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Tim Adams Shiraz 'Aberfeldy' 1997 (MAGNUM) --RP 93 pts, Halliday 92 750ml


Tim Adams Shiraz 'Aberfeldy' 1997 (MAGNUM)  --RP 93 pts, Halliday 92

$119.99
$99.99
5 available

"Medium to full red-purple; the bouquet is flooded with sweet, rich spicy berry fruit and the very clever use of oak. The opulently rich palate consummates the marriage between oak (the dominant partner) and dark fruit flavours, all supported by soft but ample tannins. Rating 92 Drink 2015 Date Tasted Mar 99." James Halliday's Australian Wine Companion.

"The opaque purple-colored 1997 Shiraz Aberfeldy emerges from an old head-pruned vineyard planted in 1904. The wine spends twelve months in new American oak and another year in one-year old American casks. It is an immense, full-bodied, opaque purple-colored Shiraz with gorgeous aromas of licorice, cassis, black cherries, and tar. Massive, with high levels of glycerin that ooze across the palate, this dense, flavorful wine can be drunk now because of its low acidity and sweet tannin, but should become more civilized as well as complex with another 15-18 months of cellaring. Impressive!" Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate, February 2000.


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