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Torbreck The Struie Barossa Valley 2001

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Winery:
Torbreck
Varietal:
Syrah
Region:
Australia > South Australia > Barossa > Eden Valley
Type:
Red Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2013
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User Tags:  firm, earthy, spices, fruit, vibrant, dessert, mediterranean fruits, chemical, structure, resinous 


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Australia has certainly made Syrah its own, even bestowing it with a new name: Shiraz. In the warm, dry climate of Australia this noble grape, responsible for some of the grandest wines of France, produces an intense, unique expression that is distinctly Australian. The ripe grapes take on classic notes of black pepper and leather that add depth and complexity to the black cherry and plum fruits on the palate. Australian Shiraz has typically been aged in American Oak barrels which impart the wine with a distinct note of vanilla that can add to the impression of ripeness many of these wines have, but the time in barrel also allows the wines a chance to settle and reveal their rich, voluptuously styled mouthfeel.

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Rating: 88/100 - As reviewed by International Wine Cellar in Issue 109, July/August 2003 ($50) Deep red-ruby. Nose combines rustic, charmingly uncultivated dusty, meaty aromas with sweet red and black berries and assertive new oak. Smooth and concentrated, with vibrant jujube-like fruit flavors delivered along a fleshy, juicy palate finishing tightly knit and earthy. Neither heavy nor hard, and showing no sign of excessive ripeness or oak.


 

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Rating: 92/100 - As reviewed by The Wine Advocate in Issue 148


 

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Rating: 92/100 - As reviewed in Wine Advocate # 148 on Aug-03


 

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Rating: 88/100 - As reviewed by Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar on Jul-03


 

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