignon vines
Region: 100% Barossa Valley (Northern Ebenezer region)
Fermentation: Fermented in 1 tonne open fermenters, hand read more...
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International Wine Cellar
Issue 133, July/August 2007
93/100
July 2007
($58; an 80/2% blend) Dark purple. The nose offers an explosively aromatic array of sexy red and dark berry scents accompanied by vanilla, sandalwood, cola and baking spices. Precise blackberry and boysenberry flavors reach every nook and cranny of the palate and seem to gain energy on the finish. Extremely appealing, suave and fresh, offering a striking melange of bright and ripe qualities. (Epicurean Wines, Seattle, WA)
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January 2008
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July 2007
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November 2007

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