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Rosedale Shiraz 2008

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Deep crimson with purple hues, and aromas of plum, raspberry, vanilla and sweet spice. Intense black cherry fruit on the palate, with coffee, plum and pepper spice. Fine and firm tannins, serve with red meats and cheeses.

The Deep Blue Wine Company has over 20 years experience in making and marketing New World wines, and their company name derives from the deep sea shipping origins of their wines, and a free thinking attitude to the wine industry.

The philosophy is to always make the best wines possible which are authentic to their origins, producing great value ranges from Australia's Riverina, and South Africa's Olifants River, as well as more premium wines from the world famous Barossa Valley, Marlborough and Stellenbosch regions.

Offering excellent alternatives to the mainstream ‘high street' brands which so often disappoint, the ongoing popularity and success of the Deep Blue wines is testament to their quality and can-do attitude for which the new world is so renowned.

Vintage:
2008

Country:
Australia

Region:
Barossa Valley

Grape Variety:
Shiraz

Alcohol Content :
14.4 %



Product Reviews

  1. Barossa Valley Shiraz

    Posted by Unknown on 9th Jun 2011

    An archetypal Barossa Shiraz that is absolutely flooded with deep, silky, abundantly ripe black fruits. On the nose it is like a bowl of liquidised black cherries and blackcurrants, with a hint of earthiness and pepper, and a chocolate and toasty depth from just a few months in mostly French oak. The palate heaves with that same silky fruit, the sweetness of the fruit filling the mouth, but all the time creamy tannins and modest but adequate acidity giving length and balance. This is a real crowd pleaser with its seductive fruit, but it is beautifully made and great value too: a terrific wine. Tom Cannavan, Wine Pages - wine of the week, 24.10.10

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