Dindima Shiraz 2009
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This wine review summarizes a 2009 Shiraz from Dindima winery in Orange, Australia. The wine has a deeply earthy and oaky flavor influenced by the volcanic terroir of the region. It has great tannins and quality dark fruit on the palate. The reviewer recommends this lesser known winery and rates the wine very good value, worth buying until 2021.
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This wine review summarizes a 2012 Ross Hill Benny & Taylor Shiraz from Orange, Australia. The wine is described as soft and balanced with a floral and pepper bouquet and flavors of red cherries and blackberries supported by solid tannin. It received a rating of 80.9/100 from Shiraz.guru and is considered excellent value, being best enjoyed through 2019.
Idavue Estate Sandy's Block Petit Verdot Shiraz 2010
This wine review summarizes a 2010 Idavue Estate Sandy's Block Petit Verdot Shiraz from the Barossa Valley in Australia. The wine has intense floral and spice aromas mixing beautifully with sweet ripe fruit flavors of red cherries and blackberries that linger in the mouth along with white pepper. It has great tannin structure and was appealing from the first sniff according to the reviewer. The wine is best drinking until 2022 and received an 87/100 rating from Shiraz.guru, denoting it as very good and great value for its $28 price point.
Glandore Hunter Shiraz 2010
The 2010 Glandore Hunter Shiraz from Australia received an average rating of 80 out of 100, with the reviewer noting that 2010 was a difficult vintage in the Hunter Valley region and this wine did not excel but performed above average for the year. While there are better options available than a 2010 vintage wine, this Shiraz provides good value for those wanting a wine from that year to drink through 2020.
Rosdal Wines Heathcote II Shiraz 2011
This Shiraz from Rosdal Wines is medium-bodied with intense aromas of fruit, spice and oak that are intoxicating. Flavors are fruit-dominant while also elegant and sophisticated, with a great finish. The wine scores 89.1 out of 100 from Shiraz.guru and is best enjoyed through 2023 at a cost of $32.
Yarran Wines Leopardwood Limited Release Shiraz 2012
This 2012 Shiraz from Yarran Wines in Heathcote, Australia has intense spice and pepper aromas with dark cherry and plum flavors balanced by earthy and vanilla notes. It has a deep burgundy color, great body and finish, and scores 87.7/100 from Shiraz.guru as very good value for its $15 price tag, making it a good wine to enjoy with pizza.
Greenock Creek Vineyard & Cellars Apricot Block Shiraz 2010
This wine review summarizes a 2010 Shiraz from Greenock Creek Vineyard & Cellars in Australia's Barossa Valley. The wine has an inky dark color with earthy and spicy aromas. Flavors of blackberries, dark plums and licorice are rich but let the fruit shine through. It has an ample body with good tannins and a persistent finish. The reviewer rates it 84.7 out of 100 and considers it good value for the $35 price point.
Highland Heritage Estate Wellwood Shiraz 2009
This wine review summarizes a 2009 Highland Heritage Estate Wellwood Shiraz from Orange, Australia. The reviewer notes that 2009 was a good vintage in the Orange region and that this Shiraz has intense fruity flavors and a full body that holds the wine together well, making it very enjoyable to drink. The reviewer rates the wine 86.1 out of 100 and recommends it as a 'worth buying' wine that offers great value and can be enjoyed through 2024.
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Dindima Shiraz 2009
- 1. Dindima Shiraz 2009 Orange, Australia __________________________________________________________ This wine has grunt, it is certainly influenced by the Orange volcanic terrior making it deeply oaky and earthy. Great tannin with quality dark fruit on the palate. This winery is less known but honestly one that should be on the radar. Best drinking to 2021. Cost: $38 @ShirazGuru www.shiraz.guru 87.3 /100 Shiraz.guru © October, 2014 Reserved Rights SG WINE RATING VERY GOOD ‘GREAT VALUE’ RATING 3.3 WORTH BUYING